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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 10, 1928

Page

3

Tourist trade worth much to Montana community

Montana’s 1927 tourist income reached about 12 million with 650000 visitors. Auto travelers accounted for 80 percent, 186000 cars carrying 552000 passengers, and Yellowstone Glacier traffic totaled 182542 passengers. Park County led with 633000 spent. Missoula 635000. statewide activity spans dude ranches, hunting and fishing licenses, summer camps, and 120 municipal tourist camps.

Helena Montana Missoula County Park County Yellowstone Park Yellowstone Cascade Silver Bow Nevada Colorado Minnesota Ten Thousand Lakes Maine Wisconsin Babson Canada A. J. Breiten Stein fontana:Automobile.association Glacier Alberta Yellowstone Trail Roosevelt Highway Yellowstone Glacier National Forests Dude Anches State Fish and Game Commission Billings Wyoming Beartooth Absaroka Gallatin National Forests Flathead Mission Range Range Carbon County Gallatin Custer Lewis and Clark Deer Lodge Fergus Ravalli

Montana Counties Tourists Spending Totals Hit 1928 Outlook

A Montana Automobile Association table lists county tourist expenditures with S'matter Pop leading at $240,000 and Valley $205,000, among other counties. The study shows groceries $2,700,000 and hotels $2,300,000 in 1927 revenus and predicts a 25 percent rise in 1928.

Carbon Hill Lake Glacier Lincoln Roosevelt Toole Valley Dawson Sanders Sheridan Meagher Mineral Teton Beaverhead Judith Basin Rosebud Big Horn Jefferson Daniels Wheatland Madison Musselshell Phillips Pondera Granite Richland Broadwater Blaine Stillwater Treasure Chateau Prairie Powell Liberty Sweet Grass Fallon Golden Valley Petroleum McCone Wideaux Garfield Carter Montana Automobile Association A. J. Breatenstein The Automobile Association

Madison Beaverhead Wool Growers meet in Sheridan

A large Madison Beaverhead Wool Growers gathering in Sheridan discussed business including Charles Burden of Dillon representing Boston buyers. Foster Bros clip contracted at 394 cents per pound, up 3 cents from 1927. Schulz & Son clip connected to Great Falls meeting. Also reports on Ruby Valley Aerie F E social, Lodge degrees, banquet by Paul Pomrenko, 50 covers, 19 visitors from Alder Gulch, toastmaster J R Jones, Ladies' Aid outing with four carloads, Mrs. Allan Haldeman injured, and note on rising wood use despite substitutes.

Madison-Beaverhead Wool Growers Association Sheridan Charles Burden Dillon Boston Foster Bros O. A. Schulz & Son Ruby Valley Aerie F. C. FE Bethany Hall Paul Pomrenko Pomrenke Alder Gulch Aerie Virginia City J. R. Jones Ladies’ Aid Society Harry Foster

Social Roundup Notes of Visits and Travels

Local residents from Lima Grant Dillon Armstead Butte and Roberts Idaho are recorded visiting in the area last weekend and week. Names include Mr and Mrs G L Pearce Miss Mae C Stocker J E Keller Mr and Mrs James Dodd and children Paul Judge W N Bichler J C Wedum Walter Vance Mrs T Lee McCracken Jorgen Jorgenson T J Jones Karl Wheat J W Patterson Ray McNineh J Shaw and others. Mrs Taylor Bradley plans Seattle and Portland health visits with relatives and doctors.

Taylor Bradley Seattle Portland Butte Mr.Bradley I. F. Hunsaker

Coolidge Recommends Mexico Payment for 1924 Vera Cruz Damage

President Coolidge urges payment to Mexico of 45 518 69 dollars for damage caused by U S marines during the Vera Cruz occupation in 1924. Another projected goodwill flight noted in Philadelphia Public Ledger.

Coolidge Mexico U. S Vera Cruz Philadelphia Venine Public Ledger

Foley's Honey and Tar Compound Endorsed by New England Mother

A New England mother praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for relief from coughs and colds in children. She notes distance from town and trusted druggist Geo M Gosman who recommends it, claiming consistent satisfaction for coughs croup whooping cough and bronchial symptoms.

New England Foley Geo. M. Gosman

Suffered From Goitre Five Years Relief With Liniment

Mrs. C D Corey of Kuna Idaho says in her home paper the Kuna Herald that long sleepless nights and a choking sensation led to heart leakage after five years with goitre. She credits Sorbol Quadruple used at home with restoring health and invites others to write for full experience. Made by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio and sold by Geo M Gosman druggist.

C. D. Corey Kuna Idaho Kuna Herald Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg Ohio Geo. M

Old Montana History Volume Wanted for Sale

Readers are urged to quote a price for Vol. III of Contributions to the Montana Historical Society if available for purchase. The Tribune Pub. Co. notes the request in local exchange.

Montana Historical Society Tf Tribune Pub. CO

Tribune Print Shop Ad For Underlay Newspapers

Classified notice advertises old newspapers for sale by the Tribune Print Shop for use under carpets and rugs or other purposes.

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