Chrysler Six Proves Its Mettle In Mountain Snow Test
A Chrysler Six endures a 16 000 mile bad weather trek through snow and mountains with no trouble. The driver recounts storms, frozen ruts, and how the car remained reliable with minimal shifting and sustained speed despite severe conditions.
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Russia
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Hely Pond
Colon Thomas Lawrence
Dil lon Minstrels Impress Small Audience In Tribune Note
From the March 24 1883 Tribune the Dil don Minstrels drew a select crowd with Ethopian scenes described as modest yet vivid and a crucifixion tableau. A local safety incident led to a $5 fine. Cemetery planning remains unsettled though urged as essential. An Argenta vignette recalls an “old time day” with a man taken into custody as conflict rose.
Fat steers for sale in Big Hole basin in 1897
The article notes nearly 1,000 head of fat steers in the Big Hole basin offered for sale. Prices asked range from 38 to 52 dollars per head. It ends with an invitation to call for entertainment when at leisure.
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Jolly County Assessor Known For Storytelling
The county assessor at his office is described as a jovial man who tells amusing stories. He is described as a "jolly fellow" once you get to know him, highlighting his personable nature in the workplace.
14 Years Ago in Local News Digest
A Tribune recap lists 14 years ago items including Carruthers visiting Washington for a week, W S Tash returning from Seattle, and various regional notes. It reports Belt-Oil spudding near Armington, Miles City forming a local company for an oil refinery output, a cooperative telephone venture near Bainville, Northern Pacific testing a gas electric car on Bridger line, the Billings egg show, beet crop projections for Utah Idaho factory area, Keystone Oil testing Kevin Sunburst field south-west, and other regional notes.
Prospecting for oil to begin at once
Baker announces immediate start on oil prospecting. Absarokee reports Stillwater county wool growers selling their 1925 clip of 500000 pounds at 50 cents per pound. Knights of Columbus plan a hospital in Deer Lodge.
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Lookin Toward the Future and a Partnership with God
The speaker ponders the pull of future changes and the lure of progress. Fear of suffering at uncertain crossroads spurs action while embracing a faith filled partnership with God promises a brighter day.
Notice of Stockholders Meeting Western Wholesale Grocery Co
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting of Western Wholesale Grocery Co to be held Monday April 6 1925 at 8 o clock in the company office north Montana street Dillon Montana. Officers to elect trustees for the ensuing year and conduct other business. Dated March 10 1925. O M Best President.
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Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstracts Week Ending March 14 1925
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstracts Company title books for the week ending March 14 1925. The item records properties conveyed and names parties involved, reflecting local property movements and registry activity in Dillon Montana.
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Real Estate Transfers and Estate Actions in Dillon
Patents announce United States to John A Peat and Ed Rabiitz for large tracts near Lima and Dillon. Deeds show Marmaduke Gist and Clara B Gist selling to John Peterson and to Louis Stahl. An estate sale order for Nancy A Mauldin and executor F A Hazelbaker sells Reeder fraction land. Decree in A F Graeter estate and Crowley Oil Company articles and a Crowley Oil Company incorporation.
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James Bates
Lima
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Dillon
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Clara B. Gist
John Peterson
Upper Big Hole Basin
Duke Gist
Jno
William G. Stahl
Mauldin
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F. A. Hazelbaker
Clara Marvin Holtz
Reeder
A. F. Graeter
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Rattlesnake Valley
The
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Irrigated Farm to Let in Montana Ad
Irrigated farm to let with cash or shares options. Acreage to suit, fenced, irrigation ditch, springs, house, barn, corrals, garden, ample water and machinery. Includes tractor, close to station town school and roads. Lessee must self finance and be a good irrigator. Write box 416 Dillon Montana Adv 9t £
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Dope Ring Escapees Squeal Lead to Trial Suspense
A teen girl, once a top dope ring member, seeks protection in prison while acting as material witness in a Chinaman murder case. She reveals Tang war episodes, her escape, and betrayal of ring secrets to save others from recruitment. She faces murder threats yet aims to atone by exposing trafficking.
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Smart Set
Cough Remedy Without Opiates Advertised
A cough remedy claims to be free of narcotic substitutes. Fo ley's Honey and Tar Compound lists every ingredient on the carton. Potts, the druggist.
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Potts
Winnett New County Established with Winnett as Seat
The creation of Winnett New county is approved, designating Winnett as the county seat and outlining the new regional governance structure. Local officials celebrate the formal establishment and its expected administrative benefits.
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Petroleum
Mountain States Telegraph to Build $25,000 Telephone Building
Havre reports Havre company plans a $25,000 telephone building as part of a $150,000 improvement program.
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Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Company
California Fig Syrup: a trusted remedy for infants
An old parental advertisement promotes California Fig Syrup as a gentle bowel cleaner for children. It claims to ease feverish or constipated kids, never cramps, and contains no narcotics. Parents urged to seek the genuine product with proper dosing directions on the bottle.
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California
Old Por Drawing Contest Bulletin Draws Hundreds of Entries
San boys submit hundreds of drawings in a nationwide contest judged by a board. The bulletin praises the quality and promises next week’s space with further announcements and winner publication details.
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SAN
Sinieeakiv — Edwaeg
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