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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1923
Page
8
Charlie Stevens, a cheerful Putnam's salesman, helps Christmas shoppers during a rush hour. A lady orders 25 identical cards quickly, insisting they all say Christmas Greetings to My Husband. She reacts with surprise, realizing the sentiment fits her situation.
The Home Science Department of the High School will hold its annual bazaar on Thursday evening, December 13. Girls have made many pretty and useful items for sale including aprons, handkerchiefs, towels, pillow cases, lingerie, children’s clothes, ribbon gifts and candy.
A woman testifies that Adlerika cured her sour food effects and gas, saying it works on both upper and lower bowel. The ad claims it relieves obstinate constipation and stomach gas in ten minutes, praised by Potts the druggist.
The Western Union Telegraph Company completes its line from Dixon and begins telegraph service to Polson marking a new communications link for the region.
A compact Dillon column lists shoppers, visitors, and ads across town. Notable items include Mrs Hart promoting hats during Market Week, residents sharing weekend visits, and notices of rentals, dresses, and pure honey for sale.
Walter Garrison a prominent sheep man from the upper Ruby valley conducted business in Dillon on Tuesday and Wednesday detailing plans and partnerships with local ranchers and trading firms.
Mr. Burnham of Armstead spent Thanksgiving with daughter Miss Marjorie Burnham who attends Normal college. Miss Martha Bechter, a Jackson teacher, was in Dillon Wednesday en route to Reichle to spend Thanksgiving at home.
Department of Agriculture officials urge Americans to return to pre war wheat use and feed low grade wheat to livestock. They cite bread price rising faster than wheat and flour, noting a widening margin between farm costs and consumer prices since 1913.
The new hospital, St. Vincent's, in Billings was recently dedicated at a cost of 750000 dollars, marking a major local health facility addition.
Philip J. May ministers Sabbath school at 10 a m with Mr Cluley superintendent Morning worship at 11 features a sermon titled Does God Recognize the Individual Welcome to all
Drilling deeper into the Sunbrust sand in the McGuire well found a gas flow of about 3,500,000 cubic feet per day, expanding the proven gas area northeast of Shelby by a mile and a half and creating a potential production capable of supplying Great Falls indefinitely.
In September pipeline carriers moved 207203.25 barrels of crude oil from Montana commercial fields. Cat Creek sourced 114659.89 barrels via Mutual Oil Company and Kevin Sunburst 92543.88 barrels via Illinois Pipeline Company. Reports filed with the Montana State Railroad Commission.
Tom Davis of Butte urged strong teacher leadership to shape youth morality at a statewide assembly. Dr. Davis attended Helena executive council meetings, and various campus events followed including a YWCA talk, a Wallace birthday luncheon, a student dance, and a two week recovery for Miss Carson. Thanksgiving break was noted with classes resuming Friday.
Mrs. Robert Barrett returned to her home this week from Twin Falls Idaho where she was summoned by her sister's serious illness a few days ago.
A private Jackson letter reports A. W. Wilson drilling a Jackson well struck artesian water at 115 feet. Water rises eight feet above surface with strong pressure. The supply is good drinking water and long sought in Jackson.
The order of services for Sunday December 2 will be full and interesting. Sunday school at 10 a.m. has classes for all. Sermon by the pastor at 11 a.m. Evening Epworth League service at 6 30 is being conducted with interest and vigor. Borneo slides at 7 30. All are cordially welcome.
Richland County hosted its third annual corn show at Lambert Farm drawing exhibitors and visitors. Local organizers touted prize categories and highlighted seasonal crop yields with community engagement and judging results awaiting official tallies.
Mrs. C. Biron of Lynn Massachusetts says the medicine worked a miracle for her. She was run down with kidney trouble and after taking Foley Kidney Pills the back ache left her. Prompt relief from kidney and bladder irritations is claimed by the ad. Potts, the druggist, Adv. 44-48.
Notice of publication states Leo A. Dirkes of Dillon Montana filed to prove up his homestead claims Nos 018628 and 021274 on lands in section 15 and 21 township 9 south range 9 west principal meridian. The hearing before Clerk W F Stevenson Dillon January 9 1924 lists witnesses William E Johnson Roscoe C McLaughlin Leo I Talent and John H Coppin all of Dillon. F A Motz Register.
Shelby report notes activity in the northern portion of the Kevin Sunburst oil field with several proven wells showing production and ongoing development.
Great Falls bankers and the Great Northern railroad plan to finance farmers in Northern Montana to import 800 head of blooded dairy cattle for breeding and dairy production in the region.
Under current policy the combined effect of tax exempt bond issuance and high income taxes damages government revenue and industry activity, reducing incentives and efficiency. The system creates a loser both for public finances and for business investment, calling for reform.
The quotation asserts that business conduct is not a proper government function and that attempts harm the public service, causing waste. It cites Jesse S. Phillips, general manager of the National Bureau of Casualty and Surety Underwriters, as the speaker.
Send your name and address with 5 cents to Chamberlain Medicine Co in Des Moines Iowa to receive a trial set including Chamberlains Cough Remedy Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Chamberlains Salve all for 6 cents. The offer lists remedies for coughs colds and flu stomach troubles and skin ailments.
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