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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 02, 1925
Page
11
Report notes M. Patou famed Parisian creator urges corset use with emphasis on health and chic style. A later interview fragment follows a humorous unrelated encounter with a traveler claiming to be from Prussia, recounting travel mishaps and a ride home through a storm.
A historical column recalls New Year greetings and social rounds in Dillon with generous receptions at homes, a Glendale dance mishap resolved amicably, and mentions of Hecla company bullion output. It notes freezing weather and local winter travels, including a visit to Elkhorn hot springs amid a blizzard.
A lawsuit with potential wide effect on ranchmen holding land in the south end of the Big Hole basin was filed in district court by the Big Hole Herding Association. The weather and economic notes follow, including police arrests, church construction costs, and industry price trends.
In the Northwest the romance of rail travel is echoed by relics of stage coach days. At Miles City Montana a preserved stage coach from forty or fifty years ago rests near the station as a gift to the Miles City Roundup and Historical Association. The coach, loaned by Chicago Milwaukee St. Paul officials and W O Toss, will have a permanent home and be used during the Roundup celebration of early Montana travel.
Federal estimates place Montana at the front among livestock states for range stock conditions. A heavy hay crop and beet pulp in valleys provide ample winter feed for herds and flocks.
The Stockett third test well will be drilled in the Coal Ridge oil field prospect. Hamilton Chambers and Fowler will reopen the mill on January 5 to cut 3,000,000 feet of timber with about 75 percent new workers to be employed.
A school strip invites boys 7 to 16 to draw an old timer picture. Prizes include a baseball glove and a bat with ball. Entries must be ink drawings of given size with full name address and age on back. Winning pieces will appear in the strip and be distributed widely.
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