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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
6
Lewis and Walker advertise a $100 reward to any person not a law officer for arrest and conviction of anyone collecting bounty funds illegally. Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Assn. ad appears. Old newspapers offered for sale at the Tribune Print Shop for use under car pets and rugs.
French dyeing and cleaning service at 60 West Galena Street Butte Montana. Satisfaction guaranteed. Outside work solicited. Phone 516.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts rewards of 250 dollars for conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for conviction of any camp robber.
A.W. Stephenson and Anson Baxter flew to Alder Friday afternoon to court a Waco plane prospect. This marks the second aircraft sold recently by Montana Air Service, with both planes slated for delivery in June.
Petersburg Virginia resident Mrs Black testifies she could not stoop or lift before Foley Pills diuretic and now has no pain. Ad copy urges asking for Foley Pills diuretic with promise of prompt relief and satisfaction guaranteed. Druggist Potts advertises the product.
A series of brief visits and social happenings in Dillon and nearby towns including A M Peterson from Dell Ben F Butler Wise River J H Bray Lakeview Mrs W I Johnson of Johnson Trading Co reports birds and spring indicators in the country Mr and Mrs Harry Schuler and guests at ranch north of Dillon Warren Hughes and Mrs Hughes and Mrs Robert Hughes visit Dillon Carl Price Hanover Fire Insurance Co travels for business Mrs A B Keith from Butte attends American Legion show Henry Wyatt George Baker travel to Deer Lodge for Legion auxiliary district meeting Miss Gladys Trambley Armstead visits Dillon C S Gilbert Virginia City attends Dillon business L A Metzel Alder spends Saturday in Dillon Mrs Charles Brenner from Grant Scott and Decker home Armstead Luna March 6 honors Col Alph Decker birthday guests Roy B Herndon and family Glenn A Decker and family of Dillon
A Charleston West Virginia testimonial reports Foley's Honey and Tar relieving a bad bronchitis attack. The ad promotes the cough remedy as safe for children and adults and notes druggists stock and recommend it.
Mrs. Roy Oliver and daughter depart for Bozeman to settle there. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Menke plan a move to Anaconda as Mr. Menke transfers with Continental Oil. Miss Helen Yeaman of Leadore visits Dillon. Harry Pierce stays at Andrus hotel. S. Roberts of Grant and Walter Stewart of Jackson spend time in Dillon. Harry Richardson and A. R. Mulkey party visit Dillon for business and funeral. Mrs. J. J. Brown returns home after Barrett hospital stay and birth of a son on February 16. Louie Anderson returns from the coast. Charles F. E. Calvert visits from Lima. fd Schulz and Jacob Ruppel come from Twin Bridges. Harry Snyder and F E Morrison visit from Sheridan. John Hildreth spends weekend at Dillon from Medicine Lodge ranch.
Four cows drown and a steer's neck breaks after ice on the upper Lavelle ranch gives way in warm sun near Divide. Joe Pergoski owns the cattle. losses run high as cows priced at 125 dollars each. The steer was butchered after landing but died in the attempt. The report notes purebred milking stock nearly ready to freshen. The piece also recounts early transit history from 1829 with Shillibeer’s omnibus and Hancock’s mechanically propelled bus.
A vintage appeal urges mothers to give California Fig Syrup to their sick, constipated children. The ad promises gentle relief within hours, noting the syrup is pleasant tasting, free of narcotics, and suitable for babies and children, with genuine bottles bearing clear directions.
The Rt. Rev. W. FY. Faber, bishop of the Montana diocese, will visit St James Episcopal Church in Dillon from Sunday to Friday to confirm the yearly class and promote the Episcopal Crusade. He will preach on God’s Call to the Church and present a program on what the faith means to adherents, with daily Bible study and communion services. The Crusade, central to the church’s renewed evangelism, welcomes all denominations to attend. Also noted is the 1926 U.S. mint output totaling 38,110,055 coins.
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