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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1929
Page
3
Monida visitor J. Smith in Dillon. many residents travel for work and school. Tops Market lambs: Mike Lauterbach sold lambs to Cash Meat Market at 10 dollars per head. Lauterbach’s alfalfa crops and small flock yield twins, 12 to 14 pound fleeces, lambs averaging 92 pounds.
Neighbors in Grasmere New Hampshire wonder about the medicine Mrs. Arthur De Mulle uses. She says it is not a secret but common sense and credits Foley's Pills for fifteen years of kidney trouble relief. For sale by Geo. M. Gosman.
Montana and neighboring western states along with Canada faced a poor wheat and grain season due to late cold spring and hot dry late summer. Despite lower output, prices are expected to rise with forecasts for wheat around $2.00.
Advert says Baalmann's Gas Tablets permanently relieve stomach and bowels gas. It claims elimination of gnawing stomach pain anxiousness, palpitations, drowsiness after meals, and bloating. Promotes easier breathing and warmth in limbs. Sold in yellow package at drug stores. CITY. DRUG CO. stocked.
The group posted a record 42 319 miles in July 1929 with perfect on schedule time. An average speed of 103 miles per hour marked the performance.
About 100 stockmen from across Montana protested proposed increases in sheep and cattle valuations at a Helena hearing. State officials and Beaverhead representatives noted widespread short feed crops and a harsh winter would push hay costs up, lowering overall livestock values.
J. W. Brick Breeden, former Bobcat star in football and basketball, has arrived to lead Beaverhead County high school athletics. He plans to gather football players for preliminary training before the September 9 school opening.
Mr and Mrs William Leimert of Miles City arrived Saturday afternoon to visit Mrs Smith and her husband Edward. They plan to tour Anaconda Great Falls and other Montana cities then return home. Leimert serves as secretary at the state reformatory and is checking on boys paroled from the institution.
A $1000 reward is offered for evidence leading to convictions of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef on the Big Hole, Horse Prairie, Grasshopper, Centennial, Red Rock, or Black Tail ranges. Report evidence to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stock Inspector D. V. Erwin.
National Air Transport reports July eastbound air mail and express flights from Chicago to New York averaged under schedule. Ninety five night flights averaged seven hours 43 minutes, while day flights averaged seven hours 10 minutes, aided by radio and beam guidance across the Alleghenies.
Six men charged with burgling Ermont mine buildings west of town and stealing William Corbett property pleaded guilty in justice court Saturday and received four months in county jail. The July 29 robbery, solved with arrests at Big Hole basin ranches, saw most items recovered. Implicated were Slim Pickering, Ben Judd, C N Larson, Philip Martin, Sam Riley and Ace Riley.
The guidance suggests waxing and polishing floors once a month to maintain the best condition with minimal effort. Dusting in between keeps them immaculate, requiring only light maintenance most of the time.
Henry Jackson pleaded guilty in district court to robbing a freight train caboose. Judge H. G. Rodgers sentenced him to 18 months in the state penitentiary. He remarked as he was led to his cell that the judge wasn’t very hard.
The Midland Empire Fair opens in Midland drawing crowds for livestock shows exhibits and rides. Local organizers expect strong participation from families and 4-H clubs as vendors report brisk sales and visitors explore farm products and crafts.
In Billings Montana from Sept 2 to 6 the Northern Pacific offers a fare and one third round trip within 150 miles of Billings and a single fare round trip for farther points. Tickets go on sale Aug 31 to Sept 6 with return by Sept 9. E E Nelson notes passenger traffic management announced today.
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