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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1925
Page
11
A series of travel talks features J F Sievers and several educators from Montana and Washington. Updates include assignments for home economics music and English instructors, summer session registrations rising to record levels, and new furniture for Normal college buildings.
The gilded equestrian statue of St. Joan of Arc by Fremier 1899 sits in Place de Rivoli before the Hotel Regina. The Regina housed the American Red Cross headquarters during the war and is a familiar landmark to many Americans visiting Paris.
From the Tribune dated June 30 1883 Ex Councilman Barrett is completing a handsome two story brick residence on his Horse Prairie plantation The Beaverhead river is described as boiling mad due to melting snow The Tribune notes record heat with thermometer readings of 100 and 102 in the shade Also W F Henneberry sells a band of sheep for 275 per head and Tom Barrett is noted for making A No 1 Horse Prairie butter Patrick and Terrence Flynn of the Blacktail return from Ireland where they were nearly mistaken for Yankee Fenians but escaped arrest with help from the American consul
Mark Poindexter came back from Helena on Wednesday night. He resigned from the state auditor’s office and took a bookkeeping job with the Orr Electric company. Poindexter is well known in Dillon and his friends welcome him home. Frank Carroll and family visited from their Big Hole ranch to see friends in Butte. Sam S. Patterson traveled to Madison county on business. O. M. Best of the Montana Mercantile company visited Virginia City on business earlier in the week.
James Lewis of Spencer Idaho drew a knife and threatened Louis Krueger on Monday afternoon. He was arraigned before Justice Rich Tuesday morning and fined ten dollars. Chief Sassman and Captain Oliver made the arrest. Leonard Eliel returned from Chicago this week. Miss Clara Adams left Monday for a vacation visiting Coast points and Alaska.
C R Price a Dillon resident is appointed deputy warden for the district by State Game Warden Robert Hill. He succeeds Tom Edmunds who held the office for four years. Price is an ardent outdoorsman and has worked at the Montana Auto company. Edmunds earned high marks for enforcing game laws statewide.
All summer school faculty have arrived and begun work while many regular faculty will serve. Additions from outside include Blanche Bowdle in East Las Vegas New Mexico Normal School, Supt W C Sawyer of Glasgow Montana, Vincil C Coulter of Utah Agricultural College, and Margaret Huntington formerly of Lincoln College Illinois.
A vintage ad notes sending ten cents to Foley & Co for a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds plus sample Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts the druggist endorses the remedies and mentions an oil well in Buffalo-Glenoma drilling deeper after refinancing to 900 feet.
James Kirkpatrick offers Hottell Flat-Bottomed Ditcher for Beaverhead County Montana. Reversible dirt throwing keeps a flat bottom, four sizes, quick delivery from Denver. See one in Frying Pan basin and order now.
A mother caregiver finds renewed hope as a canary named Mickey lifts spirits after illness. The tale traces the bird’s arrival from Denver, the family’s reunions at a vine sheltered cottage, and the healing impact on the grandmother and relatives during spring and summer visits. A lightning incident briefly shocks both people and horses but causes no lasting harm.
Fay Gransberry and family from Brown's station faced a close call during a Monday afternoon storm near their home on Rock Creek. After loading a hay derrick and sending his sons ahead in a jitney, Gransberry shielded himself from rain and wind when a black dense cloud unleashed gusts as he walked beside a wagon along a narrow wire-fenced lane.
A Cherry Ridge well shows Chinook gas flow around 10,000,000 cubic feet daily. The estimate indicates robust early production for the field and supports ongoing development plans by the operator.
Since January 1928 U S railroads have mounted 398 442 new freight cars to meet rising freight demand across the system.
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