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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
3
French dyeing and cleaning services guaranteed satisfaction offered for outside work at 60 West Galena Street Butte Montana, contact phone 516 Ady tf.
May day will receive special emphasis in Montana this year under Dr. Hazel Dell Bonness of the state health board. An advisory committee including Gov. Erickson and church and medical leaders will sponsor activities to promote child welfare. The effort supports the American Child Health association and Herbert Hoover's child health goals with conferences, birth registrations, plays, pageants, health contests, and three Misoula radio talks in April.
A March Smart Set feature reports on Hollywood fashion trends seen by a camera man. Knee muffs shoes with portraits on buckles pantalettes garter watches helio graph stockings white hair stripes waterproof wigs flapper styles and ostrich ornament accessories. The piece notes New York adoption and promises photos proving the trends.
A reflective verse praising the new generation for greater health vigor and strength. The speaker notes his own aging pace compared to his athletic son and wife and predicts younger people will rise higher, urging the old generation to praise the new and wish them luck.
A naval official will visit Baker Idaho March 19 to 22 Salmon March 22 to 25 Leadore March 26 and 27 Armstead March 27 to 30 to select local youths seeking Navy education and enlistment. The official will arrange free transportation to Boise draft events in Salt Lake City for those chosen.
Cancer is as common in dogs as in humans. Glasgow hosts a federal court session authorized by Congress. Whitefish notes Derrick and Force force entry at Cedar Creek mill. Great Northern reports 650 carloads of ice harvested on Lake Kalispell this winter. Kalispell plans a potato warehouse for 500 acres of crop. China aids Florida horticulture with Satsuma orange and tung tree. Grace Church bell tower in New York City rings by a woman 20 bells rung regularly.
A wealthy Osage youth spends 363 dollars for six months of modern war paint. The kit includes powder puffs hair nets lipsticks rouge shampoos and cold creams. In watch bearings sapphires rubies or garnet are used depending on grade with crystal in the lowest grade.
A tablet from the University of Wisconsin campus will serve as a base in honor of Dr T C Chamberlain, the geologist who contributed names to many glacial drift areas across the United States.
Mrs. F. N. Baker of Titusville Pennsylvania reports relief after a goitre treatment with Sorbol-Quadruple, a stainless liniment. She claims eye, heart, and nerves improved with no ill effects and urges others to learn about her experience.
Charley M. Prine of Jackson Montana filed intent to prove up a three year homestead claim for lands described as SW4ANWK NSW SWYSWWM section 23 township 5 S range 14 W on May 12 1922. The hearing before Fred Rife Dillon Montana is set for May 12 1926 with witnesses I Michael Carroll Richards William A Edward Romain and John Meyer all of Jackson. W E Bennett Register.
William A Richards of Jackson Montana filed notice of intent to prove up a three year homestead claim on Land described as Nt section 18 and parts of section 23 township 5 S range 14 W. Witnesses named are Charley M Prine Albert Reese John B Meyer and Michael B Carroll, before Fred Rife at Dillon Montana on May 12 1926. Also stockholders of Western Wholesale Grocery Company to meet April 5 1926 in Dillon Montana to elect trustee and conduct business.
Beaverhead county invites sealed bids for three steel concrete floor bridges over the Big Hole and Red Rock rivers near Fox Montgomery and Armstead. Bids close April 6 1926 with per cent bonds and local sureties required. Plans by Clerk or County Engineer Geo R Metlen. Foreign corporations must file articles. bids may be rejected.
February 6 1926 notice states John W Shuster of Dillon Montana care of Peal Co in 1921 filed Homestead entry later amended. He seeks final three year proof to establish claim to land described in sections township and range before United States Commissioner F A Hazel baker Dillon Montana on April 14 1926. Witnesses Hans Anderson Viggo Westergard Ed Knox Harry Roberts all of Dillon.
Notice is hereby given that Frank Allen of Donovan Montana filed for final three year proof to establish its claim to land described in entries 062448 062449 and former numbers 022682 022683. Hearing set before Fred Rife Dillon Montana April 14 1926. Witnesses Charles A Branden William S Branslater both Dillon Montana Markus Ro Rando Arthur IL Salmon Donovan Montana.
Valen Tadevich assignee of Christine Jensen seeks final desert land filing for the west half of the southwest in section 34 township 8 south range 9 west principal meridian. hearing set before Fred Rife in Dillon Montana on April 14 1926. parties Carl Hartwig Peter Spritzer Stephen Kambich and Matt Polish of Reichle Montana are listed. W E Bennett signs for the Interior Department.
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