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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1921
Page
3
An advertisement extols Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a building up tonic for women. It links fair complexions to health, claims it cures nervousness and backache, and notes the product is vegetable and alcohol free. Trial sachets or tablets are available at drug stores or by mail from Buffalo New York.
Federal officer Missoula Jack Curtis was wounded in the left arm during a nighttime prohibition raid at Arlee. Curtis, with Deputies Hughes and Jackson, returned fire but did not strike the assailant.
Mrs. A. E. Boorman of Kalispell Montana testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills quickly cure kidney trouble backache and weakness. She has given the remedy to her children and finds it more satisfactory than others. Price 60 cents at all dealers Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY_volume observed_advertisement.
The U S Supreme Court affirmed the Burke Divide Consolidated Co in a long running dispute over oil lands near the Oklahoma Texas border fixed by an old treaty with Spain. The decision settles title to territory valued at 200 to 500 million dollars with Montana investors prominent among big stockholders including Fred Sutherland of Butte and attorney Jesse B Roote of Butte.
Colonel Jesse Roote led Burke Divide against Texas claimants over Red River land. Federal court ruled the 1819 Spain-Texas boundary fixed the river bank. Texas appealed to the Supreme Court, which upheld the treaty as boundary. The case involves about 1.5 million dollars held by a court receiver and ongoing oil production.
Dan F. Shea will join four blind men serving as judicial officers in Silver Bow county. Buckley ONeill Wilkinson and Shea rise from the Boulder School for the Blind to sit as police judge and justices of the peace. The men emphasize perseverance and optimism, with Buckley urging others to do their best and keep smiling.
Hover Consolidated Royalties reports March dividends at 24 percent, its fourth payout since December 1. President Hover notes potential rise to eight dollars monthly per hundred dollars if independent pipeline connections unlock marketing channels. He expands ties to Kentucky Oil Development Co and maintains holdings in Montana with HQ at Lewistown and a Los Angeles branch. In other items, a Panama City naval balloon is found adrift with five crew missing, a Harlem rancher recovers a stolen saddle horse, and Nevada Governor Boyle drives criminal reforms ahead of the end of his term.
A collage of classified notices and ads offers teaching placements in Spokane, market gardening on 80 irrigated acres, rapid Morse telegraphy schooling, real estate courses, auto shop training, and an adjustment company in Helena. Also listed are personal ads seeking spouses, editors, engineers, and various marriage prospects, plus photography and song writing opportunities and fortunetelling services.
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