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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
8
Work has begun on a 15 foot extension at the rear of the post office building to serve as a swing room for mail sorting. Contractor L P Phillips and crew are excavating and laying the cement foundation with larger windows to improve rear lighting.
Local briefs show visitors from Apex and Reichle, law work in Virginia City, and Di llon social rounds. Notables include Mr and Mrs Enoch Young and Bernard Garrison. Events mention rentals, sales, and community notices across Dillon and nearby towns.
A Metro photoplay The Five Dollar Baby starring Viola Diana comes to Hartwig theater Sunday and Monday. Adapted by Irvin S. Cobb from the Saturday Evening Post, the story follows a foundling raised by a pawn broker in New York's Ghetto and her growth from a tomboy to a young woman who falls in love. Director Harry Beaumont adds entertaining character types and a vivid Ghetto milieu.
Kalispell reports January 1923 lumber sales totaling 22,940,972 feet, more than double the 11,725,550 feet sold in January 1922, signaling strong demand.
The C. B. & Q. Railroad plans a new 2,500,000 dollar spur from Billines or Sheridan into the Rosebud coal fields. Broadus-Chicago & Northwestern Railway intends to extend its line from Belle Fourche, S. D. to Forsythe to tap vast coal deposits nearby.
Evan Lee and Elden Bender were sought by Butte authorities and picked up Monday afternoon by sheriff's deputies. They were transported to Butte.
Trap shooters of the Dillon Red and Gun club will hold their first spring shoot Sunday at the fairgrounds. Several doubles and singles events are scheduled with C. C. Thornton challenging for the Brownlee medal he currently holds.
Word arrived Monday that Mr and Mrs Fred R Chapman of Deer Lodge welcomed a son. The baby’s mother is staying with her sister in Great Falls. Stevensville plans a new twenty thousand dollar can nery to be erected.
A grocer credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with a dramatic health turn after two decades of stomach trouble and near starvation. He rose from 115 to 151 pounds in four months, claiming it allowed eating any food. The ad touts relief from stomach and intestinal ailments and offers a money back guarantee.
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