Man Who Owns Our Reservoir Water Has Best Right
Newell C. Knight of Dillon Montana is highlighted for holding the premier water right on the river. The feature notes his ownership of the reservoir and its impact on local water access and rights.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
8
Newell C. Knight of Dillon Montana is highlighted for holding the premier water right on the river. The feature notes his ownership of the reservoir and its impact on local water access and rights.
Willis July 20 special reports a spree of Butte residents visiting Reichle's with Mrs Reichle and others, noting horse killed by lightning near the river, local trips between Farlin and Glendale, and a heat wave driving demand for rain plus a brief medical ad for Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Potts.
From the Breezes, J. E. Shaw has purchased the M. D. Jardine ranch in the Bristow neighborhood adding 1400 more acres to his holdings and he now has a substantial expansion.
In Jackson the Wis dom nine lost 14 to 7 to the home team after a large turnout from Wis dom. Races followed with Bell over Luella and Roxy beating Tash's pony. A man named James J. Lewis cut his foot while splitting wood, needing five stitches. Elmer Hill of Brigham Canyon becomes president and GM of Pioneer Gold Mining & Milling. Haying starts as favorable weather promises a strong crop. diggers arrive daily seeking work. Chamberlains Liniment and Colic remedy ads appear amid local notices.
Little Dell Lloyd cut a gash on his face after a play last Thursday and received stitches from Dr Holmson in Wisdom. Dr and Mrs Cash have returned home to Jackson after a pleasure trip. An evening accident near Anton involved Harry Lapham. Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy advertised. Potts the Druggist sells it.
In Medicine Lodge on July 19 Dr Bond treated Emil Carica after a horse kicked him while being led to hitch up a team. The accident broke the leg just above the ankle. Local residents and visitors, including Miss Helen Rife and the Adams sisters from Dillon, were noted among county arrivals and gatherings at the Craver and Armstrong homes.
Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett and son Robert of Horse Prairie and Mrs Lottie Kimmel of Armstead left Friday for Livingston en route to Yellowstone National Park.
On Thursday evening C O Diffenderfer and H H Bates hosted friends at Armstead school house with guests from Bedrock and Dillon including Pearl Ward Morse Emrys White Tong Faye Scott and many others. Travellers frequenting Salmon Idaho were noted as well as local visits from Dillon and Armstead residents. Dudley Martin plans a National Park trip while the G P Dillon party camps in Armstead. A health note promotes Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets.
A Chicago man seeks out volumes bearing a familiar shield and family name after a country sale yields 800 old sermons and theology works. A secondhand dealer spots a boxful from the same house and the buyer hopes to find books that match his own nameplate and lineage.
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