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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 13, 1925

Page

9

Jackson Sunday School Notes Share Lincoln Features

The Jackson Sunday school reports a lively meeting with lesson focus and lighter music due to a pianist delay. Readers enjoy Lincoln stories and pictures including his birthplace and early store, plus quotes from Roosevelt and Mabic on Lincoln’s Bible study. Five new pupils joined the school last week.

Lincoln Springfield Illinois Offutt Fishtrap Theodore Roosevelt Hamilton W. Mabic Sunbeam Valentine Morgantown Kentucky State Tuberculosis Sanitarium Jackson Sunday School Montana State Tuberculosis Sanitarium

Local Social and Travel Notes From Town

Monday to Friday a series of small movements and visits are noted. Bob Joy was a passenger. Oswald Schliecher and family moved to Dillon on Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W E Hardesty visited Enoch Young’s home. Fabac Brothers prepared hay for shipment to Butte. George Rice and family moved from Apex to Monida to work on the section. Joe Pace and N Allen visited Dillon for a show. Blanch Stanfield travels to Salt Lake City for a gravely ill sister. Jim Hayes sprained his back. M Miller went to Dillon on business. Noah Allen hosted a surprise party with five hundred and solo games.

Assenger Bob Joy Dillon Oswald Schliecher W. E. Hardesty Bond Enoch Young Fabac Brothers Butte George Rice Apex Monida Joe Pace N. Allen

Crossley Describes Interesting Montana Trip

A T Crossley of Apex returned from a week visiting Kalispell Whitefish Shelby Great Falls and other Montana towns where he met old friends he had not seen in 28 to 80 years Whitefish camp details include a modern lumber operation with bunkhouses radios and planned water and electric service workers paid 3 65 a day board 1 10 and hospital plan fees 1 month. Shelby notes include friendship with Charley Russell and James A Johnson owner of a large oil well Tom Daley sheriff comments on strong oil district prospects

A. T. Crossley Apex Kalispell Whitefish Shelby Great Falls Montana Crossley Crossley Me Charley Russell James A. Johnson Mr. Crossley Helena Tom Daley Dstrict West

Lead On McBeth Train Stop Delayed by Quick Drink Request

A tourist asks the conductor if there is time to fetch a drink before departure. The conductor affirms and jokes about going along, ensuring the traveler will not miss the train.

Purdy Philos Says Wear Wide Hat While Auto Riding

Ed Purdy recommends always wearing a large brimmed hat when going out for auto rides with friends as it protects the ears when passing through the windshield.

Haley Wedlock Promises Ideal Home Life

The speaker vows a peaceful home routine with evenings by the fire and reading the paper together. A partner replies that sock darning will be among the earliest lessons, signaling domestic expectations in a shared future.

Old Remedy Takes Hold of Morgan’s Cough in Homewood

Mrs. R. Morgan of Homewood Illinois credits Foley's Honey and Tar Compound with quickly stopping her persistent cough after trying several remedies. The product is described as standing the test of time and as the largest selling cough medicine.

Card of Thanks for Louis H Christensen

We extend sincere thanks and deep appreciation to neighbors and friends for sympathy shown at the death and funeral of Louis H Christensen. Thanks to Beaverhead Post American Legion Danish Brotherhood church choir pallbearers minister and those sending flowers. Nels Christensen Tony Christensen Berg Christensen Otto Christensen John Christensen Mrs Annete Christensen.

Louis H.christensen Beaverhead American ‘Legion Danish Brotherhood Pall Bearers Nels Christensen Tony Christensen Berg Christensen Otto Christensen John Christensen Annete Christensen

Notice of Stockholders Meeting at Dillon Montana

The Utopia Mining Company schedules a special meeting of stockholders at W J Cushing law office Dillon Montana on February 28 1925 at 2 PM. Purpose is to elect president secretary and treasurer vice president and board of directors. Called by order of the company vice president W J Cushing.

Utopia Mining Company W. J. Cushing Dillon Montana

Great Moments In a Boy's Life and His Father's Life

Moments from boy and father lives include keeping a tramp dog, a diagnosis of measles, earning 10 cents and 100 dollars a week, a first bicycle and automobile, a girlfriend’s hair, and a dentist illness. Other notes mention hats, golf, a widow, and early poultry and forest protection news.

Tuning Service Changeover in Dillon

A 1925 notice from Harry Hunter explains he is giving up tuning in Dillon and surrounding areas due to heavier business in other cities. He endorses the Orton Bros of Butte Montana and introduces Al Ward, a capable piano tuner and repairman, who will be in Dillon around March first to handle tuning needs.

Butte Mont Tiuch Dillon Dillon and Vicinity Orton Harry Hunter Ward

Warn of Fraudulent Ford Fractional Units Sale

Beaverhead Motors Company warns readers that local literature touting Ford Motor Company Fractional Units is unrelated to the firm and urges caution. The note states Ford Motor Company disclaims any connection with the sale of these units. It also mentions the late Dr. George M. Gould, an ophthalmologist who earned his medical degree at age forty.

Ford Motor Company Canada Beaverhead Motors Company D. A. Galt Mer George M. Gould

New York Official Backed Revolver Ban Citing Crime Drop

George M. Dougherty deputy commissioner of the New York Police Department argues a federal ban on manufacturing and selling revolvers and pistols would reduce crime by seventy percent nationwide.

America George M. Dougherty New York

Estate sale sought in Johnson estate partition case

In the District Court of Montana Beaverhead County an order to show cause is issued in the matter of the estate of Henry Robert Johnson. Executor John T. Neal petitions that the real estate of the deceased be sold to divide the estate among heirs.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Henry Robert Johnson John T. Neal

Hall's Catarrh Medicine for Deafness Relief

Catarrhal deafness arises from inflamed Eustachian tube lining causing rumbling and partial hearing loss. If inflammation remains, hearing may be lost permanently. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to treat catarrh and deafness and notes over forty years of success. sold by druggists.

Hall All Drugests F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo

Court Orders Sale of Real Estate in Dillon

The Beaverhead County Montana court orders all heirs of the deceased to appear March 9 1925 at 10 a m in Dillon to show cause why the estate real estate should not be sold at private sale. A copy of the order must be published for four weeks in the Dillon Tribune. Judge Henry G Rodgers approves.

Dillon Beaverhead County State of Montana Dillon Tribune Henry G. Rodgers

Alias summons in Montana district court action

John Peterson sues Lou C. Graham and Dora E K Graham in the Fifth Judicial District. The State of Montana issues the summons to the above named defendants to answer the complaint filed in the clerk of court’s office.

District Court Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead John Peterson Lou C. Graham Dora EK Graham Anner

Foreclosure Suit On Promissory Note and Mortgage

The suit seeks judgment in plaintiff's favor on a $350 note with 10 percent interest due November 1, 1921 and costs plus attorney fees. It also forecloses the mortgage securing the note on H. F E. Survey No. 477 tracts A and B in Beaverhead County Montana. The mortgage is recorded in Book 80 Page 609. Filing requires answer within 20 days after service. default leads to judgment.

H. F E. Survey Montana Meridian Beaverhead County Montana Fred Rife John Collins Dillon

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