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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1924

Page

4

Local residents share visits and seasonal farm notes

Medicine Lodge and nearby towns report visitors from Billings Dillon and Illinois. Coyote pups dug out by Pete Westergard. Shearing starts Saturday on Modge with Isaac Rife first to shear. Storms aid crops while many residents shop and travel to Grant Armstead Dillon Grasshopper for business and groceries.

Medicine Lodge Illinois Edgar Rife Isaac Rife Richard Freeman J. R. Gravely Grant Ike Rife

Local notes from Polaris June 19 1924

Marcellus Pyle suffers a severe cold as Dr. Ryburn attends him. Grasshopper Herding Association shifts cattle onto the Elkhorn range this week. J. D. Harrison drives sheep into Elkhorn country. Miss Marjorie Marchesseau leaves for Big Creek California to marry Milton Boughton. Mr and Mrs Bough-

Marcellus Pyle Ryburn Grasshopper Herding Association Elkhorn Range J. D. Harrison Elkhorn Country Marjorie Marchesseau Big Creek Calif Milton Boughton Bough

Jackson Notables Spend Time at Local Ranch Retreat

Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker and his son Frank visited the Clemon ranch for several days. A. W. Milson drove to Butte, Mrs. Sam Peterson returned from Butte, and G. P. Lossl toured Jackson for business. Clarence Brown, former Jackson postmaster, visited friends in the Big Hole. Martha Featherly from Dillon stayed with Helen Jardine. Frank and Mrs. Fulkerson with family arrived from Victor to enjoy Sage ranch days.

Jackson Frank A. Hazelbaker Frank Clemon Ranch A. W. Milson Butte Sam Peterson G. P. Lossl Clarence Brown Big Hole Martha Featherly Dillon Helen Jardine Frank Fulkerson Victor Sage Ranch

Apex Notes Quick Visitor Roundup in Montana

Apex Montana June 18 Mrs Tom Dubois visited Apex Monday. Mr and Mrs Blanch Stanfield motored to Dillon Monday. T Ellis from Butte returns to Farlin to resume work. Bill Hagerty bought Frank Middlemier s Ford car and Bill cuts the corners short. C T Magnus from Dillon stopped at Apex Wednesday and exhibited.

J. E. Monroe Dillon Judge Ranch Esther Knoll Carl L. Knoll George A. Pyle Billy Copeland Mr. Drucker Grasshopper Montana Apex Mont Tom Dubois Blanch Stanfield T. Ellis Butte Farlin Bill Hagerty Frank Middlemier Bill C. T. Magnus

Bluebird Nest Built At Lamp Posts Corner Glendale and Idaho

A mother bluebird selects a globe lamp post nest at the Andrus hotel corner. The nest sits inside a small hole in the globe where warmth from the lamp may hatch eggs. Locals watch daily as traffic passes and report the bird feeds on moths at night under the street lamps. The heat concerns experts but ventilation is expected. Separately Wyomont P and R reports completion of a third well in Kevin Sunburst field at 1474 feet depth with oil production.

Glendale Idaho Andrus Hotel Wyomont P. & R. Company Kevin-Sunburst

River catches and camp meeting cited in brief notes

A few large fish were caught in the Big Hole river. Mrs. Enoch Young left early Wednesday for Missodini to attend the Fontana camp meeting for a few days. The Apex horse races Sunday were well attended.

Big Hole Enoch Young Missodini Aefend Hfontana Apex

Montana wool shearers prepare for general season

Dr. W J Butler Montana state veterinarian says central regions will see widespread shearings this week. Out of state shearers from New Mexico Arizona and Idaho disinfect gear at Lima station before teaming with ranchers. A formaldehyde treatment with certification guards against disease while boiling water is advised if formaldehyde is unavailable. Large clip anticipated as central Montana sheep in good condition. Also notes California has 875000 telephones and Dallas leads US cities of its size in telephone counts.

Helena Montana W. J. Butler Southwest Lima Butler New Mexico Arizona Idaho Wyoming Beaverhead Livestock Commission Butte

Long Distance Nuptials Unites Seattle and Pasadena Guests

A marriage ceremony linked Seattle Washington and Pasadena California with 150 guests gathered in Seattle and about forty in Pasadena. The ceremony proceeded by telephone connection and details note the innovative arrangement and attendance across two states.

Seattle Washington Pasadena California Connec

Professor Conducts Classes By Wire During Quarantine

An Iowa college professor quarantined with smallpox near fifty miles from campus kept teaching via long distance telephone. He held daily classes so the course continued without interruption, ensuring students did not miss their holiday plans.

Iowa

Foley Pills Claim Kidney Relief From Reader Complaint

Mrs. Ellen Reighard of South Fork Pennsylvania says Foley Pills cured her persistent kidney ache. The advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic that thoroughly flushes and cleanses the kidneys, with Potts as the selling druggist.

Ellen Reighard South Fork Foley Potts

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