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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1926
Page
3
City Building Inspector M. L. Morris reports Great Falls construction during January 1 to November 30, 1925 totalled about 528 500 dollars, significantly higher than the 271 000 dollars in the same period 1924, and more than 250 000 above the prior year.
Classified ads list farm lands for sale and trade across Montana Oregon and Washington. Includes offers on cut over and developed lands near Spokane with soil capable of grain vegetables hay and fruit, terms 10 years 0 percent interest and free lumber from Edwards Bradford Lumber Co. Also notes various poultry produce and general ads for sale including small grocery stock and hunting gear.
Griggs Holt a U S consular official pursues Helen Mash in Peking amid a legend of a rediscovered ancient scroll. The document hints at a plant bestowing absolute truth and could destabilize China if a prince or traitor uses it. Holt vows to help Helen despite danger.
Helene Wendell reveals her father is a prisoner in the palace of Tzeng Fu and schemes to secure a translated scroll. She travels alone to negotiate with the Manchu prince while Holt orchestrates a cautious plan and keeps confidences with Lang Chi and the legation circle.
A Butte pharmacist A B Jensen promotes Jen Sen Liver pills claiming liver cleansing restores digestion and energy. The ad urges households to try a full month’s treatment with free postage and asks readers to address Jensen in Batte Montana.
A. Pierson and C. C. Mains claim the Malta area along the Milk River valley yields top corn and beet crops. Mains, who moved from Jerome Idaho, rented land from Pierson and harvested about two acres of beets, totalling 65 tons with over 30 tons per acre despite bad weather.
Three Bears, a Browning Blackfoot Indian from Blood reserve, was found dead hanging from a barbed wire on the Canadian Pacific high level bridge west end. He had been released from jail days earlier after serving 30 days under the Indian act for persistent residence in the Blood reserve.
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