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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 02, 1926

Page

11

Florida's oldest resident refuses all offers for tiny St Augustine lot

101-year-old Capt. Wm Mickler, Civil War veteran and last surviving member of Florida’s 1861 legislature, has spurned 118 offers for his 50 by 100 foot Birch Street corner property in St Augustine. He values loyalty over wealth and remains in the same house 32 years after a life of service, war, and aging.

LT. Augustine Fla Wm. Mickler Florida Birch Street Central Avenue St. Augustine Capt. Mickler U. S Florida Everglades Jacksonville

Pickman’s new hospital nears completion on Idaho street

From the Tribune dated March 25 1883 the Pickman hospital on Idaho street next to the Episcopal church is nearly finished and will house 12 patients. Also three inmates escaped Beaverhead county jail last Wednesday night. The fugitives are Lloyd Horner charged with murder of Sam Frost at Spring Hill Don Connors and Charlie White both charged with horse stealing.

Normal College Notes and local happenings summary

Anna Hench of Stevensville won the oratorical contest with an ovation for The Immigrant. Dan Bock of Laurin took second. Spring quarter registration nears completion with slightly fewer students than winter. Many graduates secured teaching or continued studies at state university or University of Washington. Physical education uses the swimming pool. guards may have open hours. Sugar beet campaigns and coal output noted. Rospond county wheat prospects strong. Montana clubs produced significant values. sugar prices and beet contracts mentioned. irrigated Mak river land yielded substantial crop value last year.

Anna Hench Stevensville Dan Bock Laurin Kccept Sevral The State University University of Washington

Dillon Notes and Local Movements in Brief

Fred Huber completed a nine hour and thirty minute ride to Butte Sun. Dillon shows about one bicycle per ten residents. The Tribune received a Monte Carlo bulletin from Frank Eliel. Marmaduke Gist returns to Glendale after months away in Butte.

Fred Huber Butte Dillon the Tribune Frank Eliel Monte Carlo Marmaduke Gist Glendale

Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Company

From the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending March 27, 1926, transfers of properties are recorded. Details include names of grantors and grantees, parcel descriptions, and consideration where legible. The list reflects property movements typical of a recorded week in Dillon area real estate.

The Beaverhead Abstract Company

Federal land grants and mining claims listed

United States transfers 640 acres to Mary A. Carroll in the Big Hole basin and 820 acres to Ralph S. Cecil on Upper Black Tail Deer creek. Additionally, Charlie L. Meyer records ownership of the Blue Jay and Apex lode mining claims in the Montana mining district.

United States of America Mary A. Carroll Big Hole Ralph S. Cecil Black Tail Deer Creek Charlie L. Meyer Blue Jay Lode Apex Lode Montana

City Hall Site Sparks Beaverhead, Madison Debate

14 years ago Mr and Mrs J F Wiksdal return from Salem Oregon. The bone of contention among Dillon lads is the site for the new city hall. Officials of Beaverhead and Madison forests hold a three day session in Dillon this week. About 400 was realized from two minstrel performances for the Dillon baseball team. Great Falls to Sand Coulee highway proposal and a Northern Pacific project to build a 15000 yard office for 385 clerks, Wolf Point to Frazer highway planned this year.

J. F. Wiksdal Salem Beaverhead Madison

Five Lots in Stahl's Addition Offered for Sale

Five lots in block 11 corner group lots 1 2 3 4 5 Stahl's addition Dillon offered as a good buy. Make an offer. Address C. D. Tribune office Adv 12 22.

Stahl’s Dillon C. D Tribune Office

California Fig Syrup for Children Ad

Advert offers California Pig Syrup as a pleasant tasting remedy to soothe upset stomachs in children. The copy claims it sweetens the stomach, opens the bowels, and helps prevent illness with a Leaspoonful daily. It warns buyers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with bottle directions for all ages.

California

Foley Pills Promised Cure for Kidney Troubles

A historical notice urges readers to try Foley Pills for kidney trouble relief amid damp weather. It states two bottles remove symptoms like backache dizziness and irregular kidney action and recommends asking a druggist Potts for Foley Pills and notes Dr. R D Curry’s new offices in the Telephone block.

F.M. Watte, Srey Switchmen’s Union Peoria Foley Potts Adv R. D. Curry

Rowen Contract Let to Enlarge Ice Plant in Havre

Havre moves to enlarge its ice plant under a Rowan contract while the Havre Texas Oil Company plans a new service station at the same site. The project budget is listed as ten thousand dollars.

Rowan Havre—Texas Oil Co

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