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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1928
Page
4
A historical notice announces a foreign advertising representative for The American Press Association. It outlines duties and regional scope for promoting news services and press distribution.
A notice states the item is entered at the Dillon Postoffice for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
Beaverhead Post of the American Legion outlined plans to improve the Legion burial plot at Mountain View cemetery. A permanent lease will be sought, a survey ordered, bids sought for concrete curbing, and the lot will be filled and grass planted. J. W. McCarthy chairs the committee. next week’s April 26 banquet honors eight past commanders.
Fred Eudaily purchased Joe Klebba's interest in the Hair Cutting shop inside the Andrus hotel. Eudaily, a known Dillon worker, recently returned from Great Falls for the winter. Klebba, who has led the business eight years, plans to move with family to the coast to ranch or farm in Washington or Oregon.
A Montana Tuberculosis Association campaign reached Dillon with a Hartwig theater panel and film titled Let the Doctor Decide. The effort emphasizes early diagnosis, watching for first symptoms, and seeking medical examination as tuberculosis is curable if doctors orders are followed.
Dr H H Scarborough will hold a professional visit at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Wednesday April 25. Patrons seeking proper eye care are urged to see him on that date. Also advertised are old newspapers for sale at the Tribune Print Shop.
Jackson area residents attended a teachers institute in Wisdom hosted by Miss Sadie Ford with guests including Miss Mary Daw. Dillon visitors such as Arthur Watson and George Lossl were noted, plus a $75 over stuffed chair prize won by John Jackson at the Wisdom Library sale. The Better Homes program and a Mothers Club card party rounded out local events with several residents traveling to Havre and Butte.
Polaris society notes list visits and travel in and around Dillon with names including Earl Tash Andy Pyle George Pyle and the Pyle and Farley ranches. Gatherings include a weekend at Knoll ranch and a Shelby visit while other entries report car incidents and a funeral attendance for Thomas R. Pierce.
A social event occurred Saturday evening at Mill Point in honor of Mr Gray. Several couples attended from Dillon and reported an enjoyable time. Mr and Mrs Carl Knoll returned from Dillon Monday with a new Buick coach. A Jones acquaintance warns people who shake hands with him to count their fingers when he leaves.
A Bethlehem Globe reader A C Smith reports overcoming night-time urination after using lithia buchi tablets from Keller Laboratory Ohio. The ad claims the product cleanses the bladder, neutralizes acids, and relieves irritation for a cost of 2 cents, with local availability through George M Gosman.
Mrs Lottie Moore Schoemmel of New York reportedly swims 32 hours to break Edith Johnson of England 31 hour mark. The event echoes historic endurance feats as a new global record in long duration swimming is claimed.
In the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead Montana the administratrix of the Charles Schoenemann estate will sell on or after May 7 1928 at private sale all of the decedent s interest in unpatented mining claims in Beaverhead County Montana. Sale subject to court confirmation. Claims identified by filing dates include May 19 1892 and Nov 23 1893 among others.
Legal sale notice for multiple mining claims in Beaverhead County Montana. Details list claim names such as Sunshine Lode Golden Fleece Lode and King Solomon Placer with water rights and certificates of appropriation. Sale terms require cash payment with ten percent of purchase price as due.
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