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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1910
Page
4
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A Washington dispatch explains that 25 percent of national forest revenue will be shared with states for road and school funds. Montana gains $83 678.38 and benefits come from local spending on trails telephone lines ranger stations and salaries. The policy aims to grow forest income and improve lands through tree planting and development.
The Beaverhead valley ranchers and the Red Rock Reservoir and Irrigation Company appear at an impasse over Lima dam and reservoir pricing. Ranchers seek a set price, while the reservoir company resists naming a price or accepting implied offers, leaving water users unsure of the path to access dam waters.
The paper notes the reservoir proposal may benefit ranchers by securing water for crops but warns traders from distant capital should offer fair prices. It urges a square deal between ranchers and the reservoir company, yet doubts a happy agreement will emerge this session.
A column surveys local naming debates for saloons as cafe or booze joint and reports on juries delivering solid verdicts. It notes Montana and Colorado politics, speaker prospects, and woman suffrage gains, while commenting on holiday shortages and odd local observations.
A collage of quotes covers topics from hospital fundraising to politics and weather. Mentions of a fifty thousand dollar hospital fund, a family gift of a necktie, upcoming Booster’s Edition, Sunday school issues, turkey prices, Roosevelt, women voters, road politics, aviation praise, legislature room requests, a whiskey shipment loss, prohibition routes, and a nod to a Democrat named Clark in the next Congress.
At the Elza Smith home six miles southwest of Dillon a pleasant surprise party for Miss Pearl Fargusson was held last Friday evening. Guests included Bertha Banks, Mary Gorman, Ethyl Hollingsworth, and Jim Melton among others. A midnight luncheon of sandwiches cake fruit pickles candy and coffee was served. Pearl plans a trip East soon and is hoped to return with wedding bells in the future.
Advertises a claimed cure for deafness caused by catarrh via constitutional treatment. States the ear’s mucus lining and Eustachian tube inflammation as the cause and offers one hundred dollars for an unfailing cure. Mentions other products and a mail offer for circulars from F J Cuenny & Co. Toledo Ohio with drugstore availability.
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