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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1922
Page
9
Notices of church festivals fairs dancing parties and concerts with admission or profits from fancy article sales will be charged five cents per line Card of Thanks obituary poetry also five cents per line.
The Tribune retracts bets on Wheeler as Democratic Senate nominee. The Great Falls Call notes a double cross accusation against the ex governor candidate and questions Wheeler’s ability to win without the remnant of the non partisan league. The paper urges dropping all bets on his nomination.
The Great Falls Tribune asserts Carl Riddick has unwavering backing from a leading Republican. It dismisses any idea that he might throw the race, noting he could overtrain or underadvertise but not sabotage the contest.
A scant readable line shows a character who jokes he would be a terror if he ever got started, implying a quiet, ironic boast within a church setting. The remark hints at restraint and potential mischief without action.
Local residents must obtain permission from a forest officer to post advertising signs on national forest lands in Montana and northern Idaho. Regulations prohibit defacement of natural beauty and allow penalties for violations. Signs allowed must serve travelers and be well constructed and sightly.
The Forrester party Roy and Mrs Forrester with Rev. Geo. MacDougall traveled from Dillon to Craig by canoe in the Salmon returning by train. They found high rough water due to wind and cloudy skies yet secured excellent pictures. Campsite comfort each night was a noted pleasure and Mr. MacDougall showcased his camp making skill.
Fred Manuel, manager of the Medicine Lodge coal mines, reports all preliminary work done including screens and railroad platforms. He says regular output will roll to market in a few days and promises abundant coal at reduced prices despite strikes elsewhere. He cautions that no coal shortage should occur barring accidents.
Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. aims for a 200 member goal. Public service at 11:00 a.m. Pastor’s theme Our Schools Teachers and Pupils as seen at Commencement time. Epworth League 7:00 p.m. Public service 8:00 p.m. Theme Americanization of Edward Bok and others.
Martin Jackson of the upper Big Hole shipped the remnant of his beef steers this week. The 165 head bunch averaged 1165 pounds. This reflects a respectable result amid cut back conditions.
Dan Pender of the Big Hole basin shipped about 500 head of fine beef steers at Redrock this week. The shipment is described as one of the largest and best individual lots of the season.
Uncle Sam Hampton presents Montana State college cooperative extension work with the Farm Bureau. County agents mobilize pest control weed seed and tillage campaigns, seed testing and livestock efforts, and youth clubs while coordinating with farmers to improve farming and home life. Local visits recap travel to Missoula Twin Bridges and Butte for medical and social engagements.
A compact reflection contrasts the rough road of wrongdoing with the unevenly gentle path of righteousness. It notes moral struggle and the uncertain ease of virtuous living.
The American Farm Bureau Federation grows rapidly, surpassing a million and a half members. It is a non political, non sectarian association protecting farmer and stock man welfare. Beaverhead farmers will soon organize a county farm bureau to join the national body and benefit from its cooperative services.
The Beaverhead Abstract Company lists property transfers for the week ending May 13 1922. The notice records multiple parcel changes and names involved in the transactions.
United States grants 820 acres in the Centennial valley to John Morehead and 160 acres on Bloody Dick Creek to Albin Johnson. Additional transfers include 112.70 acres west of Bristow, Montana to Sanford G. Watson. Warranty and quitclaim deeds involve several pairs including Morehead to Lee Miller and Davis family to Charlotte Davis. Estates include Mary Wilson and Hugh Fleming matters with parcels in Dillon townsite and Dell area.
Havre Promoter notes Arthur Conan Doyle may visit the western states to probe political leaders with his wireless system. The piece hints at using his method on unresolved Montana figures, or their hypothetical ghosts, to reveal their opinions.
Leslie Studenmyer of Portage Wisconsin arrived this week and began moving his household effects to the Diamond O ranch where he plans to establish his future home.
Matt Kau of Grant drove a herd of steers from the Big Hole this week and loaded them at Redrock, advancing shipment plans and marking a swift cattle move through the region.
The article estimates Beaverhead County spends about 3500 on each state primary and 2500 on each presidential primary. Four state primaries and two presidential ones cost about 19000, while Montana taxpayers face a total of 1,026,600 across the period.
Notice calls a special meeting of Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Company stockholders at the Dillon Montana office at 2 30 p m Saturday June 24 1922 to authorize sale of all property and assets and to transact any other business before the meeting I F Hunsaker president
An aged advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine for over four decades. It claims an ointment relieves local inflammation and an internal tonic works through the blood to affect mucous membranes. Sold by druggists with J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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