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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
11
For Butte Miner subscriptions and insurance see J. B. Mayfield, 211 W. Sebree Street. Adv. 221f Dr. R. D. Curry's new offices are located in the Telephone block. Phone 355. Adv 14-18.
A digest from the Tribune notes Dillon events and places including Fred Blancher’s Bannack street bakery, Poindexter surveying Montana street, a successful Methodist festival netting 106, bicycle surge on Montana street, militia dress parade for July Fourth, and an illustrated parish lecture. It recalls 1912 and 1895 items such as Pearl Smith’s Washington trip, hobos arraigned, Taylor marriage notices, Armstead depot fire with dynamite nearby, normal school summer enrollment projected at 100, and Beaverhead Brewery’s rising output.
Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending June 12 1926. Listings include property transfers by various grantors and grantees with dates and parcel descriptions.
The notice lists several real estate transactions including patents for about 615 acres near Wise River to William OConnell and multiple warranty deeds transferring 840 acres in Big Hole basin plus 10 Stahl addition lots in Dillon from Annie M Carroll to Francis Carroll and others. It also notes quit claim deeds from Raye Ward Smith to Walter A Sewell for 320 acres near Dillon and large transfers in the Centennial and Horse Prairie valleys plus a hotel tract in Lakeview.
The woodpecker family has departed for parts unknown after birds fled threats to their nest. Adults worked to feed youngsters but the fledglings survived, escaping cats hawks and magpies. Mosquitoes cause about 100 million dollars in annual damage, equaling ninety one cents per person, with three million cases of chills and fevers attributed to them last year.
An exclusive health and accident insurance company seeks a manager and agents in Dillon Twin Bridges and Virginia City districts. Address FE. MM. Crumline manager 97 Owsley block Jutte-aAdv 2A 1t.
J. G. Wolf of Green Bay Wisconsin testifies Foley Pills a diuretic to the kidneys relieved a months long backache. He says a few bottles fixed him up and the medicine is reliable and affordable with guaranteed satisfaction. Potts the Druggist sells Foley Pills.
The common garden snail has about 1 500 teeth and the great black slug more than 30 000. Teeth line the snail tongue in rows and new teeth grow beneath to replace worn ones.
In a rare interview at age ninety two Eliot argues for moderation on liquor and a measured role for the United States in world affairs. He says youth should not think only of themselves, predicts unions and employer alliances will fade, and stresses arbitration and steadfast democracy while praising enduring marriage and national ideals.
A report notes that Americans insert about one million dollars in pennies into vending machines each day. Each machine records profits ranging from three to five dollars monthly.
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