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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1927
Page
3
A Dillon horse sale by Dillon Horse Sales Co. drew buyers from across the country and several carloads of horses were shipped Tuesday. Local residents including John W. Hart and W. P. Carroll visited Dillon on business while others returned from trips and noted regional oil prospects and bakery improvements.
A Charleston West Virginia reader reports Foley's Honey and Tar helps over a bad bronchitis attack. The ad touts the cough and bronchial relief, claiming the remedy loosens phlegm eases mucous membranes and night-time tightness. Potts Druggist advertises availability with phone request option.
Ann Tadovich of Butte visits her parents here for a few days. Lou Shea visits relatives in Butte. Mike Manhart returns from a Utah winter. Matt Polish hosts a dancing party with Crossley’s Apex Orchestra and Pete Spitzer. J Erickson of Melrose visits Beehrer family. Matt Reiber and family move to Rock Creek for the summer. Christ Reiber, Mrs Elsie Garrison, and Bill Garrison travel to Virginia City on business. E Eaton and Bernard Garrison visit Dillon. John Poole and J N Hart come for Woods Livestock interests. T Foley celebrates a birthday with Dillon friends. Henry Lehman and Jack Waters visit Butte. Adam Meyer, Reichle native, in Butte hospital for eye operation. friends hope for full recovery.
Tigers and mountain lions from African jungles and western plains will appear in costumes for Beaverhead post American Legion minstrel show at Hartwig theater next Thursday and Friday. Jon as Brothers of Livingston loaned the animal skins for the act "In the Court of Lollo pop a too." End men George Melton James McCollum W B Hartwig and W M Stone practiced Sunday with new gags. State Legion commander Harry M Johnson attended rehearsal from Anaconda. Mrs Fay Klicker, former Dillon resident, died in Butte last Saturday and ran a local rooming house for about a year.
California visitors Frank Lavene and Donald, cattle buyers, spent Sunday with the Cleinow family. Many neighbors attended Washington birthday celebrations and card parties while week end trips included Dillon and Armstead.
Marcus Elser died February 15 1927 after a lingering illness at home. He leaves four sons Archie Glenn Roy and Ray and two daughters Mrs Earl Coaterman and Mrs Joe McManus. George Rowe died February 26 after six months at home. Born June 23 1852 in Warsaw Ontario he moved to Montana in 1880 and settled in Madison county. He married Mary Darby in 1883 and had four children Mrs Harry Copp Mildred Harry and Alice.
The infant died in infancy and was mourned by a wife and three children. The funeral from the home Monday drew a large crowd. Rev R P Skinner read the service. Mrs Norman Gilberts sang two hymns with Mrs Brim at the piano. A big cortege accompanied the remains to Sheridan cemetery. Attendees from several towns joined locals, including Miss Mildred Rowe’s family, and others from Butte and Dillon. Daniel Defoe famed for journalism and his connection to Jack Sheppard’s Newgate interview is noted in a brief aside.
Following a nervous shock a Par isian turned blue all over. Physicians have been unable to restore him to his natural color.
A marriage license was issued Monday afternoon to Marsh Donegan and Manda F Hancock both popular Melrose residents. Judge Opp performed the ceremony and the couple returned to Melrose on the afternoon train.
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