Post Office Note on Mailed Transmission
Entry records show the Dillon postoffice classifies the item as second class mail matter for transmission through the mails.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 18, 1927
Page
4
Entry records show the Dillon postoffice classifies the item as second class mail matter for transmission through the mails.
Beaverhead county commissioners meet in Dillon to review January work, authorize district inspections including courthouse and machine shed, discuss a Mauldin memorial for W T Mauldin, renew Pearl I Smith policy, and address faulty claims flagged by the state examiner. A later session debates handling of a boy’s behavioral issues and adjourns for a noon visit to the poor farm.
Community notices list upcoming events from February 18 to February 24 including film showings at Hartwig Theatre, booster carnival at Normal College, dances at city hall and Masonic hall, Rotary luncheon at Andrus hotel, and various club meetings such as Eastern Star, Modern Woodmen, Rainbow Girls, Ellen May guild, and Odd Fellows.
Senator Hazelbaker and Senator Duncan push reconsideration motions in the Montana senate. Hazelbaker seeks to return auto license money to road districts and shift control to the state highway commission, aiming for equal county distribution per Joffray bill. Duncan also moves to amend S. B. 63 regarding assembly property storage and use.
The February term jurymen have been drawn for service, with the district court convening February 28. The list includes numerous Dillon residents such as George Bear, Chester Hale, Homer Harrison, Archie Gauchay, John Gelhaus, James Giles, L. Griffen, Tom Guilfoyle, Frank Sparrow, and many others. Also noted are social events and upcoming literary society meetings in Dillon, including a pinochle party hosted by Mrs. Hollister and Mrs. Grimes for Mrs. Heetderks, and planned discussions at the Dillon Literary Society on February 21 and subsequent readings.
The February 9 1927 meeting cancelled delinquent 1924 1925 personal property taxes and directed collection or seizure for 1926. The board discussed road machinery with Northwest Equipment Co purchasing two Caterpillar 30s to be paid in July with a 500 trade in.
An old advertisement urges readers to mail 10 cents plus name and address to Foley & Co. for trial bottles of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds, Foley Pills, and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It claims relief for various ailments and cites millions helped.
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