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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1924
Page
11
An analysis argues that civilization grows through cooperation and contact, with transportation as a key driver. It traces humanity from primitive need to invention, highlighting the wheel as a turning point and praising railroads as the backbone of American prosperity and unity across vast distances.
A notable forestry exhibit at the Beaverhead State Bank building drew hundreds over two days during the Stockgrowers' convention. Visitors, including teachers, viewed stock disease displays, tuberculosis specimens, and a calf dissection. The exhibit showcased forest stock care, feeding, and predator scenes with items from Helena and Missoula, plus a Wool display from Jeremiah Williams Co. Officials included R I Boteman Billings Dr A K Fisher Helena F Campbell Winnefoot Bozeman.
A crate of 26 Hungarian partridges arrived in Dillon last Monday and was released at a local ranch under state game laws. This third shipment by the Beaverhead Sportsmen's association shows the birds thrive and multiply, promising countywide stocking in a few years.
An even 300 names were registered by Miss Myers Erwin and Miss Georgia Mathews at the Stockgrowers' convention last week. Over half of the visitors came to Dillon from outside the county. There were 109 registered from Montana exclusive of Beaverhead county, and 51 from other states. Illinois, Iowa and Minnesota had the strongest representation, with Butte, Helena, Great Falls and Miles City the Montana cities with the most delegates.
The Dillon Redland Gun Club held the first shoot of the season last Sunday at the fairgrounds. Members gathered for the year’s preliminary contest as the club plans 1924 to be its most successful season.
About 26 000 acres of land south of this area opened for homestead entry with ex service men given preference through July 9. The notice outlines eligibility and filing dates for settlers seeking land under the program.
A Dillon woman recounts years of kidney trouble with backache dizziness and eye specks. She credits Doan's Pills from Kupfer Drug Co with curing the ailment and urges others to use the kidney stimulant diuretic. Price 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY Adv. 17-18
Local reports indicate Culbertson farmers will expand flax acreage in the current year, signaling optimism for crop yields and regional grain markets.
State Bank of Dillon files suit against Charles A. Pruitt Fern N. Pruitt and Mary J. Simmons to foreclose on lands in EMSEY section 23 SW 24 NW 25 and WIsNE 26 in township South range 16 West. Sale set May 10 1924 at 2 p m at courthouse front door Dillon Beaverhead County with cash terms. Dated April 18 1924. Deputy Sheriff A C Gruwell assists.
The State Industrial School for Boys at Miles City requests an appropriation of 94000 dollars for needed upgrades and improvements at the institution.
Eight new wells are planned for the Kevin Sunburst field during the coming spring drilling program. The project targets expanding production and enhancing field efficiency with focused operations.
Lewistown reports bank officials and Umpire & State bank executives coordinating a plan to reopen the bank. The article notes collaborative talks and steps toward resuming operations.
An Aid to the Kidneys. When the kidneys are over-worked or become inactive and sluggish a good diuretic stimulant, such as Foley Pills, should be taken. A few doses will assist in flushing the kidneys and make them more active. Try them today. Insist on Foley's. Potts, the druggist.
A series of warranty deeds lists transfers of 40 to 640 acres in Sage Creek and Grasshopper valleys, Bannack and Painter creeks, Armstead and Wise River areas, plus Jackson lots and Bullion Basin parcels. Administrators handle estates of Otto Fretscher and Charles Richardson with parcels near Pinther Creek and Polaris, plus court orders on Richardson and Scott estates.
There is 107000 acre feet of water in storage for Valier irrigators.
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