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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1929

Page

6

Baby Bruin Now a Collegiate Mascot

A diminutive cinnamon cub bear nicknamed Baby Bruin is shipped to Missoula to become the University of Montana mascot for the Grizzlies. Captured near Woodworth ranch in the Big Hole basin by Lt. Gov. F A Hazelbaker, his son, and Red Petit, the cub broke from its improvised cage in Dillon but was adopted by the university campus as a new favorite.

Express Missoula University Grizzlies Woodworth Ranch Big Hole Basin F. A. Hazelbaker Red Petit Dillon Mr. Hazelbaker Garden of Eden Pole Solomon Brigham Young Queen Elizabeth

Former Ranch Man Edward Wright Dies in Silver Star

Edward Wright a former Medicine Lodge area ranch hand died last Sunday evening at Silver Star. The funeral was held Wednesday afternoon at Whitehall.

Edward Wright Medicine Lodge Silver Star Whitehall

Adlerika glycerin mix claims quick cleansing of bowels

An old advertisement promotes Adlerika as a quick two hour bowel cleanser using glycerin buckthorn bark and saline. It asserts action on both upper and lower bowels and promises relief from gas sour stomach and headache.

Geo. M. Gosman Adv

Mines near Argenta claim 6000 daily ore output

The Argenta mines of the P I Kelly company are said to yield $6000 a day from the Iron Mountain and the Anaconda. City notes celebrate removal of the corral near the depot. The column reflects on sanitation and vigilante concerns amid unsettled times.

Tribune Argenta P. I. Kelly Company Iron Mountain Anaconda

Soldiers of First Montana to arrive for Butte celebration

From the Tribune October 20 1899 Soldiers of the First Montana will reach Dillon at 6 am on their way to Butte for a grand state celebration about 3 000 horses to be sold at sheriff sale at Alder soon locals wear Co E souvenir badges with small American flags signaling a warm welcome to the returning troops from a foreign clime

the Tribune Montana Butte Alder Dillon Co. E

Died and County Survey Trips Reported in 1909 Tribune

Barney Hughes who found Aldergulch died last Saturday at Wisdom. Sheriff Gosman and Clerk Baker traveled county roads last week to measure distances from Dillon using Gosman’s car meter. Frank Hazelbaker returned from Kansas visit.

the Tribune Barney Hughes Wisdom O. C. Gosman Baker Dillon

Penny Carnival Opens Junior High Calendar at City Hall

The first big event on the Junior High Activities calendar is a carnival at City Hall on November 2 from 7 to 10 PM. Features include a minstrel show, snake charmer, fortune teller, rummage counter, and other old time carnival entertainments with confetti. Save pennies as everything sells for pennies and spread word to friends.

City Hall

New Profession Opens for Women It’s That of Flying Tea Hostess

New York reports a Tea Association bulletin announcing a new occupation for women flying tea hostesses. English and continental practice already exists, with flight attendants serving tea and adding charm aboard aircraft. The bulletin cites tea as an institution and predicts American business travelers will embrace the habit, boosting the standing of flying tea hostesses.

New York England Tea Association of United States Terra Firma Paris Riviera London Manchester America

First Home Grid Game Bobkits Versus Booldawgs

The first home football game of the season is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 30 between Normal College Bulldogs and Montana State College Bobkittens. Bozeman freshmen boast a strong record and coach Moe’s squad is viewed as Normal’s best ever, promising a lively curtain raiser.

Normal College Bulldogs Montana State College Bobkittens Bozeman Moe Normal

Changeable Weather Triggers Bronchial Coughs In Fall

Advises relief for tickling throats and bronchial coughs from cool fall weather. Recommends Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for soothing coating and mucus relief. Suitable for children and adults. No opiates and mildly laxative. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman successor to Potts.

Geo. M. Gosman Potts

Native Melrose couple wed after county license

A marriage license was issued Tuesday by clerk Beal. The couple, natives of Beaverhead county, were married by Rev. J. D. Smith of the Methodist church. The groom, son of pioneers W S Grose and Mrs Grose of Bannack, will live near Trapper creek where he mines. the bride is Miss Beal of Melrose born at Glendale.

Beal Melrose J. D. Smith Methodist Church Beaverhead County W. S. Grose Bannack Miss Beal Glendale Orin Beal

Arnold Arboretum Emerges From 100000 Gift To Advance Horticulture

The Arnold Arboretum in Boston suburbs grew from James Arnold's 1868 bequest of 100000 to promote agriculture and horticulture. By 1927 it housed 250 acres with a collection representing many trees and shrubs, a 31000 volume library, and 8000 pamphlets.

James Arnold Sedford Mass Arnold Arboretum United States Boston Massachusetts Sargent Western Newspaper Union

Melrose Miner Frank Huffman Visits Dillon on Business

Frank Huffman of Melrose, a miner in the Argenta district, was in Dillon Friday attending to a business errand.

Frank Huffman Melrose Argenta Dillon

SUB ROSA: WOMAN'S DRIVE FROM MARRIAGE TO SELF-SUFFICIENCY

A column argues that women shifted from prioritizing marriage to pursuing independence and business. It contrasts historical aims with modern self supporting women, noting changes from bridal ideals to personal ambition, with references to means of proving value beyond traditional roles.

Pioneers Read Comforts of Colonial Furnishings

A reflective note on early American settlers and their readiness to endure roughing it in the wilderness. The writer contrasts attempts at colonial chairs and beds with the stamina that drew settlers westward to forge new homes.

Reward Offered for Bounty Collectors in Madison Forest

One hundred dollars reward to any individual other than regular officers of the law for the arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty land illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association ad.

Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Asan Adv

St James Guild Hosts Evening Party at Hall

St James guild held an evening party on Thursday October 17 at 8 o clock at the guild hall. Hostesses listed are Mrs W G Gilbert Mrs J E Morse Mrs Clara Chapman Mrs John Orr and Mrs H N Tragitt Jr.

St. James Guild Guild Hall W. G. Gilbert J. E. Morse Clara Chapman John Orr H. N. Tragitt

Lucky Stones and the Hole Luck Beliefs

A compact note explains that stones with a hole and coins alike carry the same measure of luck, a superstition rooted in ancient coin hoarding and hole punching practices.

Notice of private sale of estate in Beaverhead County Montana

Gladys Burfiend administratrix will sell at private sale after Oct 4 1929 an undivided one fifth interest with life estate in Kate Burfiend in Lot 11 Block 4 Original Townsite Dillon Montana. Bids in writing to John Collins Poindexter Block Dillon after first publication. Sale to occur on or after Oct 21 1929.

District Court of Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaver Henry C. Burfiend Kate Burflend Beaverhead County Dillon Center Street John Collins Poindexter Gladys Burfiend

Notice for Publication Indemnity School Lands Montana

The Department of the Interior notes that Montana applied for Indemnity School Lands under 1909 laws for all of Section Nine, Township 13 South Range 2 West M P M. Adverse claimants must file objections within 30 days from first publication with the U S Land Office in Billings. First publication Sept 20 1929. Second Sept 27 1929. Third Oct 4 1929. Fourth Oct 11 1929. Fifth Oct 18 1929.

Department of the Interior United States Billings Montana State of Township Range Register of the United States Land Office H. B. Dunn Register

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