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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1917
Page
10
The Normal announces the summer session will run June 5 through August 24 with an expected record attendance near 300 teachers and students. Regular courses plus special instruction and lectures. Exams at session end determine eligibility to teach in Montana. A new dormitory may boost next year enrollment.
Salmon residents will gain better train service starting May 1 after a conference with G. and P. General Manager Johnson and Superintendent Bickler in Salmon last Friday. A Business Men's Association committee arranged the meeting. Trains from Armstead will depart at 5 30 a m and reach Salmon by 1 30 p m, with an earlier Montana start possible. New coaches will be used and a telephone line to Challis is to be completed soon. Interstate rates may rise by 15 percent only if unavoidable, according to the Salmon City Recorder.
The Navy League aims to raise navy recruiting interest by placing red white and blue posters on every automobile windshield. They sent Dr. M A Walker a supply of posters and urge applications so that every car in the county participates in the patriotic effort.
Advertising car No. 2 of Cole Bros World Toured Shows arrives led by manager Josh Billings with twenty bill posters lithographers and banner men. The show promises two hours of acts in three rings with wild and domestic animals and European and American acts led by Happy Charley Post. A likely record attendance is anticipated on Tuesday May 15 in town.
An advertiser promotes homeopathic medicines for diseases of men and women, claiming success across nervous, blood, heart, stomach, kidney, liver and chronic conditions. The notice also lists real estate and grain insurance offers by Johnson Pickard and C L Worth, urging early crop insurance due to high grain prices.
A long catalog of ranches and farms for sale in Beaverhead and surrounding areas. Listings include 600 to 3,000 acre operations with decreed water rights, cattle and horse stock, hay and grain production, irrigation, and proximity to Dillon, schools, railroads, and post offices. Prices range with terms to suit, some offering complete stock and implements.
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