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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1924
Page
8
The North ern Pacific announces a 25 percent reduction in dairy cattle freight rates from eastern terminals to North Dakota and Montana points. The discount covers a 60 day window from March 15 to May 15.
Iferon reports steady winter progress on the property of the Broken Hill Mining company with improvements underway and expectations for continued development this season.
Dillon items list a steady stream of visitors and residents from Melrose Reichle Blaine Twin Bridges and Lima. Notables include Herb Stewart political and business visits, J E Morse and J Morrison on state affairs, and Richard Maier Beaverhead Creamery trading locally.
Sunday at 11 there is a sermon titled And Jesus Sat Over Against the Treasury. Sunday at 7 30 another sermon The Cross of Christ. Thursday at 3 00 the Ladies Aid meets at Mrs Sprinkle’s home 736 South Washington street. Friday at 7 30 choir practice.
Kevin reports that Montana Giant Petroleum has finished an independent pipeline to its wells, linking production sites directly to the main facilities. The move promises streamlined transport and potential cost savings for the operator.
Mr and Mrs Henry Thompson were in the city on Wednesday returning from a month in Southern California enjoying the sunny Southland Mrs J L McFadyen of East Beach was town under a doctors care six weeks earlier she cut her elbow and arm became partly paralyzed for cement and stone work Henry W Sacher Box 761 DillonMont Adv 6 tf 7 The Carroll club dance at City Hall February 29 featured the Baxter Tonney orchestra a large crowd moonlight waltzes quadrille and a prize waltz Dale Tash and Mrs Arthur Ripley won the prize waltz
City Drug Company promotes FAIRYFOOT bunion plasters corn plasters and liquid remover with a money back guarantee for complete satisfaction. Ad dated 11 11.
Farm for rent with rich soil, ditched and fenced fields, house, barn, poultry house, garden and extensive wild hay acreage. Includes farming implements and access to water, good roads, timber nearby. near a railroad station and school. Leasor must be capable, finance operations, and provide seed. Send details to Box 897 Dillon Montana.
A listing praises osteopathy as Nature's path to health and longevity. It features Dr. Lawrence S. Morand and cites contact details in Dillon Montana, indicating promotion of osteopathic care.
In March 1882 the Ditlon Tribune notes sheep in good condition versus cattle harmed by a late snowstorm. It urges immediate steps to organize an irrigation canal through Beaverhead valley, aiding thousands of acres. It cites $340 to import a thoroughbred horse from Liverpool and comments on whiskey influenced labor costs. Helena and Virginia coaches are crowded, a Glendale source reports Hecla furnaces producing bullion, and Hecla mining proceeds under careful management.
The Dillon debating club has decided affirmatively that annexing Mexico would benefit the United States. Congress, please note.
U and N lines have not been running strictly on schedule this week, causing delays for passengers and local commuters seeking reliable service. Officials warned the disruptions may continue until further notice.
In news from Wisdom Big Hole weather worsens as another blizzard hits early morning. Cattle plans shift from soon grazing to buying hay. Argenta reports John Tessier buying Perkins house and renovating. Sheridan touts Fox rolling shelf ladder. Beaverhead County misses Helena immigration convention. A. S. Rife plans barn rebuild after a Montana twister. Anderson Brothers upgrade property with fence work and painted stable.
The Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad purchased a 75 acre tract on the east side this week at about 500 dollars per acre. It marks the first real estate transaction tied to the railroad project and is the highest price paid for Beaverhead land to date.
Last Sunday marked Dillon’s first dry Sunday as saloons shut per a new ordinance. County fair association met midweek to approve a premium list for livestock and agricultural exhibits and to plan amusements. A high-class carnival company and an excellent racing card are planned for the fair.
The public school district announced a one week spring vacation beginning today. Students and staff will return to classes after the break, with normal schedules resumed on the following week.
After years of waiting a railroad is finally anticipated the Butte Boise line. The project is not trans continental and is reportedly supported by French capital.
John W. Brogan of Adams Mass endorses Foley Pills as the best diuretic for kidneys saying his kidneys work better since use. Foley Pills promptly flush the kidneys removing injurious waste matter advertised by Potts Drug store.
Mr. C A Allen of Bondurant Iowa testifies to Peruna curing his influenza related weakness and catarrh after using six bottles. He says his weight rose from 155 to 175 pounds, the heaviest ever. He invites others to try the remedy as a proven cure for catarrhal conditions. Sold Everywhere Tablets or Liquid.
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