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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1910
Page
7
Washington July 12 The department of agriculture reports the July 1 crop growth in the United States was lower than at any time in the last decade. The general average condition on July 1 is about 5.5 percent below July 4 1909 and 3.8 percent below July 1 1908 and 3.4 percent below the ten year average.
Treasury department reports show total payments on account of the corporation tax reaching 25.79 million dollars, against an assessment of over 27 million. The July figures reflect receipts to the federal treasury.
Teething children may have diarrhoea which can be controlled by giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. Provide the prescribed dose after each bowel movement and then castor oil as directed.
Judge Poindexter and I urge the water commissioners to take over distribution of Knight Company water to safeguard decreed users. We request tests by a competent engineer on loss by seepage and evaporation and warn that commissioners must prioritize decreed users or cease acting for the company.
Gilmore and Pittsburg surveyors report near Dillon as they complete the third survey of the Armstead to Dillon road. They mapped Ryan's canyon then moved into the valley toward Dillon along the Beaverhead river east side. The work may be the final survey before construction begins, with entrance into Dillon undetermined near the Normal college grounds.
We extend sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and sympathy during our recent loss. Ma. and Mas. Cuat, Ckdoncix, and Mas. Je IPE, Ms. AND os Cuas. Petiusps.
A Prentiss Mississippi resident writes that four bottles of Foley's Kidney Remedy cured her kidney and bladder trouble and saved her life. She recommends Foley's Kidney Remedy to any sufferer, with credit to City Drug Store for supplying it.
Dr. Guy Simpson, newly located in Dillon, received the first compact X Ray machine in the area. The unit fits a suitcase size, runs on electric light, and can be moved easily. He has used it to photograph bones clearly and plans to apply X rays to cancer and nervous diseases. He also installed a second device using Finsen rays for treating skin diseases, warts, and moles.
Reynolds Ranch near Dillon offers grade and full blood registered draft stock stallions acclimated and ready for service. Weight ranges 1800 to 2000 pounds. Sires from high grade mares and registered stock. Manager Gro E Baker notes health advantages from climate. Also notice: Mr and Mrs J W Lusher depart for Spokane to view sample rooms and choose fall goods.
The Dillon council elected G. Erwin to fill the second ward alderman seat until the next city election. A resolution honoring Willam G. Phillips was read and adopted. No action on saloon license reductions. Mayor White urged a larger council chamber. Discussion noted the city has reached the 3 percent debt limit restricting bonds except for sewer or water work.
The Montana delegation led by Senators Carter and Dix and Representative Pray secured federal action for the state. Measures include a rate bill aiding shippers, Glacier National Park establishment, mining bureau creation, land opening of 20 million acres, and numerous appropriations for surveys, irrigation, fort improvements, harbors, and public buildings in Miles City Bozeman Livingston Kalispell Missoula Great Falls.
Mr. E. L. Burles and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Wetmore with Cecil Wetmore and Grandma Wetmore express gratitude to friends who offered assistance and sympathy during their recent loss.
A grand aero plane meet at Rheims ends with major records. M la Bouchere flies an Antoinette monoplane 214 miles in 4 hours 50 minutes, surpassing Farman’s 1909 4:06:25. Walter Brookins soars to 6100 feet in Atlantic City, and Fequant and Macronnet set a 100 mile cross country flight near Paris with on board photography.
A Montana Stallion Registration Board notice warns stallion owners across the state about misinterpreting advertising rules. It urges breeders to verify the stallion license, either original or copy, displayed conspicuously as required by law. Misrepresentation can deny service fees and expose owners to damages claims.
A Helena Independent notice warns that no final citizenship papers can be issued within 90 days of an application or within 30 days of an election, making it impossible for foreigners to vote in the upcoming election. The ad also lists a 1,000 pound Victor safe for sale with inquiries at the Tribune office.
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