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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
9
Notices of Church Festivals Fairs Dancing Parties Concerts and social events charging admission or profit from sales priced at five cents a line. Card of Thanks obituary poetry and related notices are also charged at five cents per line.
A letter from Jess H. Stevens argues against an additional poll tax on bachelors, calling it a tax on ex soldiers. The piece notes fears of future levies and cites a foreign case on multiple wives.
The Montana Auto Supply Co. operates from a temporary North End garage corner while the damaged building housing their office supply department and machine shop is slated for reconstruction.
An advertisement seeks a cook with ranch experience from an experienced woman. Contact through Box 312 in Dillon Montana for details.
The piece contrasts Minnesota dairy wealth with Montana potential, noting Minnesota’s 1920 dairy value over 200 million dollars, 830 creameries, and butter output of 80 million. It argues Montana has richer soils, grasslands, and superior climate, with strong local markets in Butte and Anaconda, suggesting home production could replace eastern imports.
Two dangerous fires struck Dillon at the Sugar Bowl and Montana Auto but stayed within the original structures. The fire department including regulars and volunteers earned praise for their brave and effective work, followed by a merchant dinner at the Andrug in gratitude.
President Beers calls for a February 15 to 16 state wide convention in Billings to discuss tax policy, organize a state taxpayers association, and include representatives from commercial clubs unions and other groups. Large attendance expected with delegates from county officials and tax experts.
Advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh related deafness by a liquid internal action. It claims no other illnesses are treated and offers free bi-circulars from Fr. J Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
The Butte Post editor spars with Attorney Rankin calling his guidance in the Conley case a left handed compliment. The piece suggests Rankin sought a tip from Col. Nolan, the opposing side's attorney, and questions his reception of the remark.
The undersigned extend heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness during the illness and funeral of the late Mrs. J. S. Streit. Signed: J. S. Streit. Mr. and Mrs. F. H. Maw. Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Young.
The Bozeman Courier reports Montana State College Farmers' Week sparked aggressive effort and harmony among farmers, livestock interests, high school students, and women. Organizers pledged a productive year ahead, with Farm Bureau and state leaders outlining plans to boost farming, dairying, and home life across Montana.
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