Labor Day straw hats and New Deal reforms noted in Dillon
The column surveys straw hat harvest timing, critiques the New Deal and Wilson era ideas revived by current administration, and comments on Montana trends including a declining alcoholism death rate and highway improvements. It mentions local visitors, legislation shifts, and a referee sale notice for Orr property in Dillon with detailed parcel description.
Dated observations mix politics and pranks in local notes
The column notes cooler weather spurring home upkeep and fence fixing for the next election, discusses a proposed dam at Point of Rocks to aid Beaverhead valley lands while flooding others, and mentions AAA acreage cuts. It recounts a taxidermy hoax with a bob cat and skunk, a window space for spectators at the Post Office site, and plans for a heating grandstand for workers.
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Point of Rocks
Dillon
Beaverhead
Jefferson Valley
Beaverhead Valley
Wallacy
AAA
Rapelje
Bert Orm
Early Risers
Wrth
Ed Shoyd
Red Star
Post
Odfice
Andrus
Dillon School Reopens As 150 Students Return
Vacation ends and Dillon’s school bell rings after three months bringing 150 pupils to recitations. Teachers Miss Williamson Miss Carter and Prof Knapp lead grades with fruit prices dropping to 25c a basket. Blacktail creek bed fills with city refuse.
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Dillon
Taylor
Williamson
Carter
Prof Knapp
Blacktail Creek
Montana Street
Big Hole Valley notes on roads, forests and farming gains
The Big Hole country sees improved roads, new harvesting gear and motorized haying boosting efficiency. Forest service work, fish planting and private game reserves accompany ongoing mineral prospects and highway plans linking Divide, Wise River, and the Bitter Root area.
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Big Hole
Idaho
Alhough
H. S. Armitage
C. E. Miller
Hughes
Grasshopper
National Forest Service
Beaverhead
Forest Service
F. A. Hazelbaker
Divide
Wise River
Diwide
Joseph Creek
Bitter Root
Butte
Floyd Gibbons Adventure Club Comes to Local Readers
The radio star Floyd Gibbons launches his Adventure Club in this paper. The stories feature everyday people from town with thrilling adventures not tied to distant explorers. Each tale promises excitement and variety, inviting reader response and sharing.
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Floyd Gibbons
Adventure Club
Africa
Notice of Tax Deed Application Beaverhead County
The undersigned will apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer in Dillon Montana after September 26 1935 for a tax deed to the South Half of the Northwest Quarter Section 21 Township 7 South Range 8 West containing 80 acres. The amount due is 18.65 plus publication and deed costs and all related expenses. Dated August 12 1935. Theodor Andrews appears as claimant.
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Katherine GC. Orr
Ernest Orr
Rachel Orr
John T. Orr
Iva Orr
Bert Orr
Grace Orr
William C. Orr
Aura C. Orr
Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Orr
Idaho
First National Wool
Nea
Xanga
Saas
Frank G." McFadden
Lima
Federal, Deposit Insurance Corporation
National Bank of Lima
L. A. Chulz Liquidator
Willon
Beaverhead
Dillon, Montanne
Theodor.’ Andrews
Notice to Creditors for Issac Masten Johnson Estate
In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County notice to creditors of the estate of Issac Masten Johnson deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Administrator W J Quashing at Dillon Montana site. dated August 30 1986.
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John Krueger
Fies Love
Denes Callinky Retsulentaton
Montana
Wei
Beaverhead ‘County
C. McFadden
Johny Kea
FIF
Beaverhead
Issac Masten Johnson
W. J. Qushing
KR. R. Ave
Dillon, Montank
Siaon
Beaverhete
Issac Mastenohnson
Dillon
Nv Iti
Fatate
A. Bidstr RatLal
al iMee
Acrethcors
Sane
Mutha Bigs
Beeling
John
T. ‘Neal
Martha Bidstrup
Notice for Publication Henry M. ae Dillon Mont
Department of the Interior U S Land Office Great Falls Montana gives notice that Henry M ae of Dillon Montana filed to prove up stockraising homestead entry number 078016 for sections 18 and 24 township 10 south range 7 west principal meridian. The three year proof is to be made before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner Dillon Montana on October 21 1935. Witnesses: Patrick J Flynn Phillip J Lovell Patrick Flynn Emer Anderson all of Dillon Montana.
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Henry M.ae
Dillon
Montana
Township
Ranger W
Prin. Meridian
F. A. Hazelbaker
U. S
Patrick J. Flynn
Phillip J. Lovell
Patrick Flynn
Emer Anderson
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