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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1925
Page
4
Mr. Beebe recounts deep sea fishes that glow to attract prey and signal mates, some controlling light bacteria and masking signals with eyelid like curtains. He notes Halobates sea insects skimming the surface and dying from water contact, while Amphioxus remains unchanged for 50 million years, used by anti evolutionists to challenge vast ages.
County correspondence salutes temperance teaching, harvest season effort, school improvements, and strong attendance. It notes perfect or improving attendance, new eagle buttons, and community activities across church and school networks with references to scripture and local figures.
In Okeechobee Florida Seminole Indians once ruled vast Everglades and now number about 700 as they face drift from ancestral lands due to drainage and development. Huge canals from Lake Okeechobee to the Atlantic are opening up 4 000 000 acres to farming while the Florida East Coast Railway expands beyond Okeechobee to move bumper harvests. The Seminoles, remaining free roving, are adapting by teaching newcomers and living in dugout canoes as they cling to a tribal code amid rapid change.
Mr and Mrs John Mullen attended the American Legion convention in Dillon last week. The Misses Sophia Guyaz and Margaret Mullen and Mrs Smith M Ames motored to Dillon Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs G E Butt and children spent the weekend at Fishtrap. Mrs Heatherly a delegate to the Auxiliary convention from Red Lodge visited the Mullens. Walter Lyons traveled to Dillon on business. Mrs W N Bichler returned from Dell after visiting her parents. Mr and Mrs Dellar Gordon and daughter Edna spent days in Dillon for Legion duties. Mr and Mrs Carl Hanson and son went to Dillon Thursday. Mrs M OBrien is ill at home with her daughter Mrs Edgar Rife. Mr and Mrs T F Mullen departed for Groveland California by motor.
Medicine Lodge diary items report Frank Rife and family in Dillon and home return from Butte. Mrs Clarence Koenig and children visit at the Hildreth home. Lois Scollard and Alvin Owens drive to Manhattan for a weekend with Miss Scollard. Mrs Mary Craver and son Tom meet Inga Hoem from Butte visiting Mrs Tom Craver. Edgar Rife helps with hay at the home ranch. O C Givens trips to Armstead. Isaac Rife Jr and sister Mrs Ed Duff appear in Aug 20 notes.
The Miles City area reports winter wheat crops largely spared from recent heat, with farmers noting minimal damage and healthy yields expected despite high temperatures. Local agronomists monitor ongoing conditions as harvest nears.
Germany permits import of bees with or without honey combs and used hives by parcel post under conditions. The changes remove the temporary ban when an epizootic malady is not in effect.
Loren J. Ibach of Dillon Montana filed intent to make three year proof to perfect his stock raising homestead claim G F 062757 Helena 028352 for NEY NW and other parcels in section 14 township 10S range 6W on October 19 1925 before F A Hazelbaker U S Commissioner. Witnesses Otis D Bullis Walter Trombley Ira M Wagner Charles W Maury all of Dillon Montana. Bennett Register U S Land Office Great Falls Montana August 18 1925.
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