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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
8
A reprinted children’s reminiscence from SMART SET recalls a matron and a boy named Thomas telling of Santy Claus. He describes bells, snow, red nose, big pack with toys and drums, and the wish that Santy finds the Orphans’ Home, sending a festive greeting to all.
Fors gren's Grocery offers Aladdin Lamp supplies and public land script from Hazelbaker. George W. French visited from Argenta. Otto Schultz and Reichle ranchers traveled between Sheridan and Dillon. Numerous local residents and visitors attend events, shopping trips, and church meetings in Sheridan and Dillon.
Advice from Elinor Glyn for modern girls urges restraint and mystery in romance. She cautions against persistent questioning and bossiness, noting male independence and the danger of fading desire when passion runs hot.
Dillon residents report purchases and holiday travel while visitors come and go. George McLane bought supplies in Dillon as wind cleared streets. Warren Murray returned from Omaha for Christmas with relatives. Mrs. Augusta Campbell heads to California for the holidays. Frank Birrer travels to Sheridan to dispel rumor of Ramshorn mill shutdown.
A map covering 2,750 feet of canvas claimed as the largest in the world was unveiled in Rome. The display showcases extensive geographic detail and drew visitors and officials seeking to highlight cartographic achievement.
Syracuse resident Mrs Hattie Church 215 Putnam Street declares she was saved from an operation using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment manufactured by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg and sold by local druggists including A Potts.
A 14 inch pine log water main from New York City’s first supply in 1799 was unearthed on July 27 1923 in perfect preservation. The discovery highlights early municipal water systems and engineering methods used in the era.
When bears climb aspen trees they leave scratch marks that endure as a lasting record of the encounter. The scars document activity and can indicate bear presence and behavior over time.
A Dillon resident shares relief from backache tied to kidney trouble using Dean's Pills. The ad warns of possible kidney disease if ignored, urging early use and listing Foster-Milburn Co. as the manufacturer with a 60 cent price.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana dated December 9 1925 states J Am brose Brown of Armstead Montana filed intent to make final proof for Desert Land Entry G F 061770 Helena No 020206 in Fis 6 and 9 Section 11 Township 10 S Range 11 W P M Meridian. Proof by Brown to be filed January 29 1926 before Fred Rife Clerk of Court Dillon Montana. Witnesses Jee M Pfiffner Leonard D Brown John Peterson Victor Carrigan all of Armstead Montana. W E Bennett Register.
A Louisiana electrical engineer, B M Young, reports a larger and more disease resistant dewberry from hybridizing. He pursues plant breeding as a hobby, highlighting practical fruit improvement.
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