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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1926
Page
11
The Beaverhead Abstract Company reports weekly title books for the week ending April 10 1926. Document records show real estate transfers and exemptions processed, with names of grantors and grantees where available.
J C Wall transfers a lot in Grandview addition to Lima to Lillian Wall. Helen Burlingame transfers a lot in Grandview addition to Lima to J C Wall.
Sarah A. Lewis and her husband transfer by bargain and sale to Ruth Gosman one lot in the original townsite of Lima.
W H Campbell conveys 160 acres on Dillon bench to Emanuel Christiansen in a land transfer notice.
W. H. Spearin as executor of the Martha Spearin estate conveys 160 acres on East Dillon bench to W. K. Wall in a formal deed recording the transfer of ownership.
Charles C. Austin and wife transfer 820 acres on Dillon bench to Stephen M. McGrath. Clyde C. Scott as administrator of the W. Scott estate transfers about 60 acres on Dillon bench to Cora L. Goodrich.
Unorganized mining activity listed in Beaverhead county by D. B. Rentfrow and Roland R. Stanley. Also shows Yellow Bird Extension Nos 1 2 8 4 and 5 in Argenta district by W. J. Corbett Burr Erwin and D. V. Erwin.
Help them today with Foley Pills as endorsed by F M Platte secretary Switchmen's Union Peoria Ill Two bottles cured kidney trouble back ache dizziness and irregular action Months of cold damp weather strain kidneys No more backaches dull headaches dizziness tired feeling Quick improvement may repay Ask your druggist for Foley Pills Potts the Druggist Tribune ad 14 18 The Tribune 2 50 a year
The Empress of Scotland leaves New York on a 182 day globe circling voyage beginning December 2 1926. Passengers will visit Haifa Bethlehem Jerusalem Cairo Peking Chinwangtao and Shanghai while tracing a path through the Yellow Sea and Gulf of Jiao-tune.
A humorous retrospective notes Dillon’s lively social scene with Beaverhead county figures courting in town and at the lime kiln bluff dubbed lovers leap by local children. It contrasts bank and rink life and hints at bustling, somewhat risqué behavior among townsfolk.
The April 19 1895 Tribune item notes Monday militia drills, John Sheser buying supplies on a Saturday, and the first thunderstorm of the season. It mentions Adolph and Frankel nearing home from New York and theatergoers in Dillon to see Maude Granger perform Camille while the boss Dillon claims to have awake nights hearing the grass growing.
J M McKnight of Dell recalled his Ohio River youth and a river delivery system used by a Mississippi pilot. He described sending money via floating bottles on the Ohio River as a unique “River Express” run, a tale dating back to his boyhood days on steamboats between New Orleans and St. Louis.
Little Virginia Smith, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J B Smith, nears a notable milestone in a family notice in this local column.
Coughs and nasal irritations are warned as a nuisance that can lead to bronchitis or pneumonia in changing weather. Foley's Honey and Tar is marketed to loosen phlegm and soothe the throat, stopping tickling and quieting coughs for children and adults. Potts the Druggist endorses it with satisfaction guaranteed.
A vintage advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a gentle laxative for children. It claims the syrup cleanses bowels, relieves fermentation and gas, and returns kids to health without cramps or narcotics. The ad urges buyers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with clear dosing directions on the bottle.
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