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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
8
A humorous dialogue shows an applicant mistaking the role sought for a foreman. The employer probes ability to work, while a rheumatic patient complains of pain and the doctor reassures with a light pun about inconvenient loss of limbs.
Real estate transfers list various warranty deeds and quit claims with names such as Frank Barbour Maggie Jaggers Lawrence Sell strom Ada Brown Elmer O Bates man James W Kenny and William Bradwell. Mining deeds and locations include the Homesteake Dell lodes Elkhorn district Faithful lode Vipond district Silver Tip Horseshoe lodes and other mining interests in Horse Prairie Colorado gulch Argenta Bloody Dick Big Hole basin. Water rights and mining locations are noted with cubic feet per second and district names.
W A Catt advertises three home choices in Dillon Montana at right prices. Buyers are urged to act before the railroad arrives, suggesting rising values. Contact W. A. Catt, Dillon, Mont.
For sale one hundred head of cattle mostly cows and steers. Address E. L. Call Sunfield Idaho call at my ranch in Haden Creek basin.
Prof. F. B. Linfield of the Montana Experiment Station argues against the proposed constitutional amendment on taxes. He notes local levies take 92% of taxes, warns state valuation increases risk heavy burdens, and cites per capita valuations from several states to show Montana's higher assessment. He urges keeping state levy to fund higher education and state development.
Local shop advertises a large assortment of fancy box stationery high grade writing paper latest sheet music and books inviting customers to browse the new stock at the Tribune Book Store.
Wm Edgehill of Dillon wins $10 first prize in Beaverhead county for corn shown at Montana Agricultural College Bozeman on October 17. Other county winners include Sherlock Nave in Broadwater Annie Hoffman in Gallatin and Perry Johnston in Sanders. Ten car lots will be sent to Billings in December for State Championship classes then become Great Northern Railway property for display in eastern states. Frosts on June 8 and August 24 are noted in the exhibit.
A Country Life Commission of Montana proposes creating local Farmers' Clubs to advance rural conditions. Members include J. H. Durston F. S. Cooley M. L. Dean C E Conrad and Mrs Mitchell. The Farmers Institute offers help to organize and plans a Fall start.
Forester W B Greeley reports total fire losses for 28 national forests in field district No 1 based at Missoula. Estimated figures include 1 265 005 acres of merchantable timber burned 6 131 880 feet of timber killed or destroyed 601 244 55 dollars for temporary labor and supplies 72 054 84 dollars for regular employees and 79 lives lost.
A health claim style ad explains how to test hair health using a white or pink bulb at the root. Rexall 93 Hair Tonic offers a risk free trial at 50c or 1.00, claiming to treat dandruff, scalp irritation, and baldness while stimulating roots. Potts the Drugist at 15 Bannack St promotes the product. The Dillon Public Library announces evening hours for book distribution and reading access. Crop reports from Washington project agricultural value at nine billion dollars this year.
A testimonial touts Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey as a health remedy. Mr Weinstock reports improved health since use, gaining over 35 pounds, with friend Mr Waxler also praising the results after prior illness and loss of appetite.
Advertised as a general health tonic and body builder claiming to restore strength and vigor. Sold in sealed bottles for 1.00 by druggists grocers and dealers or direct shipment from the Duffy Malt Whiskey Co Rochester NY.
An Attorney General opinion held that homesteaders who filed for Montana property but later left and returned still satisfy residency requirements. Based on Carwile vs Jones, intent to reside in Montana established sufficient residence for voting in the next general election.
Reynolds Ranch south of Dillon offers a fine lot of stallions including grade and full blood registered stock draft types. Weighing 1800 to 2000 pounds when mature, they are acclimated and ready for service. Sires and mares are heavy grade and registered, selected for health and usefulness in this climate.
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