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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1927
Page
2
A diary style notice reports an 86 year old woman suffering biliousness and constipation improving after using Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The ad promotes the product as gentle for old folks and invites requests for a free trial bottle from Monticello Illinois.
The item notes a preacher who married President Cleveland and his bride earned 100 dollars, or about 12.50 per minute. Street Commissioner Cashmore is cited for building bridges. C E Morse sells coal at 30 cents per gallon. The county jail is filling, the treasurer is draining, and the courthouse is busier but orderly. Bud Sprinkle reports ripe Cen tennial valley mosquitoes. Mrs J T Ross arrives from Argenta to live in Good Friday mine area.
A group of Dillon wheelmen visited Bannack during the weekend. The Methodist church youth plan a flower festival next Friday to raise funds for Armenians in suffering. Montana reports its finest June in a decade with rapid vegetation growth.
The Tribune notes a June 1907 wedding planned for Lucille Miller Ford of Lima to Dr. M A Walker of Dillon with a Tuesday evening ceremony expected to be one of the season’s most beautiful. The paper also condemns Dillon’s 20 round Fourth of July boxing event, urging a more dignified celebration.
The Supreme Court rules that careless fire use can be criminal even when not on federal land if it endangers national forest timberland. Affects many miles of forest boundaries and strengthens protection against fires started on private land.
E. E. Carter of the forest service urges strict enforcement as fire season opens. Careless campers and landowners risk legal action when fires escape to government timber. The agency warns campers to drown fires and dispose of embers, and urges farmers to burn debris only in wet weather and under laws, to prevent fires crossing into federal land.
At 89 Major Ackerman of Barberton Ohio stays active and in good health using Foley Pills diuretic to regulate kidney elimination. The ad claims 25 years of constant use with a satisfaction guarantee and urges readers to ask for the product from Geo M Gosman, Druggist.
The Washoe Sampler on the B A P railroad in Butte handles about 1500 tons daily, drying grinding and dividing ore into four sealed sacks for assayer buyer shipper and umpire. It pays cash for ore and serves independent miners with a two to three day assay turnaround.
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