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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1913
Page
5
Local brief items show residents visiting Dillon from Grant Virginia City Lima and Brenner. Beaverhead Brewery promotes Pilsener with ads while Dr. Rathbone relocates above Dillon Bakery. A senior class play and community notices fill out the Beaverhead county scene with property moves and local business promotions.
The Friday event at the assembly hall attracted a large crowd. Maurice Mosher won first prize with Night Brings Out the Stars for his well written oration. Wilhelmina Kramer took second with The Point of View and Irma Stone earned third for her portrayal of Mexican struggles. Explanations of the extemporaneous segment show Mosher and Miss Burke tied for top honors by judges.
Health ad touts Electric Bitters as best stomach and kidney medicine. It cites H T Alston of Raleigh reporting improved kidney and liver function after starting the remedy. Druggist Potts endorses it as a 50 cent to 1 dollar product.
A rough draft in Washington proposes the federal credit for state road bonds totaling one billion dollars. The plan would have the federal government pay half maintenance and supervise construction, with a 1 percent sinking fund. States would swap four percent bonds for three percent federally issued bonds to the public, based on land value population and road stock.
Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa claims relief from rheumatism after two years of pain. He says he began using Chamberlains Liniment five years ago and was well in two months and has not suffered since. For sale by all dealers Adv 1 mo.
The ad urges property owners to prevent decay by using good paint and warns winter and spring weather can wear surfaces. It promotes Devoe Paint as the safe name for all exterior and interior painting needs.
The article profiles Captain Roald Amundsen praising his pole achievements and critiquing Dr. Cook and Peary. It recounts Fram’s 1910 11 voyage records, depots, extreme cold, and the South Pole flag ceremony. It notes Amundsen’s plans for 1914 Arctic exploration with a focus on planes and dogs.
A brief note advises careful budgeting when buying paints brushes and linseed oil. It highlights cost savings through smart choices in materials and suppliers.
Property deeds show Carl J Johnson transferring 160 acres near Wisdom in the Big Hole basin for 10 dollars to John P son. Charles M Swanson deeds 240 acres near Wisdom for 5 dollars to John Peterson. Julia Selway sells one lot on north Washington street for 5 dollars to Milton A Elliott. John W Russell transfers two Barnett's addition lots for 10 dollars to Milton A Elliot. Joseph G Bedard sells one lot in Deweys flat for 100 dollars to George H Steele. Mrs Maggie J Nelson sells four Lima lots for 1 dollar to A F Waldorf. Minnie Bechrer sells 153.49 acres near Glenn to Beehrer Land and Livestock for 2 dollars. Gottlob Beehrer returns 153.49 acres near Glenn to Minnie Beehrer for 2 dollars.
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