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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1921
Page
9
Classified notice describing that admissions to church festivals fairs dancing parties concerts sociables suppers and profit events will incur a charge of five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry also priced at five cents per line, with line-rate billing details.
The Pueblo disaster prompts nationwide relief led by Red Cross. Citizens show resilience as funds arrive and plans to rebuild emerge, likened to Johnstown and Galveston recoveries. A Pueblo merchant’s banner proclaims perseverance with the message Are we discouraged No Lets go in defiant style.
The speaker warns Herman H. Taylor of Sand Point Idaho against plans to carve Montana to form a new Lincoln state with external financial aid. Emphasizes the need for consent of the governed and urges a sober reconsideration of such self determination ideas.
Eugene Free who has attended Utah University the past year returned home Friday with family and friends greeting him.
Frank Eliel returns from a six weeks eastern trip. George Hilketh of Medicine Lodge visits Surray in Dion. Joseph Gelhaus business visitor to Butte. Myron Yeager of Salt Lake spends weekend here. Carruthers and friends visit Oxalatalake. Blair Sprinkle heads to Salmon Idaho for summer. Nora MacDougall to Chicago for university studies. Mrs. Frank Birrer Opal Nyhart and Jeff Cox of Blaine on business here. Mary Funk from Normal college travels to Monida. Mr and Mrs George Baker with Misses Sallie Orpha Baker visit Logan Montana. Wullenwaber Three Forks attorney in city on business. Mrs Margaret Gracier and Mrs Anthony French of Argenta spend days in Dillon. Matt Kay and daughters Agnes and Gladys of Grant shop in Dillon.
The Tribune urges securing a favorable Elkhorn Springs site for the American Legion boys summer eating grounds. Dillon and Beaverhead county receive strong civic support praising the post as well managed and selfless, a credit to the community.
Chester C. Davis announces plan with the state railroad commission livestock and crop offices to present data to the Interstate Commerce Commission on June 8. The goal is to force reductions in prevailing freight rates harming Montana farmers and stockmen. J. H. Burke will represent the state at the hearing.
A boy named Wesley at the north side school is exposed to new vocabulary from his father and garage talk. He finds a three syllable word unfamiliar and calls his mother for help after showing his mother the word he learned.
Shrinking road funds force county to halt all road projects for the rest of the year with only emergency work allowed. Commissioners cut expenditures on road warrants over 20 000 dollars and seek 5519 98 from the state for convict labor on Power Dam road since 1916.
Sunday afternoon the Sheridan boys lost to the Dillon Juniors 4 to 8 at the fair grounds with a full crowd watching. A 440 acre stock and grain ranch five miles from Dillon is offered for trade for suitable city property. about 100 acres are sown in grain with fair buildings.
A night operator Chantry at Melrose station was held up around two o'clock Saturday morning. Two robbers entered through an open window, took $16 from the till and left, ignoring two watches. Railroad detectives and Silver Bow officers chased the highwaymen.
Several 4 to 5 room frame houses offered by C C Newman with 7 room and 5 room options. Prices range from 2100 to 4200 dollars. Desirable streets large lots modern comforts hot water baths and favorable locations touted for buyers to stop paying rent. Units available in Dillon with contact in rooms 3 and 4 at the Dillon telephone exchange.
Beaverhead county reports contracts for machine shearing at 10 cents per head despite Union claims of no undercut. J. E. Morse, a leading rancher, confirms his operations at 10 cents with contracts completed. A crew works at Henry Thompson ranch near Dell and Frank Landon has also contracted at the same rate.
The untimely death of F W Galbraith Jr national commander of the American Legion in an Indianapolis automobile accident is reported as a serious national loss. He is praised for a brilliant mind good judgement fearless nature and safe counsel in his service to the Legion and country.
Report summarizes election results with Shelley defeating Junod while Dixon-idea claims are disputed. Tribune notes best information to date and questions about who conceived the concept.
Montana Supreme Court re sets decision on appeal of Albert Yerk alias E C Davis sentenced to death for the murder of Sheriff C K Wyman at Monida. Court reviews bill of exceptions and orders transcript of trial evidence. decision expected in about two weeks. Beaverhead county community described as old fashioned and law abiding.
Advertisement states an automobile tire on a rim is found and held for the owner. Inquiries directed to John Banks at 509 Thomson avenue. Owner may claim by proving property and paying notice fees.
Habis ATARRH EDICINE touted as a cure purifier cleansing the system. The ad claims HALU'S CATARRH CINE restores natural balance and central metabolism, produced by Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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