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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1925
Page
14
In the houseware department a complete line of wooden porcelain tinware and enameled ware is offered with prices from 15 to 60 cents. Numerous articles are displayed on tables and marked accordingly for easy viewing by shoppers.
Dillon readers catch a flood of short items including visitors from Lima Bannack and Butte, local travel to Ennis and Indianapolis, and several farm and ranch moves. Residents like Miss Stevenson and Mary Judge are noted with schooling and trips, while merchants advertise shoe repair milinery and new slippers.
Local residents and visitors are listed including M L Innes of Butte, James and Nellie McKnight from Dell, Sam Peterson from Lemhi county, and Hildreth and Hoffland households. Lonnie’s orchestra to play at Reichle tomorrow. Schulz barn dance near Sheridan with Tonrey Baxter orchestra draws Dillon attendees. Warren Murray plans to move July 1 to Omaha for a commission job. Rea Barry graduates from the Normal college. Five room house for rent at 688 North Pacific street.
A new Dillon orchestra formed by Ralph Cushing Melvin Smith S A Kelly Frank Ashworth and Jay Cosgrove has been practicing for a dance tomorrow night at Dillmont Park.
National Geographic Magazine notes the Black Death began near a Genoese fort in the Crimea, with Tartars besieging the outpost and Chinese merchants seeking refuge. The siege broke, plague spread to Asia Minor, Syria, and Egypt, then to Constantinople and Genoa before sweeping the Mediterranean coast.
The Snowstorm mine is projected to produce heavily from three levels by July. Company officials cite planned extraction and processing ramp as pivotal to near term production goals.
Central Montana saw widespread showers over the weekend with Good Falls area reporting the most rain. Farmers welcomed the moisture while weather officials cautioned localized flooding possible in low-lying regions.
A paraphrase notes Voltaire asserting nothing exists without a cause and that chance is a word void of sense. The statement frames causality as a fundamental principle.
Miss Mary Innes travels to Rochester Minnesota to be with her brother Martin for a goitre operation. She plans a later trip to Chicago to join Miss MacGregor for a voyage to Europe.
Mr and Mrs R M Funk of Sheridan were among out of town guests at the Normal College graduation exercises on Thursday morning. Robert Funk Jr son of the Funks was one of the graduates.
Martin Sorenson and Richard Schwab appeared before Judge Lyman H Bennett for sentencing. Sorenson drew six months in county jail and $750 fine for manufacturing intoxicating liquor plus three months and $250 for illegal possession, totaling nine months and $1,000. Schwab received six months and $500 for manufacturing and two months and $250 for possession, with the 60 day term remitted after early payment. fines and sentences do not run concurrently, and both are in Sheriff Dan Mooney’s custody.
Shelby-Twentieth announces a successful oil test on the Anderson lease with no dry holes, marking a productive exploration milestone for the company and its investors.
Baker-Gas Products Co. announces readiness to drill another well and signals plans for additional wells afterward. The move indicates expansion of their oil and gas exploration activities and reflects continued development in the regional energy sector.
William Barnhart and William Short were arraigned in justice court and entered not guilty pleas. Bound over to district court on $250 bonds each. Arrested Sunday in their cabin in the Cabbage Patch after neighbors complained of a deadly fight over a hat. They were intoxicated and several pint bottles, partly filled, were seized. Barnhart resisted arrest but was subdued by Undersheriff Kellum with help from Chief Nelson and Deputy Sassman.
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