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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1928
Page
3
Marius Rasmussen and family visited Butte last weekend. Freshman Carl Noyes spent Thanksgiving in Dillon with friends and returned to Missoula Sunday.
D.R. Taylor from Argenta and several visitors including Harry Lapham of Jackson and J.E.M. Martinell of Dell were seen in Dillon this week. Others such as Tom Craver from Anaconda area and Frank Esterwald of Grant conducted business in town. Mr. and Mrs. William Sweeney, Hugh Anderson and families joined Thanksgiving activities around nearby ranches and Sheridan visits.
H. H. Bramsman accepts circulation management in Dillon for the Montana Standard. Early Christmas shoppers Mr. and Mrs. George Clemon of Jackson were guests at the Andrus last Monday. Ranchman Clark Anderson leaves for Cambridge Ohio to visit relatives. I. F. Hunsaker bought 500 ewes from Poindexter and Orr and winters them near Bond with 175 fat hogs. Birth announced of a son to Mr. and Mrs. Farnum Mayo in Missoula. Mrs. Mayo formerly Ella Telin of Beaverhead county high school. Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Emerick, now in Birney, visit Dillon as Mr. Emerick recovers from fall injuries.
Mr and Mrs Charles Wilson expect to leave next month for an extended trip to South America. They will visit Argentina and not return to Dillon until early spring. Wilson is noted as a leading Beaverhead County cattleman seeking to learn how Argentina handles large cattle herds with Montana foremen.
A sand dab a reddish brown turb ot Alppoglossoides platessoides from deep North Atlantic waters is useful for food and commonly taken on coasts of Great Britain and Scandinavia and from Maine to Greenland. Two other species live in the North Pacific.
A legal distinction explains flotsam or floatsam as derelict goods floating at sea and jetsam as goods thrown overboard which sink and remain underwater. The distinction clarifies how each item is treated under maritime law and salvage rights.
A reader from Lindside West Virginia praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as the best cough and cold remedy, claiming a severe cough disappeared after less than half a bottle. The product is sold by Geo M. Gosman, successor to Potts.
The Ford engine uses a simple oil system with one moving part the oil pump. The five quart oil pan contents pass through the pump twice per mile at 30 mph. Change oil every 500 miles and keep the indicator rod above low. See your Ford dealer for regular thorough lubrication at a fair price.
Travelers Cheques were invented to aid strangers traveling in unfamiliar towns. The bank offers American Express Travelers Cheques as a convenient secure way to finance trips, with universal acceptance and loss or theft protection through signing and countersigning. Denominations include 75 cents per $100.
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