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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
11
In northern Montana Toole county reports oil saturation as the Bitter Root Oil company plans to restart drilling near Hamilton after a pause. Local prospects rise as activity resumes and hopefuls anticipate production potential.
Dialogue fragment shows Tramp quipping about bathing in someone spring and Kindaddy replying about Sulphur Springs and the spring of 1916. Contains period voice and rustic humor. Names suggest characters or figure commentary from the era.
A new oil well on the Genoa field has recently come in signaling productive activity. Havre meanwhile shipped four tons of turkeys, reflecting seasonal agricultural and market activity nearby.
The letter attacks Congressman Keller of Minnesota over his bid to impeach Attorney General Daugherty. It labels Keller a cheap notoriety seeker and notes the move brings him unwanted fame, likening Minnesota to Bleeding Kansas in its bold but questionable undertaking.
A Dillon advertisement urges kidney health and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills. Paul Brown, tailor on N Idaho Street, recalls kidney trouble and back pain relieved by the remedy. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY Adv 49-50.
Sheriff Mooney and Deputy Kellum nabbed Richard Cherichi at Barretts station after a .22 rifle threat to Japanese section workers. He is jailed in Dillon for sanity evaluation, claiming past Idaho asylum confinement and inventing a perpetual motion machine amid paranoid belief of an armed invasion.
Miss Mildred Kennison daughter of Mr and Mrs W E Kennison of this city wed Merritt Baines a Dell rancher in a Monday afternoon ceremony led by Rev Edward Smith at the Methodist parsonage. The bride, Beaverhead county high school student and Dell native, and the groom plan to live near Dell with their families close by.
J. D. Brandenburg, a leading farmer and stockman from the Dell section, was in Dillon Monday on business. He owns a top valley ranch, maintains a fine herd of Durham cattle, and breeds some of the finest Belgian horses, noting steady demand and fair prices for his draft horses.
Denton Montana shipped 350000 bushels of grain this fall and estimates 100000 bushels still stored in local elevators.
The Northfield Oil company reports a drilling success at a depth of 2310 feet and plans a pipeline to Great Falls to transport the crude.
Montana reports silver production for the current year at 12,000,000 ounces. The figure reflects mining activity across the state and is noted by regional officials in the latest industry update.
Catarrhal deafness arises from inflammation of the Eustachian tube lining. Reduced inflammation is claimed to restore hearing and halt permanent loss. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is advertised as effective, with forty years of treatment success, sold by druggists nationwide.
An editorial urges weekly church attendance and financial support as duties of every honest person. It emphasizes stewardship, claiming churches have built much property and that small offerings reveal character, urging generous contributions at collection.
A speaker denounces churchgoers who spend lavishly on theater and screens while giving pennies to the church. He claims many cheat God and deprive the church, noting the average American gives three cents weekly and warning of judgment for church fraud.
A used Peter Schuttler wagon with one set of harness is offered at a low price. Both items are described as in good condition and available from Harrison & Son, located at 46 131.
A new oil well is reported to have been discovered in the Cat Creek field, signaling continued exploration and potential production prospects for the area. The report notes the field's ongoing activity and possible impact on local oil output.
Mrs G Hyde of Benzonia Michigan reports long standing kidney weakness with backache and fatigue. She says taking Foley Kidney Pills with Foley Cathartic Tablets made her feel like a new person and able to work again. Potts the Druggist advertises the remedy.
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