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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1921
Page
3
R M Houser of Havre Montana describes a severe kidney trouble years ago with back pain and colored urinary secretions. He credits Doan’s Kidney Pills, purchased for 60 cents, with curing the attack and says he has relied on them since for kidney relief. Wester Milburn Co., Buffalo NY, manufacturers.
Christian Kaiser of Great Falls tests an automatic compartment shell designed to deliver multiple dispersals and maximize distance. He aims to reach 120 miles in the first demonstration at a government proving ground with experts observing, then pursue 160 to 180 miles. Parts are made in a local foundry and Detroit.
Across Montana reports detail a farm home fire near Deer Lodge after lamp ignition destroying the Rigoni residence and its goods. In Roundup a 16 year old drowned in the Musselshell, and in Billings a dyke breach flooded public parks. Other notes include oil price cuts, bicycle fines, hail insurance growth, banking appointments, and a government snag boat visit at Wolf Point.
The World reports a 50 cent daily wage cut at Homestake Mining affecting 2000 workers starting July 16. London notes Britain plans an Arab ruler in Mesopotamia next summer. Washington lifts the navy speech leash. a great effort to reform wartime contracts begins. Denver reports 106 frostbitten flood deaths in Colorado per AP. Wilson tells Princeton students he will keep ideals before the public. Munich sees limited response to a three day strike over a Bavarian murder. New York sugar drops below six cents per pound. Calcutta notes a German labor view on WWI. Calgary reports Mrs Rutledge and four children burned in a southeast Alberta fire. Hoboken agents seize machine guns bound for Ireland. Myshwitz victim Louis Snyder reportedly beaten by Polish insurgents. Ailes elected president of Riggs Bank, Glover chairs board. Constantinople observes old elite moving from luxury to simpler living as peasants retain housing privacy.
A state survey shows four Montana oil districts with commercial output. Cat Creek leads at about 200000 barrels monthly from 40 wells, followed by Elk Basin on the Montana side with 15 or more wells. Soap Creek near Billings yields two good wells and a larger strike, while Devil's Basin near Roundup adds two wells.
Peyton Bildy of Spokane seeks registered teachers for Clarkston posting. The Clarkston Teachers' Agency at 612 Sycamore St announces job openings and asks qualified teachers to register with FREX.
Wright spent six weeks on the Bowes structure with Stewart and Hyde approving their findings. George M. Day, Wyoming oil veteran with Standard Oil links, heads Bowes Structure Oil company and will oversee the Metzner well funding by Metzner Brown & Company Montana office in Billings Stapleton Building.
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