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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1924
Page
8
The report notes completion of earthwork on the large north side irrigation ditch in Harlem. Local project teams finished the grading and embankment work, enabling continued water management for surrounding fields. Work wrapped up this week with final inspections pending.
320 acres six miles north of Dillon offers splendid water right and good buildings with 165 acres in alfalfa. Option to buy at a low price. Tenant must supply equipment. Also available for lease without buildings: 240 acres with 50 acres in alfalfa. Address with references. Beaverhead Ranch Co. Helena Montana.
Daily Dillon items report visitors from Melrose Blaine and Argenta. People from Apex Grasshopper and Deer Lodge are noted. Local ads seek boarders and painting services. A public health board meeting is announced for January 18. A private letter notes Jesse Gray and Lavene Williamson living in Carson City with a daughter.
Beavers green basketball squad coached by Roberts lost to Butte High 21 to 5 in Butte High gym. Beavers scored all five points in the first half, only one on a field goal. Butte led 15 5 at halftime and added six more in the second period. The team travels to Anaconda tonight then Powell for a Deer Lodge game tomorrow night.
A Chicago professor questions the authorship of John and the famed verse where Jesus writes on the ground. Others argue the Gospel was written centuries after Christ, while critics discuss Sermon on the Mount and the impact of such edits on faith and history.
Summary of transfers from the Tithe Books for the Beaverhead Abstract Company for the week ending January 13, 1924 in Centennial valley. Transactions include Charles Blevins to William Carroll on Sheeps Creek parcels, Henry W. Collen to Andrew W. Daleon, and town property shuffles in Tama and Lamas with nominal sums. Also notes on affidavits, annual representations, and corporate reports for local mining and banking firms.
Fred W. Trautman of Watkins Montana seeks to acquire at least 1,000 head of sheep. Offers hay, running water and wool range with option to furnish bonds if required.
W. T. George a former county surveyor and founder of the George Engineering Co visited Dillon this week from Denver where he holds a drafting department post at Clason Map Co He left his local interests early in the war and served in the Signal Corps in France.
Dillon resident Mrs. Sarah Williams testifies that heavy lifting weakened her kidneys causing back pain dizziness and vision issues. After using Doan’s Pills she reports dramatic relief after one box and full recovery after a second with no trouble since. Ad promotes 60 cents at dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Don Thiel of 118 l. Columbia St Fort Wayne Indiana reports Foley Pills gave a good night's sleep after taking two pills. Foley Pills described as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys by Potts the druggist-Adv.
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