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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 21, 1911
Page
4
The Trigsuns Puscisxine Co. will not be responsible for any debts contracted by employees, except in cases where orders signed by the Manager are given.
The twelfth annual report of the state bureau of agriculture labor and industry by J H Hall is a 328 page illustrated volume. It offers reliable data on Montana products with statistics and photographs to attract settlers and guide location decisions. The author suggests distributing a hundred thousand copies nationwide.
A Dillon column volley discusses military duty guarding the Panama Canal, skepticism toward a peace initiative, and public attitudes toward cars, aviation, and cats. It notes a recent spring snow helping ranches, comments on pet care, and social quips about owners versus workers and technology.
Dillon residents advocate home made creamery butter as a solution to milk shortage. Farmers claim they dislike milking, hindering dairy supply and plant operation, prompting calls for local production efforts.
The writer notes early settlers flood northern Montana, bringing goods, farming tools, and cash. He blames lack of advertising for creamery failures and suggests a live commercial club to boost Beaverhead to attract home seekers and crops.
A. J. Noyes, noted local historian, writes on Beaverhead County's early sheriffs. The piece highlights his long residence, memory for events, and plan to publish recollections for future historians of the territory’s dramatic pioneer era.
A compilation of editorials and quips from West St. Paul Times Missoulian Big Hole Breezes Butte Miner Forsyth Times Journal Des Moines Capital and Christian Science Monitor on reciprocity tariffs Canadian policy and public reaction. The quotes critique exchange deals emphasize national interest and media perspectives.
A mining engineer named Lafavre reports discovering sandstone ruins in an Arizona tableland near Phoenix. He argues the town is at least 10 000 years old, with cedar dust covering structures and artifacts such as cotton bolls and a sealed jar of corn, suggesting a high civilization that predates Nineveh and Babylon.
For sale in one parcel are four modern residences with steam heat plus a feed and grocery store and store building. For details contact Bond and Bond.
Miss Kathryn Leonard and Mr Lyman H Bennett of Dillon wed in St James Episcopal church with Rev S D Hooker officiating. The ceremony was private with a small gathering followed by a supper at the Rectory hosted by Mrs Hooker. The bride, a longtime Dillon resident and former stenographer and bookkeeper, and the groom, a Dillon attorney and Virginia City native, now reside in the Metlen block suite.
R F Young of the weather bureau reports the past winter’s deep snow helped moisture storage. Melting in March led to minimal runoff, contrasting with 1910 floods. Ground remains well moistered across sections while high mountain snow stays solid from repeated thawing and freezing.
Residents travel and visit with relatives as Mrs G B McNurlin heads to Washington and others return from Seattle and California. Theodore Roosevelt speech in Missoula and local smallpox cases at the Anderson ranch are noted along with cattle sales to Henry Waehter and a Spokane firm. End of month departures seen with William Utley resigning forest ranger post. A joint birthday party at the Miller home for Pearl and Charles Miller entertains about 40 children with prizes and a fortune in each cake piece.
Title records show multiple warranty deeds and patents for parcels near Barretts Dillon Big Hole basin and Lima, with transfers including 160 acre tracks, 2180.4 acre tracts, and 40 acre plots. Consideration amounts range from 1.00 to 41 429.00, plus desert land declaration and various water rights.
Property transfer listing notes a house and lot in Bannack and land in the Big Hole basin offered for a nominal consideration of $1.00. The document records the transfer as part of a legal or official notice.
The final season gathering of the Five Hundred club took place at the Wedum residence on Monday night. Guests present included Mr. and Mrs. A S Rife, Mr. and Mrs. Don Rathbone, Mr. and Mrs. T D Olmsted, Mrs. Christman, Mrs. Jas Dodd, and Miss Callaway. Refreshments were highly praised.
An advertisement asserts catarrh is a constitutional disease needing systemic treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure by F J Cheney & Co Toledo promises to cure with internal doses and offers 100 reward if unsuccessful, with pills for constipation and a mail circulars option.
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