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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1926
Page
12
A parade of residents and visitors appears in Dillon this week with trips from Millpoint Alder Twin Bridges and Sheridan. Ranchers like Guy Gray and Andrew Williams travel to Dillon while Miss Ester Jones returns to Los Angeles after a visit. Local shopping and business notes mix with ads for typing supplies and machine parts.
Hudson resident D McMillen describes sleepless misery and backache before praising Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys now claimed to aid recovery. Advertisement urges readers to ask Potts the Druggist for Foley Pills noting 25 years of use and guaranteed satisfaction.
Earl Walker living nearby heard a blaze at the large machine shed on Kentucky avenue used for threshing machinery. He grabbed buckets, quenched flames before they spread two blocks from a hydrant, with city limits outside. Fire likely started by youngsters with matches.
Helena reports growing conditions for the week ending July 3 favorable with crops greatly improving. Warm weather followed by showers and cooler conditions, some damage from heat in Yellow stone county and hail in scattered areas, but overall prospects rise, winter wheat harvest about ten days away and spring grain progressing with good inter planted crops and hay conditioning in showers.
The family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and after the death of their husband and father George Thomas Mudd. They thank the choir pallbearers minister and those sending floral offerings. Names listed: Mrs. Geo T Mudd George Emery Mudd J Otis Mudd Ora C Mudd.
Nova Scotia remains a popular US playground with easy travel by steamship from Boston or rail from St. John. Grand Pre hosts Evangeline Memorial Park and relics of Acadian history, including a $5,000 marble Virgin statue, Evangeline's well, and a commemorative chapel.
A tattered county clerk volume, Beaverhead’s oldest book, drew attention in the Clark trial in Butte. The volume, once kept by W. A. Clark in Jeff Davis Mining Gulch days, contains entries like Jess Smith surrendering a Blue Mouse mining claim for a gray mule and flour. County Clerk John S S Baker was summoned to produce the book to verify Clark’s handwriting.
Edith May Adams of Barrington New Jersey became the first American schoolgirl to enter for the American Youth Award. The Sesqui-Centennial Exposition board established the award in Philadelphia to honor youth and teachers. Adams is a candidate for the Golden Eaglette the Girl Scouts top honor. She was cited for exceptional bravery staying inside a blazing building to assist physicians in giving first aid to injured firefighters.
Le Figaro notes Napoleon’s hat fetched 43000 francs, about $1161, in a Napoleonic memorabilia sale. The veterinary keeper who recovered it recalls the hat’s imperial dream while remarking the value may be far from true.
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