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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1932
Page
4
A brief postal notice lists subscription durations including One Year Six Months and Three Months. It notes mail transmission under second class matter at the Dillon Post Office and provides a telephone line for inquiries.
The piece portrays President Hoover and his supporters as armed with facts and truth, delivering Herculean blows along the firing line. It notes recruits joining daily from opposition ranks, drawn from the silent voter class who think deeply while speaking little.
Frank A. Hazelbaker, candidate for governor, receives support from both Democrats and Republicans due to voter faith in his integrity and grasp of state issues. He has long worked to boost Montana welfare and knows farmers stockmen bankers and businessmen. Mrs. J. H. Gilbert becomes county committeewoman aiding the national Republican effort and heads the local unit of the pledged society.
Beaverhead post American Legion will hold its regular meeting Thursday at 8 at city hall to report Armistice day celebration plans. Thursday afternoon the Washington Bicentennial committee meets to discuss a possible Armistice pageant at the fair grounds and a football game as part of the afternoon events. All vets invited.
Under the Beaverhead post of the Legion a benefit dance for local Scout troops is set for Saturday evening at the city hall. The Baxter Turkey orchestra provides music. Scouts will handle ticket sales to support scouting expenses.
William L. Baker and Charles S. Cummings stockholders of Boston Montana Mines filed a bill in equity with the Massachusetts Supreme Court. They seek to hold 14 directors and subsidiaries Boston Montana Mills and Montana Southwestern Railway liable for alleged neglect and gross mismanagement of the corporation's affairs.
A directory announces candidates for county offices including clerk, attorney, treasurer, superintendent of schools, commission and sheriff. Names include Albert S Baker Thomas E Gilbert W F Cashmore Gladys Garr O C Gosman Ambrose Henneberry Alex Crosby Bertie Mathews Fred Rife Joe Metlen Edgar Rife. Tribune notice invites candidates to notify for the directory with pricing for multiple or single issues.
Hiram Rodgers of Dillon was elected president of the freshman class at Montana State Normal College. Jleen Barry of Dillon was named secretary treasurer. Frances Provo of Butte is vice president, Katherine Dougherty of Butte is cheer leader, with Professor Foor serving as class adviser.
Whitey Moore, wanted by Beaverhead County authorities on a grand larceny charge, was picked up Saturday by Portland police. He allegedly stole loot from Al Hanson of Armstead about six weeks ago and was traced from Los Angeles to Portland. Moore will fight extradition, he told Portland officers.
Wisdom County Federation minutes show resolutions urging support for county health service under county commissioners and urging women voters to participate in the November election. Attendees include Shakespeare club delegates and local nursing and music contributors with new officers elected for two years.
Two grid games headline the Dillon fair grounds next Friday afternoon with a 1 o clock kickoff for Beavers versus Bozeman, followed by Bulldogs against Butte School of Mines. Admission 60 cents for both games. GIRL SCOUT TEA PLANNED to celebrate National Girl Scout Week October 23 to 29 with an outside speaker. date and place to be announced.
The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Miss Edna Christensen at her home on Thursday October 20. Opening services at the new church are set for Sunday October 23 at 10 30 a m with a special dedication service postponed until the building is fully completed.
Lutheran Ladies Aid will be entertained by Miss Edna Christen sen at her home Thursday afternoon. Those needing a ride to the meeting should notify the pastor. C. A. Bergeson, state secretary of the republican central committee, has been visiting and returned to Helena Tuesday. Rare opportunity for right party to start productive diversified farming with a well located farm priced at 202 per acre with easy payments and 6 percent interest deferred payments.
Frank Eliel will leave for Butte Saturday to attend a meeting of the state board of education. George Judge suffered a dislocated shoulder while practicing with the Bulldog grid squad Tuesday evening. B. A. Risley, deputy state examiner, is spending a few days in the city. Mrs. C. E. Black has returned from a visit of about two months in eastern cities.
Charter No 3120 Reserve District No 9 report of the condition of The First National Bank of Dillon in Montana at close of business September 30 1932 with assets totaling 2 786 818 32 and liabilities including capital stock 200 000 00 and deposits 1 394 ?
Notice from the U S Land Office at Billings Montana dated September 26 1932 to whom it may concern. State of Montana acting under federal law announces action under an 1801 act related to education and land provisions.
Notice from U S Land Office Billings Montana lists state land selections under the 1889 act including NE and SE of sections 19 33 and other tracts. Protests must be filed if lands are mineral free. executor notice to creditors issued for Eudora Wegink with four months to present claims. Chapter amending Montana constitution on vacancies set for November 1982 general election.
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