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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 25, 1927

Page

5

Beaverhead Alberta Oil Outfit Advances in Frying Pan Field

Beaverhead Alberta, an oil outfit active for years in Beaverhead County, reports ongoing drilling with promising signs. A nearby old well began venting gas after eight years, suggesting larger pockets beneath. Geologist F E Ward backs the project, noting a favorable location and expected Mowry sand yields once Bentonite is penetrated.

Beaverhead-Alberta Company Beaverhead-Alberta Beaverhead County Smallhorn F. E. Ward

Short Talks by Thoughtful Mothers

A Texas mother Mrs J G C of Knoxville endorses Foley s Honey and Tar Compound for children s cough and croup saying it heals quickly under sanitary conditions and contains no opiates Our druggist Potts also recommends it Ask for itAdv May 8

Texas Knoxville Foley Potts

Local society notes from the county columns

Richard Cosgrove visits from Salt Lake City to attend the state university. Mrs. Annabel Desmond returns from Missoula. A picnic party tours the Big Hole river. DeMolay delegates from the local chapter report a successful Lewistown conclave. Various residents attend events and travel to Ta coma and Bozeman. A horse prairie snow tale ends with a dawn return. Lima boxing and dance postponed due to scarlet fever concerns.

Ralph Smith Leonard Ines Lewistown Prin. A. T. Peterson

Lakeview notes describe winter trials and community events

The Lakeview column reports light snowfall but good stock, ample hay, and a lively social scene. Residents attended dances at Leonard Flint's, visits to Brentwood ranch, baskets for Joe Buck ranch, hospital recoveries, scarlet fever recovery, and local gossip about farms and neighbors.

Foley Remedies Trial Offer Promises Health Boost

An advertisement urges readers to send 2d and 10 cents to Foley and Company in Chicago to receive a trial bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds and a trial packet of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. It claims the remedies help millions and includes a request for name and address.

Foley & O Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley

Bride Orders Mince from Clones Butcher Shop

A caller posing as a bride requests a pound of mince meat by telephone. She emphasizes that the mince should be from a “nice young” source, adding a disturbing undertone to the shop exchange.

Bride

Bitter Tales of Judas Tree and Terrapin Trade

In Bohemia the willow is linked to Judas hanged himself and cited in crisis reports. The diamond back terrapin, once abundant in Chesapeake Bay, is nearly extinct with a single specimen now selling for eight dollars on the market.

Bohemia Judas Chesapeake Bay

London Aviator Completes Sunset Flight Over Paris

A London flyer piloted a London to Paris trip watching the sun set twice in one day. He carried a passenger on an altitude tour at 7000 feet during the journey, marking a notable aviation landmark.

London Paris

Local Social Roundup From Butte to Lisbon

Mr and Mrs George Ferguson of Butte visited the J C Ferguson home from Saturday to Tuesday. Mrs Nick Adders made a business trip to Dillon Monday. Miss Catherine Finnegan stayed with the Joys on Sunday. Father Clifford of Lima led services in Reichle school Sunday. Ray Stanway returned from Butte on Wednesday with his father. Washingtons birthday observances were held at the school. Mrs J Mittlemeier and son of Dillon visited the Joys Saturday and Sunday. Mr and Mrs Joe Reibish of Dillon attended John Polishs christening. the child was named George John. Kaspar Hansen left for Butte Monday. Mrs Frank Tinnesett of Dillon bought furs from local trappers Monday. Friends of Mr and Mrs Dan Picconee gathered for cards and dancing with the Crossley orchestra from Apex. outsiders came from Melrose and Apex. a sumptuous lunch followed. Mr and Mrs Val Tadovich visited Dillon during the week. Lisbon Portugal reports an unusual Christmas snow event.

Dillon Tribune Leonard Flint Lakeview Kenney Lake Idaho Blaze Lugar Idlewild Club Lakeview Post Office Brentwood Ranch Mrs. Lugar Fred P. Hanson L. E. Culver Picnic Springs Dillon Joe Buck A. L. Forsythe J. Bray O Upham Morris Fairbanks Butte Fanny Fairbanks Evelyn Ed Blake Joe Buck, Jr P. I. David Joe David Green Meadow George Ferguson J. C. Ferguson Nick Adders Catherine Finnegan Joy Father Clifford Lima Reichle Washington J. Mittlemeier Joy Home Joe Reibish John Polish George John Kaspar Hansen Frank Tinnesett Dan Picconee Crossley Orchestra Apex Melrose Joe Browne Streub Val Tadovich

Tall Fort Sheridan Soldier Wears Record Size Shoes

A six foot seven inch soldier at Fort Sheridan wears the largest army shoes size 121K.

Fort Sheridan United States Army

Traffic policeman directs 24 hour duty at Brandenburg highway corner

A wood clothed traffic policeman in full uniform and helmet directs traffic around the clock at a highway corner in Brandenburg province.

Brandenburg

Climbers on Poles Trouble Transmission Lines Across States

In Colorado New Mexico and Wyoming climbers scale utility poles seeking honey or a view causing ongoing disruption to electrical transmission lines and prompting local concerns and safety responses from authorities.

Colorado New Mexico Wyoming

Daugherty Faces Retrial At New York Federal Court

Former Attorney General Harry M. Daugherty approaches the New York federal courthouse for a retrial on charges of fraud against the government, linked to his forced resignation.

Harry M. Daugherty New York Federal Court

Tartar Alphabet Contains Two Hundred Two Letters

A linguistic note states the Tartar alphabet comprises 202 distinct letters. The claim highlights a larger set of symbols than many neighboring scripts. Further details on usage or historical context are not provided.

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Standard Oil Victor Richard Cosgrove Salt Lake City The State University Annabel Desmond Missoula L. J. Price Oscar Brown Alice Stilley R. R. Price Big Hole River S. S. Paterson A. J. Wedum Small Son Tacoma Wash Mr. Wedum A. J. Faust Bozeman Montana Jank Hoffman Tie Butner Lakeview Notes Oxford Oxford University Pickens County Georgia Bob Rowland RED Boot Shop A. O. Mixon Wilmington N.C France W. J. Mixon Lumberton N. C Reichl Ray Stanway Lisbon Portugal Hosiery Geol Eee Tom MIX Tony Vera Reynolds Corporal Kate Anderson Market Daugherty Toca
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