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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
12
A catalog listing shows a vast array of toys and household items for sale including wagons bicycles trains dolls and play sets. The text promises a larger selection this year with an emphasis on beautiful dolls to delight young girls.
Local catalog lists Ivory Pictures and picture frames along with carved canes, esee carved canes, electrical cooking appliances and candle holders. The itemized list highlights home decor items and small appliances for sale.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending December 2 1922 list property transactions in the Beaverhead district. Names of sellers buyers and parcel details appear in the weekly notice showing recorded conveyances.
Patent deeds recording transfers including John J Halligan for 321.77 acres near Lima. George Kanzler 320 acres on Horse Prairie. Richard Melvin Jarboe 320.89 acres near Lima. John A Jones 40 acres in Centennial valley. W Robert Gordon to Smith M Ames two lots in Armstead. Scott & Decker to Smith M Ames four lots in Armstead for 1.00. Elling Estate to Ephraim Stoller 20 ft on North Montana street for 1250.00. Fred S Sutherland to F George Sutherland 312.87 acres near Lima for 1.00.
Robert Crozier transfers a one sixth interest in Greyhound lode No 1 and No 2 to Joseph T Bosence for 10 dollars. C Louis Dunkle transfers Ticonderoga Ethel and Elizabeth quartz lodes in Elkhorn mining district to W R Allen for 1 dollar.
Mathiason of Dell, a principal potato grower, spent days in the city. He farms about forty acres on the Jas. McKnight place, harvests a good crop, and has 1500 sacks surplus. He plans to plant 120 acres next season, noting potatoes are the most profitable crop over time.
The report shows Montana farms boosted turkey production with higher numbers than any prior year, reflecting strong demand and expanding poultry operations across the state.
The Wisdom spirit earns praise for establishing a successful creamery in Dillon, backed by J. P. Lossel samples showing high grade butter. Farmers market hay locally, retain money, and view weekly cream checks as a proven path to regional prosperity, urging Beaverhead to imitate.
George Clemow visited his family after coming from the Big Hole basin where he feeds about 600 beef steers this winter. He notes weather in the basin has been nearly perfect this fall. Construction has begun on the Belton Glacier highway.
After two years in Washington and four in Idaho the cabinet or department system of state government will be retained. Citizens enjoy fire protection and insurance from government. Western counties report extensive frauds in bounty collection on wild animals. State aid will be discontinued. Three transcontinental railroads announce a $1,000,000 campaign to advertise western resources.
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