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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 30, 1926

Page

8

Residents and Visitors Travel Through Dillon Notes

A flood of social calls and short trips fills Dillon pages with visits from Dell, Alder, Armstead, Twin Bridges, and Butte. Notables include Fred Carr, Loretta Robison, Sophia Guyaz, Ralph Dutch, and Miss Alma DeCelles, among others.

Sophia Guyaz Armstead Dillon

Foley Pills Promising Remedy Highlights Sleep Troubles

A Hudson New York resident describes sleepless nights and back pain before praising Foley Pills a diuretic stimulant for kidneys. The ad claims 25 years of use and guaranteed satisfaction urging readers to ask for Foley Pills from Potts the Druggist.

D. McMillen Hudson, N. Y Foley Potts

Lotus the hippo headlines Dillon circus show

Lotus the blood sweating hippopotamus leads the Al G Barnes big four circus in Dillon on Saturday. The act features 2000 trained wild animals 550 educated horses and a royal pageant Pocahontas at the Court of Queen Anne with over a hundred California girls and three tribes from the southwest. Joe Martin stars in a show billed as distinctly different each year.

Ritz Greenwich Village Lotus Dillon al. G. Barnes Barnes Circus Queen Anne California Arizona Nevada New Mexico

Always Tired at Night Prompts Foley Pills Ad

A reader from Danville Illinois reports chronic fatigue and backache, then improves after taking Foley Pills the diuretic stimulant for kidneys. The ad claims Foley Pills help others and guarantee satisfaction.

One Thresher For Ten Farms In State

The Sears Rochuck Agricultural Foundation estimates Montana will harvest about 54,852,000 bushels of small grain this year. The plan calls for about one threshing outfit per ten farms, with North Dakota and Florida highlighted for farm-machine density differences and statewide production figures. The national fleet totals 140,000 threshing outfits, investing roughly $500 million, driving payroll near $50 million, and averaging three weeks of work per outfit.

Montana Sears Rochuck Agricultural Foundation Samuel R. Guard Foundation Iowa Rhode Island North Dakota Florida Minnesota United States

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Fred Carr Dell Norman Giles William Nelson Ennis John Anderson Alder Alvin Owens Our City Charles Slim) Stricker Horse Prairie Ralph E. Dutch Melrose Loretta Robison Point of Rocks Wason M. Oliver Twin Bridges Sheridan John Shafer, Jr Argenta Charles F. Juttner Congress Jack Lasich Prof Mrs. Fenner Buffalo N. Y Alma DeCelles Butte James E. Kelly Adele Murray Terry Browning Claude Butts Hazelbaker Etta Mietzel Norman Gilbert Home Park Wilbur Whitting Charles Coconaugher Ziggler’s Springs H. H. Bates Barkell Silverstar Jack Little Dillon Monday Lorenzo Cushing Frank Felt Owen Judy Fannie Cahill Henry Cahill Martin Jenkins Richard Freeman Viggo Westergard M. D. Craver Medicine Lodge Marie Egan Frank Ashworth Ed Wilharm Emma Acker Joseph Gelhaus Laurin Tattersall’s Atkeson Dairy A. B. Chapin Leke AL G. Barnes Joe Martin John R. Gordon Danville Tribune Book Store Dillon, Montana Frank P. Leiper Associate Justice Supreme Court Republican Beaver County Pennsylvania University of Michigan Glendive Ninth Legislative Assembly Dawson County Seventh Judicial District Supreme Court McCall Dillon Dry Goods Company Dillon Tribune RVIC Frank A. Hazelbaker Louisa Almy, Secy
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