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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
8
The Al G Barnes circus will appear in Dillon on September 11 boasting Pocahontas at the Court of Queen Anne with 1080 in costume, 200 animals, 550 horses and four rings plus side shows. Plans are under way for a road system linking to Canadian highways toward Regina and northward.
A busy Dillon area column notes visits and travels among residents. Miss Alpha Farmer heads to Southern California on vacation while families from Twin Bridges, Madison County, and Helena share trips, hosting and motor outings to Boulder Hot Springs, Butte, and Elk Horn. Various postings include rental offers, shop ads, and local business services at Tattersalls and Fairchild Studio.
Property transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending August 30 1924 reflect numerous deeds and conveyances. Names of grantees and grantors appear with parcel details and recorded locations, illustrating activity in local real estate transactions during late summer.
Patent and deed notices include the Sunshine lode in Bloody Dick district issued to John L. Templeman, Vigilio Ruffini to Minnie Ruffini for 280 acres near Armstead, and transfers in Dillon Montana among Bessie N Hudson William FE Roberts and Massie Roberts. Also John Sirenson to Bruce Metlen 320 acres on Bloody Dick creek Water Location QO and joint allocations of Mill Creek Springs Vi pond mining district.
John T. Neal resigns as director of National Ore Company. George A. Lasich discharged from Army service. Admin letters issued to Wm. McKay for Andrew McKay estate. Melstone Milwaukee railroad repairs roundhouse and advances permanent improvements. Missoula lets five Bureau of Public Roads road projects totaling 388 miles this week. Laurel alfalfa cuttings promise excellent crops on irrigated lands. dry lands expect five good cuttings. Helena state roads declared generally excellent except ongoing construction and oil field rain disruption. Libby zonolite deposits, second in U S, developed for market meaning insulation and paint component.
The Campbell farm consolidates 25,000 acres into one management unit harvesting what is claimed as the first million-dollar wheat crop. Estimated yield stands at 750,000 bushels.
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