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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 22, 1924

Page

8

Rural Schools Report for Fifth Month of School

Attendance and punctuality report for fifth month of school in Beaverhead county shows full 100 percent attendance and punctuality in listed schools and districts. Names Coolidge Nelson Gosman Lima Argenta Bannack Bedrock Jackson Jones Drummey Fast Fox Northside Lakeview noted by Alice Roe Co. Supt. of Schools.

Beaverhead County Coolidge Nelson Gosman Lima Argenta Bannack Bedrock Lower Room Jackson Jones Drummey Fast Fox Northside Lakeview Alice Roe

Happenings in Dillon area young and old frequent city

Noah Allen visits from a ranch near Apex. Mrs. Elmer Gordon tours Armstead. Ruth Stevens travels to Butte. The Colonial Supper at the Methodist church occurs Feb 22 from 5:30 to 8:00. Local notices mention repairs, sales, and services including painters in Dillon, carpenters, and cement work.

Methodist Church

Farm news and local events from the Tribune 1882

42 Years Ago. Phil Lovell returns from Merrie England with a stallion and notes a rough voyage. Faeland farmers struggle to thresh wheat due to foul weather. County vault doors installed to secure archives. Eagle Rock reports engine headlight improvements with a curtain device. China New Year festivities begin and Ah Ying the Chinese laundryman left sweets.

Phil Lovell Merrie England Phil Faeland Ah Ying Tribune

Doctor Scarborough at Andrus Hotel Friday February 29

Dr H H Scarborough will speak at the Andrus Hotel this Friday February 29. His methods have proven effective for headaches dizziness and nervous disorders and promise improved health through proper eye care and attendance. Advance notice urges readers to attend.

H. H. Scarborough Andrus Hotel

Montana livestock totals slip as cattle fall and values drop

In 1928 Montana hogs milk cows and poultry rise while beef cattle decline sharply. Total livestock value on January 1 falls to 88 080 000 from 96 544 000 a year earlier due to lower average values across stock except sheep and cattle shrinkage. The Montana Co operative Crop Reporting Service notes diversification trends.

Montana Montana Co-operative Crop Reporting Service United States

Craig Cornell to Erect South Town House This Week

Craig Cornell plans a new residence south of Dillon this week with plans by architect Ivensson. Rock is being hauled for the foundation as work proceeds and the Idaho Recorder notes the valuation of the property.

Craig Cornell Ivensson

Beaverhead and Lemhi County Livestock Valuations Mentioned

The article compares Beaverhead Montana and Lemhi Idaho livestock valuations noting sheep cows and cattle rates. It also mentions Charles Sutter visiting Dillon for a brickyard site and Normal building matters, and reports church membership gains at the Methodist church with fifty three new probationers last Sunday and fourteen the previous Sunday for a total of sixty seven.

Charles Sutter Dillon Methodist Church

Severe Winter Storm Hits Beaverhead Valley

The Dillon Tribune reports the week’s storm as the severest of the winter in Beaverhead valley with several inches of snow and a thermometer down to 25 degrees below zero.

Beaverhead Valley

Railroad lawyer heads to Pittsburg. denial of land option

Attorney John R. Wheeler of Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad leaves for Pittsburg to report to company heads. He denies an option on land adjoining the city and notes local real estate friction as unlikely to become serious.

John R. Wheeler Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Pittsburg Dillon

Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls Hold February Meeting

The Sacajawea Camp Fire Girls met February 13 with an outdoor ceremonial gathering. Dora Nelson Ethel Jean Davis and Mary Lee Tower earned honors while a Mother’s Tea was planned for February 23 and a food sale committee was formed.

Sacajawea Dora Nelson Ethel Jean Davis Mary Lee Tower Bond's Station

Western Montana Lumber Cut Reported At 350 Million Board Feet

Western Montana's 1923 lumber production is estimated at about 350 million board feet. The figure reflects timbering output across the region's mills and forests, indicating a strong year for the industry in the state.

Montana

Foreman Wanted for Montana Irrigated Stock and Grain Ranch

Help wanted for a foreman position on an irrigated stock and grain ranch in Dil lon Montana. Candidate must be able to manage men and handle demanding work. Write to Tribune writer, Dil lon Montana, 8 9.

Tribune Dillon Montana

Hakanaki Group Plans Fire Council Meeting

The Hakanaki group met to discuss head band projects on February 11 and arranged a patriotic council fire to be held in the High School library on February 18.

Hakanaki Patriotic Council

New Deputy Forester Arrives in Beaverhead City

Frank Foltz arrived Sunday to assume deputy forest supervisor duties at Beaverhead National Forest. He was promoted from Sand Point Idaho where he served as fire assistant in Pend d'Oreille National Forest. Foltz replaces George T. Martin, promoted to supervisor of Absarokee National Forest. He spent two months in Hawaii studying forestry before moving here. his family will join him soon.

Frank Foltz Beaverhead National Forest Foltz Sand Point Idaho Pend d’Orielle National Forest Somers George TI. Martin Absarokee National Forest Hawaiian Islands

Plans revived for sugar factory near Milk River area

In Harlem, developers bring back plans to build a sugar factory in the Milk River region. Local officials and potential investors discuss site selection and economic impact, signaling renewed momentum for the project.

Harlem Milk River

Community Sing on Washington's Birthday at old school

A public Community Sing is set for February 22 at 8 o clock in the old school building. Children will perform patriotic numbers from their school work. Everyone is invited and welcome.

Washington Birthady

New Montana Song In Old Montana by Dillon authors

Mrs Corabel Ambrose and Mrs Mildred Thurman publish a new Montana song titled In Old Montana. The descriptive words and pleasing music are on sale at the Tribune Book Store in Dillon and expected to sell well. Price is 50 cents.

Corabel Ambrose Mildred Thurman Dillon Montana Tribune Book Ambrose

VOR SALE LEASE OR BOND OF Lost Cloud Silver Mines

Old Lost Cloud group in Polaris district offers six full patented claims developed by Captain J L Cochrane since 1884. Group includes Silver King Southern Cross Summit Montezuma Solitaire and Firehole. Polaris claim sold for over 75000. cash or terms to responsible parties through James L Cochrane 227 Orr Street Dillon Montana.

Lost Cloud Polaris J. L. Cochrane Silver King Southern Cross Summit Montezuma Solitaire Firehole James L. Cochrane Orr Street Dillon Montana

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