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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
3
Mrs. A B Boorman of Kalispell Montana testifies that Dean's Kidney Pills reliably cure kidney trouble and backache, noting they act quickly on attacks and have been used for her children. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Reports say General Electric in Lynn will implement a swage reduction affecting about 12,000 employees with varying amounts by worker class. The move comes as part of cost reductions and corporate restructuring in the factory sector.
Jim Cunningham of Melstone and Joe Asbridge, both veteran cowpunchers, met in Helena as Cunningham testified in federal court. Their reunion recalled open range days in Montana, with a lighthearted exchange about an old theft case involving a judge’s wastebasket.
California airman C. O. Prest pilots the Polar Bear on a hazardous plan from Utah through Idaho Montana to Dillon Anaconda Helena and Great Falls toward Canada Then to Telegraph Creek Dawson Fairbanks Nome and across the Bering Strait to Siberia with two others and a destroyer ready to resupply the expedition Prest recalls two past 3 000 foot and demolition landings and describes the Arctic trip as a test of air travel potential in that region.
The Butte Masonic season in August draws visitors to Butte while Boulder hosts plans for a 25 ton cyanide mill at Assets Gold Mining in Golconda Gulch. Norris reports a car accident injuring Mrs Dunnegan. Billings records a death from apoplexy and a postal theft case. Great Falls notes 7000 acres insured. Billingses drug crackdown resumes with Hang Lee’s opium stock. Missoula reports a fatal shooting of Mrs Angeline Mitchell. Culbertson notes a suicide in Mona district. Bozeman cites Ringling brothers circus ties. Helena reports harvest hands call and early grain shipment due to high freight. Continuous coverage of statewide incidents and economic activity.
High commissioner K M Landis directs an inquiry into base ball gambling in St Paul. In a message to John W Norton, president of the local American association club, he requests that the matter be forwarded to proper authorities for action.
Coroner's jury hears witnesses say Frank Miller fired while John McRae tried to wrest the gun from him. Dan McRae testifies Miller threatened to kill and then opened fire fatally wounding John as a struggle ended.
The Northwest Warehouse company reported a 7 percent dividend at its annual meeting. Organized last year, it built a Kalispell storage building costing about 21000 dollars to handle the 1920 potato crop. The venture aims to expand to other central loading points in the valley. The warehouse was financed by farmers and business men and managed by the Northwest Exchange led by H M Louis. the exchange faced losses last year but 1921 prospects are bright.
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