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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1922
Page
9
Twelve pages were entered at the Dillon postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class matter, indicating a bulk mailing or periodical content intended for general distribution.
Tribune notices subscribers who do not receive the paper regularly to notify the office so the delivery service can be corrected. The message emphasizes that the paper is published regularly and should reach all readers on time.
Alexander of Kalispell appears to lead the senatorial race under the current primary law. He and a group of A\'s, including Miss Anderson and Ambrose, defeated prominent Republicans such as Senator Selway Judge Lew Callaway M. S. Gunn and O. F. Goddard for delegates to the last Republican national convention. We see no reason why his edge should not continue.
A tariff bill moves toward final passage with broad support among parties. It aims to protect agricultural and manufacturing sectors, a point noted as especially important for Montana, though no act will have universal approval.
Indications point to quick passage of the soldier's bonus bill and adoption of the McCumber plan of paid up life insurance. Duke Gist traveled to Butte to bring home his wife and daughter from Murray hospital where Mrs. Gist is recovering after an operation. A fur lined ladies' auto coat was lost June 2 between Dillon and Beaverhead bridge. finder should return it to the Tribune office. James Kirkpatrick.
A Montana couple, named Hagens, moved cattle from Kansas after a snowstorm. The woman led a cow on a journey to join her husband near Dillon and later homesteaded below Dillon on Beaverhead River. They raised a family, built a cattle herd, sold holdings for 14000 dollars, and planned to move to Germany using bank drafts for security.
Fergus county candidate Tom Stout seeks the Democratic nomination for U S senator. The Tribune says he is the most available timber for the party while noting Montana may benefit from a Republican senator if voters choose differently. It urges both parties to nominate an honest capable citizen to represent all Montanans.
Idaho Falls stockman J. D. Ellis, a prominent and successful cattle dealer, is spending the week in Dillon with old friends. He is registered at the Metlen.
At a regular council meeting bills were audited and approved. Cement sidewalks will replace old wooden walks citywide with work to start soon and a goal to finish before summer's end. An ordinance to restrict under sixteen year olds from street activity is discussed. parents would be responsible for their children's actions and curfews are set after nine thirty in summer and nine in winter.
Geo A Toots Smith was elected secretary and treasurer of the New Discovery Mining Co in the Feb 4 1922 annual officer election after previously serving as secretary of New Era Silver Mining Co since Jan 5 1921 and continuing as secretary after the June 8 1921 takeover.
The excerpt argues Montana cannot be governed to please all. It suggests the state needs a strong leader like General Dawes and a significant rainfall to ease tax burdens and political challenges. The tone implies frustration with tax policy and calls for decisive actions.
A Johnstown Colorado dairy farmer visits his bank to pay off his note with a milk check, noting he owes no bills to merchants as he is dairying. The piece extols dairy income as dependable year round, contrasting with one crop farmers who rely on other cash crops.
During the pastor’s absence Rev MacDougall leads services at the regular times. Sunday June 11 is Children’s Day with 10:30 Sunday school and a morning service featuring Children’s Day exercises. The W W guild girls plan an evening program of music readings and more. A cordial welcome is extended to all. Vacuum cleaner for rent call 385 R Adv it 2880.
An advertisement notes that deafness from inflamed Eustachian tube can be permanent if inflammation remains. It claims Med has succeeded in treating this condition for forty years, from Toledo, offering a lasting solution.
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