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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1924
Page
11
The item notes regular mail service and sparse crime in Dillon, Montana with predictions of 100000 population by July 1883. It mentions Moss agate garters, a Bannack land purchase by George W. Dart, a plan for a flower festival for Armenian relief, and a bicycle event to Bannack.
Local Dillon boosters praise a Dillon smelter proposal as unmatched in inducement to investors while Beaverhead county sheep numbers surge. Wm Jones forecasts 55 000 sheep and about 275 000 pounds of wool this season, with potential to 80 000 to 100 000 sheep next year. The Fourth of July program includes train excursions, speeches, music, and fireworks. A rough assault incident leads to a $285 fine for W Barbour. other town news covers horseroundups and local business activity.
Beaverhead County's William G. Phillips, a respected Dillon business man and longtime resident, died last Tuesday night after a recent apoplexy. He was a major stockholder in Dillon Implement Co and was found dead by his sister Mrs. Chapman. The issue also notes the opening of Montana Auto Supply Co. in Dillon, dentist Dr. F H Bimrose relocating to a dryland farm, and local student Tommy Gilbert returning from the University of Michigan for summer work. Mary Innes departs Dillon for Columbia University summer school in New York.
Miss Blanche Morse completed a post graduate course in English literature at the University of Chicago and Miss Alma Morse attended classes at Wellesley College before returning home to Dillon last week after being away in the east the past year.
Real estate transfers are listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending June 21 1924. The record outlines property transfers and related details recorded by the Beaverhead firm during that period of ownership changes.
U S grants 320 acres to Gracis G Powell in Grasshopper valley and to John Sorenson in Bloody Dick valley. Lovilla Selway receives 320 acres Warranty Deed. Baltazar Mauz sells 160 acres on Rock Creek near Brown's Bridge to Chris Rieber. T J Powell conveys 820 acres in Grasshopper valley to State Bank of Dij on. John B Hamilton sells Lakeview store to B H Paul. Everett Duncan stakes Silver Queen Lode in Spring Gulch district.
A claim notes that poetry activities in Russia reportedly operated under a unionized system during the Soviet era, implying centralized oversight and organized literary work.
Mrs. Robert Moses of 824 N Idaho St credits Doan's Pills with curing years of kidney pain and backache. She notes relief from a sign of kidney weakness after using the remedy, first in 1917 and again in 1922. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
The report notes Mrs. C. S. Brown as the first US women golf champion in 1885. Elsie Sellers defines USDA posters, Dr. Florence R. Sabin becomes president of the American Association of Anatomists, the first woman in that role. Pennsylvania counts 250 women real estate agents. Turkiye divorce rates exceed marriages, and in Congo wealth ties to number of wives.
In total darkness a cat cannot see as humans cannot either but relies on whiskers to feel her way. Humans would use hands to explore in such conditions.
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