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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
8
Local notices report visits by residents from nearby towns, car ads, and sales pitches. Mentions include E W Geary from Lima, Otto Schulz from Sheridan, J F Monroe traveling to Jackson, and Parke Scott with a new Bug. Also notes Melrose rain, public land script availability, and Field day in Laurin with residents returning from Yellowstone Park.
A rustic poem by Uncle John urges perseverance under pressure to extract value. It compares ease to effort, using apple cider as a metaphor for growing through strain. The speaker prefers the sturdy pippin that endures the squeeze over a wormy seedling.
Real estate transfers listed from the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending June 24 1922. The item records batch transfers, with names likely including property buyers and sellers, and adjacent notes on parcel locations and register numbers.
Patent grants to heirs and various individuals for hundreds of acres in Dillon vicinity including Dillon beach Big Hole basin and Snowline regions. Deed by Trustee transfers to State Bank of Dillon for Pat Laden property, other warranty and quitclaim deeds with nominal or stated sums. Sheriff’s foreclosure deed, annual representation in Elk horn district, and location certificates for South Avon and For thought lode mining claims listed.
Reichle notes Fay Gransberry and Dan Turner visiting Livingston on business. Ernest Waters visited Butte while John Hand went to Dillon. Hanson children returned home from Armstead after a week with Mr and Mrs Rasmus Hanson. Several local residents made trips to Melrose Dillon and Butte for church mass and business. Mrs Frank Broskiel remains ill and others travel for health concerns.
In Missoula a democratic love feast and pow wow featured Tom Stout and B. K. Wheeler as chief orators. They attacked Republicans in a spirited display, praising the Wilson administration and claiming bipartisan harmony.
East Bannack street ministers Edward Smith and church leaders invite all to Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. with graded work for all ages led by Prof. Lee R. Light. Morning worship at 11:00 a.m. and evening services at 8:00 p.m. Epworth League meets 7:00 p.m. Christena Barcus presides. Midweek Bible study and prayer meet Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. Formal welcome extended.
Sheridan June 24 Mrs R W Rossiter hosted Beaverhead chapter DAR June 20 with a Flag day program and papers on the history of the flag. The event drew numerous Sheridan and Dillon attendees and included a luncheon and a Star Spangled Banner finale. The column also covers funeral notices for Mrs. James Galusha and obituaries of Fred Schulz and William Thomas, with details on their lives, families, and service.
Real estate ad offering desirable residences for sale in Dillon Montana with easy terms. Includes contact: C. C. Newman and a Dillon telephone block. Adv. 25126.
A 7 year old in Pennsylvania inserted a pin into a stick of dynamite but it did not stay in place. The incident was reported by the Dallas News.
The piece notes Charles N Pray as a Republican senator hopeful and mentions rivals Alexander Kalispell Anderson Sidney Riddick Rankin and Conley, with playful lines on chances and party tensions. It compares Pray to Bray for better name recognition and hints at a factional Democratic split.
The piece notes Wm. Jennings Bryan once sought a Florida senate bid and a Montana wave of candidates sprouting like mushrooms after rain. It likens the surge to a contagious "rannitis bug" spreading among state and county office hopefuls.
A driven individual pursues deep personal aims, arguing that true purpose never fully satisfies. The piece reflects on ambition, perseverance, and the endless quest for meaning beyond immediate gains.
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