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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1917
Page
5
Local notes from Dillon and Armstead include visits by Col Alf Decker and J W Scott, medical and professional ads, and shop listings at Tattersalls and Tribune Book Store. Reports cover weather, light fixtures, dental renovations, livery services, coal sales, and various small business notices. A LOST watch and dental services are also mentioned along with sale ads for newspapers, pianos for rent, and insurance prompts.
Safety First- figure with Magnus 2-2 Fostoria Mazda lamps are the best. Manning Electric shop. Mrs. Sarah Waldorf and daughter plan California trip next week. Miss Estella Knotts resigns teaching post at Springdale Park county and returns to Dillon. A payment on a Mutual Life Insurance Co policy is a deposit on a future estate. Beaverhead-Alberta Oil stockholders meeting in Butte. Benedicts of Belle Fourche visit Nash home. trip to Spokane Seattle San Francisco Los Angeles. Coal famine spurs more wood fuel use as four-horse loads of logs appear in town.
The Co operative Congress meets annually in Great Falls for open discussion among farmers and wage earners on production issues. The 1923 session, Feb 20 at the Palace theater, will cover cross state cooperation, the Non Partisan League, tax reform committees, and potential state constitutional revisions.
A grand jury, in session since November 27, accuses Park County commissioners of submitting illegal bills for auto hire and road work and of lacking authority to perform road or bridge tasks. It urges delays until a supreme court ruling in Gallatin county cases and recommends action if the decision is adverse. The panel also cites gambling law violations in Livingston, Wilsall, and Clyde Park and targets the state examiner’s office for lax oversight.
James Goddard a leading bass baritone of the Royal Opera and Chicago Grand Opera companies begins an extended western tour under the Ellison White Chautauqua System. He is supported by Ruth Ray violinist and Robert Yale Smith pianist.
An editorial excerpt from 1916 argues against a proposed winter measure in the General Court for compulsory insurance funded by workers and matched by the state. It warns of bloated government, paternalism, and suggests savings banks or cooperative banks as better options while noting doctors and instrument makers would profit under broad coverage.
Springfield Missouri resident H H Adams, aged 87, reports a severe kidney attack and credits Foley Kidney Pills with improving kidney function, reducing blood acids and relieving bladder troubles after other treatments failed.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association offers a reward of 500 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 250 dollars for conviction of any camp robber.
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