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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1926
Page
3
Harlebaker provides information about public land scrip availability. The note suggests options for acquiring land rights via scrip, a mechanism historically used to grant public land.
Brief newspaper ad from Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co in Dillon Montana promoting prompt abstracts and complete plant details with Frank Hazelbaker listed as president.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
Tribune Print Shop advertises old newspapers suitable for car pets rugs and various practical uses. The listing notes bulk purchase options and affordable pricing for bulk buyers seeking reusable paper stock.
60 West Galena St in Butte Montana advertises French Dyeing and Cleaning with guaranteed satisfaction and solicits outside work. Phone 516.
Malta to Glasgow expansion plan announced by Glasgow firm seeks to extend Montana Power Co lines. Parallel items note Plentywood stock judging contest this spring and other regional developments including bids for Winnett water, Pablo milk contracts, Lake county seed peas, Oilmont hotel construction, and Chinook beet contracts doubling acreage.
Dillon resident Phil McGovern reports backache and stiff mornings from disordered kidneys. He used Doan's Pills, claims they fully relieved the pain, and notes the pills cost 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY promotes the remedy.
A collage of anecdotes covers animal deaths in a shop blaze, philosophical quips on death, a Spanish airman’s Buenos Aires flight, Spain’s amnesty for prisoners, a world flight echo, and a UV microscope demo. It notes U S federal prisons, whipping posts, and crime insurance trends while detailing astronomy gossip and a Mexico divorce rush with Yucatan factories.
A wandering deer on a Colorado railroad right of way causes a train to stop, echoing legendary bison disruptions of earlier eras. The incident draws interest from local observers who admire dramatic wildlife interference with transport.
Montgomery Ward reports net income of 11.36 million for 1925 on 1.141 million shares, with gross sales of 184.1 million and net sales 170.6 million. Sears Roebuck posts 20.98 million net income on 234.4 million net sales, largest in company history. Inventories reach 34 million at Ward and 49 million at Sears. The firms cite drive into small towns as key, amid high returns and cost of sales.
Mrs. Black of Petersbur Va endorses Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys claiming relief from backache stabbing pains stiffness dull headaches nervousness poor sleep and fatigue. The ad urges readers to ask their druggist for Foley Pills and promises prompt improvement.
Libby Zonolite plans a new plant greatly increasing capacity. An aerial tramway from mine to railroad is contemplated to handle 500 tons. The Shelby-Work project begins on the Johnson syndicate refinery with a daily capacity of 1500 barrels.
Mrs. F. N. Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania says her goitre was removed with Sorbal Quadruple a stainless liniment and lists improved eyes heart and nerves. She reports no ill effects and invites others to learn from her experience via druggists or Sorbo company. Locally at A Potts druggist.
Notice announces Charley M. Prine of Jackson Montana filing intent to make three year proof to establish a homestead claim for SWANWE N S Wy SW4SW section 23 township 5 S range 14 W on May 12 1926 before Fred Rife Dillon Montana. Witnesses: Michael E Carroll William A Richards Edward A Romain John F Meyer all of Jackson Montana.
William A Richards of Jackson Montana filed notice of intention to prove up three year homestead claims on land described by Helena and Great Falls serials. The hearing is set for May 12, 1926 before Fred Rife in Dillon Montana with witnesses Charley Prine Albert Reese John Meyer and Michael Carroll all of Jackson.
Notice is given that the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Western Wholesale Grocery Company will be held at the office on North Montana street Dillon Beaverhead county Montana on Monday April fifth 1926 at 730 p m to elect trustees for the ensuing year and to transact
Beverly J. Angove heir of Harry Olson deceased has filed notice of intention to establish a three year proof for land described as SE4NE etc in township 10 S range 5 W and other parcels. Proof to be made before U S commissioner F A Hazelbaker at Dillon Montana on May 20 1926. Other heirs listed: Leo J. Gilligan Herbert F. Gilbert John McGuire Addison Tate all of Alder Montana.
The document records the meeting date as March 10 1926 with O M Best identified as president. It notes first publication March 12 1926 and last publication April 2 1926 and references other business to be conducted at the gathering.
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