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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1922
Page
11
Postmaster W. W. Grimes urges exchange of soon due War Savings Stamps for Treasury Savings Certificates. He notes investments grow from 25 to 31.25 in five years and that certificates yield 4 percent interest compounded semi annually. Certificates are tax exempt and backed by the U.S. government, with up to 5000 per issue per family.
The record itemizes numerous conveyances and filings including deeds for 160 acres on Sage Creek and 320 acres on Blacktail Creek, a 334.77 acre Redrock area transfer, a 640 acre Snowline parcel, and 2 lots on South Washington. It lists mining and quitclaim deeds, a farm lease of 240 acres at Holden ranch, and articles of incorporation for Beaverhead Milling Company. It also notes distribution of three lots on South Dakota Street and representations on Silver King and Homestake lodes in Elkhorn mining district.
Work progresses on the state’s largest natural reservoir rising above Hubbart dam located 13 miles south of Marion, Montana. The project aims to store substantial water capacity for regional use and flood control.
The Carbon Black Oil Co plans to drill within Baker city limits, signaling a new extractive project in the municipality. Local officials and residents may anticipate permitting steps and potential economic effects.
Mrs G Hydé of Benzonia Michigan reports long standing kidney trouble and backache. After using Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets she says she soon felt like a new person and could work with renewed energy.
Philip Rand testified at the coroner's inquest into J. F. Melvin's death recalling Melvin's Red Cross generosity and a final theater beaver board request. Melvin, born 1861 in Melville Maryland, had a long newspaper career across Maryland California and Idaho, ending with the Idaho Recorder in Salmon. Funeral services were held November 14 at Melvin's Salmon home, with burial in Salmon City cemetery. surviving relatives include Delia Melvin Norfolk and J. M. Melvin Salt Lake City.
Two commercial coal mines in the Bird Tail section operate 24 hours daily to fill orders from neighboring towns, keeping output steady despite demand.
The Winnett Oil & Gas company based in Lewistown plans to enter the Flatwillow district, signaling expansion. The move situates the firm within the emerging energy activity and local development plans.
Mrs. Sarah Williams of 522 N Pacific St says heavy lifting weakened her kidneys caused back pain and dizziness. After using Dean's Kidney Pills, the first box eased pain and a second box cured her with no trouble since.
A persuasive plea decrying gambling as a national vice affecting churches, clubs, and homes. It warns of ruined youth, women exploited, and widespread social decay, urging business leaders ministers judges and courts to unite against the gambling curse and its vast costs.
A man with years of stomach trouble and gas reports a Rochester trip avoided after using Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. He claims it removes catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing many stomach and intestinal issues. Potts druggist advertises a money back guarantee.
State authorities report the sale of about 5 million feet of timber from state-owned forests. The auction or transfer details include parcel locations and potential revenue, with officials outlining the logistics of harvesting and distribution to buyers.
In Lump Gulch near Helena the Free Coinage mine will restart on an extensive scale. The report notes the mine’s owners expect significant output and renewed activity after a period of quiet, signaling economic optimism for the region.
Five gallon fifty pound can delivered by post from Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties Montana at seven dollars per can. Ten pound buckets priced at one fifty. Advertised by E B Randolph Salmon Idaho.
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