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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1923
Page
8
The Beaverhead Abstract Company reports weekly title book entries for the week ending July 28 1923. Records include recorded transfers expenditures and preliminary abstracts filed in county records with notations of grantor grantee and parcel identifiers.
A list of warranty deeds and patents transfers including Emma Ward to Peyre Bros for 440 acres near Bedrock and Philip Jones to L Lee Jones for 440 in Centennial valley. Also U S grants to Uppgren and Geiger along Sage Creek valley and Armstead, plus a Shoofly Group notice in Pioneer district above Wisdom.
A kitchen cabinet prize challenge at Graeter Grocery Co invites participants to bring their keys for a chance to win. The event emphasizes locating the proper key to access the cabinet.
An advertisement touts simple glycerine buckthorn bark and Adelrika as a remedy that supposedly guards against appendicitis. It asserts Adlerika cleanses both upper and lower bowel, removes gases and poisons, and relieves stomach gas in ten minutes. Potts the druggist endorses the claim.
A collage of notices from Dillon locals includes visits by Rex George of Jackson and Stephan Kambich Reichle, business trips by J E Britton and Enoch Young, and residents from Armstead Helena and Butte. Ranchers, sales ads, and hotel registrations fill the week with community activity and commerce.
A Michigan manufacturer sent a circular to Dillon merchants urging towns to grow by improving quality and livability. The letter counsels supporting worthy local business and focusing on making the town a better place to live and work. It argues outward growth will follow when outsiders see benefits of staying inside.
In Helena the Montana Veterinary association wrapped up its annual convention electing Dr. W. C. Orr of Dillon as president and Dr. H. F. Wilkins of Lewistown as vice president with Dr. Hedleigh Marsh of Helena named secretary-treasurer. Helena will host the 1924 gathering, and an outing is planned for tomorrow.
China will be represented by a field member at the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday August 5. The ten oclock Sunday school hour will be observed and at eleven oclock Dr Elwin C Parlin of China will occupy the pulpit. At eight o clock the Mnorth League opens with a service that closes with a public sermon.
Miss Mina Bennett of the Normal college music department and Helena public schools directs a special program at the Presbyterian church next Sunday evening at 8 o clock. You are invited.
Sabbath school at 10 with Mr Cluley as superintendent and morning worship at 11 featuring a sermon The Child This service includes child baptism A special eight o clock musical program directed by Miss Mina Bennett of the Normal college Also noted are business visitors George Melton John Sommers and James Dodd and local shoppers Mrs Doak and Mrs Gelhaus in Butte Tuesday
Mrs A Faust of Knoxville Mississippi says a doctor diagnosed kidney trouble and bladder trouble but Foley's Kidney Pills gave relief and stopped her nightly bad habit. Potts the druggist advertises the medicine for quick relief from kidney and bladder problems.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Axe and guests Mr and Mrs Sam Lamborny traveled to Sheridan on Saturday and stayed several days with Mrs Axe’s parents Mr and Mrs Lewis Bullerdick.
Carl R. Gray states that since March 31, 1920 no government guarantee has existed for railroad earnings. The fair return was set at 6 percent to 1922 then trimmed to 5.75 percent by the ICC. Gray argues the law does not guarantee earnings and would imply a large deficit if it did. He notes earnings since 1928 exceed prior years but lag the Commission's reasonable return. The piece also notes the Yucatan crop henequin with machete cleared fields and no plowing.
Ancient Greeks observed attracting stones near Magnesia in Lydia with iron and each other through an invisible force. The term magnet derives from Magnesia, the region of initial discovery.
Gertrude Barnes seeks help locating two relatives after Clifford Morney was killed when Northern Pacific No 41 wrecked near Whitehall Montana on July 11. Rays Morney and Tom Jackson remain missing and clues to their whereabouts are requested.
A patient describes long stomach trouble resolved by Mayr's Wonderful Remedy after years of doctor visits and costs. The ad claims the product clears catarrhal mucus and inflammation causing most stomach liver and intestinal ailments and promises a money back guarantee after one dose. Potts and other druggists carry it.
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