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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1920
Page
7
Roseburg Oregon resident Mrs W D Moore reports severe pains headaches and weakness from organic trouble. After taking Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription Golden Medical Discovery and Pleasant Pellets she says she was cured and became well and strong.
Oil shipments from eastern Fergus county will be increased to 20 cars daily within a week. H R Wahoske of Milwaukee division says the improvement comes from a new 4 inch pipeline between west Mosby district and Winnett in addition to the existing 2 inch line. The field holds over 7 000 barrels awaiting transport to the Greybull refinery and the new mains should enable a larger portion of output to be handled once wells are capped.
Filip Milichevich was found shot dead in a Butte hotel room. Authorities detained his brother Daniel Milichevich, suspecting murder. Filip had withdrawn 4330 dollars days before his death. no trace of the funds has appeared. The Serb brothers have mined in Butte since 1909.
Roundup reports Carl Ulsaker named first lieutenant in the regular army. Poplar bankers to back Poplar home. Chinook irrigation district hearing set for Oct 25. Musselshell county voters up to 6,876 registered. Mineral county builds a $40,000 courthouse. Billings clergy and officials noted for marriages. Great Falls elects Dominick Spogen president of Montana Municipal League. Butte man shot in Pacific hotel. ex-soldier arrested. Toddler dies from cold water shock in Terry. Gilman lamb deal totals ~2,500 head at 11 cents. Billings ships first two carloads of white beans at 8 cents. Wolf Point forms Listered Power Co. Poplar confirms Cinderella on Broadway cast. Doris Ingram named Stillwater home demonstration agent. Billings motor truck recovered from river bank. Montana teachers to convene in Billings Nov 22–24. Miles City man surrenders after self defense shooting. Billings raid nets whisky, beer, distillery gear and arrests valued around 15000 dollars.
The 1920 census lists Montana at 547 593 residents, up 171 540 from 1910 a 45.6 percent rise. Illinois New Mexico and Louisiana also show gains while Montana climbs from fortieth to surpass New Hampshire in state ranking.
Montana Supreme Court halted an appeal when Billings attorney M J Lamb admitted he had not paid the $5 annual state attorney license fee. The bench ordered payment before resuming arguments, adjourned briefly, then continued after the fee was settled.
Bert Seigling a 23 year old Belt rancher went blind after a cinder got in his eye from a threshing machine. He traveled to Minneapolis for eye specialists after prior treatment in Great Falls failed. His condition worsened as the cornea became badly infected.
A Butte attorney returned a $1,000 check to a case proprietor after winning a bet on last season's Cincinnati White Sox world series. He sent a letter stating he did not wish to take the money in light of testimony from the Chicago probe.
Stockmen in Montana report cases of mycotic stomatitis to Dr. Rudolph Snyder head of the federal bureau of animal industry. The disease causes hoof and mouth ulcers and is often mistaken for foot and mouth disease. It results from moldy or fungus growth in feed and is treated with soft feeds and cleaning the ulcers.
A digest of international and U.S. notes reports bolster Liberty bonds in New York. Poland Latvia Lithuania peace talks, Belfast riots, and Irish boycotts surface. Meat prices fall in St Louis while Texas cattle seek Germany aid. Notable incidents include a nurse’s death in Everett and a prison escape in Reno.
Peter W. Nelson notes hunting mirrors fishing requiring knowledge and risk. He observes hunters often return discouraged when trips fail to yield game and argues a duck hunter needs a bird dog to spot birds at nose distance and provide warning.
Assayers and chemists firms in Butte advertise services and addresses. A ranch for lease near Great Falls seeks responsible lessees with a capable outfit. Real estate for sale describes a seven room house in Great Falls. Poultry supplies and honey offers from Butte Forsyth Big Timber Mt suppliers. Complete line of beekeeping supplies offered by Clark W. Allen in Montana.
After a decade of trials and local challenges Butte now hosts a 21 member radio club including two women and three high powered stations that can send and receive messages across 5 000 to 6 000 miles. Ten smaller instruments and over two dozen hobbyists operate spark and coil setups within one to two miles. Membership requires passing the government amateur wireless test with 14 applicants awaiting admission and five students already registered. The group claims news could be transmitted thousands of miles if commercial lines fail.
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