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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 12, 1922
Page
9
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Weather to Blame reports severe conditions disrupting travel as wild geese migrate and residents endure strained nerves and lambing troubles. Tourists still pass through Dillon despite mud blocked roads while H R Paddock joins the regular jury panel. Mrs J W Bailey of Morris Minnesota dies, Thornton family heads to Minnesota for funeral.
Advertisement states a stray spotted cow is found. The brand O X C is visible on the left ribs and the owner should call this office for particulars. The note is placed as a public notice in the column.
Dillon residents joined a large audience for a Montana State College regimental band concert in the high school gym, followed by a dance. Director Lew Howard received praise for the ensemble, which visited as part of a twelve city tour led by 28 musicians. Notable members include Dewey Cashmore and Alfred MacFarlin, with soloists Esther Garry and William J. Howard.
Dillon Rod and Gun club plans an afternoon program of five or six events starting at one. Dart the "Runt" aims to defend the Schulz challenge medal won at the last shoot as fellow members prepare for a cheaper shotgun shell sale at the club house. Forrester and Rev. MacDougall travel toward Great Falls.
Bargain list of choice irrigated farms and sheep and cattle ranches for sale on easy terms. Large small and medium options. Some stocked and equipped, all ready to go. Contact C. C. Newman, telephone block, Dillon, Montana. Adv 20.
B C Selway takes around thirty days of vacation at his Blacktail ranch. While resting he works a fifteen hour shift watching to ensure no lambs are lost.
Work began this week on a one story concrete structure 52 by 22 feet in the rear of the Hazelbaker building. Anaconda Contracting Co. is erecting it for the First National Bank to house a special accountant and seasonal staff to assist ranch customers with income tax returns. Hazelbaker plans an addition to his abstract office.
An advertisement for Tattersall’s promotes chick feed ground bone egg mash and oyster shells along with drinking fountains. The notice lists items available and implies a poultry related business operation. The brief credits “Adv. 19tf” as the source reference.
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion votes to send each gold star mother a bouquet on Mother’s Day. Memorial Day plans proceed with parades and grave decorations by patriotic and fraternal groups. Dr. Davis of the Normal College to deliver the address. ceremony set for the courthouse barring bad weather, else the public school auditorium.
Rev C H Burrill of Billings will preach Sunday morning May 14 at First Baptist. Evening services are B Y P U at seven led by H Cameron Gowen with the topic What Does Following Christ Mean. The bacCalaureate address by Rev T W Bennett will be at the high school Sunday evening. Members urged to attend. Geo MacDougall is pastor.
County commissioners receive a friendly commendation for improving a long neglected public road. A muddy lane south of Bedrock shows visible relief as graveling works progress, transforming a troublesome stretch into a smoother passage for travelers.
Furniture, rugs, dishes and cooking utensils offered for sale at 115 South Pacific Street. Phone 62-R. Advertisement appears in the paper under classified listings for household goods and small domestic items.
Alfred Cox of this city, a retired Big Hole stockman who recently underwent an operation in a Butte hospital, is reported to be making satisfactory progress.
T. E. Gilbert has filed notice of intent to run for his current official position. No opposition is known to date. J. S. Morse is spending weeks at the Cook Sheep Co. ranch counting lambs as they register. Carpet and Haolcuffs at Tattersalls. Ad 19tf.
Catarrh is a constitutional issue requiring treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts through the blood on mucous surfaces, destroying the disease's foundation and improving general health. Available from all druggists. circulars free from F J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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