Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Visitors and Ads
A Dillon column lists Melrose and Lima visitors, Tattersall's ads for carpets and sewing machines, and local notices. Residents like Mrs. Fred Huber and Mrs. Anna Kellum Robison are noted, with travel to Yellowstone and Butte. Also mentions Dr. Rathbone’s dental trip, rental rooms, and Beaverhead Alberta Oil activity.
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Leon R. Foote
Butte
Dillon and
Armstead
Tattersall’s
Demand the Best Butter from Lemhi Creamery
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho urges Dillon shoppers to seek its fresh churned butter. It is produced three times weekly from Jersey cream and shipped to local grocers, with mail notification to ensure prompt availability if stock runs out.
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Jersey
Dillon
Salmon
Idaho
Appointed hour of reckoning ends in swift mercy
Bryce Talbot saves a woman's life at a street crossing and is wounded while shielding her. He confronts a $10,000 blackmail tied to an Isaacs family mortgage. The pawnbroker learns the truth, the life of the woman is spared, and the death contract is destroyed as the old man cancels the claim.
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Bryce Talbot
Talbot
Bertha Clare
Toujourg_ta mort
Tam Bryce Talbot
Samuel Isaacs
Isaacs
Bryce’ Talbot
Isaaca
Jacob Meyer
Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract for Week Ending Aug 21 1921
Week’s transfers include Elmer A. Thayer acquiring 160 acres in upper Big Hole basin and then conveying the same to John Peterson for $10.00. Also Rife to Emanuel Webster for a lot in Dillon for $10.00. A right of way across a homestead in Wise River to Boston Montana Corp for $1.00. Mining deed from George B. Conway to H A Stone for Mineralogist lode in Bryant district for $1.00. Various filings include Wood Live Stock Company incorporation and related appointment of John T Poole as resident agent with secretary of state's authority.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
Montana
Beaverhead
James
Hamilton
Geo. T. Banks
Janes C. Samilton
Dillon
Dillon Tribune
Evergreen
Range
Montana Meridian
Beaverlead County
Jos
Katrina Ribich
State of
Joseph Ribich
Augustin
1922
W. J. Stephenson
Ida M. Stephenson
Elmer A. Thayer
Upper Big Hole Basin
John Peterson
Emanuel T. Webster
Rife
Reeder Street
W. Edwards
Boston-Montana Corporation
Homestead
Wise River
George B. Conway
H. A. Stone
Lode
Bryant Mining
Ly Agnes Bernstein
Leonard Kibel
William Bernstein
Wood Live Stock Company
John T. Poole
Secretary of State
Southern Montana Abstract & Title Company
Divorce Twist in a Rainy Day Card Game
In a witty exchange the speaker notes a recent divorce and recalls a suitor who casually asked for a partner’s band. The repartee suggests the proposal ended as a misdeal with humorous banter about fate and relationships.
Taken Husband Returns to Old Flaws in Portrait
A compact reminiscence centers on Edith and her spouse as the narrator reflects on her claim she made “another man” of him. The tone hints at regret and social judgment, tracing how marriage reshapes a man’s character.
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Edith
A Weighty Matter Graduation Theme Report
A lighthearted exchange notes that three dressmakers are at the house working on a graduation theme. The dialogue highlights domestic activity and family preparation.
A Few Grins and Retail Quips from Readers
A San Francisco reader Mary Bourke praises Foley Kidney Pills for relieving backache in a testimonial the ad notes as helping with persistent pain. The ad claims the pills are sold everywhere. In a separate Cincinnati Enquirer cartoon dialogue a playful exchange shows a husband and wife planning a chat during a smoke.
Lantern request sparks old fashioned courtship tale
A miser chides a hired man for wanting to carry a lantern when calling on his girl. The man counters that courtin went in the dark, then fills the lantern and quips about the outcome. This New York Daily News anecdote captures blunt rural humor.
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New York Daily News
77 Year Old Soldier Praises Foley’s Honey and Tar
F M Daman of Co I National Military Home Kansas reports immediate relief from a severe cough after using Foley's Honey and Tar. He notes his age will be 77 on August 5 and recommends the remedy for hay fever asthma irritating coughs and summer colds.
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F. M. Daman, Co. I
National Military Home
Kans
Foley
Three Tragedies in a Man's Life, From a Boston Transcript
A humorous quote lists three life tragedies for men these are aging out of Lord Fauntleroy curls with a mother's whim, wedlock after high school beats rice yet leaves him living, and the indignity of his swimsuit shape.
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Lord Fauntleroy
Mama
Beatrice
Boston Transcript
Bishop Bratton Dinner Exchange With Millionaire
A Detroit Free Press anecdote describes Bishop Bratton at a Jackson dinner being teased by a millionaire who says he never attends church due to hypocrisy. The bishop replies with a gracious, humorous line about room for one more.
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Bishop Bratton
Jackson
Bishop
Detroit Free Press
Foley's Honey and Tar Relieves Hay Fever At Home
The season brings hay fever and asthma sufferers seeking relief at health resorts. At home Foley's Honey and Tar offers soothing coating for irritated membranes, easing choking and gasping and aiding restful sleep. Sold everywhere.
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Foley
Foley Cathartic Tablets Advertisement Claims
Foley Cathartic Tablets are gentle in action and promise relief from sick headache biliousness bloating sour stomach gas and indigestion. They claim no gripe and no after effects and are sold everywhere as an overnight remedy.
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Foley
Lawyer Probes Defendant and Wife Quarrel Testimony
A courtroom exchange has a lawyer questioning a witness about hearing a quarrel between the defendant and his wife. The witness ambiguously says the defendant appeared to be listening, prompting attention to the defendant’s conduct during the incident.
Foley Kidney Pills Endorsement Advertisement
A testimonial ad proclaims Foley Kidney Pills keep kidneys and bladder healthy, noting usefulness for children including bedwetting. Mrs. John W. True of Greensburg Pennsylvania endorses the product and says it is recommended for anyone troubled. Sold everywhere.
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John W. True
Greensburg
So Would She Hat Mystery In Morning Exchange
A husband greets the morning with demand for his missing hat while his wife calmly notes he arrived hatless last night. The brief exchange centers on a vanished hat and household disarray.
If They Could Stop and Rest Kidney Pills Ad
Advertisement touts Foley Kidney Pills as a tonic aiding kidneys and bladder, restoring regular action and removing the cause of trouble. Claims prompt action and tonic effect and notes availability everywhere.
Cave men tamed by cave women in real life, film talk
A light jab at movie stereotypes notes that in real life cave men are kept in check by cave women, contrasting cinematic fantasy with everyday relationships. The quip implies women as the stabilizing force behind rugged personas.
Home vacationists in the majority and happy
The text states that home vacationists will always be in the majority and happiest, implying contentment tied to staying home rather than traveling. No additional names or concrete details are provided.
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Hill’s Bros
Blue Can Coffee
Walter Baker
Dillon News Briefs
Adv
P. J. Connor
Melrose
Fred Huber
Anna Kellum Robison
Lima
Hazelbaker
Frank Bassett
Yellowstone National Park
Albert Smith
Point of Rocks
Dillon Greenhouses
Arthur Graeter
Harry Gimble
Jas. Kirkpatrick, Dillon
Jontana
R. R. Rathbone
Milwaukee
Lemhi County
Pacific Street
Glendale
W. M. Teers
Joseph Gelhaus
Catherine, Mary
Ruth Gelhaus
Center Street
Kima Schultz
Twin Bridges
Dr. Best
Metlen
Olmsted-Stevenson’s
T. A. Grigg
Beaverhead-Alberta Oil Company
John Taylor
Frederick Clarke
Western Newspaper Union
The
Beaverhead Abstract Company
Crane’s Linen Laton
Caton’s Highland Linen
Tribune Book Store
Dillon, Montana
Mary Bourke
N. Allister St
San Francisco
Calif
Jim
Cincinnati Enquirer
Would She
Burke Auto Transfer Company
E. A. Burke
B. H. Brundages
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