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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1921
Page
11
East Bannack Street Edward Smith minister. Sunday school 10:00 a m graded work for all ages. Prof Lee R Light Superintendent. Morning worship 11:00 a m. A cordial welcome extended. W orth League 7:00 p m Prof J Scott Wiseman president. Evening services 8:00 p m informal and helpful. Midweek service Wednesday 7:30 male study and prayer open to all.
C C Newman offers several houses in Dillon Montana with prices from 2100 to 5500 dollars. Listings include 8 room modern residence with basement and six or seven room homes on good lots, each with terms or easy terms. Call Newman at the Telephone Building for details.
Harriet Chalmers Adams describes the nearing completion of a suspension bridge over the Colorado River in Grand Canyon National Park. The span connects the Kaibab plateau to the south rim with a 420 foot roadway and 500 foot centerspan, about 60 feet above the river.
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co announces ready service for complete abstracts and titles. Frank Hazlebaker, president, directs operations in Dillon Montana with emphasis on thorough documentation.
Records show detailed expenditures and warrants for Beaverhead and Red Rock districts. Items include road work, coroner’s jury fees, office supplies, and bridge work. Totals enumerate cont ingent and bridge funds, with wages, taxes, and county payroll figures.
French and foreign press officials met at Bar le Duc to form a committee for a Sacred Way memorial arc de triomphe. The route would honor obscure soldiers who died defending liberty and right. It starts at Bar le Duc and ends at Verdun, linked to Allied victory and Verdun front supplies.
National Geographic Bulletin compiles figures on world gold output through 1919 totaling over 25.7 billion troy ounces valued at more than 17 percent of a trillion dollars. Imaginary one foot thick coins 18 feet nine inches in diameter would weigh 165.85 tons each, with 177 such coins to the entire 1492–1919 production.
Estate of Theodore K Batson deceased. Administrator George T Banks invites creditors and all who hold claims to present them with vouchers within four months after first publication at Roy S Stephenson law office Dillon Montana Beaverhead County Montana. Dated Dillon Montana June 24 1921.
Montana Mercantile Company calls a stockholders meeting at its Dillon Montana principal office on August 5 1921 at 2 PM to consider increasing capital stock from 75000 dollars split 160 shares of 500 dollars each to 160000 dollars split 300 shares of 500 dollars each by order of the Board of Directors dated June 24 1921 Secretary Frank Eliel 25-30.
Frank S Hoff man and Jessie B Hoffman petitioned Beaverhead County Montana for irrigation water from Fry Pan Creek, tributary to Trail Creek and Horse Prairie Creek, an adjudicated stream. An engineer was appointed, filed report and plat. Hoff man claim 3828 and Hoff man 328 statutory inches. July 1, 1921. Clerk W K Stephenson.
Beaverhead County Montana seeks sealed bids for one car of lump coal 60 on s weight on track at Dillon. Bids due August 4 1921 at 10 am with coal sample. Board may reject any bid. John S. Baker county clerk notes.
Estate of George W Palmer deceased. Administratrix Emma Palmer invites creditors to exhibit claims at the law office of Lew L and E J Callaway Dillon Montana in Beaverhead County. Dated July 7 1921.
Beaverhead State Bank files for foreclosure against Otto Prather and Mary K Prather. On August 6 1921 at 2 PM the front door of the Dillon Montana courthouse, a 150 by 80 rod parcel along the west side of the SW quarter of the NW quarter of Section 15 will be sold. Terms: Cash. Sheriff D Mooney acting, W D Ross undersheriff. 28 30
Mr. Hamilton Foley of Standard Chemical Co Pittsburgh states last year the firm produced over 18 grams of radium with only 1.2 grams for luminous matter and the rest sold to the medical profession. The company claims to have supplied more than half the world’s radium and prioritizes medical use. A separate quip notes that a young person’s genius belief hinders work and an overburdened man could wish for a dog's life.
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