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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1930
Page
4
The Dillon Tribune weekly paper lists publication by E Foote in Dillon Montana. It shows subscription rates in advance and mentions the American Press Association as advertising representative and post office mailing status.
The interview recounts a 40 year old trek from Anaconda to the Big Hole basin in search of work. Sam describes crossing the river to seek jobs, a confrontation with a Swedish speaking partner, and eventual employment. He settled on a homestead with Mrs Peterson, keeping hay cattle and land though little cash.
Careful mothers in Homer Georgia and Green Bay Wisconsin praise Foley's Honey and Tar for coughs and colds. They note it is dependable, contains no opiates or chloroform, and 20 years of use by Mrs. Hill and Mrs. Ornstein. Sold by Geo M Gosman, successor to Potts.
A plains farmer handles several thousand tons of hay for sheep and cattle and prepares for a new harvest while maintaining stock. A. S. Johnson reports finding gas near the Selway Sheep company HQ and Senator E O Selway offers direction, joking that everyone in the county knows the filling station location.
May 30 1890 Tribune item details Dillon city council granting rights to establish water works and electric lights. Episcopal church to move to old court house site at $6000. parsonage plans considered. Local trade active as freight teams run from Big Hole basin. several notable local incidents and a large spring drive mentioned.
From the June 1 1900 Tribune item the Bannack stage suffered a smash up. The brief note highlights a collision or wreck affecting the stage service near Bannack. No injuries or detailed causes provided in the fragment.
Advocate of near natural remedies, Dr Caldwell promotes Syrup Pepsin as a mild, non habit forming laxative. He urges keeping the head cool feet warm and bowels open with a free trial bottle available by mail from Monticello Illinois.
Thomas Scott a well known Dillon carpenter came back to Dillon after a five months visit to his old home in Scotland. An automobile party traveling to Canada passed through Dillon, completing Reno to Dillon in 14 days.
The Associated Harvard clubs will meet June 4 to 9 in Minneapolis marking their first gathering in this Northwest region in over 15 years. Northern Pacific offers a fare and a half round trip with a 150 attendance minimum, valid from Minnesota Wisconsin North Dakota Manitoba May 31 to June 6 and from Montana May 29 to June 4, with final return by June 12.
Trustee Jack Barrett offers for sale multiple parcels belonging to M A Henneberry, Archie C Henneberry, and jointly held shares, in several sections across townships 9 to 108 S R 8-10 W. Bids accepted at attorney J E Kelly's office in Dillon until sale. court approval required. no sale before June 9 1930.
Jack Barrett trustee of M A Henneberry & Son in bankruptcy offers for sale 1795 sheep 58 rams 1 cow 1 yearling heifer 2 saddle horses work horses wagon hay rack 24 pelts harness 12 collars 9 halters 3 miners picks 10 mining steel 25 range horses. Bids accepted at J E Kelly Dillon Montana office until sale after June 5 1930 with minimum three fourths approval. Sale at Venneberry Ranch Beaverhead River fifteen miles south of Dillon during reasonable hours.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana Louise M. White initiates a civil action as plaintiff in district court. The filing marks the start of a Montana legal case and names White as complainant against defendants to be determined in later proceedings.
Notice sets June 2 1930 at 2 PM for a special stockholders meeting at the Metlen Hotel Dillon Montana to adopt a by law granting the board authority to dispose of listed placer mining claims in Beaverhead County and to transact other business. The sheriff of Beaverhead County C Orr signs the notice issued May 27 1930.
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