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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1929
Page
4
Notice details subscription terms with three months payment and mail transmission under second class status. The item notes prepayment requirements and post office handling for Dillon, indicating local circulation and standard mail service.
The Dairy Farmer editors argue two farmers show contrasting fortunes with one grain-focused and one dairy-centered operation. Dr Wilcox compares European dairying in Holland Switzerland and other nations, praising Dutch and Swiss methods and high milk output. The piece also discusses farm relief, wheat bounty debates, and tariff changes affecting hides cattle meat and dairy products.
The 1927 1928 control work in Beaverhead National Forest will not continue due to the beetle's extensive spread in lodgepole stands. Mature lodgepole likely faces destruction though young trees escape heavy attack, reducing immediate danger to entire Big Hole stands. Farmers ignore union rules during bright sunny days, plowing dragging and seeding with progress toward completing crops.
The article extols June as the ideal month for marriages, praising its beauty and romance. It urges engaged couples to seize the opportunity for a June wedding and remembers brides of previous Junes, noting the tradition in a nostalgic, period voice.
Congress debates reparations as strenuous, directed efforts by a top finance commission yield limited results. The panel, described as the best financiers available, faces long odds in shaping decisive action.
Washington June 1 The 57 000 acre tract of the old Fort Keogh military reservation near Miles City is designated a national bird refuge by executive order of President Hoover after a plan presented by Congressman Scott Leavitt at the Miles City Rod and Gun Club. The former reservation now serves as a federal range livestock experiment station with a 70 acre artificial lake. Prairie chickens pheasants and migratory waterfowl use the area and a warden will enforce hunting regulations. The refuge is expected to boost hunting in adjacent lands due to animal and bird overflow.
A large crowd from Dillon Twin Bridges and nearby towns visited Zeigler Hot Springs last Sunday. William Rosenbaum reopened the resort after extensive repairs and is upgrading the facilities, aiming to make it a top state attraction. A new road from Apex to Zeigler could boost accessibility and draw from southwestern Montana.
Passing observation notes Monday morning malls would be heavier if all who listened in on sermons broadcast Sunday or say they do sent contributions for the collection. Cincinnati Enquirer records a link between church broadcasts and donations, suggesting community giving patterns.
Mrs. Agnes Barnes of Altoona Pennsylvania urges Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as a safe dependable remedy for a child's cough and croup. The advertisement claims no chloroform or opiates and promotes keeping the product on hand for parents. Sold by Geo. M. Gosman, successor to Potts-adv.
Fragment from a memoir recounting life before the gold rush with notes on camp gambling, Christmas dining with Captain Grant, Nez Perce wintering near Beaverhead, a Bannock woman’s death from smallpox, 1858 arrival of ten Army teamsters under B F Ficklin, and a move near the Big Hole river before the spring exodus.
Butte American Legion members plan to travel to Havre for the state convention on June 27 by box car train. They seek railroad cooperation to run a special train with bank chow and baggage cars, to serve as their home during the gathering.
Edgar Williams, son of Mr and Mrs Harry Williams, was thrown when the horse he rode bolted at the McClaren blacksmith shop while being shod at the Cornell ranch. He suffered a broken leg and other injuries, was found by Mrs Don Randolph, and taken to Barrett hospital where he is resting comfortably and not seriously hurt.
The Dil lon Rotary club met at the Andrus hotel dining room on Wednesday noon to discuss the opening of the Montana State Normal college summer term. Speakers included President S. E. Davis, Lt Gov Frank A. Hazelbaker and O A Bergeson. Rotary members offered car use to meet incoming students and Ralph McFadden performed piano selections.
The Girls Auxiliary of the NCCW met at Jean Ballard's home on Wednesday evening. Discussed business matters and served refreshments. Visitors Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cantrell from Dell attended. Mrs. Claire Seage and Mrs. Alex Carter of Helena traveled to Dillon. Seage planned to visit Armstead relatives while Carter visits her mother Mrs Elizabeth Ward in Dillon.
Mrs Jardine Rife entertained Tuesday afternoon at a luncheon honoring Mrs N E Stone who will leave next week for Chicago to spend the summer.
Brown daughter Miss LaVyme was taken to Barrett hospital Monday afternoon suffering from stomaine poisoning. She has been ill for a week and remains under medical care.
A reader requested event details about a large Fourth of July celebration titled Bring Your Children Bring Your Wife The Biggest Fourth Im. The snippet notes family friendly activities and community turnout but lacks explicit dates locations or organizers.
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