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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1926
Page
11
St Louis County banker W. J. Vance of Valley Park Missouri claims a throat condition improved after using Sorbol-Quadruple. He reports relief within 24 hours and complete regression in three weeks. Product manufactured by Sorbol company Mechanicsburg Ohio and sold locally by A Potts druggist. Adv. 15
United States transfers 640 acres near Armstead to Tandy W. Martin and 640 acres in Horse Prairie valley to John Stocker. Annie Graham and husband convey 160 acres near Lakeview to Scott Newman. William I. Roberts and wife convey two lots in Poindexter Orrs addition Dillon to Brynhild Christiansen. Thorpe Livestock Co transfers 80 acres near Dillon to Joseph Butala. Court orders confirm sale and approve settlement and final distribution in Martha Spearin and John Hull estates. Carbon county shipped 20 000 car loads freight last year.
Spring displays marked the new mode as thousands of promenaders appeared in Easter events in Tipton. Women in smart costumes provided color to the scene, with many wearing costly and bizarre outfits that enhanced the event’s festive mood.
The article notes dominant navy blue and white, bright red accents, and soft beige tones in coats and frocks. Cape coats remain smart, silhouettes vary from straight to fuller shapes with animal prints. Elaborate gloves, gay bags with birds and butterflies, dainty footwear with high Spanish heels, and bold scarves define the look.
Dr. R. D. P. Curry announces new offices in the Telephone block with phone number 355 for contact. Ady states linkage to local services.
The item notes Sunday foot racing starts for the season and mentions married men drinking toddies in Dillon. Sheriff Jones is humorously reported to wheel a woman in a wheelbarrow to the county pen. George Dart's new sign is highlighted. The 1895 section cites O M Best and F T Collins traveling, a city election with 96 votes, and police chief pay rising to 75 dollars monthly. Roscoe Cornell visits, tied to College of Montana.
The April 12 1912 Tribune notes Walter Scott of Armstead caught a trout weighing 18 pounds 9 ounces. It also reports five carloads of oats shipped to A Y Wilson of Santa Anna California by Montana Mercantile and Dillon Implement companies, which were paid for by the railroad after a bogus bill of lading risked $3000 loss to the local firms.
Months of cold damp weather strain kidneys says Tr M Platte Scey Switchmen's Union Peoria Ul. Foley Pills remove back ache dizziness and floating specks restore kidney action. Quick improvement promised. ask your druggist Potts the Druggist. Great Falls building permits reach thirty thousand in one day.
Anaconda company awarded the contract to build a machine and repair shop for Deer Lodge County. The project covers site preparation, steel framing, roofing, and interior work with completion expected by late autumn. Local officials hailed the contract as a boost to County infrastructure and jobs.
Warns that inflamed air passages can lead to bronchitis or pneumonia in damp weather. Foley’s Honey and Tar is advertised as effective for serious coughs and colds, loosening phlegm and soothing the throat. Suitable for children and adults, with satisfaction guaranteed. Potts, the Druggist-Adv.
A vintage advertisement touts genuine California Fig Syrup as a safe, non narcotic laxative for constipated and ill children. It claims quick cleansing of bowels, warning to insist on the California label to avoid imitations, and notes the product carries clear directions on the bottle.
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