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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
9
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The writer argues that more reasonable demands by miners and less dictatorial unions, greedless barons, and moderate freight rates by railroads could prevent strikes. It links wiser actions to steady work, railway business, and cheaper coal for the public.
Hon Byron Cooney county commissioner of Silver Bow and Democratic boss of Butte announces candidacy for Congress this fall in the district. Analysts expect the appeal to voters will rest on his record of economic governance in Silver Bow. J M Nye reports conditions in Madison County and Centennial valley while visiting Dillon and Twin Bridges. Frank Esterwald of Horse Prairie visits Dillon on business. J P Best recovers after a severe operation in Butte. Mr and Mrs C W Stallings of Bannack visit Dillon during the week.
The State Livestock association selects Butte for its annual gathering, with Beaverhead and Madison counties joining as key supporters. The event runs April 18 19 and 20 and coincides with a Shrine meeting and auto show, as regional stockmen anticipate a strong turnout and strong market activity from Hansen Packing and local buyers.
The Armstead ladies were royally entertained at a Saturday informal party with a kangaroo court scene featuring local residents in caricature roles. Performers included Pat McMenemy, Joe Golobick, Dellar Gordon, Bert McMenemy, and Floyd Kennison. The entertainment included dancing by Miss Fedora Morton and Miss Racheal Smith of Dillon, piano by Mrs. Bush, two negro dancers from Butte, and a Baxter-Tonney orchestra. Lunches were served late, with over a hundred attendees from Armstead and Dillon. Also listed is a 3 room furnished apartment for rent at 480 Thomson Ave and a note that J Wyatt, a city mail carrier, received baby chicks from Helena.
To the many kind friends and neighbors who extended sympathy and acts of kindness during the illness and death of our father Neil Sharkey we extend our deepest thanks. Mr. and Mrs. M D Gist Mr. and Mrs. Fred Conger Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sharkey.
Prof Leroy Beam spoke to a large Good Government Club audience at the public library covering topics from the National Education Association Chicago meeting. The group plans garden art exhibits at Hartwig theatre and seeks Dillon garden photos for display.
Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett returned to Dillon on Wednesday from Southern California where they spent part of the winter.
An advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine builds the system by cleansing the blood and reducing susceptibility to colds. It warns repeated acute catarrh may become chronic and states the medicine is taken internally to affect mucous surfaces. Prepared by F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo.
The Viel store returns to its former location under a deal with J N Lehr and Fred L Viel. After closing stock, Viel plans a fresh Grocer shop with shoes and clothing on a cash and carry basis. Customers greet him as a valued merchant aiding community growth. Simeon Grim Dead, Pioneer Miner and Rancher at 87.
Hazelbaker advertises public land script supply in a brief classified style. The note mentions Adv. 801f as a reference or code associated with the offer.
Miss Lillie Hanson a longtime clerk at the McFadden bakery has gone to California for a rest after years of service.
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