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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1924
Page
4
Jackson July 22 notes show Mr and Mrs M G Jackson visiting Dillon and many Dillon residents visiting Big Hole Sheridan and surrounding areas. The text records dances sermons and social visits, camp activities at Sheridan, road works toward Idaho divide, and local families attending events and weddings.
In a statement to Montana voters Governor Jos M Dixon cites a 60 million dollar drop in revenue, rising delinquent taxes, and improved state finances. He notes reduced costs for the insane asylum and state prison since 1921 and appeals for support to continue his work despite opposition.
Tom Edamunds arrived from Dillon on Monday the 14th and stayed overnight at the Fred Hanson place. The next day he and Mr. Hanson traveled to Lake Idaho to interview Mr. Nickerson about his buffalo herd that has been a notable issue.
Sheridan reports the first Madison County Girls' Camp opened in Mill Creek canyon on Monday drawing a large gathering. Local organizers from the county youth department oversee activities and safety measures during the inaugural session.
Butte Daily Post reports an unprecedented cold spell with temperatures dipping to 34 on July 22 1916 and a daily low near 40 on July 23 1916. The month accumulates 1.87 inches of precipitation, with 0.55 inches overnight and last evening. Weather Man Alex Blewett notes several Julys with heavier rain but never such cold July conditions.
A customer rejects a store rule saying only gentlemen trade there. The proprietor questions the customer’s gentleness and asserts the policy, prompting a terse exchange about who may transact at the shop.
Sacramento prepares for the National Exposition of Mines and Mining Equipment during the American Mining Congress annual convention September 29 to October 4. A large tent near the capitol will host demonstrations of underground mining, recovery rescues, and a $1,000,000 central display of gold nuggets silver bars and precious stones. Industry groups California mining counties and Midwest Refining announce extensive exhibits and active drilling on the Big Lake structure.
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