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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1933
Page
4
The fragment notes a U S year and six months with mail transmission through the mails as second class matter. It includes a Dillon post office entry and a telephone contact 66 for further information.
Plant roots in water 24 hours then set in a 2 foot hole with one to two inches of soil above the eyes. Do not bury eyes deeper than two inches to avoid nonflowering or winter kill. Mound dirt over the hole first winter and mulch, then remove in spring. Add well rotted cow manure at the bottom for three years of minimal cultivation. Separately, brief police and court items report James Riordan jailed, Dr Squire ordered to pay, and other incidents with arrests, insanity findings, and citizenship denials.
The Agricultural Adjustment Administration explains that wheat’s buying power has declined from 1914 to 1933 as 1925 and 1930 levels required more sacks to purchase common goods. To restore earlier value, the agency urges farmers to reduce acreage for 1934 and 1935 crops and aims for the 1914 basis.
The Tribune notes Dillén people seek a tannery to make leather despite smell concerns. Gum boots gain popularity amid muddy streets. Fidel Huber suggests a ferry for west side customers crossing Montana street. Charles A. Lewis is discharged by the grand jury after Eva Clark murder charge. Merchants urged to close on Sundays.
QWHETA MEETS Theta hosted by Mrs Backus at Mrs Emerick’s home. Manse Society of the Presbyterian church to be entertained Thursday at the church by Mrs Dean and Mrs Frank Tyre. Mrs Schmidt’s son Rev O A Schmidt’s mother died in Decorah Iowa. Mr and Mrs Marchesseau and daughter Estelle vacationing in Dillon from Grasshopper Ranch. Mrs Edmondson and son Arthur of Spokane visiting Dillon. Boy Scouts council meeting planned in Dillon October 10. Dr J A Petrausch chiropractor opening office in Metlen building from Bozeman. Modern Beaverhead riverbank home for sale at 5000 dollars with two acres and amenities. Mrs Helen Johnson of Chicago files suit for divorce against her husband cited as stingy.
A dinner party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Farley at the Lennox home on East Glendale celebrated the Lenox twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Thirty two guests enjoyed a three course meal with pinochle prizes awarded to Mrs Maynard Miller J H Keenan and Mrs J H Keenan and Mr Miller. Chrysanthemums adorned the rooms as the Lenoxes received six dining chairs and an elaborate electric waffle iron. Their daughter Estelle, a teacher in the northern part of the state, could not attend.
The State of Montana summons Ralph Goforth to appear before Justice of the Peace George Opp in Beaverhead County on Friday November 8 1933 at 10 a m to answer Margarett Carter's civil action for 74 15 with 8 interest and 14 15 for Bergeson Motors services and equipment. If not, judgment will be entered. Filed October 3 1933 J E L Kelly Attorney for Plaintiff Dillon Montana. George Opp Justice of the Peace.
Notice dated October 2, 1933 states that Beaverhead County warrants and bonds are called for payment on October 6, 1938. Interest ceases after that date. Outstanding General, Bridge, Fair, High School, and Road fund warrants dated through specified dates are affected, with exceptions for road warrants 16221 to 16231 issued August 3, 1982 and registered August 10, 1932, and all High School Gymnasium Bonds.
In the Tribune edition from October 18 1893 several students stand out for perfect attendance William Cushing Katie Paxton Ethel Bond John Orr Fred Rife Lena Johnson Emily Taylor Carl Mast Florence Carter and Jardine Rife T J Mulaney plans a trip to the Worlds Fair and to Wisconsin Pinny Poindexter and Prof Mills operate at the Dillon News counter Reports suggest Montana is recovering from a severe financial downturn with Butte improving and Helena showing renewed energy
The Dillon Tribune ownership details list publisher editor and business manager as F. E. Foote, with Foote also named as owner alongside Ida M. Foote. The document also provides a Great Falls land office notice about E. P. Mullis as guardian seeking three year proof for homestead claims in Montana with witnesses listed as Ralph Liggett Bert Howell K S Laraway W W Skillicorn.
A matron from Helena's vocational school arrived Monday to take into custody Shirley Powers and Alma Parkens, who were arrested Sunday by local police after fleeing the Helena institution. A man arrested with the girls is held at the county jail.
The 1903 note recalls Master Jack Deputy hosting a birthday party for friends on Monday. It notes Butte mine closures affecting 15,000 workers and a Montana industrial crisis possibly lasting a year. Trees along Odd Fellows hall were felled for sidewalk widening, prompting regret from locals.
Henry Minson, a St. Paul butcher, uses a cleaver to sever a policeman's toe after an arrest attempt. The incident is noted amid broader mentions of rising pretzel production tied to 3.2 beer and a high estimate of pretzel consumption next year.
Members of Dillon Lodge No. 1554 B P O Elks will host a party at the I O O F hall on Tuesday evening October 10 after their regular meeting. The Elks orchestra will provide music for dancing and a supper will follow. A committee plans an engaging program for the lodge’s annual winter social affair.
Friday morning at Fred Rife's office issued to Mary Edna Patterson of Lima and Alvin William Burton of Downey Idaho. Judge Louis Stahl officiated their marriage. Clifford Cullen and guests staged an impromptu charivari Thursday night with a wheel barrow procession to honor the newlyweds.
Miss Edith Saxton, injured in Sunday morning’s auto accident, was released from Barrett hospital Thursday and is making a rapid recovery. The report notes she is among three injured in the crash.
The District Court of Beaverhead County Montana administers the estate of Ole Peterson deceased. Creditors and claimants must exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to the Administrator at Plentywood Sheridan County Montana.
The notice lists Patrick Des mond of Grant Montana filing three year proof on a stock raising homestead entry in 1933 and witnesses. It also includes an alias summons in a Beaverhead County case to foreclose a real estate mortgage dated 1930 on properties described in sections 10 14 15 23 and more, with stated amounts and costs.
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