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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
3
Cody rancher Paderson endured a brutal blizzard night pinned beneath a tractor near Cody Wyoming. Kerosene dripped on him as coyotes circled, his chest crushed and right arm broken. he fought to keep consciousness, freed at dawn, and is recovering in Cody hospital with strong odds for recovery.
An advertisement promotes Cuticura as a remedy for sore hands and general toilet use. It urges soaking hands in Cuticura Soap, drying, rubbing in Cuticura Ointment, and removing excess with tissue, followed by using all three products for toilet needs.
Prof. H. G. Merriam announces two Rhodes scholarships awarded in Montana to replace one lost during the war. Scholarships cover three years at about 1500 dollars annually and are open to any Montana student aged 19 to 25, unmarried, and who has completed or will complete by next December his second year in college.
A historical review traces the mass buffalo slaughter from 1856 through 1883 across the Yellowstone region. It details hunter methods, the role of Miles City buyers, the rise of supply chains, and the impact on Native communities and westward expansion. It notes large herds, brutal hunting, and the economic drivers behind the extinction.
Robert W. Main, a Montana pioneer, died at his Columbia Falls home after a short illness. He settled Columbia Falls in 1891, founded the R. W. Main Mercantile Co., and served as county commissioner from 1906 for six years, chairing the board for two. Born in Wisconsin, he moved to Cheyenne in 1874, worked as courier between Fort Laramie and Red Cloud, joined General Crook’s expedition, and served with General Miles during the Nez Perces campaign ending with Chief Joseph’s surrender.
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