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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
6
Centennial Valley records slow snow melt, cattle drive activity, and widespread illness. Families including Twitchells Hanson Beckoning to Idaho, while local ranchers plan cattle purchases and moves. Frank Sparrow re elected school trustee as community notes reflect travel and health updates.
A brief comic exchange recounts a husband arriving late after meeting Smithson and hearing about his stomach trouble. The wife questions the delay, and the husband explains the stomach tale led to the tardy return. Chamberlain's Tablets are mentioned as the remedy.
Waterloo reports the Loomont post office to be established near the railroad crossing north of the old Waterloo siding. Postmaster C. C. Farr plans a two story 24 by 50 building with lower post office and merchandise space and upper hall. Local residents cheer Loomont’s growth amid agricultural activity and nearby visits.
Fay H. Curtis visited Whitehall on Monday. Mesdames Kirby and Harbison were Silver Star visitors on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Ora C. Dillman of Whitehall spent Sunday at Valley Springs ranch hosted by Mr and Mrs Joy Foster. John Walbert of Willow Creek attended to business here Sunday and Monday. Mrs H J Wilhelm traded with Piedmont merchants on Wednesday.
April events include visits of Hermina Redhsick Irma Daub and others to Miss Theresa Reichle with a large dance at Mother Reichle's. A new Adolph Reichle house nears occupancy and a nine pound baby joins Mr and Mrs Polish. The First National Bank Dillon reports April 18 1912 assets and liabilities with reserves and deposits detailed.
Advertisement notes a five room furnished house for rent with inquiry at L. J. Price's office. Also offered are pure standard bred Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for setting with call to Mrs. Wm. Ambrose opposite Normal. 15-2.
C L Parsons secretary treasurer of the Ward Drug Co in Pasadena endorses Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as an efficient non narcotic expectorant. He notes it relieves colds without nauseating effects and is safe for children according to Potts the druggist.
Miss Goldie Robinson of Leadore spent Saturday and Sunday in Armstead. Mrs Donovan returned home to Butte after three weeks at their ranch above Grant. Mrs E H Brunner, visiting Redland California, returned to Armstead. Will Orr of Dillon drove to Bedrock and back. Colonel Decker went to Lima to assist the Water Users association with the Lima reservoir. Clair and Atters Scott hosted friends at Wild Rose ranch bachelor apartments. Bridge Club meeting followed by Clair Scott. Armstead baseballs holds a benefit event Saturday evening. Shepherd led an automobile party to the River ranch then to Dillon via Bannack.
Special grocery sale at Bond and Gray's Cash Store features dried peaches three pounds for a low price and assorted dried fruits and preserves. Also offered are Sunlit apple butter, Heinze apple butter, California figs and Muscatel, condensed milk, and a sugar deal for bulk purchases.
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