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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1930
Page
4
A garbled notice appears to reference the Dillon Post Office and mail transmission. The fragment mentions second class mail matter and month indicators, with unclear dates or context.
Busy Montana street scene shows 25 to 80 workers tearing down old structures and preparing the new First National Bank block. The Dillon bank, linked with Beaverhead county’s growth, aims for a modern facility with ample space and customer conveniences, reflecting local confidence in the region’s livestock farming and mining prosperity.
The Tribune notes forest fires harm tourist travel by darkening scenery and driving visitors away. It calls for fire prevention measures, public education, and responsible behavior by motorists, campers, and businesses to protect the industry and regional recreation.
Spring pasture for lease suitable for cattle sheep or horses. James Kirkpatrick offers land for grazing in the 17 to 20 season.
Mothers in Homer Georgia and Green Bay Wisconsin praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. They report decades of use with no opiates or chloroform, making it a trusted children's remedy. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
The article praises Alexander Legge of the federal farm board as a strong ally of farmers. He argues for a 50 50 sharing of protection benefits and urges organized farmers to secure their share. Secretary Hyde supports Legge amid mixed views at the United Chamber of Commerce meeting in Washington.
A 47 year practitioner endorses non harsh remedies noting that Syrup Pepsin empties bowels promptly and that daily movement is essential. He warns against drastic purges and urges readers to consult their druggist for a sample bottle of Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin.
A countywide appeal urges residents and visitors to prevent forest fires and protect wildlife and water resources. The campaign stresses long visitor stays and advertising to boost tourism while maintaining scenic areas. Notes include John Inabnit returning from a southern trip and J D Brandenberg visiting the Metlen hotel. Bobbie Paul injures arm from a fall at play last Tuesday evening.
The Churches Christian Science Society announces Sunday meetings at 11:00 A M with Sunday school at 9 5 and public invitation. St James Church led by Rev H N Tragitt Jr lists children’s church at 9 45 A M church school at 10 15 A M and morning prayer and sermon at 11 00 A M.
The Latter Day Saints Church holds Sunday School at 10:30 each Sunday morning.
The Presbyterian Church led by Rev. Thomas J. Simons will hold a Children's Day program next Sunday at 10:30 AM. No sermon. the entire service will be devoted to children's activities, with a varied program intended to be more engaging due to many children being away from the city.
The Melrose Community Presbyterian Church marks its twenty fifth anniversary next Sunday. E H Harvey of Wise River speaks on early church history, Be M Roberts discusses Sunday school interests, E J Groeneveld of Butte offers reminiscences. The Kappa Epsilon choir of Dillon joins in, with Rev T J Simons presiding. all invited.
From the Tribune May 9 1890 a note on stone foundations for Dillon National Bank being completed. It describes Dillon evenings with tennis and diversions, a sightseeing party passing through, and an English visitors’ gaze on residents, misimpressions of savagery, and rifles or knives imagined by outsiders.
The Tribune notes commencement at the Opera House next Friday with diplomas to three Dillon high school graduates. A pair of tramps confronted by a resident’s shotgun after threats for food fled the scene in a cloud of dust. E W Slack recovers from pneumonia and may return to town.
James Murphy, 76, of Melrose, astonishes dentists by growing a new set of teeth. The city adds a new Telephone block at the Montana and Glendale corner. Ten students enroll for summer at Montana State Normal college. Bond & Bond opens a grocery on Helena Street.
Notice is given that in Beaverhead County Montana the district court has set May 26 1930 at 10 AM to prove the will of A Louis Stone deceased and hear Albina Stone and R M Stone for issuance of letters testamentary. Anyone interested may appear and contest the same. Dated May 3 1930. (Seal) Fred Rife Clerk. 1921
The Montana court summons E B Howell trustee plaintiff against Hecla Consolidated Mining Company The Sanitary Company of America Harry A Stone Vivian D W Stone and George B Conway in Beaverhead County The state greets the defendants and requires an answer to the complaint filed with the Clerk of Court in this action.
The Sanitary Company of America and George B. Canaway are named in a foreclosure case against Hecla Consolidated Mining Company and trustees. The action seeks payment of 2500 dollars with 8 percent interest from 1928, plus 400 dollars attorney fees, secured by a mortgage on the South Avon and West Avon Lode claims recorded in Beaverhead County Montana. The plaintiff seeks to have its mortgage and lien adjudged superior to any claimed interests. Judgment by default if no answer within twenty days.
Promotes relief from night coughing with Foley's Honey and Tar Compound containing pine tar and honey. Claims soothing, non addictive formula with no opiates or drying agents. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman, successor from Potts-ady.
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