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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1924
Page
8
Ohblo Farmer W J Temple of 292 W Central Ave Delaware Ohio credits five bottles of Pe-ru-na with ending his decade of stomach and bowel catarrh distress. He reports improved stamina and daily work capacity. Since fifty years the remedy claims proven results and is sold everywhere in tablets or liquid.
Range conditions in six states and Wyoming plus Colorado average 95 percent or more, enabling open range feeding until recently. Montana minerals reached 56.66 million dollars last year, up 11.78 million from 1922, led by copper at 82.275 million. Forsyth notes the Northern Pacific completed the coal field branch at four million dollars.
Many residents and visitors drop through Dillon with visits from Alder to Twin Bridges. James Kirkpatrick offers a $50 reward for a burglary suspect. Dr. R. R. Rathbone from Washington will see patients in Dillon for four weeks. Ducks and sewing items advertised by Tattersall's feature in several notes. Local ranchers and townsfolk mingle in travel, health, and business notes across multiple scenes.
Dr H H Scarborough renowned for headaches dizziness and eye defects will lecture at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Tuesday February 5 offering professional eye care services to locals.
President C R Gray explains in a Dillon Tribune piece how railroad dollars are allocated from wages to taxes and stockholders. He cites 1917 to 1922 earnings growth, with most increases returned to employees and materials, while railroads plan hundreds of millions in new investments for 1924. Cascade Milling & Elevator adds 20000 worth of gear to raise capacity by 100 barrels daily.
Cascade Company reported shipping 4 728 head of stock during the year 1923. The data records reflect livestock volume sold and transported by the Cascade operation for that period.
Cordell Hull of Tennessee chairs the National Democratic Committee with headquarters set in New York and plans under way for the National Convention there in June. The Great Northern railroad promotes Montana corn in eastern cities.
Fred W. Trautman of Watkins Montana offers to raise or share in a sheep operation. He has hay, water, and range and can manage at least 1,000 head. Bonds offered if needed.
Tweedot, Helena, Townsend, and Great Falls men work on an oil drill aimed at the L weloon Big Lake structure. Local crews coordinate efforts to explore potential reserves and assess geology.
John OR Gordon of Danville writes he suffered kidney trouble and fatigue until Foley Pills were used. He reports improved sleep and energy after a few treatments. Foley Pills are described as a diuretic stimulant aiding kidney function. Potts the druggist.
The system uses two keys for a safe deposit box. the owner holds one and the bank holds the other. Both keys are needed to open the box, providing a double check on the safety of valuables.
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