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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1922
Page
5
The Madison National Forest Sheep Grower's association offers a reward of 500 dollars for convicting any sheep thief and 250 dollars for convicting any camp robber. tf.-7k, et
Editorial from Reno notes the state temperance enforcers will press abatement cases against Volstead law violators. One case has emerged with several more expected. San Francisco reports six cases against prominent individuals with others in preparation as owners fear yearlong property closures.
Advertisement for Krimp Krust bread hailed as delicious wholesome and healthful from City Baking Co. A concise promotional note labeled 11tf highlights the product.
A robust wool market spread from Boston to the West with sharp price gains. Pools like Jericho 800000 pounds sold for 40 cents growers price nearly doubling from a year ago. Dealers push prices higher on scarce wool amid speculation as mills stay active.
A Newark broadcasting call for wireless use to aid child nutrition and public health. The piece questions whether Washington will disseminate government information, asks why valuable data seen as public money remains unreleased, and urges an awakening to government duty.
The Dillon Tribune is on sale weekly at C. P. Thomas Corner Idaho and Center streets The Corner Cigar Store corner Montana and Bannack streets The Gray News Co at the O B depot Advertisement laments past movie hero hairstyles and predicts a plain hero will win fan support.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending May 20 1922. Listings detail transfers of ownership involving multiple properties and parties in the local area during May 1922.
United States of America transfers list acreage to Ed ward Jordan Venora Ki Metlen Nettie B McNinch and others across Sage creek Bloody Dick creek Dell Grasshopper creek Big Sheep creek and Dillon area. Deeds include James Moore to E B Roe 320 acres north of Monida and Petersons to Mary Patter son on Big Sheep creek. Crowell family transfers total 520 acres plus .82 acre townsite fragment. Mining deeds cover Puzzell lode in Bannack district and Gift quartz lode in Elkhorn district Beaverhead County. An irrigation district order establishes East Bench irrigation district east of Dillon Montana.
Young or old, man or woman, all find in Foley's Honey and Tar a pure wholesome safe and successful remedy for coughs colds croup or whooping cough particularly if taken promptly. Chas Woods 2 Gable St U S Pittsburgh Pa writes I will not be without it in my house. Sold everywhere.
Dillon residents praise Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and urinary ills. Mrs Effie Coan of Railroad Ave recalls rapid relief and a lasting cure over ten years, urging neighbors to use the same remedy from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Price 60c at dealers.
Abstract and title services advertised by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. in Dillon Montana. Frank Bmeebakey listed as press contact.
A sermon denounces negligent citizens who avoid ballots and dodge jury duty as the root of failed governance. It rebukes business and professional people who claim to be uninterested in politics and urges every man woman and child to study and practice responsible political citizenship. It warns cowardice among leaders and stresses civic duty to prevent burdens on taxpayers.
Beaverhead County embraces a buyer role as stockmen shift from selling to purchasing cattle sheep and hogs. Strong demand supports cattle and sheep with rich returns from beef wool and lamb shipments forecasting a bright 1922 for Montana’s leading livestock county. Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. promotes prompt abstracts.
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