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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1932
Page
4
Printed notice lists subscription prices: in advance and one year $2.50, six months $1.25, three months 65 cents, with mailing via Dillon Post Office as second class matter.
Travelling freight and passenger agent Stevans of the Northern Pacific visited Big Hole on Tuesday. Emil Schindler was in Dillon on Wednesday. Sincerity Rebekah Lodge No. 121 celebrated its fifth anniversary with refreshments and entertainment hosted by Plen O’Neil and Sanford Shepherd. Mrs. William Bowers of Renton Washington visits the Bowers home. W. F. Cashmore, Republican candidate for county treasurer, visited Jackson on Wednesday. Beaverhead Republican chair W. F. Tash handled duties in Jackson this week. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Pendergast visited the Dan Pendergast home Thursday. Mrs. James Woody and Mrs. Chas. Wenger visited Dillon on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Clemon were Dillon visitors Friday. Mrs. OQ T. Husted was taken to Hamilton for surgery. Frank Jewett dined with the Schindlers Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Williamson spent the weekend in Jackson visiting. J. M. Neidt and son John were Dillon visitors Saturday. Commissioner Martin Jackson attended the county commissioners meeting in Dillon.
Mr Wolf of Dillon was a business visitor in Grant Monday. Charles P Brenner spent Monday in Dillon returning home the same day. Mr and Mrs Omar Larrebee and their young son visited relatives in Dillon Monday. Mayme Dilley left for Minneapolis Monday to stay awhile. Frank Esterwald motored to Armstead Monday for shopping. M R Rand made a business trip to Armstead Wednesday. Agnes Pierce took her daughter Adele to Dillon Tuesday. she broke her arm after falling from a swing at school. Dave Cockrel of Butte and family stayed at the Pierce ranch for a few days. Eddy bakery car with a new radio serenaded Grant Thursday. James Prohosky and Kingston rode to Dillon Thursday for business. J L Waldemar shopped in Dillon Thursday. M R Rand visited friends in Grant Friday. Henry Siefkin motored to Dillon Saturday for the day.
Official bonds in the hands of the county treasurer on deposit securities were approved by the county commissioners during their monthly session this week. The St. Rose guild will meet at St. Rose hall Thursday afternoon October 6. The hostesses will be Mrs Francis Tonney and Mrs Henneberry, Mr and Mrs John Gelhaus and daughters Adelaide and Helen moved to Melrose Thursday where they visited relatives.
County Clerk Albert S Baker County Attorney Thomas E Gilbert Bertie Mathews County Treasurer W F Cashmore Clerk of District Court Fred Rife Superintendent of Schools Gladys Garr County Assessor B W Emerick Notice Candidates wishing to appear in the directory should notify the Tribune The charge is one dollar for all five issues before election time or per issue.
The Normal College vault was robbed early Friday morning. Janitor Charles Bonnifield and Sheriff W C Orr investigated, collecting fingerprints. Tools left at the scene matched items from Lavon, including a heavy iron bar a sledge hammer and a pick. No suspects or clues have been found.
Dillon residents may join fall and winter swimming classes at the State Normal college plunge conducted by Hugh S. Gray. Gray, seven time intermoun tain champion and Montana state champion, will offer instruction for boys girls and adults to prepare for next year’s state championship. Sign up at the Tribune office or call 66 for details.
Mr and Mrs Jack Brown and son Russel drove to the Marchesseau ranch at Polaris on Tuesday evening. Mrs Brown's sisters Mrs Olive Martin and Mrs L M Frink and son Dale joined on the ride home as they headed to Phoenix. O M Best and son Judson were visitors from Dillon Thursday. Al Ward suffered an inflammatory rheumatism attack and has been off work since Friday. Frank Kellum made a business visit from Dillon Friday. Mr and Mrs L Warren and Hugh Naughton drove to Dillon Friday evening. Mr and Mrs Frank Ryburn and son Bobbie toured to Butte Friday. Mrs Ryburn stayed for a minor operation. Mr and Mrs Musburger spent the weekend in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Rob Tweedy Jr and Miss Edyth attended the Dillmont park dance Saturday night. The Tweedy home hosted an informal dinner Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Musburger, Mr and Mrs R Tweedy Jr and Miss Edyth. After dinner pinochle was played.
Central defeats Dillon 19 to 0 as the Butte team dominates with strong defense and superior scrimmage. Central piled up 255 rushing yards to Dillon’s 20, with multiple substitutions and scoring by Delaney Lyons and others.
Mrs. Mary Sebena and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bedson of Butte visited Mr. and Mrs. Joe Nample this week. Mrs. John Verbance Jr and infant son returned Friday from St. James hospital in Butte. Mack Poole and George Smith visited Salt Lake City Saturday night. Mrs. Pauline Hartwig returned from Butte where her sister is seriously ill. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Gransberry shopped in Dillon Saturday.
The Rotary meeting featured Romersa as speaker while noting the rise in respect for agricultural education. Searge: M. Gosman served as chairman.
Several community members are mentioned in a roundup of sickness recoveries and visits. Andy Pyle remains ill at home, Mrs. George Harrison shows improvement and is staying with Kellums in Dillon, and Kellums hosted dinner with Russell and family.
Local Legion posts urge ex servicemen to pay 3.50 dues quickly. Beaverhead post notes among the lowest in the state. Send 3.50 to finance officer George M. Gosman or the post’s contact, George R. Baker.
Advertisement for Prescription 9900 a home hemorrhoid treatment used by hundreds of physicians. Claims quick acting safe relief for blind itching and bleeding piles. Available in a one dollar tube from D P C Laboratories Holton Kansas with money back guarantee if no relief.
An advertisement touts A V O L tablets as harmless non narcotic relief for headaches period pains earache sleeplessness nervousness and various pains. It claims endorsement by thousands of physicians and nurses and offers a money back guarantee. Available at druggists or from D P C Laboratories Tolton Kansas.
Foote of Dillon Montana declares as editor and publisher that the Dillon Tribune's ownership and management details are accurate. He lists RF E Foote as publisher editor and business manager, with both F E Foote named as owner and stockholders, and states no one else holds 1 percent or more of securities.
Executor Melvin J. Weenink notifies all creditors and claimants to exhibit their claims with vouchers within four months of the first publication. The claims must be presented at Rodgers & Collins law offices Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First publication September 29 1932.
Vermont Loan and Trust Company and others as mortgagees and trustees file a sheriff sale. Alfred Ons erud Et al Estate executrices and administrators listed. Federal Land Bank of Spokane and Barnett named among defendants in the action.
Legal notice of a property foreclosure sale in Beaverhead County Montana detailing multiple fractional land parcels in township 2 south range 16 west and township 3 south range 16 west, totaling about 5260 acres, with a save and except clause for Lot 4 conveying 21.76 acres to William Montgomery, plus water rights, dower rights, and appendages. Terms cash. Dated September 12, 1982.
Chapter 13 An Act to submit to qualified electors a proposed amendment to Section 45 Article 5 of the Montana Constitution. Vacancies in either legislative house filled by county board appointment. other vacancies by gubernatorial proclamation and election. Ballot in November 1932.
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