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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1919
Page
8
A scanned Dillon Montana page shows assorted notices and small ads. Items include sales of thrift stamps and insurance promotions with Magnus and Mutual Life, town news notes about residents visiting and in town, selling a Ford E M F car, abstract services by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co., and upcoming horse sale records.
Local briefs record John Peterson and others traveling to Dillon on business and visiting from nearby ranches. Classifieds include for sale horse and buggy, ranch work wanted, and real estate land filings with names like Clarence Axe Roy Murray and Christiana Hurley. Street activity spans From Butte to Armstead with hotel stays, family visits, and land entries in Dillon Montana.
Final certificates issued for 320 acres west of Dillon to Grover C. Fetheroll and 320 acres near Lima to James P. Flynn. Florence Ames conveys 160 acres on Horse Prairie to Richard G. Ames for $10. Olmsted-Stevenson Co to Lon L. Sparks for one set in Thomson's addition for $1,000. Robert T. Boatman sells 320 acres in Centennial valley to Centennial L. 8. Co. for $10. Delia Ayers to Clarence N. Hallaway for two Railroad Avenue lots for $10. Henry H. Armstead to J. Walter Scott for two Armstead lots for $10. Frederick M. Scott to Emma J. ...
Mrs. Nellie Edwards of Idaho Street reports using Doan's Kidney Pills for backache and irregular kidney function with quick relief. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills as an effective kidney remedy priced at 60 cents, available at dealers, from Foster Milburn Co of Buffalo New York.
In a Kansas City Journal excerpt a young Wombat asks for a daughter's hand in marriage. The reply notes the suitor was a civilian when the request was made and now serves as a second lieutenant. The piece plays with wit about formal refusal and changing circumstances.
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