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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 30, 1917

Page

2

Meaderville oddities and Kalispell farm woes told

Montana dispatches report Meaderville residents facing odd losses as shipments arrive empty or short by amounts, while Meaderville residents encounter water in whiskey bottles. Kalispell covers Billy Powers whose Wild Horse island ranch suffers grasshopper plagues and a coyote onslaught that decimates his chickens, risking bounty law concerns.

Kalispell Billy Powers Wild Horse Island Billy

Simplified Spelling Adopted by University Faculty

The State University of Montana faculty approves simplified spellings from the National Educational Association list of 1898 and dictionary alternatives. Words like tho altho thru thoro thruout and sulfur are authorized, with recommendation to adopt these forms in university publications.

State University of Montana National Educational Association Elliott University of Montana

Refrigerating Plant Underway at Bitter Root Creamery

Bitter Root Cooperative Creamery in Stevensville advances installation of a 20 ton refrigerating plant. The new 832 by 140 foot concrete cold storage building was completed last autumn and cork board insulation will arrive next week. The plant is slated to begin operation on March 1, 1918.

Stevensville Bitter Root Co-operative Creamery Company Cork Board

Corbin Plant Erected by Baker New York Capitalists

Baker New York investors take over Treasure State Gas and Oil. They will install a carbon plant near the Cabin Creek well, 20 miles north of Baker, with a 3 000 000 cubic feet daily delivery by May 1 and 6 000 000 by October 1 1918. About thirty men will be employed. The 11 000 000 cubic feet gas well has 400 pounds rock pressure. Two or three more wells will be sunk in spring to supply gas for the carbon plant.

Corbin Baker New York Treasure State Gas & Oil Company Cabin Creek Carbon Company Treasure State

Forsythe Edward Winship Sentenced For Fraud

Forsythe Edward Winship a homesteader near Vananda received a term of one to three years in the penitentiary for obtaining money under false pretenses. He procured a loan from the Ingomar bank in Wiley, Clark and Greening by pledging 21 head of cattle as security, which officials later found he did not own. After arrest he confessed to County Attorney Haynes, and a conviction followed.

Forsythe Edward ‘Winship Vananda Ingomar Bank of Wiley, Clark & Greening Winship Haynes

Murder at Hy dro: postmaster shot through window

A Hy dro postmaster Jacob Krause was shot inside his home as two autos fled after a window firing. Oil and gasoline barrels nearby were opened, suggesting a planned arson. Krause’s 12 year old son and two younger children were present.

Jacob Krause Hydro Mi Krause

Havre Flax Mills Nearing Completion Amid Busy Construction

Thirty workmen labor on Havre flax mill buildings as flax straw arrives in readiness for machinery start by January 1. Indigestion relief noted from Chamberlain's Tablets, with Mrs. Thomas Casey of Geneva, New York favoring the remedy, available at City Drug Store.

Havre

High Egg Price Supports Red Cross Christmas Efforts

One dozen eggs sold for 107.40 with proceeds aiding the local Red Cross chapter. Funds will defray express charges for nearly 300 Christmas bags mailed to Park County boys in the military and naval service of Uncle Sam.

Livingston The Red Cross Park County Uncle Sam

My Son Edwin Affected By Croup Ad by Mrs Irwin

Mrs E O Irwin of New Kensington Pa writes of her sleepless nights until Chamberlain's Cough Remedy brought relief for her son Edwin. She urges mothers to keep a bottle at home and use as directed. For sale by City Drug Store. Ad y. Im.

Croup Edwin

Land Boom Expected After Fort Peck Reserve Opens

The Poplar area anticipates a land boom as 28 000 acres on the Fort Peck reservation east and north of Poplar open for entry. Valuations range from 3 50 to 10 50 per acre. Appraisers finished their report and the land was opened by an order from the general land office.

Poplar Fort Peck Reservation General Land Office

Do You Have Sour Stomach Advice Ad

If you are troubled with sour stomach you should eat slowly and masticate your food thoroughly then take one of Chamberlains Tablets immediately after supper Adv City Drug Store.

City Drug Store

Curtis Hospital Residence Notice at South Washington

Helena B. Curtis R N 4 hRaft reported involved in a residence notice at Curtis Hospital on South Washington Street concerning the Kingsbury property.

Curtis Hospital South Washington Street Kingsbury Residence Helena B. Curtis R. N

Sheet Music Offerings From Tribune Book Store

Sheet music and instrumental pieces from publishers arrive weekly at Tribune Book Store. Orders accepted for items not in stock to fulfill music needs.

Tribune Book Store

For Rent Furnished Room At 837 South Atlantic Street

For rent a furnished steam heated room with light cooking allowed. Quiet location at 837 South Atlantic Street. Phone 175J. Notices 39-tf.

Atlantic Street

Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers

Notice states a reward of five hundred dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and two hundred fifty dollars for capture of any camp robber, offered by The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association.

Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association

Vacancies for Annapolis and West Point candidates

Jeannette Rankin announces two Annapolis vacancies and one West Point post to be filled by a competitive examination on Jan 9 for principals and alternates. Annapolis ages 16 to 19, West Point ages 17 to 21. Examinations cover algebra geometry grammar geography U.S. history. West Point uses general history instead of arithmetic. Apply by Dec 10 with age height weight and mental training details. Also a health note praising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from City Drug Store.

West Point Civil Service Commission Annapolis United States Miss Rankin Washington

Financial statement line items extracted from ledger text

The entry lists Loans and Discounts 1 079 819 52 and Overdrafts secured and unsecured 3 179 67 along with Bonds stocks and warrants 40 483 96 and Banking house furniture and fixtures 12 900 00. Additional figures include 4 375 00 7 700 00 4 762 95 4155 25 1 357 90, with unclear trailing text.

Banking Firm Details Loans and Assets Report

A banking house lists loans and discounts along with a bonus and stock holdings. It includes war rants and describes furniture and fixtures as part of the assets.

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State Bank of Dillon A. L. Stone W. A. Graeter Cashier Montana News of Butte Express Meaderville John Machello San Francisco John Velli Colorado Velli Chamberlain Thomas Casey Geneva N. Y Adv Chamberlain’s Dillon Montana Lees Eeenetteereeen Total I Or Beaverhead W. A. Graeter Elief W. A. Grater W.E. Stephenson State of A. F. Graeter A. J. Stone BE. Lawrence Chicago H. C. Burfiend Security State Bank Epobig Ee State of Montana Ss. I. C Pearl I. Smith R. H. Ryburn William Bucher Bank OF Personal Service Nels Nelson Co. C. Thornton Marshall Field al. J. Noyes Blaine County Big Hole Joseph Little Rockies Mr. Noyes J. Carhart Mr. Paumie Gelena St Butte, Mont French Lewis & Walker North Wyoming Batde, Mont P. O Cook Sheep Co Dillon, Or Dell, Mont Chevrolet Theron Moran Burfiend City Dillon, Mont Annabel Desmond South Atlantic St
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