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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1921
Page
3
A Philipsburg resident Mrs A B Dixon on Harrison Ave says Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back and kidney pain after the pills restored kidney function. She notes she no longer suffers backache. The remedy costs 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets it.
Judge J J Lynch ruled that whiskey seized from a car on Greg Olson Springs Road on May 31 by county officials was improperly held without a search warrant and must be returned to the owner.
A wide array of reports shows actions from Washington on armament limits and tariff reform, Mexico’s island claims, and domestic policy battles while cities, states, and nations address wages, strikes, and economic pressures across 1921.
Montana reports twelve completions in June totaling over 3 000 barrels daily and twenty three new wells spud. Most activity occurred in Cat Creek with ten completions, plus one in Devils Basin and one on Soap Creek. The Van Duren well in Devils Basin achieved commercial production last month.
A Montanan roundup records accidents, weather, crops, and public notices from multiple towns. Drownings, wrecks, hail damage, fires, and rainfall stats appear alongside political appointments, road fund plans, and irrigation project updates.
United States reclamation service plans a $1,000,000 effort to place water in old canals, enabling irrigation of 75,000 acres. Alderman A L Jordan proposes an ordinance limiting public dances to midnight on Saturdays and 1 a.m. other nights. C Tavier of Ogdensburg, once dumb from shell shock, regains speech as a thunderstorm rocked a Montreal bound steamer.
H. E. McAfee, formerly head of Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph in Montana, is named general manager of the Montana Wyoming Colorado Utah Arizona New Mexico Idaho system with headquarters in Colorado. This marks his second promotion within the year.
Former Senator William A. Clark entered Butte city treasurer's office and offered to take up the city’s $1,000,000 refunding bonds at par. The purchase will save Butte nearly $100,000 and stabilize the city’s finances promptly.
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