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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1928

Page

3

Get the Message Through

The first communications system in the West was the pony express from St. Joseph to San Francisco. Riders carried mail over mountains and plains under the motto Get the Message Through. Today telephone workers pursue the same ideal as Denver builds a headquarters on the old pony express site, preserving that spirit.

Pony Express St. Joseph San Francisco Denver

General Electric head envisions electrified highways and farms

New York reports Owen D. Young chairman of General Electric foresees rapid highway illumination and farm electrification. Power companies will survey routes farmers willingness to subscribe to power and seek highway department cooperation. Small state motor taxes could fund lighting.

New York Owen D. Young General Electric Company Mr. Young Young

Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon week

Ras Hansen of Dell and Frank Esterwald of Grant visited town on personal business. A. H. Keller of Lima spent part of the week in Dillon. Stan White from Glen came for a sale at the Tribune office. Mrs Coy J Brown of Armstead stayed at the Metlen. Several other locals and visitors from Lima Armstead Polaris Idaho Falls and Seattle were noted in the week.

Frank Esterwald Grant A. H. Keller Lima Dillon Coy J. Brown of Armstead Metlen Frank Stahl Idaho Falls

Getting Up Nights For Bladder Relief Keller Formula Ad

Columbus minister's wife relates relief from bladder irritation using Lithiated Buchu Keller Formula. He states she woke 6 to 8 times nightly before treatment and notes tablets cost 2c each, with local availability at Geo. M. Gosman.

Nature Columbus W. H. Mitchell Park St Ohio The Columbus Dispatch Keller Laboratory Mechanicsburg Geo

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead District 1928

Week ending March 3 1928 records U S A transfers to Sidney C Kimball and Gordon T Nichols plus numerous deeds in the Centennial valley and Lima. Listings include warranty deeds to Gleed Bros and various quitclaims and powers of attorney with locations in Monida Lima and Dell Montana. Decrees of distribution involve the estates of Elma Dubois and Francis Carroll. Certificate of location notes the Good Friend lode in Beaverhead County.

Sidney C. Kimball Monida Gordon T. Nichols Centennial Valley Jesse J. Arnett Gleed Bros L. J. Phillips Cecil J. Gottsch Lima A. V. Lackey Gleed, Bros Margarete Boyle Montana Gordon ‘'T. Nichols Justin I. Morse Luther T. Hauberg Elma Dubois Francis Carroll A. H. French Good Friend Lode Montana Mining District Beaverhead County

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