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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1925
Page
11
England opposes Coolidge July address and U S policy favors focusing on domestic needs. The piece notes Leviathan and other ocean liners will be sold while proposing free European study for 25 000 teachers and students. A rich man named Browning appears in the fragment.
From the Tribune dated July 28 1883 and covering late 19th century Dillon Montana news. Wheat is scarce in the Dillon market. Circus visitors from Bannack react to elephants. Dillon has many bicycles and locals joke about bucking them. Indians observe merchants and pay up like white settlers. A Helena bank draft of 25000 dollars is recovered after a mail robbery. Anaconda grows rapidly with a proposed 300 ton smelter and 2000 population target by 1884.
A reflective piece questions opportunity for adopted children and contrasts Rosa Bonheur’s poverty and a rich man’s care with the social value of wealth. It muses on Uncle Sam’s flying mail ships as progress and critiques John D. Rockefeller’s legacy, arguing wealth shapes history and industrial ownership.
John F. Bishop travels to Helena to oversee land business affairs and related dealings in the region.
The main gear wheel at the electric power house shattered early Tuesday morning. A 150 pound section of the rim was hurled through the gear house and wall but no injuries occurred. Temporary repairs by Mr. Orr allow no operation until a new gear arrives from Dayton Ohio.
Carleton Innes traveled to Butte last Wednesday on business. A Bryan executive committee meeting was held at the Dillon Furniture Company this morning to finalize plans for Innes reception in Dillon. Misses Lucille Shannon and Blanche Morse entertained a large party for Anna and Florence Carter last Thursday evening.
Four men plus a local party fished the Blacktail on Sunday and brought back 141 speckled trout, a fair catch for the area. Mary Hester Phillips performed a piano recital at Normal college last Friday evening to warm praise.
Last Tuesday evening Earl Wheat resigned as manager of the Eliel baseball team and Will Jennings former Mercs first baseman was appointed manager.
R B Clark president of the Bank of Tupelo Mississippi argues against a bank deposit guaranty bill in a telegraph to Paul R Brown secretary of the North Carolina Bankers Association. He calls the measure a snare perilous to solvency and says repeal is the only sane course. The bill is reported unfavorably.
A well attended dance at the Elkhorn Springs hotel last Saturday evening featured Lonnie's orchestra. They announced another dance on August 1. The summer roads to the Springs are in excellent condition, enhancing weekend visits.
Doan's Pills are advertised as a stimulant diuretic to ease backache and kidney troubles. The Dillon reader Mrs. A C Nash credits relief from kidney weakness after strenuous ranch work, with improved kidney function and fewer pains. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Adv 29 30.
Commerce Reports warn American investors to buy securities of foreign firms only through reliable bankers or brokers. The notices cite cases of securities advertised in U S journals at 10 to 100 times foreign market prices and urge seeking bank guidance to avoid unsafe speculative losses.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending July 11 1925. The listings reflect property dealings, transfers of ownership and recorded instruments affecting local parcels and residents.
Dillon Steam Laundry adds a brand new Chevrolet delivery truck to its fleet last week. Patrons will have linen called for and delivered using the up-to-date equipment.
John W. Brogan of Adams Mass endorses Foley Pills saying his kidneys work better since use. The ad promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant that flushes kidneys of waste and urges readers to try them today via Potts the druggist.
U S A transfers 80 and 463.53 acres in the Big Hole basin to Stone Mason. Rebich to Mautz 160 acres near Barratts. Stone to Peterson 80 acres. Thomason to Bar rich half interest in Bell claim near Wisdom. Various claims and representations in the Elkhorn district and Utopia mining district including quartz lodes in Argenta Lark and Nippon claims.
Victor Carrigan was taken into custody last Sunday and jailed on an assault charge. He appeared in justice court Monday evening and pleaded not guilty, bound over for district court trial tomorrow afternoon. Bonds were set at $500.
Judge Lyman H. Bennett sent a court order to Dillon last Friday authorizing Special Master Kyte to pay the remaining 30 percent of all claims due against the Boston- Montana Corporation under its receivership. Prior debts and corporation expenses incurred before the receivership are excluded under the reorganization plans.
The Sidney Mountain States Telephone Company plans to invest 25000 in extensions to its network. The project aims to improve service coverage and connect additional customers in surrounding areas.
Butter City led the nation with the highest per capita deposits as deposits totaled 33 million 277 thousand 147 dollars and 83 cents in local banks, signaling strong household savings. Local analysts note continued demand for savings and investment products among residents.
A spartan advertisement promotes a flat bottomed ditcher with four sizes for quick trench work. It claims reversible dirt throws on one side and fast delivery from Denver via James Kirkpatrick as agent for Beaverhead county Montana, with a specific note about Hottell Flat-Bottomed Ditcher.
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