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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1925
Page
7
Three men Kerschner Sheldon and Freeman were found guilty in Indianapolis for defrauding an elderly Treasure county couple by mail. Each man received nine months in jail and a $300 fine.
Classifieds list farm for sale near Basin Wyoming trade for stock or groceries, poultry and produce wanted with daily market prices in Montana and Washington rabbitry offerings, rifles and pistols for sale, guard dog and puppy ads, coyote scent formula, agents wanted, and gift set promotion featuring Chas M Russell paintings offered by Great Falls Montana businesses.
Ben and Marco unravel a backstage telepathy scam in which Maximilian uses hypnosis and Miranda as a muse. Marco exposes real hypnotic influence and drug suspicions, leading to Miranda’s escape with Marco while Maximilian vanishes after a theater discipline crisis.
A. E. Jensen of Butte promotes Jensen Liver pills claiming liver and intestinal cleansing improves digestion and energy. The ad offers a full month’s free trial and home delivery, urging readers to try the remedy at no cost.
More than 100000 doughnuts were sold in a single day by Camp Fire Girls of Portland Oregon to raise funds for a new clubhouse.
Scobey remains first in the northwest for wheat shipments. From July to December 1, 1925, 664 cars totaling about 1,000,000 bushels were shipped. About 125,000 bushels remain in Scobey elevators, not counting grain used by the Smith Tyner mill. In 1924 Scobey shipped 1,492 cars. Hauling continues and the town expects to surpass the present record.
Construction on the Bynum irrigation project proceeds as conditions permit. A dragline dredge digs a 50 by 10 foot cut off at the Intake while the reservoir drains. A new sluiceway is being cut through the dam, 50 feet wide at the top and 20 feet at the bottom, about halfway complete, with some blasting needed to move rock.
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