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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1923
Page
8
The Universal Service Washington dispatch reports Secretary Mellon has ordered tax experts to collect data for a possible surtax reduction from 60 percent to 25 percent. He backs the move to curb conversion of large incomes into tax exempt securities.
The Hassell Iron Mask mine displays sufficient ore so a large crew can be employed.
A drug advertisement claims many stomach troubles are chronic appendicitis and promotes Adlerika to cleanse both upper and lower bowels. It asserts relief with glycerine and Suckthorn bark and cites Potts, the druggist, as the advertiser.
Several short items from Dillon record shopping at Mrs Hart and Tattersalls, car and horse names, trips to Helena and Butte, garden and building ads, and local residents visiting relatives. Notable names include Guy Gray, R J Bidstrup, Frank Becher Jr, Arthur Smith, Lee W Henry, Clarence Corrin, Ike Rife Jr, Dr Jacob Thorkelson, Ernest Sill, Alvin Dewitt, Ike Patterson, Rev Father Leschner, Gaines W McCracken, and Berard Williams. Locations include Dillon, Helena, Butte, Armstead, Anaconda, and Bozeman with events such as state fair trips, dental studies, and college enrollments.
The publication Forest Resources of the World by Rafael Zon and William Sparhawk, forestry economists of the U S Forest Service, shows world timber growth lagging two thirds of consumption with the United States consuming half of all timber cut. Governor Pinchot endorses it as a key reference for economists, foresters, and policymakers.
The Beaverhead High School paper Bright Breezy Bustling debuts on Tuesday, entering its third year of publication. It highlights school activities academics athletics and social events and notes strong town support and a keen editorial staff led by editor Frank Hunsaker with faculty supervision by Miss Gay.
Work will begin soon on three new buildings at the State Normal college campus with an estimated cost of about 260000 dollars. The project signals expansion for the college and involves construction on campus facilities.
Butte reports the State School of Mines will construct a new engineering building at a projected cost of 150000 dollars. The project aims to expand facilities for engineering programs and accommodate growing enrollment.
Former Curtis hospital has been renovated and refurnished as a dormitory for city students. Rooms and board will be provided with first class service at moderate prices. Interested parties may call N. P. Christiansen at 727 S. Washington to inspect the rooms.
The first group teachers' meeting of the term met Saturday in Dillon with many attend from rural and town schools. County Supt Miss Roe led the session with training school staff assisting. demonstrations and reading discussions dominated the program. Plans call for further meetings, including a Monida session on September 29 led by Miss Innes and Miss Roe.
The Methodist Episcopal church begins regular services for the season after summer dispersions. Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. public worship at 11:00 led by the pastor with the theme A Chosen Generation. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. services at 7:30 with A Rejected Generation. Wednesday night open to all and Thursday choir rehearsal. Card of Thanks from the Roberts and Brownfield families.
I do not accept responsibility for any purchases made by my son Alvin Pace colored without a written order from me. 38-39 inch garment. Mrs. J. J. McDonald.
Wanted for the Dillon territory to organize sales force to handle 24 daily necessities for every scheme uaranteed as represented or Money Back Steady work at good pay the year round Write TODAY to XLO CHEMICAL CO INC 12 Riverside Spokane Wash Adv Ag 1t
John R. Gordon of Danville Illinois endorses Foley Kidney Pills saying five years of kidney trouble caused sleepless nights fatigue and backache. After a few treatments he felt stronger and slept better. Demand Foley Kidney Pills from Potts the druggist.
Rudie Malesich, recovering from a bullet wound at Barrett hospital, comes home today while Hannah Malesich returns from the Sister's School in Butte. Local farming has moved to haying after harvest as school notes show autumn routines. The duck season opened Sunday and the Flying Circus visit in Dillon drew students away early.
A $6,000 Baptist church is slated for erection in Darby as builders prepare to begin work soon.
Fifty dollars is offered for the recovery of a set of new harness and information leading to the conviction of the person or persons responsible. The harness is described as a collarless set with tugs, leather lining, and specific hardware details including a Wilson trace carrier, black tie ring, backstrap snaps, straight bit bridles, and an adjustable buckle. Sent by Sam Sheler.
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