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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1934
Page
4
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T G Bond of Blackfoot Idaho writes a nostalgic tribute to Pat Desmond known as an old timer who lived by the road, built a simple log cabin and cared for his herd. Bond recalls Pat as strong in mind, devout, generous, and hopeful, promising to meet him at the range in fall and to remember him beside a small log cabin.
A fragmented 1885 Tribune excerpt recalls Dillon events and nearby anecdotes. It highlights Makay's Argenta museum exhibitions, Bannack Sunday gatherings, local youths playing baseball, and six county prisoners under Sheriff Jones. The retrospective item then jumps to 1904 and 1914 items about city water tests, high school commencements, and depot news.
The American Legion auxiliary initiates Poppy Day on May 26 across the United States. Women volunteers will distribute poppies and collect contributions for veterans welfare and relief. Mrs. W. S. Cashmore heads the local unit with a corps led by Mrs. Harry McMannis to spread the memorial flowers. Poppies are ordered from Fort Harrison at Helena where disabled veterans made them during winter and spring.
Mrs Bourquin wins a book report on Sonny A Xinal Guest set at a Christmas home. Sonny, a spirited boy, defies limits with support from father mother and teachers. The tale contrasts education and honesty, praises patient handling of children, and notes Admiral Sims and baseball star Rabbit Maranville among referenced figures.
In Dil lon last week cattleman Sam Robinson expressed deep concern over current market chaos and policy. He urged clear tariff promises and no new taxes on beef to restore confidence, while noting nature and drought strain cattle in the Big Hole region.
Boise officials touring the region encountered a small town protest as a group of women criticized CWA and FERA relief work. They argued the programs foster idleness and harm industrial recovery efforts.
Joseph M. Dixon, a prominent Montana figure, died leaving a legacy as a capable citizen and public servant. A North Carolina native who moved to Missoula, he rose from local success to the state senate and national roles including assistant secretary of the interior under Hoover and a trusted ally of Roosevelt. He was respected for honesty, aggressiveness, and devotion to family and constituents.
A trainload of 850 head of cattle weighing about 1200 pounds each, shipped from Armstead to Austin Minnesota, sold for 5 cents a pound. Shippers include Frank Pendleton Fred Nelson Jake Neidt Waldhly Hirschy Hansen Packing Co. Buyers were Byron D OConnell of Helena for the Ore Packing Co. He is brother of Mrs. Henry Schoenborn of Dillon.
Notice for tax deed filed by Roy B. Herndon on June 10 1934 for Lots 1 and 2 Block 4 Rife's 2nd Addition Dillon Montana with $7.07 due plus interest and costs. Also notice to creditors for the estate of William Henry Boatman deceased asking creditors to present claims within four months after first publication to the Clerk of the District Court in Beaverhead County Montana.
Notice to creditors of Patrick Desmond deceased and other estate matters in Beaverhead County Montana. Administratrix Mary Desmond Barker requests claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication at Dillon office. Includes bids for school district and publication of time for proving will for Nadpo Goyer. Seizure sale of property described and Internal Revenue notice. Multiple notices follow in Beaverhead County courts.
The board of trustees will meet in regular session on the second Monday in June at the regular meeting time to adopt a preliminary budget for the ensuing school year. Taxpayers may attend and be heard on the budget and related matters.
The Beaverhead County election official announces that registration closes at 6:00 p.m. on Friday, June 1, 1934, for the primary nominating election to be held Tuesday, July 17, 1934, in Dillon Montana. Eligible electors must register before voting.
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