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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1926
Page
4
The Lond than Tribune notes Friday publication led by Tom D. Caverly as advertising representative for the American Press Association. The item highlights weekly distribution under Foreign Advertising.
Cyril E. Smelt and Gottloib Sohner were admitted as U.S. citizens Thursday morning under a special act admitting alien veterans of World War I. Dell L. Sullivan, Denver naturalization bureau representative, attended and Judge Lyman H. Bennett presided.
Dillon camp Modern Woodmen of America elects officers for the year including Venerable consul D. N. Paris worthy advisor M. A. Brown banker J. F. Kerr clerk J. B. Mayfield escort R. J. Stanfield watchman William Jacobson and sentry Lester Bourquin. Also ad notices for Tribune Book Store paper and land range rental by James Kirkpatrick in Dillon.
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound stops coughing quickly without opiates or chloroform. It blends Pine Tar with honey to ease throat irritations, bronchial and flu coughs, croup, and night coughs, marketed by Potts the Druggist.
A damaged text fragment references the Dillon post office and mail matter designation as second class mail.
A Christmas box by the American Legion Auxiliary will collect books ties gloves and clothing for needy city residents. A dance at City Hall Saturday evening Dec 18 hosted by the Dillon camp of Modern Woodmen raises funds for baskets or clothing distributions with Pegram's Harmony orchestra providing music.
W C Bill Updegraff completed a deal Monday to become sole owner of the Blue Bird Service station in Dillon by purchasing the interests of partner John Korn of Butte. He has managed the plant since its installation and will continue offering the same service focused operation. The Blue Bird features a modern plant with large storage tanks north of the city.
The remains of Michael Armstrong who died Sunday at the Barret hospital after a brief illness were sent to his old home in Lawrence Massachusetts for interment. He had lived in this area about ten years and was around 45. He had worked at the Gilbert Livestock company’s ranch near Alder. A distant note mentions a monument in Luenberg Germany about a pig and a salt mine discovery.
Mr and Mrs Amos Elliott entertained the Monday Evening Pinochle club at their South Atlantic street home last Monday. Dainty refreshments were served after an evening of cards.
Miss Hazel Poole and Miss Kate Poole will host the Past Noble Grand club of the Rebekah lodge at Miss Conger's home on Railroad avenue on Friday afternoon of this week.
A baby boy was left at the Lynn Nye home in the Centennial valley on November 27. The Nye family now resides near Monida after living near Lakeview, both long-time valley residents.
Mrs Anna Carter Mrs Florence Backus Mrs Monte Mathews and the Misses Georgia and Bertie Mathews were hostesses on Thursday at the home of Mrs J K Holtz. Two more similar affairs will be held Friday and Saturday evenings to complete the series.
Mr. and Mrs. John S. Baker celebrated their forty seventh anniversary last Sunday with visits from friends at their home. Mr. Baker has served as county clerk and recorder for over 22 years.
In 1924 and 1925 Mrs Steere the primary supervisor was wed on November 24 in San Diego California to W G Bickelhaupt of Aberdeen South Dakota. He is president of the Dakota Central Telephone company. The marriage will greatly interest Mrs Steere's friends here.
Former Dillon resident Arthur Guenther, formerly active in local ranching, marries Hazel Victoria Burke on November 24 in Portland Oregon. The couple will reside in Portland with Guenther well known in the Dillon area.
A baby boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lively on December 3.
A detailed look at livestock commission merchants explains their unique role and expertise. The piece notes 1925 cash of 542 million dollars at the Chicago Union Stock Yards for 16 million head of cattle hogs and sheep and emphasizes the merchant's responsibility to appraise each animal determine intrinsic value and navigate market competition to secure fair returns for clients.
Douglas Thomas, son of Mr and Mrs C P Thomas of this city, was a member of Sheridan s orchestra of Missoula who presented a program over the Missoula radio station Thursday night December 9. Douglas is an accomplished musician and his music has been enjoyed here many times.
A detailed account explains how livestock brokers, railroads, and commission firms coordinate shipments to Chicago yards. Receipts are evenly distributed across market days, enabling efficient unloading, feeding, sorting, and display. Railroads collect substantial freight for stock deliveries while operations extend into late hours during busy runs. Also noted is a Roman-era gold mine near Cairo, Wales.
The trapdoor spider creates a burrow where the door seals shut by gravity as it enters or exits. This design allows rapid, automatic closure, reducing exposure to predators and maintaining humidity inside.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough will conduct a professional visit at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Tuesday December 14. Those seeking relief from head aches dizziness and eye defects should consult him on that date.
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