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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1923
Page
8
Report weighs whether Kale, identified as founder of the Ford-for-President boom in Kansas, carries special significance in the political stir. The item notes local interest in the name and its possible implications for campaign sentiment.
The excerpt playfully contrasts traits like intrepid and dauntless with stereotypes of a missionary and a bold senator. It notes a physician’s claim that dancing causes water on the knee and predicts more people will wear pumps as a result of fashionable remedies.
German marks and Russian rubles are sold as souvenirs on U S streets. The piece notes limited value for buyers. Villa's assassins, men of his own ilk, killed the one man who could ID them and now fear treachery among themselves.
A cautious line suggests Ford's candidacy might rattle the opposition as a pun. The speaker refuses to risk guessing and states they do not dare.
A reflective narration traces childhood youth middle age and old age from playful days to responsibility and inward growth. It contemplates vitality vision and fulfillment before describing the fatigue and transition at life’s end and entering a new world.
The proposed Chapman irrigation project in Montana is set to be surveyed this summer.
Soot destroyer at Tattersall's. Carpets and linoleum at Tattersall's. Adv 19-tf Sewing machines for rent at Te sall's. Hazelbaker can supply you with public land script. Adv 80-tf Miss Maude Muntzer of Butte visiting here. E. W. Johnson painting and calci mining. Sig Augensen spent week with Dillon friends. Buy a Ford and bank the difference. Beaverhead Motors Co. 18tf
Mr and Mrs 8 T Johnson arrived from their ranch with their ill infant seeking care at the Metlen hotel. Fred Carleson and family from Idaho Falls visited Dillon Tuesday while returning home from a trip through Glacier and Yellowstone parks.
J. E. Hample veteran wool buyer for Jeremiah Williams and company is in the city and staying at the Andrus. The notice hints he may influence the wool market. For cement and stone work contact Henry W. Sacher Box 1751 Dillon Mont. Adv. 22. Mr and Mrs A Barshaw and Andrea, Doris Seyler, and Ray Morrow plan a Washington State motor trip from Dillon Twin Bridges and Butte.
A string of visitors and travelers were noted in Dillon this week. Charley Julien from Armstead and H H Grose from Salt Lake stayed at the Metlen, while C S Cail from Ennis and Frank B Felt from Elk Horn also appeared in town. Several others came for business or to register at local hotels.
Frank Easterwald, a cattleman from the upper Horse Prairie country, was in Dillon early this week for supplies and extra hay hands. His hay crop is Al this year, and he has a good stock of cattle with about 150 head of fine steers on the range.
Mr. and Mrs. William Ford, Miss Dolores S. Ford and Miss J. Summer formed an automobile tour party that paused at the Andrus last Sunday after visiting Yellowstone park. They planned to return to Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr and Mrs R D Curry and Mrs Thiba deaux sister Miss Elizabeth Thiba deaux traveled to Helena last Saturday to visit the Thibadeaux household with Miss Estella Hayward and Miss Genevieve Spierling.
Mrs. George Selway of Dillon leads an auto party with her mother, sister Mrs. Caldwell, Miss Lena Mae Caldwell of Dallas, and Mrs. Will Brasin of Butte. They departed Monday for a sightseeing tour through Yellowstone Park.
Mrs. C. W. Hudson of Long Beach California visits Dillon friends. The Hudsons lived in Dillon for several years before moving to California about a year ago.
Mrs. Margaret Craig Curran, director of the teachers' service division at the Normal college, left last Saturday to visit regional summer schools at Miles City, Billings, and Lewistown to discuss correspondence work for new teachers' certificate requirements and plans to return to Dillon early next week.
Mr and Mrs Elmer J Decker of Cheyenne Wyoming came to Dillon last Friday to greet old friends and renew acquaintances He formerly lived in Dillon and worked with the Interstate Building and Loan association at its founding Mrs Decker seen as Miss Edna Skalitzky and has been visiting relatives here for several weeks
Mrs. Agnes Bernstein and Mrs. J. K. Morse left Wednesday by motor for an extended two to three week trip through Montana northern Idaho and Washington. They travel in Mrs. Bernstein’s new sedan with Al Lohr driving toward Spokane as final destination.
Hon T J Call visited Sunday from his Ennis area sheep ranch and reported Madison County showing excellent range conditions this year. Hay and plain crops look better than usual with both sheep and cattle in strong condition.
Mar and Mrs Emerys D White and family from Santa Ana California arrived in Dillon Sunday by motor. They will visit friends and relatives for a time. Senator and Mrs G R Beatherly are Mrs White's parents.
A collection of practical home hints covers mending stockings with crochet cotton and using melted wax to ease window sashes. It includes tips on preventing mold in ham cuts by wetting ends, improving palm or fern growth with olive oil, and stretching woolens by drying flat. Also notes on hair tonics, removing scorch marks with onion or oxalic acid, and safe washing of fine china with folded towels to prevent breakage.
A woman reports relief from constipation and gas after using Adlerika claiming it works on both upper and lower bowel. She says ten minutes to ease gas and that hot water and olive oil failed. Ad shows Potts the Drugist-Adv. 80-14.
An advertisement claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach and intestinal ailments by removing mucus from the tract and reducing inflammation. It asserts quick success, allows normal eating, and offers money back after one dose. Potts druggist and others sell the product.
H. D. Gaines of Topeka Kansas says he suffered bladder trouble and woke four to five times nightly yet after taking Foley Kidney Pills he now sleeps well. He reports relief from backache and rheumatic pains and claims to be almost well after three bottles. Potts the Drugist advertises the product.
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