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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
6
An old promotional verse by Jack Brack extols Montana as open space with ample land water and opportunities. It invites readers to move to Montana for room to expand grow wheat alfalfa fruit and oil rich valleys and welcomes ambitious migrants.
A long list of residents and guests populate Dillon week events. Henry and Hoffling visit from Wolf Point, Miss Jeanette Garver and Miss Mary Schoenborn graduate, Miss Oakes Nelson returns from Conrad to summer in Dillon, and others travel from Biloxi to teach, to Kansas City for a summer, or from Berkeley Armstead to visit. Families return from Missoula and New York, weddings and concerts noted, a medical alert on tularaemia linked to jackrabbits and ticks highlighted.
First National presents Sundown, an original drama by Earl Hudson, showing the encroachment of cultivation on the Old West. More than 100,000 cattle appear in a half mile wide herd as Hobart Bosworth and cast star in the western epic filmed with real footage from the Southwest drive into Mexico.
Helena June 16 War to the bitter end is declared by Dr W J Butler state veterinarian after investigations with Dr R R Parker Montana state health service in eastern Montana. They warn rabbits may carry tularaemia a disease that attacks humans and could be linked to tick paralysis in sheep.
C M Hansen outlines summer freighting terms with a rate of 75 cents per hundredweight in ton lots. Direct hauling to the ranch possible if roads are good and distance is reasonable. He asks for patronage and promises top service.
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