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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
9
A veteran storyteller recalls Cripple Creek Creed Leadville and the old Wild West. He writes with humor pace and vivid detail about horses ore mining and men with guns, capturing a colorful portrait of today’s West through lively reminiscence.
A series of small town happenings includes horses running loose after a hay wagon near the Anderson Brothers ranch with no damage, several school activities from painting pussy willows to silent reading tests led by Miss Roe, and notices of absences and upcoming community picnic. Names include Agnes Keenan George Malesich Jack Keenan Oscar Anderson and Miss Roe.
Nelson school notes list students with perfect attendance for last month including Anna Stauda and others. The record highlights commendable punctuality and steady school participation.
Dillon residents struggle to secure a stable payroll as the town relies on a few operations. A single flour mill is the main factory, while a broom factory suspended and a butter plant failed from poor management. A reward is offered for ideas to create a permanent, sizable payroll.
Butte prepares a week long festival opening next Thursday through May 19 with carnivals boxing shows baseball games parades and sales.Visitors from across the state and Idaho expected to enjoy bargain shopping special train service and one and a half fare round trips. An education program will show copper production from ore to smelter with guided tours to mines and a smelting plant. Forsyth The Northern Pacific seeks state approval to build a branch line to open Rosebud county coal fields.
A severe windstorm in the area lasted from Friday morning to Monday evening, described as the worst in years. Farmers, including Mr English, Mr Mon sor, Mr Bell, and Mr Malesich, shipped a carload of hogs to Spokane with good returns. Four hundred fifty gophers were killed in the week, magpies are laying eggs with eight found in one nest, and red winged blackbirds have moved near the school, serenading as magpies and crows are often targeted.
Dainty stock ranch listing describes nearly 700 acres on the Grasshopper with good fencing a house a dam ample water timber meadow grass and upen range. Suitable for a band of sheep or herd of cattle with price ten dollars per acre.
An advertisement asserts most people suffer constipation and indigestion, featuring a testimonial from Mildred Keene of Bangor Maine claiming Foley Cathartic Tablets corrected her trouble and improved her condition. The copy warns against gripe pain or nausea and urges refusing substitutes.
Shelby The Canadian Group will drill a 400 acre area near the townsite while Anaconda Two fish hatcheries at Stewart Mill and Flint Creek will handle 50 million eggs. Great Falls sees a 50 000 pound contract. Hogan Herme No two well flows 350 barrels daily. a 60 000 feet daily capacity sawmill starts. American Legion to build a swimming pool in Glasgow. several bridges and hotel reopenings announced across Montana.
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