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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
6
For sale 250 tons per day facility located five miles south of Dillon on the Dunstan ranch. Open with running water available all winter for stock feeding. Contact George Nay to view details and arrange purchase.
The Carrigan family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the illness and after the death of their mother. Mr and Mrs Victor Carrigan and family.
The Popham colony established the first English outpost at the Kennebec River mouth in 1607 naming Fort St. George. Popham led the venture as president but died next year and harsh winters led to disheartenment and abandonment of the settlement.
The Madison National Forest Sh rowers association offers a $250 reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a $100 reward for the conviction of any camp robber.
A compiled roundup lists residents and visitors in Dillon over the past week and weekend. Names include John Dowlin Martha Salee George Dart Jorgen Jorgenson Ike Rife and many others from Lima Grant Wise River Armstead and surrounding areas.
The Dillon Rotary heard Hon. Frank Eliel explain a Helena conference report on the three mill levy and bond issue. Principal Wahl presided, with talks by Hiram Brundage and Ivy Wentworth, both high school students, and members proposed topics for future meetings and civic projects.
Mr and Mrs T E Gilbert and Mr and Mrs D A Galt entertained friends Wednesday with a rustic barbecue themed dinner arranged in two rooms at the Gilbert home. After the meal guests moved to St James guild hall for the Fortnightly club dance.
Quote attributed to Phelps favoring an honest and capable administration even of a faulty policy over a corrupt and ineffective government administering a good policy.
The Freer Gallery of Art houses Chinese and Japanese art treasures and Whistler paintings and etchings once owned by Charles L. Freer. Though part of the Smithsonian, the collection is kept in a separate building made available by Freer.
Elderly readers urged to use Foley's Honey and Tar Compound to stop teasing coughs that tire and disturb sleep. The ad claims immediate relief for dry tickling throats and nervous hacking coughs with a sedative effect without opiates and a mild laxative. Wm. Barnes of San Antonio favors it, calling it worth $500 a bottle to him, and Geo. M. Gosman sells it as Potts’ successor.
A fragment from a period talkie critique asserts belief shapes character in men women and youth. It links thought to actions with quotable lines about heart and speech and notes religion needs belief to endure. The piece emphasizes dialogue as a vehicle for belief.
Fragmentary text notes an on screen moment titled The Manse Man with phrases Eye and ear waiting on the screen and a tongue as possible thematic elements. No clear event or date established in fragments.
The text explains the law of diminishing returns, noting that beyond a point, more labor or capital yields less than proportional gains in output from land. It attributes the idea loosely to Ricardo, but acknowledges earlier discoveries.
A short Tribune quip notes if all cars were linked end to end the front vehicle would wait to figure out a left turn as usual.
Triumph for American Prof. B S Hopkins of the University of Hilneis is said to be the first American to discover a chemical element. He discovered illinium.
A $1,000 reward is offered for evidence leading to the conviction of anyone unlawfully butchering or stealing beef or veal on the ranges including the Big Hole Horse Grasshopper Don Red Rock and Black Tail. Report any evidence to Sheriff W. C. Orr or Stock Inspector D. V. Erwin.
Germicidal Soap cleanses hair and scalp removing dandruff and tiny parasites. Massage lather into the scalp for two to ten minutes then rinse. The shampoo leaves hair soft and free from dandruff and keeps the scalp healthy. Price 25 cents. Get a cake today.
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