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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1923
Page
8
Local notices list stores offering carpets and linoleum, Ford promotions, and services from Fors gren's Grocery and Beaverhead Motors. Individuals such as F A McNab, John Gelhaus, J D Burke, and H M Brundage are noted as visitors or travelers. various residents attend events, shop, or conduct business in Dillon and nearby towns.
Clark and A. L. Anderson bought the Stevens meat market on Montana Street from Hanssen Packing of Butte. The shop will operate on a cash basis and seek prime cattle, sheep, hogs, and poultry. McDaniel plans to return to Butte while Vanderlip remains in management. Anderson assumes leadership after taking possession last Monday.
For sale white Leghorn cockerels from C G. Franz bred to lay in winter strain. Call or write David Hier of Apex Montana for details.
The veteran iceman S S Patterson of Dillon forecasts a hot July and August with muddy streets and relentless heat. Patterson, who has supplied ice for over 30 years, plans to fill a large warehouse in Hopgan's alley as he prepares for the season.
Evergreen lodge No. 45 in Lima marked its 30th founding anniversary with a regular annual installation and banquet. Attendees included Past Grand Commander Moses Morris and Grand Secretary Cornelius Hedges Jr. from Helena, with eighteen Dillon Masons driving to Lima and additional lodgemen from Pocatello.
The Beaverhead County High School public speaking class staged The Flower of Yeddo and The Neighbors in the high school auditorium Tuesday evening. Both plays drew good reviews from the audience.
Rev. R. P. Smith formerly led the Methodist church in this city is visiting this week at the parsonage as a guest of his brother Rev. Edward Smith while serving at a Bozeman church.
Dr H H Scarborough the eye specialist will be at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Tuesday January 16. His methods claim to ease headaches dizziness and eye defects.
The American Federation of Arts will present a lecture titled American Painting in the college assembly room on Wednesday January 17 at 4 15 PM. Miss Ragan will read the lecture and lantern slides will illustrate it. Open to the public with no admission charged.
Cascade county records show property valuation at 33 957 441 dollars. Hinsdale Montana completes a new public school building costing 40 000 dollars.
Mrs. K. D. Drake of Childs Maryland reports a severe cough after the flu eased with Foley's Honey and Tar. The advertisement claims coughs from influenza whooping cough asthma and croup are quickly relieved by Foley's Honey and Tar as sold by Potts the druggist.
Dr W H Walker of California was chosen unanimously as vice-president for 1923. He will assist Oscar Bradfute of Ohio, the new president, and remain active in National Farm Bureau Federation affairs.
Dear Nuitsmeyer and Harold Hoecake exchange humorous lines about a Gleep defined as a wimpus that stands on its head to guard its brain from night, with dawn as its sun. The section reads like a lighthearted silliness column typical of a vintage newspaper.
A satirical fable set in a mythical realm recounts a young man scourged for criticizing capitalists and aiding workers. He rises to power as a lawmaker, imposes harsh labor rules, then imprisons a dissenting worker after observing a familiar call for reform. The piece closes with a comic verse about courting and marriage.
A chaotic tale shows Ivan Alexandrova Domitrovitch in a ruined city scene. He murders his father and mother, sets fires, injures a baby, robs a sweetheart, and is killed by the sweetheart in a violent, melodramatic ending.
Rumor reports the Northern Pacific Railroad considering building a line through the Smith River valley to reach Great Falls. No official confirmation issued, details unverified.
The Lewistown Oil and Refining Company announces plans to double the capacity of its plant. The expansion aims to boost output and efficiency, signaling a major investment in local industry and jobs.
An appropriation totaling 63,953.43 dollars was made for the Belt-Riceville road project, detailing funds designated to advance construction and improvements on the route.
An advertisement for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co based in Dillon Montana featuring Frank Hazelbaker as president promotes prompt, complete abstracts and title services to prospective clients. It emphasizes readiness and thoroughness in preparing property abstracts.
A reflective critique argues taxpayers mismanage collective responsibilities. It contrasts private gains with public services like the post office and railroads, urging smarter use of franchises and dockage tolls to reduce local taxes while calling on readers to examine their own city practices.
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