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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1935
Page
4
Advertising representative Pesce notes subscription prices in advance for The AMFN Press Assoc. One year six months cost and three months at 2.00 and 1.00 respectively, with a likely promotional rate.
A collage of light local items notes dictionary spellings and oddities in pronunciation with Ethiopia as Itheopia. It reports on signs defacers warned fines and a New Jersey September Morn convention. It recalls Dan unable to perform in July August and a four-horse drinking scene at the Hamilton fountain.
The Hartwig Theatre presents Charlie Chan in Paris with Warner Oland as Chan and Mary Brian plus Thomas Beck in a thrilling mystery. Friday and Saturday feature Pursuit starring Chester Morris and Sally Filers in a fast romance with an airplane escape.
A former Utah president recalls Nome in the boom days. Chris and others report unusual events including Swift Water Bill a jealous gambler who bought five hundred eggs for breakfast for his mistress and himself amid a winter egg shortage.
The Taylor family spent the past week touring Glacier National Park. They left their daughter Helen at Geyser to teach. An applicant in Fairmont West Virginia was denied a fishing license after admitting he never naturalized and asserted he is more of an American than the official.
The Frisco Railroad accuses a grocery firm in federal court in Okmulgee Oklahoma of causing damage to a train when a grocery truck collided with it. The suit details the incident and seeks redress in court.
Joan Meller, famed radium dancer, died from metallic poisoning after covering her body with luminous paint. Funeral services for Frank A. Thuis in Vincennes Indiana were conducted by his three priest sons and attended by his daughter, a nun.
Three room furnished apartment available for rent at 425 Thomson Avenue. Call 2-J or 2-W for details and showing times.
A fragment from the 1886 Tribune notes a pistol wielding debtor pursuit, Dillon, and white mole references. It cites county wool shipments totaling 440 400 pounds and jokes about firewood subscriptions for delinquents. Wells are foul with white worms in some towns, prompting whisky and beer use.
Bids opened for the State Normal school and the contract awarded to C Suiter of Missoula for 31750 dollars. About 8000 dollars has already been raised by subscription for a hotel in Dillon.
Twenty years ago the Sacajawea pageant in Armstead drew large crowds and stood as a premier Beaverhead county celebration. The Tribune notes the bevy of historical interest, the St Paul marriage report of Amy Lees to J H Gilbert, the discovery of E A Smith’s body near town, and chipmunks using flags from Port Huron veterans’ graves as nest lining.
The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation as Receiver of the First National Bank of Lima will apply to Beaverhead County Treasurer on October 18, 1935 for a tax deed to Lots 4 5 14 15 16 in block 33 Original Townsite of Lima Lina Ontana. Amount due 157.86. Dated August 12, 1935. L. A. Schulz Liquidator's Agent.
The undersigned Theodore R Andrews will apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer on or after September 1935 for a tax deed to the south half of the northwest quarter of section 21 township 7 south range 8 west containing 4 acres in Beaverhead County Montana. The amount due is 18.65 dollars plus publication and deed costs and all related costs. Dated August 12 19865.
The undersigned applies to Beaverhead County Treasurer on October 18, 1985 for a tax deed on Lots 7 and 8 in block 32 and adjacent areas west of alley in Lima Original Town site Lima Montana. Amount due 836.80. Dated August 12 1985. Receiver of the First National Bank of Lima liquidator's agent L A Schulz.
In the District Court Beaverhead Montana the estate of Martha Bidstrup Deceased invites creditors and all claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Admin John T Neal administrator office W J Cush ing Dillon Montana to transact estate business. Dated Dillon Montana August 15 1936 38 36
Executors of the Last Will and Testament of Martin McMenomey deceased warn creditors and all persons with claims against the estate to present them by a designated deadline. The notice sets forth filing instructions and aims to settle debts and obligations through probate proceedings.
The administrator of the estate of Issac Masten Johnson a private sale of Lot 14 in Block 26 original townsite Dillon Beaverhead Montana will take place on or after August 24 1935 at the offices of Henry G Rodgers Dillon Montana bids must include a ten percent certified check cash price terms.
The administratrix Ivy Lee Taylor of the Carl B Taylor estate invites creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased to present them with vouchers within four months after the first publication. Claims must be filed with Henry Rodgers law office at 121 South Idaho Street Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First published August 8 1936.
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