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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1932
Page
4
Postal notice announces Oeerran subscriptions rates and periods. shows pricing 2.50 for one year 1.25 for six months and 65 cents for three months. Indicates mailing through Dillon post office as second class matter.
An essay urges immediate appreciation for good deeds. The writer recounts praise from others and a poem about caring, stressing that expressing gratitude strengthens self and humanity. The piece cites the biblical ten lepers and argues flowers bloom when shared, not hoarded.
Prospects for summer school at tendance are excellent with many two year graduates returning to pursue degrees. Upper division courses and varied entertainment programs are scheduled. Talbott will read works, the Milwaukee Teachers College glee club performs, Hutchins offers lectures and birding hikes, Matthews speaks August 8 on economic topics. A senior play is directed by Barbara Tower, and magician Paul Fleming appears July 16. President Davis recently visited local counties.
Dillon Gun Club tied Billings for first place after a day of state telegraphic shoot. Attendees peaked at 85 with four members Forrester Renfro Pete Westergaard and Tallent scoring perfect 25s. Renfro led doubles with 466 of 500 and a 103 straight.
A cheerful breakfast scene with a sunny dining room and movable feast style meals. Includes egg shell china and varied plates, encouragement to use bright patterns, and a recipe for scrambled eggs with hominy and bacon serving four.
The Commercial Service association reports a notable weekly rise in filings on the republican ticket for county treasurer. Current counts show 19 Republicans and 12 Democrats seeking county office.
The town hopes a full seed sowing season will yield enough vegetables by fall for winter. A Sunday melee led to two horses injured but not seriously. A Montana street disturbance drew the constable as an Indian in a whisky cache sparked a skirmish and an arrest. Over a dozen new rigs appear on the streets signaling rancher style.
Last Saturday night the Rocky Mountain Oil company was organized to drill for oil in the Dell district. G. T. Paul received a new two-story, electric and steam heated Metlen block construction began on Idaho street, while Mary McLane’s notoriety draws friends in Dillon who praise her genius despite controversy.
J. E. Morse sold a herd of 1000 cattle for 100000 dollars in the Bigi-Hole basin. Stockgrowers expect wool prices around twenty cents this year. Theodore Nelson and Clark Anderson circulated a petition for a rural post office route north of town.
Ag students heard the National Future Farmer program broadcast Friday afternoon May 6 courtesy of Paddock and Tyre garage. The program featured talks by agricultural leaders and two FFA members, with the FFA band performing music. It ran about an hour and noted Beaverhead chapter’s livestock judging win at Bozeman. Concluding items mention a London resident committed to an asylum and a Chicago chorus girl jailed after intoxication.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court receives an estate matter for George F Gray deceased. Marie Gray as administratrix files a petition seeking an order to rent real estate belonging to the estate. The petition asks for authorization permitting and directing the rental of the property.
The district court orders all interested in the deceased estate to appear May 27 1932 at 10 AM in the Dillon Beaverhead County court room to show cause why the administratrix should not be granted an order to lease the real property. A copy of the order must be published for two consecutive weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Dated May 11 1932 Judge Lyman H Bennett.
The notice states that on May 13, 1932 at 2 PM at the J W Walters garage in Dillon Montana a 1926 Chrysler coach with serial Y L537LLL and engine H835848 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash to cover storage and repair charges.
Foreclosure sale announced for May 4 1982 at 2 PM at Dillon Montana courthouse front door covering real estate described as East Half of Northeast Quarter and West Half of East Half of Section 32 and West Half of Northwest Quarter Southeast Quarter of Northwest. Also Montana notice to creditors for Gioacino Pedrotti estate asking claims within four months. Administratrix Rebecca Connelley cites J. E. Kelly as attorney in Dillon Beaverhead County.
Legal notice advertises sale of 641.96 acres in Montana described as Quarter the West Half of the East Half etc with all appurtenances water rights shares in irrigation, cash terms. Dated April 20, 1932. Sheriff CG Orr and Undersheriff C H Hartwig sign.
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