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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1924
Page
2
A local agent promotes a short term hay policy to protect farmers during a dangerously dry spell. Hazelbaker provides details on low cost coverage for the hay crop, encouraging inquiries today.
Monday visitors at the Clemon ranch include Mr and Mrs Frank Hazelbaker and Mr A W Wilson made a business trip to Butte returning the same day. The basin reports haying finished with a fine crop and several families travel to Dillon and Butte for visits and church services.
Mr and Mrs Frank Rife and children returned from a two week stay at Elkhorn Springs. John Hildreth of the upper Lodge spent a few days last week at the county seat.
Miss Myrtle Smeby and Russell Harrison of Dillon wed Tuesday in St Mark's Lutheran parsonage with Rev M D Huddloff officiating. Attendants were Mr and Mrs Ernest F Sill. The pair plan a Dillon home after a state auto trip. Mrs Harrison recently came from Minneapolis and Mr Harrison grew up in Dillon and works in town.
Real estate transfers include patents from U S to State of Montana for 5113 acres in Beaverhead county and multiple warranty deeds in Armstead Big Hole basin and Lakeview. Orders confirm sale in Lima Grasshopper valley 320 acres and one and a half lots. homestead notice filed.
Livingston signs a contract to plant fifty thousand fingerlings in the Little Belt. A 3,200 foot well near Spring Creekdale is under drilling. Shields Valley Syndicate reports the Ringling well at 8,400 feet showing strong oil prospects. Billings estimates tourist travel provides $800 to $1,000 daily, while Simms pays R E Frost $100 per acre for sugar beets. Helena reports cool weather aids small grain filling.
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