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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1922
Page
8
A saturated Dillon page lists shopping ads for Tattersall’s sewing machines, Tanlac, and farm loans. notices of visits to Dillon by Mrs. J J Smith, Miss Lawrence Fox, and Miss Justinne Durning. and multiple brief items on residents' travels, carpentry and brick contracting, and local services. A roundup of social calls, motor trips to Butte, and hunting excursions accompanies farm loan offers and household needs.
J. T. Osborn of Lucasville Ohio says ten years of kidney trouble ended after using Foley Kidney Pills. The ad notes backache rheumatic pains dizziness and blurred vision as symptoms and claims quick relief. Sold everywhere.
Be prepared to buy five gallon 60 pound cans of pure honey delivered to any post office in Beaverhead and Silver Bow counties Montana at seven dollars per can, or ten pound buckets at one dollar fifty cents. EB Randolph of Salmon Idaho advertises this offer.
The church outlines a full Sunday on October 29 with a 10 o clock Sunday school aiming for 200 attendees an 11 o clock service featuring good literature Members will join in a preliminary service before the sermon The Haworth League social runs 6 to 730 pm Dr F H Gowan speaks on Modern Problems at evening service New members will be announced All events are open to the public.
Thousands of cattle are being driven into the Big Hole basin this fall for winter feeding. Most are steers with many stock cattle. The basin left much hay last year and cut a large crop this season. Ranchers sold hay at 7 to 8 dollars per ton to avoid feeders. Huntley interests and Hansen Packing of Butte are among the largest importers.
Judge John M. Evans the Democratic candidate for Congress spoke at Dillon City Hall on tariff and revenue issues. A small but appreciative audience attended the Saturday evening speech.
Agent S. Carruthers reports the popular through sleeper service on Union Pacific lines between Dillon and Los Angeles will be re-established on November 1. Train No. 32 departs Dillon at 7 55 p m and arrives in Los Angeles at 9 00 a m two days later. Return trip on L A & S L No. 8 leaves Los Angeles at 10 50 a m and reaches Dillon at 2 45 a m two days later with no car changes.
Sam Parker a renowned Sheep Creek rancher was in Dillon on business late this week. A well known figure since 1896 as one of the McKinley Republicans, he continues to back Carl Riddick’s ticket along the party line.
F M Cunnard prominent county figure leaves for western coast to make his future home. He is regarded as a high class gentleman with many friends wishing him well in the move.
Jake Kuntz and Christ Howe, prominent Twin Bridgers, leased the George Ditty ranch south of Dillon and will run a high class dairy. They start with about 75 cows already in their flock and plan to expand.
Judge Lew Callaway is slowly recovering from a serious operation in Helena. Friends in the state express pleasure at his steady progress and hope for a speedy return to full health.
A contract has been awarded at Sims to construct a new county highway. The project funds and contractor name are not disclosed in the readable text. Work is slated to improve transportation access and rural connectivity within the county.
Llewellyn L. Callaway Montana chief justice nominee appointed Sept 28 1922 to fill the late Theodore Brantlys term and run for a six year chief justice term. A veteran attorney with extensive bench and state service he is a rancher hunter and family man with five children.
Governor Joseph M. Dixon advocates tax relief plans to end the dual tax system. Republicans nominate legislative candidates in every county to enact laws easing the tax burden on farmers, widely welcomed by voters and expected to win.
The piece argues there can be no relief from the oppressive dual tax system until a state tax commission is created. It credits Governor Dixon with guarding the people’s interests and urges voters at the November election to support the constitutional amendment establishing a tax commission.
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