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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 12, 1921

Page

8

Tattersall's ads and local visitors fill Dillon page

Local notices list Scot Destroyer at Tattersall's and various visitors and shoppers in Dillon. Entries mention Melrose, Butte, Armstead, Bannack, Twin Bridges, and Sheridan, with businesses including Tattersall's carpets sewing machines and Home grown Flowers for Dillon Greenhouses. Multiple residents travel, shop, or dine, and ads promote supplies, lodging, and services nearby.

Tattersall’s Orpha Baker Bannack Dillon Greenhouses

Demand the Best Lemhi Creamery Butter

Advertisement from Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho promoting Lemhi Creamery butter made from Jersey cream and churned three times weekly. It claims constant fresh supply through dealers and offers to mail supply if stock runs out to ensure every family has fresh churned butter.

Jersey Dillon Salmon Creamery Idaho

Great Waste From Rust Warns Of Metal Deterioration

The article declares rust as the greatest waste, estimating Britain loses £32,000,000 yearly. It explains rust forms from metal oxidation in moist air, notes aluminum and gold rust behavior, and lists preventives such as varnish spirits turpentine mix and tinware treatment with lard baked in a hot oven.

Great Britain London

Mosquito Nets Not Modern Invention Say Historian Hehtz

Col Sir Patrick Hehtz notes mosquito nets have ancient roots. He cites Herodotus and Roman writers like Horace and Propertius, who described nets used by Egyptians and soldiers to ward off mosquitoes, with conopeum as the term.

Patrick Hehtz India Herodotus Varro Horace Juvenal Propertius Paulus Silentarius

Albatross Collision Disrupts Steamer in Australian Waters

An albatross struck a vessel at ten knots, lifting the forward rudder trigger and freeing the rudder. The steamer veered off course, engines stopped, and a whistle for help sounded. The rudder was secured after five minutes, later found damaged, and the ship sent for repairs. The bird measured ten feet across its wings. The skipper initially mistook it for a newspaper sheet. The bird narrowly missed the wheelhouse.

St Elmo’s Fire A Sign at Sea In Storms

The article explains St Elmo’s fire, a masthead light seen during storms, often with a hissing sound. It describes its electrical origins and notes Greek myth and the medieval Saint Elmo as an invoked protector for sailors amid tempests.

Castor Pollux St. Elmo St. Peter Gonzales Mediterranean

Roman day divided into twelve hours and watches

The passage explains Roman time: day split into twelve hours with variable length by season, starting at sunrise and ending at sunset. Night is four watches. Caesar's Britannic crossing notes use terms like third watch and fourth hour to indicate times, with events through the ninth hour and onward.

Julius Caesar Britain Port Dover

No Army Dead March At Soldier Funerals

The cemeterial division of the war department says there is no official funeral march. When relatives do not request specific selections, various suitable tunes are played with taps as the sole regulation.

War Department

Sheriff Sale Notice in Beaverhead County Montana

Vermont Loan And Trust Company sues Flora Holden Norman Holden State Bank of Dillon Security State Bank of Dillon and Emma Worth Powell. To be sold August 5 1921 at 2 PM at courthouse front door Dillon Montana the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter and other described parcels totaling 240 acres. Cash terms. Sheriff D F Mooney Beaverhead County. By W D Ross undersheriff. 29 32

Vermont Loan and Trust Company Flora P. Holden Norman FE. Holden State Bank of Dillon L. Worth Security Emma Worth Powell Emma Worth Christopher L. Worth C.L. Worth Court House Dillon Beaverhead Montana Range Montana Meridian D. F. Mooney Beaverhead County W. D. Ross

Notice to Creditors Estate of Lee Kennison

Estate of Lee Kennison deceased seeks creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be filed with the administrator at the law office of Roy S. Stephenson in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. GEO. T. BANKS deceased dated Dillon Montana July 19 1921.

Lee Kennison Roy S. Stephenson Dillon Montana Beaverhead Geo. T. Banks

Alias summons in Montana court for 119.55 debt

In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court issues an alias summons against Fritz Thonen defendant to answer a complaint seeking 119.55 for money loaned and for board and lodging furnished. If not answered within twenty days default judgment will be entered. Clerk W KE Stephenson notes this on July 27 1921. Pease Stephenson Dillon Montana represents the plaintiff.

Fritz Thonen State of Montana W. KE. Stephenson Pease & Stephenson Dillon

Notice to Creditors Estate of James Hamilton Deceased

Notice to creditors of James C Hamilton deceased. Administrator Gho T Banks asks all claimants to present vouchers within four months after first publication to Roy S Stephenson law office Dillon Montana for the Beaverhead County estate. Dated Dillon Montana July 26, 1921.

Notice of Water Appropriation from Adjudicated Fry Pan Creek

Frank S Hoff man and Jessie B Hoffman have appropriated water for irrigation from Fry Pan Creek tributary to Trail Creek in Beaverhead County Montana. They petitioned the District Court for engineer survey. an engineer has filed a report. Hoff man claimed 328 inches and Holt man 524 inches from the stream. Dated July 1 192. Clerk W E Stephenson. 80 32

Frank S. Hoffman Jessie Be. Hoffman Fry Pan Creek Trail Creek Horse Prairie Creek Beaverhead County Montana Nid District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead Lee Mont R. C Jessie B. Holtman W. E. Stephenson

Order to Show Cause for Sale of Real Estate in Hamilton Estate

In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders all interested parties to appear on September 10, 1921 to show cause why an order to sell the real estate of James C. Hamilton should not be granted. The estate’s property includes lots 4 and 5 of Evergreen Farm Lots with improvements and water rights and the NW quarter of Section 36, Township 9 South Range 15 West Meridian, totaling 160 acres. The case is before Judge Jos. C. Smith. First publication August 12, 1921.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead James C. Hamilton Geo. T. Banks District Court Dillon Beaverhead County Dillon Tribune Meridian Jos. C. Smith

Tax Deed Application Notice for Lima Land in Beaverhead County

L. M. Anderson will apply to the Beaverhead County Treasurer on September 14, 1921 for a tax deed to a tract in Slider's Subdivision Plate Lima Montana fronting 161 feet on Second Street 360 feet on Bailey Street and 45 feet on Third Street. Amount due 47.29 dated August 12 1921.

Beaverhead County Montana Slider's Lima Second Street Bailey Street Third Street L. M. Anderson

Christian Science Society Dillon Service Schedule

Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St invites services Sunday at 11 a m with the subject Soul Sunday School at 9 45 a m Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p m all on the Dillon block setting lay out and time of weekly events.

Christian Science Society Christian Science Society of Dillon Yeaman Block E. Center St

Reverend Edward Smith to Return for Services

Reverend Edward Smith of the Methodist church returns from a Pacific coast vacation Saturday August 18. He will conduct morning and evening services Sunday August 14.

Edward, Smith The Methodist Church Pacific Coast

Mary Bourke praises Foley Kidney Pills for back relief

A San Francisco woman testifies that Foley Kidney Pills eased her backache, claiming she is glad to be rid of the pain. The ad promotes the product as offering relief and notes it is sold everywhere. The column also includes light quips about a skeptic Scot and humorous asides from Mrs Chesterton on swimwear.

Mary Bourke N. Allister St San Francisco Calif Gilbert K. Chesterton Florida

Foley’s Honey and Tar Ad Claims Cough Relief

A 77 year old reader reports Foley’s Honey and Tar giving satisfactory results for a severe cough. The ad promotes the product as good for hay fever asthma and summer colds and notes it is sold everywhere.

YM. Daman, Co Kans Foley

What Next An Irishman in Hospital Visits Friends

An Irish visitor in a hospital asks patients their reasons for admission. One man has tonsillitis needing tonsillectomy, another has arm blood poisoning with possible amputation. Pat recoils, fearing a cold in the head means he should leave.

Pat

If They Could Stop and Rest Kidney Pills Ad

Advertising copy touts Foley Kidney Pills as a remedy to support kidney and bladder function. It claims pills restore normal action, act promptly, and provide tonic effect, urging purchase at all outlets.

Bootlegging Rumors Hit Indianapolis Street News Stands

An Indianapolis resident sought his weekly magazine at a sidewalk stand but was told police restricted sales to newspapers only. Drug stores and hotel stands resisted the bootlegger market, leaving one corner stand as the lone source for magazines.

Indianapolis

Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Note

Foley Cathartic Tablets are gentle in action and relieve indigestion symptoms including headache biliousness bloating sour stomach gas and coated tongue. One dose at night promises feeling better in the morning with no griping or after effects. Sold everywhere.

Foley

Quickest Route to Hospital Cited in Traffic Chat

A pedestrian asks an officer for fast hospital access and is told to cross at a corner, predicting about fifteen minutes to reach medical care. The exchange appears in a humorous Amsterdam humor collection.

Amsterdam de Notengraker

Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement Ad From Greensburg Reader

Mrs. John W. True of Greensburg Pennsylvania writes Foley Kidney Pills keep kidneys and bladder healthy and aid children especially for bed wetting. Sold everywhere.

John W. True D. No Greensburg

Enriching the Language: Soldier Vernacular in Print

The Boston Transcript notes the Luray Herald quotes a soldier’s remark on French loanwords entering American speech. Expressions like bean tote and fox paws are mentioned as examples of evolving language through wartime contact.

The Luray Herald Jenny Boston

Foley's Honey and Tar Heals Hay Fever at Home

Not necessary to travel. Sufferers can find relief at home with Foley's Honey and Tar. It coats irritated membranes, eases choking, aids restful sleep, and is sold everywhere.

Foley

Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Ad

Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co announces prompt abstracts from complete plant details. Frank Hazlebaker, president, Dillon. Mont. Adv.9n.

Southern Montana Frank Hazlebaker Pres Dillon Mont

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dillon News Briefs Adv Jack Smith Melrose Peter J. Peterson Butte Noah Allen Apex Hazelbaker William Lacey Robert Gordon Small Son Armstead Tattersall’s. Adv Lena Fassler of Miss Bertha Huber William Dunn, Sr John Gelhaus Sheridan Twin Bridges Mrs. Henry Thompson of Kidd Huber Eugene Free Blaine Ura Sapp Mary Gist Anaconda Charles W. Butler Miles City J. C Smith R. R. Rathbone Rhett Col Alf Decker Laura’ T. Scott P. T. Scott Addie R. Baldwin California Dr. Best Dorothy Thomas Tribune Mary Gelhaus Pacific Street Robert Bidstrup Marguerite Cushing Walla Walla Wash Glendale W. M. Teers R. M. Cosgrove Elkhorn Star Brand Lux Alias Hifth County of David Law James Tamilton James C. Tamilton Gho T. Banks Crane’s Linen Lawn Caton’s Highland Linen Tribune Book Store Dillon, Montana Kirk David Ottor Burke Auto Transfer Company E. A. Burke Propr E. H Brundage's
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