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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1924
Page
3
Mrs Jane Lee of West Go credits Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription with restoring health before marriage and aiding later pregnancies. She says the tonic strengthened five daughters and urges others to obtain the remedy from drug stores or by sending 10 cents to Buffalo New York for a trial bottle.
Listings advertise 8 to 20 per acre cut-over lands 25 miles north of Spokane on paved highways near railways with easy terms. Offers include assistance to settlers with clearing, lumber, pure-bred bulls, and up to 10 year terms. multiple properties in Spokane area and beyond, including Lewistown Montana and Minnesota opportunities.
Hal Stewart attorney for Ohio Oil returns after six weeks in Colorado where new fields opened and a test on the Hay Stack structure near Boulder is underway. Wells cost about 100000 dollars each. Boulder district has seen oil booms and deep drilling yields good pools. Stewart notes Montana offers cheaper prospects for small operators.
J G Bates of Billings Montana advertises direct import of German violins ranging from medium priced to concert artist quality. He offers special inducements to violin teachers ordering in lots of six or more, low prices on high class goods, and services in rebuilding, repairing, and bow rehairs.
Chinook Montana high school student Robert Lehfeldt, 19, developed a three tube semi reflex ion regenerative radio with a single control. He calibrated the set to locate stations by catalog number and demonstrated 62 stations with clear selectivity in a compact 7 by 9 by 9 inch cabinet. He seeks patent protection and works under Indiana high school teacher Harvey M Anthony while studying in Muncie.
Movie magnate Carl Laemmle plans to film a western life story in Deer Lodge valley Montana. He seeks a 40 000 acre Mullan creek ranch owned by Charles H Williams and Peter Pauly offering abundant water wildlife and a close community for his cattle king role.
A movement in the west end of Pondera county seeks to form a new county from parts of Glacier, Pondera and Teton counties with Dupuyer named as the county seat. The plan aims to organize a portable government setup akin to a compact case like portable type writers.
E F Madsen recalls the founding of Dagmar Montana a Danish colony begun in 1906 after a minister urged colonization on free land. He details roster of settlers the move from Culbertson to a prairie community and later hardships drought hail and relief aid.
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