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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1929

Page

6

Dillon News of 1889 May 17 Highlights

A 40 year old Tribune item notes a carload of horseshoes arriving for G W Dart Hardware Co and the Dillon Bannack Argenta telephone line nearing completion. Episcopal society buys Beebe lot for church and rectory at Idaho and Glendale. Fourth of July plans discussed. Union Pacific officials pass through Dillon, are treated well, and avoid the calaboose amid tight economy.

the Tribune G. W. Dart Hardware Co Dillon Argenta Bannack Episcopal Society of Episcopalians Beebe Idaho Glendale Streets Union Pacific Calaboose

Wool Exports From Dillon Face Yearly Peak

It is estimated that fully 600000 pounds of wool will be shipped from Dillon this year.

Therr City Dillon

Dillon High School Class of 1899 Graduation

The 18 members of the class of 1899 received diplomas Tuesday evening at Dillon High School. Nellie Black was valedictorian and Caroline White salutatorian as the motto Now, we assume the labor of life guided the ceremony. The report also notes a brutal murder at Barratts Station involving a Japanese section hand.

the Tribune Dillon’ High School Nellie Black Caroline White Beaverhead County Barratts Station

Beav erhead County High School to Graduate 82 Seniors

From the Tribune May 21 1909 Beaverhead county high school will hold graduation exercises next week with 82 graduates. Police chief Stone and sheriff Erwin rounded up 17 panhandlers last Saturday. William Gaylor a transient painter killed himself by jumping from his cell in the county jail. A temporary county jail is being built at Armstead to house detainees from that town. the structure is not sturdy and can hold only a few prisoners at once.

Tribune Beaverhead County Stone Erwin William Gaylor Armstead

Troublesome Night Coughs Stopped

Coughs and colds worsen at night but Foley's Honey and Tar Compound quickly eases bronchial and dry hacking coughs. It coats inflamed tissues and stops the cough, as Jasper Edwards of Montgomery Alabama testifies. Sold by Geo M Gosman in Montgomery.

Foley Jas Edwards Montgomery Ala Geo. M. Gosman Potts. — Adv

Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract 5 Company

Real estate transfers for the week ending May 11 1929 listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company records. Names, properties, and preliminary deed details appear in the transfers column of the weekly report.

Beaverhead

Land Patents Granted in Montana Township Areas

U S A grants 81 acres to John Frank Meyer in Upper Big Hole near Jackson and a land patent to Wilhelm Jensen for section 34 township 3 south range 9 west Montana meridian.

John Frank Meyer Upper Big Hole Jackson Wilhelm Jensen South Range West Montana Meridian

Estate sale and incorporation notice in Dillon area

Beaverhead county approves transfer of lot 16 block 3 Thomson addition Dillon from Annie E. Nelson administratrix of Traugott Ackerman estate to Tandy W. Martin. Articles of Incorporation filed for Idamont Gold Inc with directors J. E. Nolan T. C. Anderson and Kenneth S. Mackenzie.

Beaverhead County Tandy W. Martin Thomson Dillon Idamont Gold Inc J. E. Nolan Kenneths. Mackenzie Annie E. Nelson Traugott ‘Ackerman Tandy

Yellowstone Park Opens to Public June 1 Before Ceremony

Yellowstone National Park will allow car entry at north and west gates beginning June 1 ahead of official opening ceremonies June 20 at Gallatin Gateway. The 57th season opening, directed by the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul and Pacific Railway, features prominent speakers. Last year’s attendance reached 230 984 with forecasts of higher turnout this season. Roads are expected to be passable before June 1 but will be travel restricted until then to dry out and improve conditions.

Yellowstone National Park North West Gates Chicago, Milwaukee

Science Triumphs Over Naysayers Says Woman's Home Companion

A quote from Woman's Home Companion asserts science outpaces skeptics who dismiss research efforts, framing scientific progress as essential and illuminating. The piece emphasizes the value of inquiry and evidence in advancing knowledge for society.

Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin Endorsed After 47 Years Practice

A longtime physician promotes Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a gentle natural remedy for constipation. He advises daily bowel movements and discourages drastic purges, claiming Syrup Pepsin safely empties the bowels and is non habit forming. Citizens are urged to obtain a free trial bottle by mail.

Dr. Caldwell Monticello

Leopard Threatens Savage King Scene Told In Hollywood Tale

An old Hollywood anecdote recalls a scene with a coal black Afro American actor playing a savage monarch draped with a live leopard. The beast panicked, a scuffle ensued, and the actor shouted to stay in character while fanning the king as chaos erupted around them.

Hollywood Darky Jay California Texas Leopard McNaught Syndicate

London Vanes Tell Of Symbols On Historic Stays

A London vane on St Peter-upon-Cernhill stands with a death watch beetle damage, while the Royal Exchange is crowned by a gilded grasshopper and Bowchurch hosts a 9 foot dragon vane. The article notes these famous city icons as symbols tied to local churches and landmarks.

St. Peter-Upon-Cornhill London Royal Exchange Bowchurch

Tad Dorgan Dead and Farm Debenture Debate

Obituary notes Tad Dorgan's life from mill work to cartoonist fame and death from heart disease. The piece discusses the farm relief debenture plan, its effect on prices, middlemen, and farmer profits, and praises advertising and opportunity. It also mentions Edison and a career success at Pullman with D Crawford being promoted.

Senate Liverpool

Africa's Ancient Crediting of Language and Race Explored

A historical analysis discusses Africa as the cradle of human life and language. It notes early scholarly works tracing African influence into America before Columbus and asserts Africa housed humans when Europe lay in ice.

Africa America Europe

Navy Sees Static as Storm Detection Tool at Sea

Atmospheric static, long a nuisance to radio listeners, may help save lives at sea by signaling approaching storms. Navy officials say static bans could foretell rough weather and trigger early warnings for mariners.

Navy Department

Think Before You Eat Science Notes Mental State Link

Think Before You Eat Science claims trc juices are influenced by mental condition, tears wetted food is poisonous to the body, and food quality matters less than the eater’s mental state. American Magazine.

Dillon Track Team Shines at Missoula Meet

Dillon’s record at Missoula highlights a strong showing by coach Gunderson and his squad. Little set a new state discus mark of 128 feet, Dillon finished fifth with 10 points on day one, and Little earned the W. A. Clark III scholarship for athletic and scholastic achievements. Team members included Dansie Hignight Pendergast and Frank Little.

Beaverhead-high Dillon Gunderson Great Falls Nesaeceensieere Butte Ccsceepsneesee Butte Central Oon Stevensville Dillon Little Robinson Manhattan Duff Mee Jeremeeeeteteee Oye Little Senee Little W. A. Clark, III University Major Dansie Henry Hignight Dan Pendergast Frank Little

Order to Show Cause Why Real Estate Should Not Be Sold

Beav erhead County Beaverhead District Court orders Lott ie Willard estate sale. Public administrator George T Banks seeks sale of all real estate and hearings set May 25 1929 at 10 AM in Dillon Montana. Publication in Dillon Tribune for two weeks prior to hearing.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State OF Montana Beaverhead Lottie Willard George T. Banks Dillon Dillon Tribune Henry G. Rodgers Adv

Sheriff’s sale of Lima real estate in Beaverhead County

On May 26, 1929 at 2 PM the front door of the Dillon courthouse in Beaverhead County Montana will sell to the highest cash bidder the defendant’s interest in Lots Fifteen and Sixteen, Block Six, Slater’s Addition Lima described as the Boyle Estate log house and the lots. Sale terms cash. Sheriff W C Orr undersheriff C H Hartwig. Adv. 18-21

Louis Danton Bessie Wilcox Louie Moraine Dillon Beaverhead Montana Slater Lima Beaverhead County

Knox seeks final proof on Homestead land in Montana

Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dates April 28 1929 states William D Knox of Dillon Montana filed intent to prove up a homestead claim for lots 1 and 2 and 3 section 4 township 11 north range 8 west Mont Meridian. He named witnesses Peter Anderson Samuel Parker Hanson Price all of Dell Montana and Edward N Knox of Dillon Montana before Fred Rife Clerk and M D Nicholson Register. Adv 26-30

Department of the Interior U.S. Land Office Great Falls Montana William D. Knox Dillon Helena Syney Seynwy and Neyswy Mont Meridian Fred Rife District Court Pee Montana Peter Anderson Samuel L. Parker Hanson A. Price Dell Edward N. Knox M. D. Nicholson Register

Horsemen’s Banter Sparks Racy Exchange

A playful exchange between two horses mocks motor cars as rivals and sparks amused swearing from the grooms. The dialogue hints at sport and pride as horses vie for attention in a bustling track setting.

Learning to Dream From a Lifetime of Study

A reflective piece emphasizes patience and thought as essential to dreaming, suggesting ongoing study and effort are worthwhile investments in shaping one’s visions.

American Magazine

Reward offered for illegal bounty collection arrests

A one hundred dollar reward is offered to any individual not a regular law officer for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn. adv. 114m.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn

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