Looking Backwards 41 Years Ago in Dillon
Sheep men report light losses this season. Moistened alkali is ankle deep in town. Baseball fever stirs in Dillon with hope of stronger season than last year.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
11
Dillon Whisky Hint Delays Eclipse Viewing Bill Passed
Old topers must hold a bottle of Dillon whisky to view the eclipse properly. The Dillon incorporation bill won approval in the House by 17 to 5. The Dillon post office changed hands with James Kirkpatrick transferring the office to John T. Yue yesterday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
James Kirkpatrick
John T. Yue
Local Notes from Rocky Hill Ride and Blizzard Talk
Sam Arndts and Frank Thomas rode to Rocky Hill last Sunday. Mr Thomas rode with fur robe lining wrapped around a broken saddle. Henneberrys return from Chicago. A robust blizzard for the time of year. If the Normal school is built this year a hotel and opera house may be erected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Arndts
Frank Thomas
Rocky Hill
Thomas
Dillon Team Shines In Bozeman
Hazel Tonney returns from Armstead visit and Prof. Robert Clark arrives after an eastern trip. The Dillon basketball team made a creditable showing in Bozeman during the period, reflecting strong performance for the year.
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Hazel Tonney
Armstead
Prof
Robert Clark
Dillon
Bozeman
Beaverhead Abstract Company Week Ending March 6 1926
Book listings show the Beaverhead Abstract Company total for the week ending March 6 1926. Figures detail real estate transfers and recorded abstracts across Dillon and surrounding districts. Local firms and residents rely on these records for property transactions and title verification.
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Books of the Beaverhead Abstract Company
Land Grants Seaward for Montanans Named in Transfers
The document records U S transfers: 644 acres near Monida to Herbert W Jones, 40 acres in Big Hole basin to John H Robbers, and 160 acres near Bond to C N David son.
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United States
Herbert W. Jones
Monida
John H. Robbers
Big Hole Basin
State of
Montana
C. N. Davidson
Bond
Clouse Transfers 479 Acres in Centennial Valley
James Clouse and wife sell 479 acres in Centennial valley to FE. R. Gleed via warranty deeds, transferring full ownership rights to the grantee as recorded in the parcel transaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Clouse
FE. R. Gleed
Centennial Valley
Gillons Transfer 302 Acre Dillon Bench Trio to Ward Richard
Grace T Gillon and husband and Charles Gillon sell 302 acres on Dillon bench to Ward K Richard. Eston W Strowbridge transfers 40 acres in Big Hole basin to Charles K Miller. R R Rogers and wife deed 802 acres on Dillon bench to Hillsboro Guanity Savings Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace T. Gillon
Charles Gillon
Ward K. Richardson
Dillon Bench
Eston W. Strowbridge
Charles K. Miller
Big Hole Basin
R. R. Rogers
Hillsboro Guanity Savings Bank
Metlen Sells Dillon Lots in Original Townsite and Rife’s Addition
Geo. R. Metlen serves as referee in transfers to Dan Mooney of lots in block 8 of Dillon’s original townsite and in Rife’s addition. Metlen also acts as referee in a sale to Bessie Mori of two lots in block 7 of Dillon’s original townsite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. R. Metlen
Dan Mooney
Rife
Dillon
Bessie Mori
Tax deeds issued by the county treasurer for Lig Hole basin lands
Court orders the administration of the estate of St Louis H. Christensen deceased while noting twenty seven tax deeds issued by the county treasurer to the county of Peaverhead on property within the Lig Hole basin irrigation district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coury
Peaverhead
Lig Hole Basin
St Louis H. Christensen
Pep Day at First Baptist Church Service
The First Baptist Church holds a Pep Day program on the fourth Sunday with a morning sermon on The Second Coming of Christ. Evening activities begin at 7 30 including hymns, scripture reading by Lelia Petit, talks by I L Fairbanks and Dysart Gowen, and a short sermon by Rev E L Hurley.
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The
Baptist Church
Christ
E. L. Hurley
Lelia Petit
A. Campbell
Solo
H. H. Bates
I. L. Fairbanks
Dysart Gowen
Cameron Gowen
Grace Cashmore
Day of the Cross sermon at Methodist Church
The Methodist Church announces a Sunday service at 11 with special quartette music and Sunday school at 9 45 led by Roy Herndon. Evening service at 7 30 explores Is the Ku Klux Klan Christian and Pioneer boys meet at 7 30 Monday. Mrs H Lester Smith visits Sunday 21. Holy Week services daily through April 2 except Saturday.
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Methodist Church
Roy Herndon
Haworth League
Ku Klux Klan
Pioneer Club
H. Lester Smith
Bishop Smith
India
Dillon
Butte-North Butte Mining Co Takes Over Tuolumne Property
Butte-North Butte Mining Co. assumes control of the Tuolumne property in a deal valued at about $10,000,000, expanding its mineral holdings and operations.
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Butte
North Butte Mining Co
Tuolumne Property
Montana cattle and sheep range conditions reported
Range cattle in Montana are at 100 percent normal and sheep at 104 percent, indicating stable to above-average conditions across the statewide grazing region.
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Montana
Foley's Honey and Tar Promised for Croup Relief
An advertisement urges mothers to use Foley's Honey and Tar for croup, claiming it eases breathing and prevents sudden distress. It touts repeated success for bron chial coughs and night coughs and presents a testimonial from a reader.
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Foley
Sunset subscription offer for five months
Get Acquainted For a Dollar a limited offer invites readers to send $1.00 for a five month Sunset subscription. The ad seeks spare time agents and provides the address 460 Fourth Street San Francisco California dated Adv 9 13.
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Sunset
the West
the Clean
Fourth Street
San Francisco
Calif
Adv
The Purdy Family of Main Street In Town Life
A lively portrait of the Purdy family on Main Street highlighting Mary Marie waiting for her steady on evenings and Warren Gambriel among pranksters. Grandpop Purdy and Edwin Purdy are noted town characters seen around Decoration Day and community events.
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Purdys
Main Street
Mary Marie
Apple Pulpit At 52 Years In Cold Storage
A local notice reports a man connected to a cold storage facility, details unclear due to fragmentary text. The mention includes an age of 52 and references to storage operations. Further data needed for full clarity.
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Jones
Hog export surge reshapes Bozeman patio economy
In 1910 Bozeman Montana hosted 75,000 hogs. By 1925 exports climbed to 225,000 hogs out of a total 280,000 raised, reflecting a sharp increase in livestock trade and production in the region.
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Bozeman
Montana
Don’t Overlook A Good Thing Advertisement Letter
Letter from Jas Edwards of Montgomery Alabama touts Foley’s Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs colds and croup. Claims include better sleep relief of chest soreness and a soothing coating for inflamed throats with wide family use.
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Jas. Edwards
Montgomery
Ala
Foley
Potts
The Second Coming Topic At First Baptist Church
The pastor at the First Baptist Church in Council Bluffs Iowa will discuss the Second Coming of Christ this Sunday morning. He will address questions about whether Christ returns and what it means for believers and disciples. A local barber's controversial claim of a men only shop is noted as a separate anecdote.
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The
Baptist Church
Christ
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Havre Daily Advertiser Begins Free Morning Edition
The Havre Daily Advertiser announces the start of a free morning edition. This move expands access for local readers and may affect circulation patterns and advertiser reach in the Havre area.
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Havre
Father-in-law declares loss. son-in-law jokes about love
In a brief quarrel line, a father-in-law tells his son-in-law he lost all his money, prompting the witty reply that validates marrying for love. Separately, Shelby-Homestake Exploration Co. reports production of 387,578 barrels of oil.
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Scott
Shelby — Homestake Exploration Co
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