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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
8
A Smart Set essay from Paris contrasts French and American wives. An American husband pressures control as a Parisian bride recounts dancing with Alec Lewis and pursuing freedom. The story Doll Wives examines the clash of married generations and gender roles.
James LaMarche of Melrose visited Dillon Saturday while Harold Murray traveled from his Stone Creek ranch. Mrs E O Selway visited Butte last Friday and Miss Mary Christianson stayed with friends in Butte the previous weekend. Carl Beardslee of Lima and James Blair of Horse Prairie were in Dillon for weekend visits.
Local society notes list visitors from Reichle Three Forks Monida Blaine Armstead Medicine Lodge and Butte. Names include Mrs Anne Haines Miss Mary Shoenborn C C Montgomery Helen Metlen Mike Rebcich Stefanatz Edgar Rife Billy Ann Berg Christianson Matt Sorenson Roscoe Gordon Nellie McCauley James Kirkpatrick and others. The Tribune promotes readership and a shoe store advertises Holeproof Hosiery with a new shipment on the way.
An elderly man named W. W. Carter praises Adlerika, claiming rapid gas relief and reduced stomach bloating after taking the buckthorn bark based remedy. The ad touts removal of old waste matter and relief from chronic constipation, signed by A. Potts, Druggist.
Notes from Dillon include Wiss Loretta Robison and Mr Fay Gransburry visiting for a daughter’s gathering at Woodman, a Saturday dance, and ads for Johnson Trading Co selling second hand goods, ATU sewing supplies, Tattersall’s machine parts, plus new McKinley sheet music catalog and children’s slippers at City Shoe Store. Local clergy and education figures also mentioned with visits from Rev Ainshutz and Mt St Charles faculty member Fr McVeigh. Attorney James J. Kelly travels to Waterloo Iowa due to his father's illness.
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills as a kidney cure with a Dillon testimonial from Mrs. J. R. Porter of 302 S. Pacific St. claiming full recovery from back pain fatigue and dizziness after using the product. The ad notes a 60 cent price and directs readers to Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY.
360 acres irrigated ranch for sale between two towns at five and four miles distance. 340 acres good grain land and 20 acres wild pasture. No. I water rights. Located on the railroad. Clark Anderson Dillon Montana offers best terms on time and interest. Adv. 21 £
A historical advertisement urges readers to mail a clip and ten cents to Foley Co. in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs colds and hoarseness along with a free sample pack of FOLEY'S PILLS and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS. The copy credits Potts the Druggist and promises the remedies have helped millions and invites trial.
A Dillon price sale offers a full line of household goods including aluminum and enamel ware small toys dressed dolls dishes at greatly reduced prices some at half price. The notice appears in The Tribune with the pricing ad and store name Ady. tf
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