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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
4
Waterloo and Sheridan report warm weather and active farming with potato planting and thriving crops. Teachers, families, and visitors travel to and from nearby towns. community groups hold picnics, church gatherings, and cemetery and park clean-up days.
One red heifer two years old white face aze brand right ear slit left ear crop ped and swallow forks. Will be sold at Pat Laden ranch June 17 1922 at 10 00 a.m. D V Erwin stock inspector.
One good work horse offered by R Gallagher Adyvy. The animal can be seen at Sullivan Bros stable in Dillon.
Beaverhead Motors Co. advertises Ford vehicles promising savings. The brief notice highlights a deal to buy a Ford and bank the difference, noting the dealership at 181f.
An auto load of men from Butte surveyed the Indian Queen mine and sampled old dumps. Harry Roose's wife, a cancer patient at Portland hospital, shows improvement and the Roose party will return to Kalispell then Birch Creek mining. Dewey Hegarty reports copper ore at Lookout claimed by Micheal Hegarty. A. T. Crossley plans to resume Utopian Mining work with a crew by June. A. J. Wedum and family from Long Beach Cal. are due in Dillon on Sunday.
A Armstead party toured the Medicine Lodge coal mine with guide Fred Manuel. The mine employs eleven men on two shifts. A 90 foot water-filled shaft will soon be pumped. another reaches 620 feet. Coal travels 15 miles to Medicine Lodge railroad by White truck in about 2 hours 20 minutes. Plus social notes and visits from Grant, Bedrock, Dillon, and Virginia City.
N S Ring arrived this week from Southern Idaho and is teamed with veteran livestockman John Clay. They plan to base Dillon as their headquarters.
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