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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1929
Page
6
Beaverhead farmers report conditions improving after a delayed spring. Wheat and oats green and emerging, with large acreages sown and irrigation underway. Dan and Ambrose Henneberry visited Butte for the weekend.
Mark Poindexter returned from the big city on Lake Michigan where he has been attending medical college. A paper circulates in Dillon to secure cus-
A horse roundup is sweeping the valley with about fifteen riders. Large bunches of stock have been gathered. Some Dillon water remains unfit for drinking while a small percentage is potable. Mrs. Clara Chapman and her children left for Iowa to spend the summer with relatives.
Twenty years ago the first Armstead wedding occurred when Edith McElroy married W. H. Gardiner with Rev. J. D. Hooker officiating. In Dillon, George Dart became police chief last Wednesday and faced a theft at his own Dart Hardware store as two revolvers were taken. George Metlen and Harry Schuler ordered five new five passenger automobiles.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound eases bronchial and nervous coughs by coating inflamed tissues and stopping the cough. Jas Edwards of Montgomery Alabama reports better sleep after use and others in his family have seen results. Sold by Geo M Gosman successor to Potts.
Dr Caldwell promotes a natural mild vegetable laxative for constipation. He warns against drastic purges and urges keeping the head cool feet warm and bowels open. To obtain a free trial bottle write Syrup Pepsin Dept BB Monticello Illinois.
Transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company books for the week ending May 25 1929 list property conveyances. Includes various parcels and grantees, reflecting typical weekly real estate activity in the area.
Transfers include Bessie Hudson to Fred Lyon of town lots in Thomson addition, Samuel Ford to Pennington Ford of Stahl's addition lots, Swagerty to Garrs of 625.7 acres near Grasshopper valley, Moore to Keller lands by Muddy creek, Madsen to Freeman of Medicine Lodge creek, Ada Moore Lee to Keller near Grasshopper valley. Also amended Articles of Incorporation for Montana Power, Huntley Cattle, Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad, Lemhi Telephone Company and annual statements filed.
The board of county commissioners will meet in regular session on Monday June 8. All claims must be filed with the county clerk on or before Saturday June 1.
Almanacs dating from 1292 are preserved in the British Museum and in Oxford and Cambridge libraries. The first printed almanac appeared between 1450 and 1461, with The Kalendar of Shepardes around 1497 being the earliest printed in English.
Georgia O. George, hair authorities from Los Angeles, tells Mid-West Beauty and Trades Show attendees that hair biology guides suitor selection. She claims hair type signals disposition and intellect, urging daily cradle scalp shampoo to prevent cradle crust and future baldness.
Colonel Earl D Church, longtime head of the Pension Office, was appointed by President Hoover as Commissioner of Pensions of the United States, signaling a redraw of federal retirement policy and administration.
A German town was reportedly made invisible from the air by a smoke cloud released from secret chemical vessels. The cloud rose to 300 feet, blanketing an area of about 500 square yards in six seconds.
An observer recalls Susi the female gorilla calmly resting in her cage as a Zeppelin carries her aloft. The piece muses on human fate, space travel, and the earth as a vast airship while noting French aid and questions about farm relief policies and Lindbergh’s mail route plans.
Morse of 177 Brookline Massachusetts is back home after a wide search for the Florida found girl who fled last January and was missing.
A quoted American Magazine line argues that trust in bankers over barbers would reduce family savings troubles. It notes the public role of financial advice and skepticism in money matters.
A fragment features a dialogue about speed as a societal curse with one speaker claiming to be a bill collector, implying a satire on national pace and debt. The exchange hints at character and social tension without broader context.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association advertises a one hundred dollar reward to any private individual for the arrest and conviction of anyone illegally collecting bounty funds.
Fragmentary text mentions calories and division by a scientist and a waitress. It hints at predictions about an atom being divided but the overall meaning is unclear and scattered among garbled phrases.
The Amertenan Magazine contemplates miracles and argues life is mysterious, urging caution before denying that wild creatures possess any consciousness of God. The piece reflects on philosophy and natural awe rather than scientific certainty.
Department of the Interior notice in Great Falls Montana dated April 28 1929 declares William D Knox of Dillon Montana has filed to prove final entry for Lots 1 2 8 SE WY NW SE Y SE NW WY and NEWSW Sec 4 Twp 11 S Range 8 W Mont Meridian. Proof set for June 19 1929 before Fred Rife Ballor Montana. Witnesses: Peter Anderson Samuel L Parker Hanson A Price all of Dell Montana Edward N Knox of Dillon. M D Nicholson Register. Adv 26-30
Fred Rife as executor of Abram S. Rife deceased issues a sale notice dated May 28 1929 in Dillon Montana. Public sale action authorized under probate proceedings with Adv. 22-24 publication.
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