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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 01, 1927
Page
7
A household advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a safe, non narcotic remedy for sick children. It promises a pleasant taste, gentle stomach cleansing, and no cramps, urging mothers to buy the genuine product with usage directions printed on the bottle.
The Pine Tree shilling, dating from 1652, replaced wampum as a medium of exchange and marks the first silver coinage in North America.
E A Smith of Western Wholesale Grocery reports Salmon county facing its best year yet with top potato quality and growing sale and lease offers. Mining outlook improves with Queen of the Hills Emerson Hill Pope Shenon Copper Queen Benson mine Grunter Harmony Gilmore district yielding more ore than before. State highway plans aim to put Lemhi county at the forefront with a broad road program.
Ruth Snyder and Henry Judd Gray confessed to brutal murder of Snyder's husband. Police found the body with a crushed head. Motive centered on illicit love and a $25,000 life insurance. Gray is married with a child. Snyder has a daughter. New York awaits first execution in years.
Real estate transfers list for week ending March 26 1927 includes United States grants to Luther T Hauberg 40 acres near Blacktail Deer creek Harry D Lapham 480 acres near Jackson Earl L Wheat 640 acres near Redrock Oscar L Brown 200 acres in Rattlesnake Margaret Fox to Alva S Garr 3807 acres near Sage creek basin T J Mulaney to Otto J Christian sen and wife 160 acres near Bond Charles Lee Shockley to Barbara Jean Shockley Minnie Margaret Shockley Nellie B Shockley in Thompson's addition BARGAIN Q SALE DEED Luther T Hauberg and wife to John H Anderson 40 acres on TAX DEED County treasurer to B A Risley 160 acres near the Rattlesnake valley
A humorous verse about a young flapper named May who shakes a bale of hay and tries to out-wiggle Gilda Grey though not Hawaiian.
See Dr Scarborough at the Andrus hotel Dillon Friday and Saturday April 1 and 2 to improve general health through proper eye care. Advertising notice.
A fragmentary exchange shows Er ronius explaining his mask to avoid his host Mabel’s father who urged him not to appear at the house again. The lines suggest social tension and an unstable attic scene.
A man testifies to a tense exchange saying I have a drag with the cop as he swapped cigarettes with a policeman, describing the moment in a vivid street confrontation.
A quip rises as an old man asks where the notary is while recounting Bill dropping a safe on his toe and seeking an oath. The line blends humor with a moment of frustration in a bustling scene.
Henry Robinson of Alder buys a four passenger aircraft to be delivered May 15 from an Ohio factory. He began flying after a two month interest sparked by a Dillon to Alder trip and subsequent legs to Minneapolis Pittsburg Sioux City Portland and back to Dillon with lessons in Missoula.
The dialogue frames a boxing scene with a trainer remarking on a boxer's state as in the pink of condition while a young observer riffs that the fighter makes him see red. The exchange hints at pride and rivalry in the gym.
A refined socialite mutters about light indulgence while her partner objects. She warns that the wages of gin are death, signaling a moral clash within privileged circles.
A convict on the ground inside prison walls utters a defiant line Down but not out signaling endurance amid confinement.
A sideshow act features a limbless performer as the fat lady asks for affection and declarations of love, creating a surreal spectacle in the crowd.
The remark Dis bane a gude yoke on me is spoken as Nelson spills an egg on his vest in a brief rustic moment.
Undertakers joked about rolling the bones as they placed the coffin in the wagon, delivering macabre humor during the transport. This rowdy moment captures lighthearted tension amid a grim task.
For sale or rent 1760 acre land in sections 15 16 21 22 27 28 Township 14 South Range 3 West formerly MacCarthy Denis Carl ranch. 600 acres hay land remaining good grazing and pasture with ranch buildings. Price 12 50 per acre. Box 1827 Billings Montana B Kesselheim Inc Adv 11 15. For the first time in 85 years pensioners on government rolls declined below 600000 in October. der auto equipped with cameras
The annual stockholders meeting of Western Wholesale Grocery Company will be held Monday April 4 1927 at 8 o clock P M at the company office North Montana Dillon Montana to elect trustees for the ensuing year and transact other business. Dated May 7 1927 M Best President Adv 10 13
John Collings has filed in Beaverhead District Court a petition to admit the instrument as the last will of William Heaney deceased. A hearing is set for April 2 1927 at 10 a m in Dillon court room. interested parties may appear or file objections. Also notice to creditors of James W Underwood estate to present claims within four months at Dillon Montana or J F Kelly law office. Annie E Nelson administratrix dated March 16 1927 adv 11-14.
A campus philosopher quips that life is one darn thing after another as a group of mongrels chase each other down the lane, capturing a moment of lighthearted campus humor and stray dog antics.
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