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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1922

Page

4

Grant News Recaps Salmon Cattle Trade and Local Outings

In Grant on September 21 Chester Barrett and Frank Rife were buying cattle near Salmon. A Dillon visit by Mrs. C A Barrett and Patrick Desmond. Weekend fishing and camping at Bloody Dick with a Butte group. Horse Prairie round-up began on the 19th with about ten days of riding. Numerous locals travel, hunt, fish, and attend events including a Pow Wow in Dillon and a Big Hole Basin tour. The Henry's Lake dam project advances to back irrigation on the Snake River system.

Grant Chester Barrett Frank Rife C. A. Barrett Patrick Desmond Dillon Eva Anna Mae Stocker Howell Butte Meade Bloody Dick Butte Horse Prairie Lenney Jack Massie Barrett Ranch Matt Kau Deer Lodge Rocker Melrose Tom Pierce Doris Massie Ranger Station A. A. Anderson B. Seaton George Kanzler Mary Swan Henry Muntz Jr Henry Williams Lewis and Clark Trail Creek William Carroll Chris Pederson Upper Horse Prairie Big Hole Basin Peter Jensen Ralph Yellowstone Park Illinois George Smith Clarence Waurerin Los Angeles Big Springs Henry’ S Lake Idaho Mason Barrett Scotty Donley Fred Hansen Mr. Donley Twin Bridges T. E. Kennedy Lake R. H. Parker Ashton Elk Lake Hidden Lake Henry

Accidents Frequent in Centennial Valley Montana

In Centennial valley upper end accidents are common. Surgess broke his leg and is nursing in Dillon. Mrs Dennis Partridge fractured her left wrist after a bucking horse incident. Florence Parish also broke her wrist at Idlewise Lodge. Hunters abound, lodges busy, and ducks geese are plentiful. Three men killed 16 geese at Upper Red Rock lake. Neighbors note many residents traveling, selling ranches, and new car purchases amid mild weather and outdoor trips.

Lakeview Montana Centennial Valley Surgess Dillon Dennis Partridge Joe Buck Little Florence Parish Idlewise Lodge Kisler Butte Upper Red Rock Lake Kent Love Jim Sewell Baby Deer Lodge al. Forsyth James Edwards Twetchell Picnic Springs Tuck Jones Robert Duff James Blair Samuel Nelson Nelson’ Bros. Ranch

Harvest Progress and Local Notices in Sheridan

The Sheridan region reports the ruby valley grain harvest nearing completion after favorable weather. Oats shipments to Seattle proceed from the Peardsley and Von Slette ranch via J. M. Madison at $1.20 per cwt. Ladies' Aid Society elects six-month officers. Episcopal Guild plans holiday goods sale. school opens with fair enrollment and out-of-town students listed.

J. M. Madison G. W. Rightenocr Ladies’ Aid Society G. L. Wolverton James Duncan, Sr Flora McNulty Minuto Gaynell Williams Clayton Wash Blanché Graham Monida Ross Hutchins Lyon George Gammell Beulah Albro Alice Bock Martha Salmonson Ruby Mary Brim Utah Mr. Leed Lester Schulz Dillon California Leland Stanford University

Elks Parade Boosts Dillon Welcome in Local Event

The Elks will have a big time here Saturday with Madison county well represented by a fine group from Monida to Melrose and beyond. Dillon will give a royal welcome and ensure top hospitality. James Doyle, a prominent Lakeview cattleman, visited Dillon on Thursday.

The Elks Madison County Monida Melrose Dillon James Doyle Lakeview

Estray Sale Notice for Chestnut Sorrel Gelding

Estray sale of a four year old chestnut sorrel saddle horse weighing about 1100 pounds and branded O on the right shoulder. To be sold at the Sullivan barn in Dillon on Saturday October 14 at 8 00 p m. D W Brwin stock inspector.

Sullivan Barn Dillon D.W. Brwin

Man Killed On Bedrock Railroad Tracks Riles Community

Vern Goings, local man and railroad employee, was found dead on the main track near a water tank at Bedrock yesterday morning. Coroner James Phillips ordered the body moved and a coroner’s jury was empaneled to hold an inquest. Goings was married. his wife worked at Andrus Grill. Funeral plans await word from relatives in Wyoming.

Bedrock Grimes Vern Goings James Phillips Dell Brundage Undertaking Establishment Goings Andrus Grill Wyoming

Sturgis Aids Armenian Orphan Adoption Effort

N F Sturgis of Spokane, retired traveling man, dedicates himself to finding American homes for destitute Armenian orphans at a $60 per child rate. He spoke to the Rotary club and outlined plans to gain church pledges, visit schools, and coordinate clothing with the Salvation Army to aid Armenian children. Barrett hospital construction proceeds without material delays and should finish this fall.

N. F. Sturgis Spokane Sturges Rotary Club Good Government Club Salvation Army Armenia

Willie avoids study and a sharp spanking tale

A short local notice describes Willie refusing to study and a punishment that reportedly improved him. It adds a real estate line offering three furnished rooms for housekeeping in a good location with a contact in the Price Real Estate Office.

Willie

Sheep Range to Let in Frying Pan Basin Lease Offer

Property describes 1600 acres enclosed and 1600 acres outside in Frying Pan Basin leased to multiple bands. Contains springs including a center spring, never freezes, fine grass, sheltered pastures, and minimal snow with no hay needed. Describes ample outside range and suitability as a premier lambing site. James Kirkpatrick listed.

James Kirkpatrick

Oh where has the coal bin ballad premieres this winter

A musical note hints at a forthcoming winter ballad titled Oh where has the coal bin. The line suggests a humorous or sentimental song reflecting energy or home life during cold weather. No further details are provided.

Report of the First National Bank Dillon Montana 1922

Report of the condition of The First National Bank at Dillon Montana at close of business September 15 1922. Details include loans and discounts 271 731 88 misc cash items 129 48 and other items such as U S government securities banking house and reserves. Liabilities show capital stock 200 000 00 surplus 200 000 60 undivided profits 386 36 circulating notes 50 000 60, deposits 946 155 81, certificates and time deposits 741 76 and notes rediscounted 237 286 88. Signed by cashier W C Jennings and attested by directors J H Gilbert J Bowman.

Ing Bank Leagan U. S U.S Federal Reserve Bank Bankers and Trust Tafibanten Arvana CBE Ass Oses Issa Sagaes Nestnensanna Es Tains Ententin

Cut It Out for Trial Foley Remedies Ad

An old advertisement urges readers to mail a cut out slip with 5 cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a trial package. The offer promises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and croup Foley Kidney Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets with sales claimed nationwide.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

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