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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
13
Bertha Mason argues fear harms child development in kindergarten and daily life. She cites mothers threatening children with punishments from policemen doctors and goblins and notes the resulting nervous strain and silence in class. She urges teaching through knowledge not fear.
Transfers include James H. Ashworth for 820 acres on Grasshopper creek Bruce T. Swoope for 120 acres northeast of Dillon John J. Halligan for 820 acres in Centennial valley Ottilie Hallas for 480 acres in Centennial valley Wilber G Squires for 820 01 acres near Apex George F Hale to Alice Harrison for water rights near Dell Roy E Meyer to Hans P Solomon sen for 1 lot in Lima Sarah A Lewis and J L Lewis to Hans L Salomonsen for 2 lots in Lima Frank M Merrell and Hattie Merrell to Will D Thomas for 2 Lima lots Montana Kent and Mary L Kent to Burnell L Forsyth for 160 acres in Centennial valley Burnell L Forsyth and Christina Forsyth to Mrs Stella Edwards for 50 by 150 ft piece in Centennial valley Northern Pacific By Co to United States for 39.58 acres 6 miles up river from Melrose J E Morse to Craig Cornell for 80 65 acres east of Dillon Roscoe Cornell to Craig Cornell for water right on Blacktail Deer creek Right of Way Anderson Brothers to Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co to cross part of their ranch Water ap ropenor by Bessie Gallagher for 2 cu ft of waters of Horse Shoe Bend spring Affidavit of annual labor and improvements by Ernest Hodge et al on Lily and Florence lodes in Utopia mining district by James P Flynn on Union Nos 1 to 8 inclusive placer quartz mining claims
The text notes Teddy Roosevelt Jr praising Gifford Pinchot’s win in Pennsylvania as signaling progressive ideals. It mentions blurred lines since 1912 and says much of the progressive platform has become law, citing woman suffrage as a specific instance.
A widow credits Mayr’s Wonderful Remedy with restoring her health after severe stomach and intestinal illness. She reports extreme weakness and hunger loss prior to treatment and says one dose cured her symptoms. The ad promises money back if not convinced and cites Potts The Druggist and other druggists selling the product.
In Upper Centennial Valley near Lakeview on June 25 a large picnic for about 75 ranchers and locals enjoyed a warm day. Guests included James Doyle and family, James Nye with Gilland sheep from Lake Idaho, and visitors J S Bransfield of Salt Lake and P G Gates of Pasadena. Mrs. Graham welcomed a baby girl.
The Dillon Tribune is available each week at several news stands including C. P. Thomas at Idaho and Center, The Corner Cigar Store at Montana and Bannack, and The Gray News Co. at the U. S. Depot.
Families including Mr. and Mrs. Roy Vance and children, Mr. and Mrs. Geo Vance, Mrs. P Vance and children, Mr. and Mrs. B Slater and children and Frank Morse traveled to Deer Lodge for the Fourth. Mrs. Ed Gleed and Mrs. Walter Remben with son Donald visited Dillon this week. Miss Bertha Thompson of Butte is visiting Melrose with her parents.
Hides Furs Trappers advertises constant purchase of furs including raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher and fox with prompt cash returns for country dealers and large lots bought by wire. They also handle horse hides cattle hides and tallow and offer express prepaid return if remittance is unsatisfactory.
A writer argues that avoiding temptation and strengthening character could prevent crime. He notes a young man tempted by theft and fear of discovery, suggesting that schools might be more effective than jails in shaping responsible citizens. He questions the value of punishment versus education.
Local shop Tatter Sall’s advertises sewing supplies including machine needles oil shutles bobbins belts and related items. Customer service by a female clerk aged nineteen noted.
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