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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 10, 1928
Page
6
The family of George P. Romain and Harry F. Romain express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and for sympathy at the death and funeral of their wife and mother. They also thank pall bearers and those sending floral offerings.
John R. Gordon of Danville Illinois reported constant night fatigue and backache. After a few doses of Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys he felt better could work easier became stronger and slept soundly. Satisfaction guaranteed. Ask for Foley Pills. Geo M Gosman druggist.
A provocative remark in the Ohio State Journal contends the United States adopts a policy of outlawing war against any nation near its own size. The opinion frames U S foreign policy as restrained yet confrontational and highlights debate over strategic limits.
From the Beaverhead Abstract Company weekly list for week ending February 4 1928. G W McKenny to Lillian Knapp warranty deed Argenta property Beaverhead county. Mountain View Cemetery Association to Mrs James Mansfield and Terrence Flynn one lot. Anna M Klein to John Korn corner Idaho Glendale streets Dillon. T A Grigg to R J Ultican et al 40 acres Black Tail Deer Creek valley. John Korn to Anna M Klein assignment of lease Idaho Glendale corner Dillon.
From the Tribune dated February 10 1888 the Jarley wax works entertainment at the opera house drew good attendance for the Episcopal society fund. Madam Jarley staged animated wax figures while amateurs performed. The musical portion was excellent. Also reported John Oleson killed a 100 pound seven foot mountain lion on Birch creek. Sheriff Tom Jones and posse recovered 22 beef hides from Beaver head river amid rustling suspicions. At Spring Hill the long running school war ended with two schools still active and peace hoped until funds run dry.
Public notices record an upcoming tax deed application for 160 acres in Hose Prairie, Beaverhead County Montana, with $63.84 in taxes due plus costs. The Ada Dudley Ajax Cattle Company partners Charles J. Kelly James M. Dodd and Walter G Hansen sign a co partnership certificate in Dillon Montana. The volume includes summons for Ruth Bennett v Walter Bennett and sheriff sale notice for property in Dillon, plus a mortgage foreclosure action by State Bank & Trust Co. against B L Hoffman and Sadie Hoffman. A city electors registration closing February 16 1928 is announced by County Clerk MO 8 Baker Adv 3-6.
The Feb 11 1898 Tribune notes fat cattle sold for 33 dollars each in the Big Hole basin. It also reports blondicitis fears rising with spring and advises a flat pocket book as safeguard. Mrs Wadams’ two eldest daughters visit from near Bannack after traveling 80 miles from Jackson's Hole on snow shoes. They are skilled with rifles and plan a Klondike overland trip.
Manager Barry speeds up Dillon team arrangements as snow proves no obstacle to autos with metal chains. Tribune Book Store offers ribbons for common machines portable gear and top writing supplies including paper and carbons.
Alabama senator James Heflin was publicly rebuked by his party leader for repeated attacks on the Roman Catholic Church, its political machine, Gov. Al Smith, and Tammany Hall. The admonishment signals party discipline ahead of critical votes in Washington.
The State of Montana serves Maggie J. Lawrence with process in a suit to collect a 2500 note and foreclose a mortgage held by Wells-Dickey Company. The Beaverhead property described includes a 159.74 acre tract and a 27 acre section with Wise River frontage, with a March 7, 1928 tax deed application noted for a Greenstone mining claim half interest.
District of Montana notices creditors and all persons having claims against the deceased Joseph Wall to exhibit them with vouchers within ten months after first publication to the administrator at J J Kelly law office in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana for settlement of the estate.
The State Bank & Trust Co files a 1928 Montana summons against Booth Hoffman. The note seeks $1,000 with 6 percent interest and $183.90 on an account, with $118.52 due, plus costs. Judgment is sought if not answered within twenty days. Clerk FRED RIFE acts in Dillon Montana.
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