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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
8
Fashion notes show non radical changes with slim silhouettes and retained low waists. New dresses feature a bloused bodice and opportunities to remake existing frocks or lace and satin into versatile afternoon wear. Straight-line coats ease remodeling into full dresses with silk braid decorations on the skirt.
Various small notices from Dillon recount visits by Butte, Blaine, Dell, and Portland figures. Advertisements for Tattersall's store list carpets, percolators, sewing supplies, and candy. Local figures including George Ditty, Iva Birrer, Helen Bulger, Charlotte Ballard, Dan Mooney, Joseph Welch, and Roy Herndon are noted for visits or business in the week.
Press comments from Miles City to Bozeman hail the Butte mine openings as a catalyst for stronger business, higher farm prices, and broader prosperity across Montana. Officials note increased employment, rail activity, and demand for crops, with cautious calls for steady support from communities.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho promotes Lemhi Creamery butter as fresh churned Jersey cream three times weekly and shipped to Dillon stores thrice weekly. If local stock runs out, customers are urged to mail notice for prompt replenishment to ensure fresh butter for every family.
Washington reports that the arma ment conference opened with advance copies of the opening prayer sent to U S and foreign press. A French delegate commented that American journalism is progressive noting a prayer reaching readers before being spoken.
Irish lawyers recount Lord Morris as Lord Chief Justice of Ireland and former Galway recorder. In a lengthy Dublin case over a small sum, Morris urged the court to proceed but announced he must catch a train. He produced the disputed money, dropped it on the desk, and left the court to depart for Dublin.
Mrs. F A Gibson of Racine Wisconsin says Foley's Honey and Tar never fails to give immediate relief for influenza bronchial troubles and colds. She recommends it for children and notes it is sold everywhere.
A Washington scientist connected with a federal bureau listened to a windy speech at the cornerstone laying for a building to house the bureau. A neighbor asked if he knew the speaker and the scientist replied that the speaker is known by many aliases but his real name is Thomas Rot.
Advertisement promising a trial package containing Foley’s Honey and Tar Compound Foley Kidney pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets in exchange for mailing the slip with name and address to Foley & Co. in Chicago Illinois.
Mrs Geo Morgan of Fairfield Vermont reports headaches and body aches kept her from sleep. She says Foley Kidney Pills gave her relief for kidney trouble rheumatic pains backache sore muscles and tiredness. Sold everywhere.
Harry Leon Wilson extols California in lighthearted fashion. A guest recounts little Mike claiming glass-bottomed boats off Santa Catalina allow sight of fish on the ocean floor, prompting a corrective quip about the Gospel truth.
A letter from C. W. de Wet of Oakland California thanks friends for support during illness. He describes his children suffering severe rasping coughs and choked faces and praises Foley's Honey and Tar as an emergency remedy.
Dialogue records show Mulligan urging settlement out of court and the magistrate noting police interference as the case stalls. The exchange underscores tensions between parties and judicial handling of a potential out of court resolution.
Mrs. H. Stegall of Theodore Alabama reports her child suffered twelve years with a weak bladder. She tried many doctors and remedies without relief until Foley Kidney Pills provided relief. Sold everywhere.
An Irishman visits America and befriends an American sharpshooter. The American boasts of a shot at a distant bird. The Irishman fires first and hits the bird, but the American claims the kill. The Irishman quips that the fall was enough to kill it.
A hometown testimonial for Foley Cathartic Tablets claims they cure indigestion by clearing fermenting matter in the intestines. The ad features A. B. Parratt of 3533 West 58th Street, Cleveland, praising the product and notes it is sold everywhere.
A child asks his mother why she married his father and learns the answer. The mother explains she married him because he saved her from drowning. The boy quips that explains why he won’t teach him to swim.
Two reliable farmers, both with ample experience, seek to rent farms in the Dillon area. C. C. Newman advertises by telephone bid. The notice reflects a practical recruitment for farming properties.
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