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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
3
The list outlines a tenet of good health covering body proportions senses sleep digestion elimination and mood. It asserts natural function without pain or artificial stimulation and ends with the statement that a well poised brain governs overall well being. Next Week Ounce of Prevention.
The city hosts more than 100 languages and over 1000 dialects spoken across communities. This linguistic diversity shapes culture, commerce, education, and daily life in neighborhoods from Manhattan to Queens.
A political lament traces power company aims to control water power and irrigation value. It links irrigation demand to voting influence for government control and recalls Marie Antoinette’s famine era to warn against suffering. The piece notes mine owners’ advantage during strikes and reflects on historical hunger rhetoric.
The column notes irrigation can double potato crops in favorable areas by enabling two harvests per season and more than doubling value through earlier, higher priced harvests. It cites alfalfa success under irrigation on the Hodge Brothers desert ranch and discusses broader agricultural tech and economic impacts.
Nov Smart Set advice urges the flapper to salvage self respect after sea changes in fashion and dating. It distinguishes two types of women, lover and mother, and offers methods to analyze one’s own place and regain personality through prudent choices and learned self restraint.
Basin-Montana Smelting & Refining Co Cataract Mining Co and Montana Hydro Electric Co will likely employ 500 men. Shelby-Dakota-Montana Oil Co reports No 6 well at 600 barrels daily. Libby State to build a large fish hatchery, dismantling Rowan facility. A new 18 foot diameter 7505 foot long pipeline starts service on the Madison river plant of Montana Power Co. Shelby-Ohio Co has produced 1 008 548 barrels of oil in Montana field. Cut Bank Gas flow reaches 2 000 000 cubic feet daily at Rice well 12 miles east.
Harold Lloyd reports the Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co will invest more than 6 009 000 dollars in 1926 improvements nationwide. Colorado 2 477 000 New Mexico 398 000 Utah 980 000 Wyoming 315 000 Idaho 354 000 Montana 750 000 Arizona 690 000 for intercommunicating lines. In Lewistown farm horses sought for shipment to Alnois and Town. Red Lodge Carbon county high school to receive 25 000 addition. Shelby Homestake State No 5 well yields 4 000 barrels daily. Great Falls S C Fordig plans 60 new oil wells east of Kevin Sunburst field.
Great Falls Gustafson road near Fort Shaw nearly finished as plans proceed to convert the former brewery site in Red Lodge into a canning factory.
Department of the Interior notice lists Kristen Peter Larsen of Alder Montana filing three year final proof to establish land claims on original and additional entries 062352 0623858 and 022428 Helena with surveys in sections 17 20 21 29 township 9 south range 5 west. Hearing before F A Hazelbaker Dillon March 23 1926. Witnesses Charles Fries Jinks Thompson Edward Corn George McMurrick. Bennett Register.
Antone George sues August Wermter in Beaverhead county Montana for 2000 dollars plus interest and 205.20 plus interest on a note dated June 4 1921. The suit seeks foreclosure of a mortgage to secure the note and costs plus attorney fees with a 1926 court filing and a March 5 1926 final publication.
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court in Dillon receives a petition in the estate of Henry W. Sacher deceased filed by two heirs at law. The court summons Annie E. Nelson the administrator and named Sachers to appear April 22 1926 to prove their claims of heirship ownership or interest and to show cause why the petition should not be granted. First publication February 19 1926. Last publication March 12 1926.
Notice is given that Karl L Heil of Grant Montana filed intent to make three year final proof to establish his homestead claim on the land described in Sec 24 T9S R11W Montana. The proof will be before U S Commissioner I A Hazelbaker at Dillon on March 12 1926. Ras Hansen Luther C Stocker and Henry Barden of Grant Montana and Bruce J Metlen of Armstead Montana are named as witnesses or claimants.
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