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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 22, 1929

Page

6

Drilling military company preps grand ball on Thanksgiving eve

From the Tribune dated November 22 1889 the local military company drills for a grand ball on Thanksgiving evening. Mrs Kirkpatrick returns from Chicago after three weeks with the Woman's Christian Temperance Union. A woman named Ruth Hall fires a pistol in a waiting room narrowly missing a reptile imagined on the floor prompting a panic. Town officials warn against visiting punchers who spook the village with raucous yells and sporadic shooting.

the Tribune Dillon

Dillon Hosts Christmas Quilt Parties Amid Cold Weather

The Dillon paper notes invitations for a series of quilting parties over the coming weeks. The piece also mentions a lively scene of youths boxing in an alley near the school and reports Prof. J E Monroe receiving a long cut on the forehead from a piece of flying wood when splitting logs.

the Tribune Dillon J.E. Monroe

Free mail delivery praised after inspector visit

A Tribune report notes a favorable assessment by Post Office Inspector Flavin on establishing free mail delivery in Dillon. T. K. Jul son of Dillon's garage says next year’s cars will switch to electric headlights. Dillon's bid to host Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad terminal arouses local interest.

the Tribune Flavin T. K. Julson Dillon Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad

Reward for arrest of bounty funds violators

A one hundred dollar reward is offered to any private individual for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. The notice appears in the Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn. Adv. 114m section of The Tribune.

Madison National] Forest Sheep Growers Assn

Real Estate Transfers from Beaverhead Abstract Co.

Week ending November 16 lists transfers recorded from the Beaverhead Abstract Company titles. Transactions involve property changes noted in the title books for the period.

The Beaverhead Abstract Company

Property and Deed Transfers Across Montana Districts

Patent United States to Jens P Jensen for 648 acres in upper Horse Prairie. Warranty Deed from Jensen to Frank Ester Wold for 648 acres in upper Horse Prairie. Paddock Estate transfers 3 lots in Block 3 Ellis Addition Wisdom to Harry Helming. Arthur M Peterson to Cook Sheep Company 640 acres in Sage Creek basin. W A Whitman to G W Parberry half interest in 320 acres Centennial Valley. Right of Way Deeds Montana Western Railway Company for new railroad. Mining Deed Iva R Wegg to Quartz Hill Mining Company seven lode mining claims. Certificate of Location Fred Rife and F H Bimrose to Dorothy Lode mining claim in Bryant mining district. Order Confirming Sale estate of Henry C Burfiend.

United States Jens P. Jensen Upper Horse Prairie Frank Esterwold Harry Helming Ellis Wisdom Montana Arthur M. Peterson Cook Sheep Company Sage Creek Basin G. W. Parberry Centennial Valley Montana Southwestern Railway Company New Railroad E. W. McKenzie Marcus P. Trueman Dana E. Miller Sanford. Shepherd Fred Rife F. H. Bimrose Dorothy Lode Bryant Mining Sale District Court Henry C. Burfiend

Smallpox in Big Hole Basin Reported Mild

Four cases of smallpox in the Big Hole basin near Wisdom are in quarantine and considered mild by County Superintendent Gladys Garr who just returned from a circuit through Davide Dewey and Jackson. Nurse Bertha Lamberton also reports the outbreak as under control. Miss Garr was in Dillon with Mrs. Carl Holman of Wisdom whose daughter attends the local high school.

Big Hole Wisdom Gladys Garr Davide Dewey Jackson Bertha Lamberton Miss Garr Dillon Carl Holman

Seven year old wins city billboard slogan prize

An eastern city chamber of commerce offered a reward for a warning billboard linked to match safety. A seven year old girl won with a 14 word slogan urging smart use of matches: Matches have heads but no brains so when you use them use your brains.

Chamber of Commerce

Hope for Rare Bird Specimen in Abyssinian Expedition

The Abyssinian expedition of the American Museum of Natural History aims to obtain lammergeier specimens. This rare bird resembles both eagle and vulture and can reach a ten foot wingspan.

American Museum of Natural History

Not Usually Convincing Sayings From Hi Ho Sage

A quotation from the Washington Star features Hi Ho of Chinatown describing how a loud talker often ends up convincing only himself as the sole listener. The remark captures a sly caution about boastful rhetoric.

Hi Ho Chinatown Washington Star

Dying Churches Open Sundays Draw Few Worshipers

A brief note reflects on the decline of churches in America with Sunday openings attracting only a dwindling few, others closed on weekdays, highlighting a somber trend in religious life.

America

Foley Pills diuretic advertisement

An old advertisement claims Foley Pills diuretic improves waking energy by cleansing the urine and removing poisons. It touts better kidney function and a stronger body, urging readers to buy from Geo. M. Gosman.

Foley Geo. M. Gosman Potts Adv

Modern radio tubes and gay quilts revive old tech and craft

The article notes four pillar screen grid tubes reduce transport damage and allow independent servicing of power units. It also highlights a return to gay quilts inspiring home decor and cites Old Patchwork Quilts and the Women Who Made Them with 310 patterns and a history of the craft, linking its charm to modern design trends.

Sunday Dinner Cream of Satisfy Soup Roast Pork and Sides

A Sunday dinner features Cream of Satisfy soup, roast stuffed shoulder of pork with candied sweet potatoes and apples, Spanish corn, endive salad, and coffee sponge with cream.

Creamed Corned Beef Itinerary From Test Kitchen

A simple stovetop dish blends two cups white sauce with minced onion celery salt paprika and minced parsley In a final step add 1344 cups diced cooked corned beef and heat through Serve over a baked potato for a hearty meal.

Hungarian Chicken Soup with Egg Yolks

Boil a large chicken in three quarts water with salt sage and pepper. Add one chopped onion cooked until tender. Remove chicken, chop fine, return to soup with the yolks of three well beaten eggs. When very hot, sprinkle chopped parsley and serve at once.

Dessert and Wool Care Notes From Old Kitchen

The text describes dissolving lemon flavored gel in hot water then mixing with coffee and sugar, beating until stiff, folding in egg whites or whipped cream, then molding and chilling. It also gives washing instructions for brushed wool garments using pure soap flakes, gentle squeezing, and rinsing.

Cystex 48 Hour Test Promoted At City Drug Co Adv

An advertisement urges readers with bladder irritation or related symptoms to try Cystex with a 48 hour test. It promises quick improvement or money back and notes a price of 60 cents at City Drug Co. It emphasizes sleep disruption relief and urges immediate trial.

City Drug ~Co Adv

Old Folks Say Dr Caldwell Was Right

The piece promotes Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin as a mild safe laxative using senna and herbs. It traces the remedy to 1875, claims gentle action and no narcotics, suitable for elderly people, and invites readers to obtain a free trial bottle from the Monticello mail order.

Caldwell Medical College Sin Monticello

Laundry Instructions From Vintage Washing Guide

The text describes washing steps: rinse slightly soapy water, dry on a folded blanket spread flat on a table, shape garments carefully, turn when one side is dry.

Treatment Doubles Broom Life by Soapsuds Soak

A home tip explains that brooms last about twice as long if the fibers are tempered by immersion in soapsuds. Dip in suds rinse well shake and hang to dry. Repeat every week or ten days.

Meatless Night Menu Highlights

A meatless menu features Vegetable Chowder Stuffed Baked Squash Cream Turnips with Onions Hot pickled beets Custard Pie Coffee. The board presents a simple, vibrant spread focused on hearty vegetables and classic sides.

Ever Try Cucumber Soup Recipe

A vintage style recipe for cucumber soup instructions include peeling eight cucumbers and cooking in butter, adding flour and stock, mixing with warm milk and onion, then reheating with cream and egg yolks. Finish with salt pepper and cheese chips.

Chicken Loaf with Veal in Bread Crumbs Bake

A simple bake combining chicken veal and bread crumbs with parsley salt and egg. Mix ingredients add seasoning and milk then bake in a buttered pan for 30 minutes.

Piccadilly Salad with Orange and Pimento Garnish

Peel and dice a large orange and add enough chopped celery to make 1 cup. Halve large pecan meats and use 2 cups nuts for the fruit. Mix and arrange on crisp lettuce. Top with whipped cream mayonnaise and garnish with strips of pimento.

Piccadilly

Order to Show Cause in Wampler Estate

In Beaverhead County Montana the Estate of David F. Wampler seeks sale of all real property. Executor W. E. Brink filed an amended petition for sale and a hearing is set for December 7 1929 at 10 a m in Dillon. Court requires interested parties to appear and show cause. Publication ordered in Dillon Tribune for two consecutive weeks. Judge Henry G. Rodgers presiding.

Fifth Judicial District State OF Montana Beaverhead David F. Wampler W. E. Brink Dillon Dillon Tribune Henry G. Rodgers

Notice for Publication R Olive Martin homestead Montana claim

Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana announces R Olive Martin formerly R Olive Marchesseau of Sells Arizona has filed intent to make three year proof to establish a land claim for sections 21 and 28 township 5 south range 12 west at Dillon Montana on November 29 1929. Witnesses named John H Judge Ardy B Pyle Edward P Marchesseau Frank P Marchesseau all of Polaris or Dillon Montana.

Department of the Interior U. S Great Falls Montana R. Olive Martin R. Olive Marchesseau Sells Arizona Eynwy Swynek Neksw Range Prin. Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker Dillon Motana John H. Judge Mont Ardy B. Pyle Polaris Edward P. Marchesseau Frank P. Marchesseau M. D. Nicholson Adv

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Eee Peribonka Bi James Oliver Cutwood Quebec Steve Washington George Albert T. Reid Iva R. Wegg Quartz Hill Mining Company Seven Lode Nancy Hart DR. Caldwell
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