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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1926
Page
8
Local mercantile ads note Aladdin lamp supplies at Fors gren’s Grocery and Hazelbaker public land script sources. Several Dillon residents and visitors are listed with brief notes of travel, shop visits, and social calls across the area. Found a child’s sweater at White Cafe with owner to claim.
An old advertising notice promises a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and hoarseness and a free sample of Foley's Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts the Druggist endorses the kit and urges readers to mail for the free items.
An old advertisement touts California Fig Syrup as a harmless laxative for children with constipation bilious conditions colic feverish breath or coated tongue. It promises quick stomach cleansing without narcotics and urges mothers to insist on genuine California Fig Syrup with full directions on the bottle.
The Montana state conference Women’s Home Missionary Society secretary Miss Sarah Dillinger will speak at the local Methodist church Sunday at 11 AM. Sunday School is led by Roy Herndon. The evening sermon is titled The Significance of Mahatma Gandhi. A new series begins January 24.
Mr and Mrs Bob Hildreth and their young son visited in Bie Hole with Mrs Hildreth's parents. Pete and Vic Westergard drove to Armstead, Frank Rife to Dillon for the New Year dance, and Mrs Richard Freeman and children spent Saturday in Dillon. Tom Hildreth and Mrs Craver visited Dillon, where Mrs Craver entered Barrett Hospital. Alvin Owens helps Tom Craver with work for Mr Mayfield. Also noted: bar nacles cling to blue and black painted ship plates. asbestos rescue suit on exhibit in New York. Washington driving costs 11.49 cents per mile. Byron Huhn, longtime silk hat maker for presidents, dies in Milwaukee.
Cooks in London refuse employment unless kitchens are wired for a radio extension from the wireless installation of the family upstairs. The demand centers on ensuring kitchen radios can receive broadcasts as a condition of hire.
Valier One car of Christmas turkeys sold to Pondera county growers for a total of 10500 dollars.
Mrs. B Brinkley reports years of stomach gas eased after Adlerika. The ad touts one spoonful to remove gas, relieve bloating, and expel old waste matter. Potts Drugstore at 43 St A sells the product.
Shelby District reports 422 producing oil wells and says preparations are in place to maintain field output through the winter season.
Mrs. Robert Moses of 324 N Idaho St credits Doan's Pills with curing her kidney complaint and backache. She reports lasting relief and plans to use Doan's at the first sign of weakness. The ad promotes the stimulant diuretic from Foster Milburn Buffalo NY, priced 60 cents.
36 percent acres of irrigated land with 340 acres of grain land and 20 acres of wild pasture. Includes No 1 water rights. Located on the railroad between two towns four and five miles away. Terms on time and interest favorable. Clark Anderson Dillon Montana adv. 2tf
Temple Terrace near Tampa holds the world’s largest orange grove with 450000 trees on 4000 acres. Owners plan to subdivide into residence lots as land value and development demand surpass citrus profits. Grove to dwindle to few trees shading homes as building boom expands.
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