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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1934
Page
4
An article notes the shift from traditional American Indian facial decorations to modern cosmetics produced in scientific laboratories. It highlights materials, methods, and the evolution of makeup from berry juices to refined vanity items and lipstick holders, emphasizing contemporary artistry.
In Dillon a veteran recalls meeting Lil Mackley, a steady worker who reveals a deadly Kentucky tale. Mackley describes a moonshiner grandfather who killed a sheriff and was himself killed years later, prompting a wary warning to Bill New man to stay alert if he encounters the killer’s kin.
In May 1886 Tribune notes Dillon prepares for its first city election next Monday to form a governing body. The piece highlights need for a capable city marshal, addresses sidewalk nails, and mentions grub staking, prospects of miners leaving town, local merchants optimistic for a harvest, and a Birch Creek rancher offering $20 monthly for farm hands.
Beaverhead County Montana held a special session to hear a petition for a new road by W M Karber et al. Viewers C C Gosman George Metlen and Edgar K Rife were appointed to inspect and report at the next session. Each commissioner could inspect as needed. The meeting adjourned at 5 PM. 40 years ago notes recount Fourth of July races and a sheep dressing wager in 1894.
Thirty years ago the Tribune reported a proposed new resolution to prohibit gambling at the upcoming city council meeting. Also noted was a new slaughter house near Dillon on leased ground from A S Rife, the sheep shearing season with about 50 shearers, at seven cents per head.
The Rotarian excerpt links practical vision to a deeper perception of creation. It notes Mrs. W. D. Ross, hospitalized in Butte after major surgery, is progressing satisfactorily.
A fragmentary note shows someone saying they will get you when I discovered my mis take and that they then gave Bill a reassuring gesture. The text references Bill and a reassurance following a misstep.
The record recalls a Massachusetts din ner with Calvin Coolidge then lieutenant governor and Dwight Morrow, both Amherst alumni and friends. Morrow tried to host chatter but Coolidge remained reticent, even as Morrow prepared to respond to the toast about Coolidge.
Notice from the U S Land Office Great Falls dated May 18 1934 states Montana has applied under a 1891 act for the selections of lands including parcel NISSE4% and Lots 3 and 4 in Section 35 Township 8 North Range 14 West, with a posted list for inspection and provisions for protests on mineral versus agricultural value.
District Court in Beaverhead County orders show cause why real estate of Quong Lung Kee should not be sold. Administrators Relieven Connelley must appear on a specified Saturday to justify the sale. notice to creditors and public at Dillon Beaverhead County. Publication planned weekly for three weeks.
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