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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1918

Page

5

Seed loan applications tighten for spring planting in Montana

Great Falls reports only about a dozen seed grain loan applications received so far for spring planting. C W Warburton in charge of seed grain loans in the northwest says all spring wheat loan applications must be in the federal seed grain office by February 1. The aim is to avoid last minute rush and inform farmers early of aid prospects.

Great Falls Table Teton Counties C. W. Warburton Northwest Federal

Pioneers Passing in Deer Lodge Area

Mrs. L. Larsen died at her son's home on Peterson Creek Saturday. Born 1856 in southern Sweden she sailed from Denmark to the United States in 1860. She lived in Florence Nebraska before moving west to Utah with six oxen and later settled in Soda Springs Idaho and Alder Gulch before finally residing in Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge Larsen Albert Peterson Creek Sweden Jue Denmark United States New York Florence Neb Nebraska Utah Soda Springs Idaho Alder Gulch Deer

Be a Joy Walker Gots lt for Corns

Text fragment describes pain from corns and mentions remedies such as corn peeler and oils. It includes garbled phrases about reducing pain and quitting with possible. the readability is low and entities are minimal.

Sunflowers Versus Alfalfa Yields Measured in Valley Trials

Bitter Root valley farmer Clark Gray on one fifth of an acre raised 10 tons of sunflowers for ensilage this year, a rate of 50 tons per acre. Feeding experts say one acre of sunflowers equals 15 acres of alfalfa for stock food, with strong results from county agent supervised farmer demonstrations.

Hamilton Clark Gray

Few Escape Cold Remedies Noted For Winter Cough

The ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective for coughs and colds. It claims many families rely on it yearly for relief and advises following directions. Sold by City Drug Company.

Chamberlain City Drug Company Advm

Fort Hospital Use Authorized for Missoula Patients

The city of Missoula received authorization from Quartermaster General Benson in San Francisco to use Fort Missoula Hospital for influenza patients. The mayor announced the approval on Saturday.

Fort Hospital Missoula Fort Missoula Benson Western Department San Francisco

Chamberlains Cough Remedy Praised For Croup Relief

Mrs Edward Hassett of Frankfort reports rapid relief for croup with Chamberlains Cough Remedy. The preparation contains no opium or narcotics and can be given to children and adults. Sold by the City Drug company. Adv-lm.

Chamberlain Edward Hassett Frankfort City Drug Company Adv-lm

New Church Plans for $50,000 Norwegian Lutheran Church

Plans and specifications for a new $50,000 Norwegian Lutheran church have been received. Construction is scheduled to begin in August 1919.

Billings Norwegian Lutheran Church

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Envelope Offer

Advertisement urges readers to mail five cents to Foley & Co at 2835 Sheffield Ave Chicago for a trial package of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound and other products. The notice is signed Borgale by Potts, a druggist, and promises samples for coughs cold croup and related ailments.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Borgale Potts Advim

Matinee Passes Issued for Youth Mail Order Catalogs

At 4:30 in the afternoon the box office of the Sexton opened for youths under 16 who presented themselves with a mail order catalog. Mr Steege gave a free matinee pass. three hours after opening the box office was crowded with catalogs. All catalogs were accepted except those from seed houses.

Steege

Pioneer Gene Fort Benton Native M M Lockwood Dead in California

D G Lockwood reports his father M M Lockwood died at his California home at about 75. Civil war veteran wounded in battle and in several Indian fights in Montana. He lived in Bitter Root country, later in Fort Benton with his son, and came to Montana by steamboat in 1866.

Gene Fort Benton D. G. Lockwood M. M. Lockwood California Mr. Lockwood Montana Battle of Big Hole Bitter Root Tort Benton

Mrs Isley Praises Chamberlains Tablets For Stomach Ailments

In a letter from Litchfield NL Mrs D W Isley endorses Chamberlains Tablets as a quick and sure relief for stomach disorders and as a laxative. The advertisement notes the tablets help indigestion and constipation and are for sale at City Drug Company Adv 1m.

Dairymen's Meeting In Billings January 9 10

Notices announce the annual Montana dairy and factory men convention to be held in Billings on January 9 and 10. Organizers expect the influenza epidemic to have subsided enough to allow public attendance.

Dairymen’s Meeting Helena Montana Dairy and Factory Billings

Mrs L A Drinkard Reports Relief From Stomach Trouble

Mrs L A Drinkard of Jefferson City Missouri says Chamberlains Tablets eased stomach trouble quickly and improved her overall condition within a week. The product is sold by City Drug Company Advy-1m.

Chamberlain

Armory Plan Approved in Miles City Meeting

A $75,000 national guard armory memorial for Custer county men who served in the great war was approved by 20 Miles City business leaders. The project would be funded by a county tax levy and may seek a legislative authorizing law if needed.

Miles City National Guard Custer County

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Helps Bearsville Child

W Va merchant M T Davis reports a patron's small child seized by croup at midnight. The child received Foley's Honey and Tar Compound at his store and recovered by morning. Parents praise the remedy sold by Potts, the druggist.

Bearsville W. Va Croup Foley Potts

Compensation ruling denies Martha Willis death claim

In Butte the state industrial accident board denies Martha Willis compensation for her husband’s 1916 death at the Pilot Butte mine. The decision holds employers not liable for the temperamental acts of their employees.

Butte Martha Willis Nathan Brooks State Industrial Accident Board

Pain Kept Him Awake Nights

J. W. Peck of Coraopolis Pennsylvania reports severe pain preventing sleep. After trying three doctors he began Foley Kidney Pills three weeks ago and notes a remarkable improvement. Use Foley Kidney Pills for kidney and bladder trouble backache and rheumatism. Sold by Potts the druggist. Adv-1m.

J. W. Peck Coraopolis Potts

Mineral County Adopts School Nurse Plan

County commissioners acting as a board of health, after consulting with county superintendent Mrs Penglaise and school officials, decide to have a school nurse in Mineral County schools.

Superior Mineral County

Flu and Grip Remedy Praised by Benton Resident

A Benton Louisiana resident Mia M E Smith says a terrible cold with cough vanished after using Foley's Honey and Tar bought from the local druggist. The advertisement claims the remedy protects households during prevalent influenza grip coughs and colds with no Spretes.

Mia M. E. Smith Benton Foley

Steel ranges at Tattersalls highlight best values Adg 154

Readable catalog note shows steel ranges across many kinds with emphasis on value at Tattersall's ad reference 154. Names of makers and models not fully clear but focus remains on variety and price appeal for buyers.

Tattersall’s

Tragic influenza outbreak hits Montana-Dakota border ranch

A family on a Montana Dakota border ranch perished from influenza with the last child dying after transfer for treatment. The entire family appears starved while horses in the barn also starved and dehydrated.

Montana Line Dakota

Missoula Street Railway Delays Copper Pennies and Tickets

Missoula reports a delay in the arrival of ten and a half pennies and reels of tickets ordered for the street railway, preventing the six cent fare from taking effect on December 15 as planned. Patrons hope the shipments arrive after Christmas.

Missoula

Mile City Men Refused Red Cross Face Council

Two local businessmen who declined Red Cross membership will be cited before the council of defense. The issue arose at a meeting of business leaders organizing a memorial for Custer county soldiers, where Judge O’Hern urged driving the men from the city, a stance met with applause.

Miles City Red Cross Council of Defense Custer County O’hern

Woman's Statement Will Help Dillon

A testimonial claims that a bowel regimen using buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-i-ka relieves sour stomach gas and constipation by flushing the bowel. The ad asserts instant action and cites A Potts druggist with Adv-51 as the source.

A. Potts

Express Driver Gone in Billings

Miss Lillian Callahan, the first woman express wagon driver in Billings, dies of Spanish influenza contracted at work. She was among the first women to apply for a man's job during the labor scarcity caused by the draft and enlistments, known for her unionalls mackinaw hobnailed boots and cap.

Billings Lillian Callahan

Influenza Gets Old and Young Coughs Neglected

A health notice cites Mrs. Mary Kisby of Spokane Washington and a child case as example of flu easing with Foley's Honey and Tar. The testimonial emphasizes neglecting coughs from influenza across ages and urges prompt care.

Mary Kisby Princeton Ave Spokane Wash Foley la Grippe Potts

Fire destroys Monitor plant in Twin Bridges town

A fire last week wiped out the Madison County Monitor plant in Twin Bridges along with the American restaurant and J. P. Shea's law office. Several other buildings were damaged. Total loss estimated at 15000 dollars with little insurance coverage.

Monitor Madison County Monitor American J. P. Shea

Kidney pills restore health say Albany man

W. H. Brear of 63 Myrtle Ave Albany New York suffered weakness and rheumatic aches. He credits Foley Kidney Pills with restoring his health and urges others to try them. Available at Potts druggist.

W. H. Brear Myrtle Ave Albany N. Y Foley Potts

Barberry Eradication Campaign Cuts Wheat Rust Hosts

United States Department of Agriculture survey shows high removal rates of common barberry plants across multiple states. Northern Illinois 60 percent Wisconsin 90 percent Minnesota 80 percent North Dakota 90 percent South Dakota 80 percent Nebraska 75 percent Iowa 76 percent. The campaign urges complete eradication to ensure safety from stem rust of wheat.

United States Department of Agriculture Wisconsin Minnesota North Dakota South Dakota Nebraska Iowa

Officer. Call the Wagon. Animals Question Head Keeper

Fragmentary Detroit Free Press item reports an exchange where a visitor asks about the animals and the head keeper replies all is well except for a gun issue linked to a term integnomonia. The snippet reflects a cryptic wartime or jailhouse phrasing.

Integnomonia Detroit Free Press

Notice of Dissolution for Alder Sheep Company

In the District Court of the Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead County Montana the Alder Sheep Company a corporation filed a voluntary dissolution on October 24 1918. The court ordered publication in the Dillon Tribune for thirty days beginning November 29 1918. The notice is published per the order with details referenced from the petition. Fred Rife Clerk J Anson Baxter Deputy Clerk Lew L Callaway E J Callaway Attorneys Dillon Montana.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Alder Sheep Company Dillon Tribune Fred Rife J. Anson Baxter Lew L E. J. Callaway Petitioner Dillon

Notice to Creditors Estate of Robert H Jones Deceased

Notice to creditors and all persons with claims against the estate of Robert H Jones deceased. Creditors must exhibit claims with vouchers within ten months after first publication to GEO T Banks administrator at Pease Stephenson law office Dillon Beaverhead Montana. Dated December 4 1918.

Robert H. Jones Pease & Stephenson Dillon Montana Beaverhead State of Geo. T. Banks

Court Orders Sale of Real Estate in Estate of Oscar Creasey

In the Matter of the Estate of Oscar Creasey deceased W T Scully administrator petitions for order of sale of real estate to settle the estate The court orders next of kin and all heirs to appear January 3 1919 at 10 A M in Dillon Beaverhead County to show cause why the sale should not be approved Notice to be published in the Dillon Tribune for four weeks prior to the hearing dated December 6 1918

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Oscar Creasey W. T. Scully Cesar Creasey Dillon Dillon Tribune A. D

Sheriff's Sale Notice for Beaverhead County Property

The east half of the southwest quarter was not used. This notice advertises a sheriff sale dated January 3 1919 at 2 PM at the Dillon Montana courthouse front door for the west half of the southwest quarter section 5 township 7 south range 8 west containing eighty acres with water rights and other means. Cash terms apply. Sheriff C K Wyman signs dated December 12 1918 with undersheriff ay Goaman.

Jens H. Christenson Marie Christenson Jens Peterson Dillon Beaverhead Montana Meridian Beaverhead County Ay C.C. Goaman

Reward Offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber. The notice aims to encourage detection and prosecution of livestock crimes within the forest region.

Madison

Safety deposit boxes offered to protect papers

The ad urges residents to rent safety deposit boxes to protect valuables during fires. It warns that in a home blaze people may save papers and securities like deeds and bonds, and promotes boxes at Marshall Field with rates as low as 20 cents per month under C. C. Thornton, president, and Marshall Field, cashier.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Tye Getel Sheriff's Mary P. Benedict Central C. C. Thornton Marshall Field W.S.S Union, Electric Co Dillon, Montana Ford Chandler Western Motor Supply Co Se Pethgicame Fossard
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