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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1923
Page
8
The Dillon Montana Tribune ad notes a California company now operates the Devereaux well in Cat Creek's West Dome area and promotes greeting cards No 5545 Good-Bye Have a Good Time as seasonal purchases bustling the summer travel period.
Mrs A Barnes of Altoona Pennsylvania describes severe kidney trouble and liver problems that kept her from housework. She says Foley Kidney Pills helped her wonderfully and endorses the product as a quick relief, with Potts the druggist selling them.
Itemized notices and brief reports from Dillon and area residents include visits between towns, business trips by A A Curnutt and H S Gimble, car sales and motor travel, summer students arriving by train, teachers returning to Dillon, and local family movements.
Sheriff Mooney recovered a half gallon of moonshine in Grant last Saturday, triggering the arrest of Whitey Williams, proprietor of a local hotel and bar. Williams was arraigned in Dillon justice court on unlawful possession of intoxicating liquor, pleaded not guilty, and posted $250 bond for trial.
Postmaster Walter V. Grimes attended a postal employees conference in Helena last Sunday into Monday and returned home Wednesday.
A mother scolds Ruth for bad behavior while Ruth retorts that her mother has failed in teaching her to be a good girl. The exchange exposes Generational tension within a domestic scene.
Prospects for supplying Great Falls with natural gas within a year look good. With gas near Shelby and Big Sandy, a pipeline to Great Falls is likely. Flynn Bros move rotary rig to Melstone Ragged Point for a deep test. Gordon Exploration resumes drilling on Lime Butte, 17 miles southeast of Glasgow.
Stubborn coughs that linger can lead to serious complications and should be checked with Foley's Honey and Tar. A user, John J., from Healy Pittsfield Massachusetts, reports no cough after taking Foley's Honey and Tar. The advertisement urges refusing substitutes and credits Potts the druggist.
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