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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1920
Page
8
The brief records key dates in George Washington's life from 1754 to 1789, noting his birth near Fredericksburg Virginia in 1732 and early military and marital milestones. It lists expeditions and service on General Braddock’s staff, marriage to Martha Custis, and founding moments in 1788.
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending July 31 1920. Properties in the region show activity with multiple parcels changing hands among local buyers and sellers, reflecting ongoing property market movement in the Beaverhead area.
Patent to Julia A. Peat for 161.54 acres near Lima. George E. Bryan acquires 320 acres near Apex. Sigurd Roode transfers to George Whitworth two lots on California street. Julia G. Mathews to Dan Grant for a small tract on Bannack street and six lots on Sebree street for 10 dollars. Water right by Trevenan Williams for 1 percent cubic foot of the waste waters. Quartz location by Luther E. Roach and John H. Hetting of the David Crockett Lode in Blue Wings district. Location of Millsite. Mining company Butte-Vipond Mining and Milling for Butte & Vipond Mill site in Vipond district.
John Dewey notes in Asia Magazine that Japanese conservatism appears strong, citing long historical continuity and adoption of useful practices from China. He argues Chinese cuisine and daily-life adaptations reflect a practical, observant mind. The piece explores cultural conservatism as not stupidity but a subject for explanation.
Prof. Herbert B. Foote for the State Board of Health Water and Sewage Laboratory at Bozeman examined the city water this Saturday. He states that filtration will not entirely remove the numerous bacteria found in the water.
The Schuler Bidstrup Cushing party left Sunday morning for Yellowstone National Park. They expected to be away a week or ten days. Fifteen people traveled by automobile.
An advertisement extols Gets It as a painless corn and callus remover that dries on contact and lifts the corn in a day or two. It claims universal endorsement by drug stores and notes Chicago distributor Led by HE Lawrence Co and local Dillon retailers CITY DRUG CO Kupfer Drug Co. The ad also shifts to offering prompt abstracts from Souther Montana Abstract and Title Co with Frank Hazlebaker as president.
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