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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 10, 1925

Page

10

Business and social visits span bridges and parks

John S. McKinney, a Salmon visitor, comes in from Salmon last Monday. Various locals including Miss Clela Bean from Salt Lake and Miss Ebba Anderson from Wisdom visit Dillon. George Olsen of Salmon, George Dart, and W Tash travel for business, while families like Metlen and Farmer tour Silver Star for a swim.

John S. McKinney Salmon George Olsen Clela Bean Salt Lake R. J. Dansie

Notable visits and travels across states and regions

Mr and Mrs A L Anderson and Julia Anderson with Lee Williams visited relatives at Twin Bridges on Sunday Archie Gauchay spent several days in the Ruby valley from Grass furniture ad notes trips by Mr and Mrs David Hier to Idaho and the coast Charles Niblack returned from Yellowstone park Ralph Tattersall home from Los Angeles for a parental visit Nellie McFadden returned from Idaho and Wyoming Ike Rife Jr from Medicine Lodge seeking men and supplies for the season Big discounts on refrigerators at Dillon Furniture Co E J Bowman from Anaconda on banking business Anna DeLong spent the holidays visiting in Missoula Emil Conger and son from Roundup visitors in the city Frank Felt and grandson Jack Card from Elkhorn Springs J B Mayfield saw dentist bicycle repair 211 West Sebree St City Shoe Store Shoelace hosiery shipment Armitage from Wisdom in Dillon for Chautauqua Elmer Gordon Roscoe and Albert of Armstead attending the Chautauqua

Visitors call in Dillon from wide range of towns

Local residents report guests and travelers in town today from Browne's station Ogden Bannack Horse Prairie Big Hole basin Armstead Butte Great Falls Glacier Park and California. Names include Fred and Mrs Smith William Harvey Lawrence Peterson Charles Brenner Martin Jackson Nap Goyer Earl Opp George Opp Florence Browning Terry Browning Frank Paul and son H C Crittenden W E Lloyd Edgar Rife Billy Anne and Louisa Shafer.

Northside Club to Meet with Mrs Frank Morrison

Northside Country Club schedules a meeting with Mrs Frank Morrison on Tuesday July 14.

Northside Country Club Frank Morrison

Spokane Vet Vendor Pursues Wool and Lambship Deal

J. E. Hample of Spokane and his son visit the city to press a sheepman over wool and lamb prices. He argued wool is past its peak as buyers shift to cotton and closed cars, citing Butte’s million dollar purchase. He warned mutton buyers and hotels push lamb prices up, yet the deal remains unresolved.

J. E. Hample Spokane Ageol J. E Butte

Local residents travel and summer plans announced

Judge H G Rodgers and James E Kelly with Mrs Kelly and Mrs Gelhaus motored to Butte on Thursday. Lizette Rounds will travel to Elkhorn Springs Sunday to stay with friends for several weeks. E B Howell and Pat Toole visited Dillon this week on legal matters. John J Gelhaus left for Riverside Iowa due to his mother's illness. Mose Smythe and son Hugh shopped in Dillon from Point of Rocks. Joxen Jorgensen of Jackson tended to haying supplies in Dillon. Mrs George Strub and children head to Townsend for summer with Mrs Gabish. Mrs George Ogden of Denver arrives for a month at Mrs O'Dell's. Elmer Selway and wife, with Miss Rachel Smith, returned from Grant area. she will visit until Sunday. Plus ads note new slippers and ties at City Shoe Store and a statement about the Little Blue Books no longer being published. Richard Cosgrove family planning to move to Seattle. North Washington home sold to Under sheriff Frank Kellum.

Adams Family Returns From Madison Wisconsin Motor Trip

L. K. Adams Mrs Alfred Cashmore and their two children arrived Tuesday after an extended motor trip to Madison Wisconsin and several intervening cities. They had been gone for four days.

L. K. Adams Alfred Cashmore Madison Wisconsin

Montana rodeo stars head to Cheyenne Frontier Days

Chic Martindale Harry Drackett and Harry Rodgers leave Montana by motor to Cheyenne Wyoming to compete at the Cheyenne Frontier Days rodeo event this week.

Martindale Harry Drackett Harry Rodgers Montana Cheyenne Wyoming

Mrs Hildebrandt and relatives visit Dillon after 25 years

Mrs Alice Hildebrandt and Mr and Mrs Couch and Joe McCune of Stevensville visited Dillon friends last Saturday. Hildebrandt and Couch are daughters of the late John T. Dingley and grew up in Dillon. This is their first Dillon visit in 25 years.

Alice Hildebrandt Couch Joe McCune Stevensville Dillon Hildebrant John T. Dingley

George Ashworth to Lead Forest Service Camp at Elkhorn Springs

George Ashworth, after months in Utah, arrived in Dillon on Thursday to stay with relatives and friends. Tomorrow he departs for Elkhorn Springs to oversee the Forest Service camp for the summer and fall season.

George Ashworth Utah Dillon Ashworth Elkharn Springs Forest Service

Accidents Mar Hayfield Season In Valley Ranches

During haying time in the valley several riders were injured. Roy Stewart at the Heavy ranch sustained a broken collar bone and sprained ankle when his horse stumbled and fell. Art Gauchay at the P and Q O ranch suffered a badly bruised and lacerated hand after a horse broke away and grinned the rope loop. Orville Smith at the Elza Smith ranch broke and sprained his arm as he fell from a bareback ride while carrying a sickle across his shoulder.

Roy Stewart Art Gauchay Orville Smith Elza Smith Ranch

Great Falls Gas Pipeline Plan Announced

Great Falls will gain natural gas via a 130 mile pipeline costing 2.5 million dollars. The line will deliver fuel from Chinookeld to Great Falls Fort Benton and Big Sandy.

Great Falls Chinookeld Fort Benton Big Sandy

Wolf Point Coyote Hunters Report 836 Scalps

A tribe or group brought in 836 coyote scalps during the period May 15 to June 15 at Wolf Point. The tally marks a seasonal harvest and reflects ongoing fur trade activity in the region.

Wolf Point

Shenandoah Meaning Daughter of the Stars

The Indian name Shenandoah translates to Daughter of the Stars, reflecting a celestial origin in Indigenous language. The term is used as a personal name and place designation in various contexts.

Shenandoah

Lost ring owner sought by Tribune notice Adv 28 29

A small finger ring is believed to belong to someone in the area and the owner may reclaim it by calling the Tribune office and paying for the notice. The ad appears on pages 28 and 29.

Tribune

Famous Old Castle Lochleven Castle in Scotland and its storied past

Lochleven Castle sits on an island in Scotland and is famed as the Mary Queen of Scots imprisonment site and her 1568 escape. It dates to 1257 and figures in Scottish royal history with sieges and notable prisoners including Patrick Graham and the earl of Northumberland.

Lochleven Scotland Mary Queen of Scots Mary James Earl of Murray Sir Walter Scott Alexander Til Patrick Graham St. Andrew's Earl of Northumberland Kansas City Star

Quotations on Faith and Morals by Daniel Webster

The quote presents the Bible as a source of faith doctrine morals and religion while affirming personal responsibility dignity and equality among people. It highlights the Bible as a special revelation from God and a guide to individual ethics and social conduct.

God Daniel Webster

Foley Pills Help Kidney Aches Claimed by Reader

Mrs. Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania writes of relief from kidney ache after using Foley Pills, a diuretic advertised to flush and cleanse the kidneys. Potts druggist endorses the remedy in a brief advertisement.

Foley Ellen Reighard South Fork Potts

Remarkable grafted lemon tree bears three fruits

In Transvaal a lemon tree kept to three branches, grafting orange on one, grapefruit on another, and lemon on the third. The tree now bears oranges grapefruit and a few lemons at once, with oranges and lemons early season and oranges grapefruit later.

Transvaal

Reinhart the German painter and engraver biography

Reinhart Joachim Christian Reinhart a German etcher and painter was born in Hof Bavaria in 1761. He studied under Oeser at Leipsic and under KHogel at Dresden then moved to Rome in 1789 where he followed Germain classicist painters Carstens and Koch. He specialized in landscapes and engraving with works in Frankfort Munich Leipsie and Gotha galleries.

Joachim Christian Reinhart Hof Bavaria Oeser Leipsic Khogel Dresden Saxony Rome Germain Carstens Koch Frankfort Munich Leipsie Gotha

Wells in Kevin Sunburst field show five producers

For the week ending June 13, seven wells bored in the Kevin Sunburst field, five of which are producing oil. Daily pipeline flow from the district averages about 6,000 barrels.

Kevin- Sunburst Field District

Swedish Men Start Milking Cows After Centuries

After many centuries Swedish men begin milking cows while women had traditionally done the milking. The shift marks a notable change in rural gender roles.

Shannon River to Power New Ireland Industry

The Shannon River, famed in song and story, is planned to be harnessed to generate electricity for New Ireland's industry.

Shannon New Ireland

Chinook Hammond Plans Aggressive Gas Wells Drilling

Chinook Hammond Company reports daily gas production of 44 million feet and confirms an extensive drilling program is assured for this year to expand operations and meet demand.

Chinook Hammond Company

Forest Service notes tree recovery after harsh winter

Missoula reports show extensive tree damage from last winter’s freeze, but favorable rains have allowed a broad recovery. Officials say the regrowth spans many species and reaches across affected areas, signaling a stronger forest outlook despite initial losses.

Missoula

Public Land Notice for Jane Barker in Montana

United States Land Office Great Falls Montana announces Jane Barker by Ted E Collins attorney in fact has filed to select under the 1917 act the SE Y N W of Section 18 Township 13 South Range 38 West Montana. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest by August 25 1925.

United States Land Office Great Falls Montana Jane Barker Ted E. Collins Helena Township South Range 38 West

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Juan Charles Erdman Armstead Frank Eliel Bozeman Kodak Fairchild Adj George Dart Dillon Furniture Co Tash D. L. Ranch Grasshopper Valley Thomas Thirst Elkhorn Springs Dillon Furniture Company Charles Thomas Yellowstone Park Ebba Anderson Wisdom W. D. Sandy Birney George Metlen Alfa Farmer Ethel Jean Davis Silver Star Bartell Plunge Sallie Baker Oregon City Oregon George E. Baker Railroad Avenue Pott’s A. L. “Anderson Julia’Anderson Lee ‘Williams Twin Bridges Archie Grariy Gauchay Ruby Valley David ‘Hier Idaho Coast Charles Niblack Dillon Furniture ,Co Adv Ralph Tattersall Los Angeles Mrs R. F. Tattersall Nellie McFadden Ike Rife Jr Medicine Lodge E. J. Bowman Anaconda Anna DeLong Emil Conger Frank Felt Jack Card J. B. Mayfield West Sebree St W. A. Armitage Elmer Gordon Roscoe and Albert Our City Fred L. Smith Lima William Harvey Lawrence Peterson Browne’s Station Charles Brenner Horse Prairie Martin Jackson Big Hole’ Basin Nap Goyer Bannack Earl Opp George Opp Florence Browning Ogden Terry Browning Frank Paul Mrs. Paul H. C. Crittenden Stone Creek W. E. Lloyd Edgar Rife Billy Anne Lee Tower Francis Carroll Carroll Big Hole Basin Washington Louisa Shafer California Fred Chapman So. Washington Street H. G. Rodgers James E. Kelly Kelly Jos. F. Gelhaus Lizette Rounds E. B. Howell Pat Toole John J. Gelhaus Riverside Iowa Mose Smythe Hugh Point of Rocks Joxen Jorgensen Jackson George Strub Townsend George Ogden Denver Col John O’dell Elmer Selway Grant Rachel Smith City Shoe Store Tribune Book Store Richard Cosgrove Seattle North Nto Frank Kellum Tennessee Dayton Freak Fruit Tree Standard Lumber & Coal Co
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