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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1935
Page
4
The excerpt notes Montana fruit production with 96 564 trees and nineteen thousand and thirty five bushels gathered, plus crop disposition by percentages. It also covers a Robinson kidnapping case where the defendant and his father were acquitted by a federal jury, while attorneys mocked the pursuit of the kidnapper.
Helena earthquake jitters and prairie weather feints share space with policy notes on Ethiopia and Italy. The column cites a rising road-crash death rate in Montana, WPA Beaverhead work, new game uniforms, missionary views, and an open antelope season beginning November 1 in Carter and Powder River counties.
A large town crowd filled Monday night and many slept on floors. The Hook and Ladder Co battled a Savage blacksmith shop fire with buckets as ladders proved useless. proprietor George Savage helped via his own pump. A Glendale Republican rally featured 36 Hecla miners leading a parade to the hall with fireworks and banners.
The Tribune recalls George Melton’s minor bicycle accident on the sidewalk and a near catastrophe when Featherly boys’ carriage overturned. It also reviews old stories from Oct 1895 including A D Beaver’s hog hunt across the Big Hole river west toward the Chicago market, with Mrs Beaver as the sole surviving participant.
Beavers fall to Bozeman 26 points as local teams suffer losses. Kakuske's Bulldoge were shaded by Intermountain Union 6-0 Saturday while Heleniut Hilé' notes are unclear.
The Better Homes club met Monday at Roy Stocker home with Lillian Stone in charge. Officers elected for the coming year: Mrs. Ralph Liggett president, Mrs. Taylor Bradley vice president, and Mrs. Roy Stocker secretary treasurer. Attendees included Mrs. Willard Shaffner, Mrs. Edgar Rife, Mrs. Taylor Bradley, Mrs. Sylvester Meade, Mrs. D. J. Emerick, Mrs. J. W. Scott, Mrs. Lane, Mrs. Ralph Liggett and Mrs. Stocker.
A meeting next Friday night at 8 in the basement of the old Western Wholesale building will explain potato grading. Last Monday a growers and dealers meeting with Jay Severn of the state horticultural division discussed the grading law and cooperative handling of graded potato varieties. A classified notice seeks a representative to sell magazine subscriptions in Dillon and vicinity with a plan to earn dollars this fall and winter.
The State of is serving you a summons in a district court action. You must answer within twenty days after service, exclusive of the day of service, or default will be entered and the plaintiff may proceed with the relief sought.
The filing alleges the defendant deserted the plaintiff in early 1932 and has continued to abandon her. The court dated October 14, 1935, with Clerk Fred Rife and Deputy Clerk Francis Gelhaus noted. A separate notice names Luella Lyon of Dillon Montana seeking three year proof for stockraising land in Section 27 T785 R6W and lists witnesses Conklin, Roy Lyon, Frederick Lyon, and Tonrey, all of Dillon.
Notices publish claims against estates and land filings in Dillon Montana. Filings include creditors for Augusten DuGay estate and stockraising land entries by Henneberry and Charlton with dates in 1935 and 1985. The notices warn debtors to file claims within four months and list witnesses and filing offices.
A Montana summons directs the above named defendant to appear before George Opp Justice of the Peace in Dillon Township Beaverhead County to answer charges in the state court.
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