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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1936
Page
4
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A dawn hunter recounts a Beaverhead area duck shoot with stealthy approach to the river, gunfire, and falling birds. He notes the ritual opening of fire under a rising sun and the victorious shots as ducks take flight and fall. The piece ends with a letter to the editor including a jumbled mix of requests about obituaries marriages and puppies.
Rediscovered 1936 Dillon Tribune snippets show local notices of estate sales tax deeds and ordinance repeal along with social events at the Beaverhead town. The record cites Mary B. Paul administratrix and ordinances on transient merchants, plus applications for tax deeds and a probate sale.
In Dillon the Van Camps were struck by a freight train at Poindexter crossing on Oct 16 1896. Their buggy was wrecked but the couple and horse escaped unharmed aside from minor scratches.
Tribune notes a bid accepted for a new post office on Idaho street. John Orr and Eugene Poindexter enjoyed a Friday auto ride in Fred Volger’s Peer less to Bedrock and returned by rail. The Chicago White Stockings won the world baseball championship, taking four of six in the final series.
In a Tribune recap from October 13 1916 it reports James Jackson escaped injury after his car was struck by a freight train on Bannack street crossing. The Butte high school football team defeated Beaverhead by 79 to 0 at the fairgrounds Saturday.
Notice to creditors of Rose A King deceased and Angeline Smith administratrix requiring claims within four months. Also notice of private sale of Carleton Innes estate lands in Beaverhead County to the highest bidder for cash with sale after October 17 1936. Descriptions refer to orders on file with the Clerk of Court and John Collins law offices in Dillon Montana. First publication dates October 8 1986 and October 1 1936.
The document outlines a Montana constitutional amendment submission to qualified electors. It details voting methods, canvassing rules, majority requirement, proclamation by the Governor, repeal of conflicting acts, and effective date following passage. Authored by Ernest T. Eaton and W. P. Pilgeram, certified by Secretary Sam W. Mitchell on July 17, 1936.
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