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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1924
Page
8
Local items include visits by Hazelbaker, Mrs. Noah Allen, and Miss Nellie McKnight among others. cattle lost under brand K-4. real estate offerings. and Montana agricultural notes on coal, honey, oats, and beets. Also activity from E W Johnson painting and calci mining and selling typewriters.
Melrose rancher Gebhardt Fassler drove to Dillon from his ranch near Melrose. The item lists numerous residents traveling to Dillon and attending events. Montana dairy production shows 1923 up 50 percent from 1922 with an expected 25 percent rise in 1924. Emma Gilbert travels to Missoula for her daughter Montana Gilbert's illness nervous breakdown.
A historic note discusses nasal catarrh and its treatment, describing it as a dirty disease and referencing approaches used in medical records for ear, eye, nose, and throat conditions. The fragment emphasizes the era’s view of nasal ailments and treatment diagrams.
Mrs Frank Birrer and son Ivo from Quarter Circle Ten near Blaine attended the funeral of the late Mrs Clarence Doak on Wednesday. Montana's Land Settlement Board was organized to aid settlers in becoming home builders with guidance and protection for permanent establishment.
After years of dispute, Great Falls secures the right of way for the Ming Coulee road, enabling construction and access improvements. Local officials expect smoother travel and potential economic benefits for nearby communities.
Poplar City approves a franchise transfer to an electric firm promising 24 hour service while Bozeman Montana ships 10 carloads of turkeys to eastern markets this fall.
Great Falls area geologist estimates Cat Creek formation holds enough oil to sustain production for about twenty years. Fort Benton reports 225000 bushels of wheat sold locally this year, leaving 25000 bushels with farmers. Lewistown approves bank opening with 150000 capital and 80000 surplus.
In Jackson Montana December notes report residents and visitors including Bob Hildreth Allen Dansie Edwin Anderson and several families traveling to and from Dillon Wisdom New Hampshire Nebraska and other locations. Preparations for a Jackson and Fast Fox Christmas tree and dance on December 23 are planned. Temperatures fell to 16 degrees below zero. Local Odd Fellows card party set for December 13. Also brief mentions: Great Falls concrete progress on a Columbia building and Lewistown Cat Creek oil royalties for September totaling 9 460 99 dollars from 95 446 barrels.
Real cheap listing offers two lots and a five room house near Normal with contact via telephone at Real Estate Office gate 39 tf. Tattersall's offers ranges at less than factory cost and Hatch dragline sold by W E Hedges at old prices. stand at Corner Cigar Store and phone 29 J tf.
For wintering up to 2,500 ewes on good alfalfa hay and shed lambs in April. ranch near Hamilton Montana. Contact owner W R Woodson Hamilton Montana for details.
The First Baptist Church outlines aims to foster unselfish joy in children, loyalty in youth, and resilience in adults through Jesus Christ. Bible school starts at 10 a.m., preaching at 11 a.m., evening service at 6:30 p.m., with another preaching session at 7:30 p.m.
In Montana eleven railroads moved 33,602 cars in September with 32,487 loaded in September 1923. The state reports dairy cattle numbers up 250 percent since 1910 and swine up 350 percent in the same period.
Jeanne and George Neely De Wolfe of Marion Ohio, children of Mrs Warren G Hardings son by her first marriage, will receive most of the 500000 from the late President estate as willed by Mrs Harding before her death last month.
Sunburst International refinery announces shipment of 15 carloads of products per day. Winnett reports the new Petro leum county is created after a three year struggle. Miles City hopes Casper Miles City oil railroad will be built within a year. Great Falls sees a 1,000,000 dollar company formed to build a gasoline plant on Bowes structure. Chinook notes California Company resumes work on test ten miles south now at 2,500 feet. Simms notes school boys build a farm mechanics shop for manual training. Malta reports 6,000 acres of beets contracted for a Utah Idaho sugar factory costing 1,000,000 dollars. Great Falls Weil Syndicate organizes with 100,000 dollars to drill in the Kevin Sunburst field. Potlatch well nearby sinks to 8,850 feet.
Mrs Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania reports relief from kidney pain after using Foley Pills a diuretic that flushes and cleanses the kidneys Potts the druggistAdv 49 52
The Missoula Forest Service sells 20 300000 feet of white pine at 6.85 per M and 6800000 feet of yellow pine at 3.00.
W E Gray of Kentucky Ave reports sharp back pain and frequent nighttime urination eased by Doan’s Pills. He credits the remedy with curing his kidney trouble and notes continued use to ward off symptoms. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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