Bozeman Plant Could Become Pea Cannery
The Manhattan Malting plant in Bozeman may be converted into a pea canning factory producing 100000 to 150000 cases from 1000 to 1400 acres.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1924
Page
8
The Manhattan Malting plant in Bozeman may be converted into a pea canning factory producing 100000 to 150000 cases from 1000 to 1400 acres.
Malta-Phillips county expects to harvest about 1,260,000 bushels of wheat, about 150,000 more than last year, with yields near an average of twenty bushels per acre.
Chinook Farmers Marketing association ships eight cars of hogs worth 8000 dollars marking the start of the big annual hog crop.
Landon Taylor of Dorchester Iowa proclaims Foley Pills the best for kidney trouble and a good kidney flush. The advertisement promotes Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for kidney relief from druggist Potts with a 40 41 citation.
Various community items list visitors from Armstead and Butte, shopping trips in Dillon, farm sales, hunting season, and local services. Highlights include Elmer Gordon visitors, E W Johnson painting and calcl mining service, Fairchild Studio photo work, Tattersall’s supplies and gun rentals, and several property and appliance listings.
J G Martin of Arco Idaho offers about 60 pure bred Shorthorn cows and heifers with 10 registered bulls aged 18 months. Pedigree provided, stock in good condition, able to move at once. Written or wired inquiry invited. 37 40
A miscellaneous Dillon column notes social visits and travels including Mrs John Judge Sr and Ben Martin motor to Dillon from Alder Milton Nay from Grasshopper ranch in town Monday Miss Nellie McKnight and Miss Elizabeth Dillon of Dell visit Dillon Mrs Henry Thompson from Dell visits Bertha Huber in Dillon Dr Morand offers eye tests and glasses in Metlen Block Grace Louise Ogden born September 24 in Fresno to Mr and Mrs Wallace Ogden Mrs L T Grimes to Pomona California for winter Mrs Charles Wilson Hol Gray Mayme Hoffman and daughter Helen motor to Butte to see The Ten Commandments film
E W Geary from Lima and Emery Keller from Lima were in Dillon for business. George French, an Argenta visitor, stopped in Dillon. John Mullins of Armstead visited friends. Homer Faust and Warren Murray drove to Alder. Mrs Herb Stewart and daughter were Blaine visitors. Frank Sawyer drove from his ranch near Win Bridges Indiana. Romain came from the Big Hole basin. Elmer Selway joined the high school football trip to Deer Lodge. Walter Foster traveled to Deer Lodge for his father’s business.
A promotional offer from Chamberlain Medicine Co Des Moines Iowa invites readers to send name and address with four cents for a trial package. The bundle includes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs colds and flu symptoms, Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for indigestion and related pains, and Chamberlain's Salve for burns wounds and skin ailments, priced at five cents.
Mrs B L Golden of Sheridan visited Dillon friends last Sunday. Mrs Maggie Climer came from Armstead Monday afternoon for a visit. George Melton made a business trip to the southern county on Monday. Mrs Anna Hart advertised hats with low prices. Mr and Mrs W T Chealey drove to Dillon from Apex. W R Allen from Coolidge attended Governor Dixon speech last Saturday. FOR SALE two bedsteads and one oak dresser in good condition by Mrs Q M Best 285 Idaho St. Joe Kramer Big Hole rancher spent early week in Dillon on business and visiting. Mrs Osie E Smith returned Sunday from Monida and Centennial Valley after about two weeks visiting.
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