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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1932
Page
4
Dillon residents extend a warm welcome to students arriving for the new term at the southern unit of Montana's state university. The city highlights ample opportunities for teaching preparation and convenient amenities from shops to a fine theatre, inviting students to enjoy their stay.
The piece denounces eight years of Montana state finance as "emptying the kids' bank" by selling school funds to cover running expenses. It charges the administration with leaving four million dollars in outstanding warrants and risking a future repudiation of debt to the state’s children. The article cites a history of investments in warrants and a past farm loan scheme as misuses of school money.
The text outlines a terse view of worry tied to outcomes of health and eternity. It suggests two paths for health and two for after death, ending with a blunt quip about heaven or hell and social distractions.
A column urges not to knock neighbors or institutions and to boost community spirit amid Depression era strain. It recalls a Wise River anecdote about voters switching tones after elections and notes 1902 items on education, library progress, and a fire averted by quick janitorial action at the high school.
John Duffy vice president announces a major newspaper advertising push as part of a future-facing plan including the expenditure of 2 400 000 to reach the public through advertising columns and emphasize community communication.
A storefront advertises last year’s fall clothing as affordable and worth the investment. It claims the service helps customers cut their clothing budget by providing freshly cleaned apparel and fresh styling options.
County officials listed include Attorney Thomas E Gilbert for County and Miss Gladys Garr Bertie Mathews for Clerk of District Court with Fred Rife and B W Emerick named for other posts. Tribune asks candidates to notify to appear in the directory and charges $1 for all five issues or 20c per issue before election time.
From the Tribune dated September 23 1892 the item notes the marriage of Samuel Patterson and Nellie Wheat by Judge Holden on Wednesday night. It also reports a so called painless dentist operating in Dillon for several days displaying extracted teeth in his window drawing crowds. سياسي pages mention party headquarters free campaign buttons ribbons and the rowdy pride in politics among youths and adults with occasional fights in alleys or vacant lots.
Executor Melvin J Weenink calls all creditors and claimants to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims must be filed with Rodgers Collins in Poindexter Block Dillon Montana, Beaverhead County. First publication September 29 1932.
The Tribune notes Beaverhead county registration for the upcoming election stands about 2,150. It also reports the small son of Mr and Mrs T K Julson was taken to Butte early this week to have a safety pin removed from his throat.
From the Beaverhead Abstract Co. title books. United States grants 640 acres near Lima to Timothy Clifford. Deeds F M Poindexter to Margaret Ann Graeter in Argenta. Watkins to Erastus E Walker two lots in Dillon. Roe to Joseph C Fuller in Stahl addition Dillon. Ripley trustees of First Lutheran Church Lots 1 2 8 Block 3 Mauldin’s Certificate Dillon. James to Apache No 2 lode mining claim Montana. Hobson Mayfield et al to L B Mining Co right of way for electric and telephone lines near Dillon.
The sheriff vender announces a sale set for October 8 1932 at 2 PM at the Dillon Court House front door Beaverhead County Montana. The property includes vast land in Sections 7 8 17 18 19 20 29 30 31 32 and 25 26 35 plus lots in Sections 1 4 5 6 7 8 24 25 and 26 Township 2 South Range 15 16 West Montana Meridian with numerous exclusions and appurtenances including water rights. Proceeds go to mortgagees and trustees with other defendants named in the action. Cash terms. Executed by Sheriff W C Orr and undersherbahctss W E Barry.
In a Beaverhead district case Elizabeth Willard leads a complaint against multiple defendants including Christian Stahl Lemuel Brown Mary McGaugh Minnie O Donnell and many Selways to assert ownership of real property. The filing lists numerous spouses and unknown claimants against title and any lien or encumbrance.
A Montana court notice of failure to appear leading to default judgment in a quieting title action in Beaverhead County. The land parcel lies in Dillon area described by Kentucky Avenue and Section 18, containing about .44 acres. Also includes an 1931 Montana constitutional amendment on filling vacancies in the Legislature, submitted to voters with provisions for appointment by county commissioners or election, and enacted upon majority approval.
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