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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1932
Page
4
The notice indicates rates of 2.50 for six months and 1.25 for three months. It notes entry at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
Mr and Mrs Leo Musburger visited the county seat Monday. Democratic campaigners from Dillon came Wednesday. A PTA social featured songs, skits, and readings with community games and local refreshments. Various residents and visitors attended luncheons, birthdays, and card parties at the community hall. Beardsley relatives and lodge honors noted. DAR meetings discussed the constitution with tea served. A birthday son was born to Mr and Mrs Coulston on October 15.
A directory notice lists candidates for county offices including Clerk Erie Harvey for County Clerk Albert Baker for County Attorney Thomas Gilbert for County Treasurer Ashmore and others with names such as Gladys Garr O C Gosman Ambrose Henneberry Bertie Mathews Fred Rife Joe Metlen Edgar Rife Alex Crosby and a request for candidates to notify the Tribune to appear in the directory with a charge of 1 for all issues or 20c per issue.
Mrs. Albert Schmidt visited Butte this week. Garrison family spent Saturday in Butte. Glen P T A enjoyed a Saturday gathering at the Schuler home with five pinochle tables and top scores by Mrs. Frank Buhrer and Mack Poole. An Oct 4 P T A meeting at the schoolhouse is urged. Reichle community to hold Oct 28 rally for Republican candidates inviting all candidates.
Mrs Frank Marchesseau and her children returned from a weekend motor trip to Anaconda where they stayed with her mother Mrs Jane Martin. J D Harrison returned from Omaha after shipping lambs and visited relatives in Derver. Dwight Harrison is resting at his parents' Dillon home after hospital treatment. George Harrison joined precinct committeemen at the Metlen hotel as Grasshopper men attended a smoker hosted by W S Tash. Mr and Mrs Walter Paddock traveled to Bitterroot valley and Philipsburg to visit relatives. Will Tessier and a sister of Mrs Paddock were noted residents in Philipsburg.
Funeral services for the late John P Beardsley were held from the Episcopal church on Monday afternoon and were largely attended. Beardsley had been a patient sufferer from complications of disease.
Mr and Mrs Frank Esterwald visited Dillon on Monday while James Dodd and James Mansfield traveled to Dillon for short visits. Echoes of trips abound with residents such as Denton Oliver Mrs Oliver and others shopping or staying with relatives in Dillon.
Weekend round of social calls and travel. Matt Kay drove to Dillon on Saturday while Mrs. Roy Stocker headed to Salt Lake for a few days. James Dodd visited Grant as a business guest. Nay Brothers of Grasshopper stayed at the Peterson ranch with cattle. A doctor was called for a testy patient and joked about a veterinarian as the only kind of doctor. A light quarrel with humor over forgiveness follows.
An old classifieds item offers a Victrola with records and a three bottom tractor plow for sale by James Kirkpatrick. A U S Land Office notice in Billings Montana dated October 10 1932 lists land selections under Montana state application with lots and sections and notes posted lists and protest rules.
Notices from U S Land Office Billings Montana September 26 1932 under acts of Congress announce state of Montana applications for land selections in sections 18 19 8 9 19 and 83 with posted lists and protest regulations. Also includes constitutional amendment proposal to Section 45 of Article II and vacancy filling rules for the Legislative Assembly with general election timing.
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