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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1921
Page
6
Mrs. Elizabeth Dunne of Chicago just marked her one hundredth birthday last April and expects to live well beyond. She enjoys politics and can sew and perform housework. she attributes long life to always living indoors and doubts fresh air benefits health.
A Montana 1021 tourist edition will publish a highway map with principal routes in red and secondary roads in blue. It will describe towns, hotels, health resorts and tourist camps, and include scenic highlights and travel tips prepared under Charles D. Greenfield Jr. The book aims to boost tourism to Montana.
George Kirk reports extensive poison use has killed about 98 percent of grasshoppers in the Somers district. He notes ground was alive with insects and forests of hoppers, requiring repeated applications as new hatches occur. He emphasizes collective effort to protect crops.
Hamittda HW OM Lewis head of the Northwest Potato Exchange visits Bitter Root Montara during a tour of potato districts. He notes uniform stands, healthy vines, and promising yields this fall. The improved dry standard potato should boost profits and benefit the community.
The Red Lodge to Canyon Station telephone line has been approved by the forest service. It will improve ranger efficiency and fire protection on Rock Creek main fork and serve tourists, with materials ordered to arrive in Red Lodge soon. The line will connect with the Rocky Mountain Telephone Company at Red Lodge.
Tavree Blackleg drives under GB AL Chongebedu supervise demonstrations to curb cattle disease in Hill County. Demonstrations held at Mountain View on June 8 and Fresno on May 10. Next drive planned in Grate Bell community north of Havre on July 2. Community livestock men learned prevention and support for future cases.
Agricultural engineer James T Barker from Leagan Utah connected with Montana agricultural experiment stations arrived in Valier to study local crop water needs. The government directed project will be assisted by Mr. Albright of the Montana Agricultural College who will join later.
Six weeks of university study began with biology field work at the University of Montana in Missoula. Courses include zoology botany and ornithology. Prof. M J Milrod leads the biology station at Yellow Bay on Flathead Lake.
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