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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 14, 1913

Page

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The Lumbering Boom in Western Montana and its Railroads

Western Montana hosts large lumber companies at Bonner Hamilton and Missoula with the Big Blackfoot Milling Co as the largest. The Big Blackfoot river mill near Missoula was built in 1885 by A B Hammond and has logged 25 to 50 million feet yearly, shifting to a logging railroad eight years ago as log supply use grew scarce.

Charibdis Montana St. Paul Coast Bonner Hamilton Missoula Big Blackfoot Milling Company Blackfoot Valley Big Blackfoot River Rocky Mountains Hell Gate River A. B. Hammond San Francisco

Blackfoot Valley Rail Line Transforms Regional Industry

The Blackfoot river canyon required costly rail construction, so teams hauled equipment for a 12 mile route. By 1910 the Chicago Milwaukee St Paul Railway built a branch through the valley, shifting from river transport to a millpond unload system and boosting hay and grain output alongside timber. In 1912 the valley yielded large wheat, oats, hay, rye and barley crops, signaling a shift from timber to agricultural prosperity.

Lima Russell Blackfoot Valley Chicago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Railway

Itinerary of Daily News Recap of Oddities and Discoveries

A digest of miscellaneous items notes Dr. Friedman plans to test a tuberculosis cure in the United States while Stefansson sights Arctic goals for 1916. California insect shipments total 36 million lady bugs to guard vineyards. a Chicago woman loses 1200 in lime, later recovered. A pearl necklace worth 15000 returns to Mrs. Sprague after a Pullman mystery. Frank James is said to be dying in Idaho. Northwestern pitcher D Hale injuries briefly then recovers, eyeing spring play. Chicago anthropologist Professor Starr predicts future losses of hair teeth and toes as food and gear evolve.

A. A. Sprague Chicago Marshall Field Boston Frederick Starr Department of Anthropology University of Chicago

The Editor Will Live On Despite Progress

An editorial passage from Life in New York discusses the editor's role as progress accelerates. It argues editors endure, guide truth, and shape literature, while acknowledging shifts toward advertising power and the changing ethic of journalism. Despite forecasts, many fearless editors in small towns sustain American press traditions.

Gotham Life New York United States

Hobble skirts draw fire from Methodist preacher

In Duluth a Methodist church lecture by Rev. Herbert L. Trenchman derides this winter’s hobble skirt as immodest. He cites a Duluth man’s wife admiring a new hobble skirt and asks if it will go out, while the husband asserts its staying power.

Herbert L. Trenchman Duluth St. Paul Dispatch

If every young man could see the girl he loves at dinner

Quotations on romance reflect on bachelors and love observed at home. The remark notes how discreet dining habits could reveal true feelings and influence marriage prospects among men.

His Choice in a Tele Phone Booth Stay

A hotel manager taunts a man sleeping in a phone booth offering a billiard table, but the man prefers the cozy, small booth room over moving to a larger space. The scene reads as a quirky, informal exchange in a summer hotel setting.

Kansas City Star

Foreign humor on a pharmacist proprietor and gum drops

A customer questions a first class pharmacist proprietor about his business knowledge. He replies confidently that his expertise goes back to the foundation. The exchange ends with the request for two cents worth of gum drops as a humorous aside from Le Rire.

London Telegraph le Rire

Engagements Counted Do Not Define a Woman's Hope

A journal note suggests that a girl who has been engaged multiple times may appear as hopeless as a married woman, reflecting social attitudes toward marriage and betrothal in the era.

Stearns Electric Paste Exterminates Vermin Overnight

An old time ad promotes Stearns Electric Rat and Roach Paste as a single night killer for rats mice and cockroaches. It claims powderless ready use with money back guarantee if it fails and notes retail by druggists and stores or via express for 25 cents or 1.00 from Stearns Electric Paste Co Chicago NL.

Stearns Express Stearns’ Electric Paste Co Chicago

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