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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
3
A parade of visitors and residents filling Dillon scenes this week includes C. F. Adams from Lima, Miss Jessie Duboc from Fromberg, John Brown from Alder, and David Tedroe from Twin Bridges. Many others from Grant, Helena, Butte, Jackson, and Reno areas stop by for business or holidays.
A roundup from Dillon reports visits by Lima residents Mr and Mrs C F Adams and others including Kathryn Guthrie of Helena visiting George L Strub. Local students return for holidays from the state university and University of Idaho. A divorce and two marriage licenses are noted along with a charity dance at city hall and Armenian relief offerings at St James church.
County Superintendent Alice Roe departed Wednesday night for Monrovia California to join her parents and establish a new home. Roe had led Beaverhead schools since 1922, elected twice by large majorities, while Deputy Elvera Peterson will run the office until January 1 when Mae Sprinkle takes over.
A schooner crew sang to two angry polar bears and they calmed, becoming as docile as lambs. The incident shows music soothing wildlife aboard the vessel in Arctic waters.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber.
Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound claims rapid cough relief without opiates or chloroform. The ad credits Pine Tar honey and demulcents for soothing bronchial coughs, croup, and night coughs, urging readers to ask Potts the Druggist for it.
Department of the Interior Great Falls Montana notices that Leo I Talent of Dillon and A H Stringham acting register have filed intent to make final desert land proof on land parcels in sections 27 and 34, townships 9S 4S, ranges 9W 5W, with witnesses named from Dillon and Reichle. The hearings are set for January 7 1927 and December 31 1926 respectively before U S officials.
Department of the Interior land office at Great Falls Montana issues a notice dated November 9 1926. It names Agge Polish of Reichle Montana who filed a claim on May 27 1921 and references follow up actions in the public records.
Furnace Creek Ranch in Death Valley California recorded 134 degrees in the shade making it the hottest inhabited place. The coldest locale cited is Northern Siberia at 90 degrees below zero.
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