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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1926
Page
8
A long list of visitors and locals in Dillon with stops in Butte, Melrose, Reichle, Apex, Sheridan, Salmon, Horse Prairie, and Jackson. Reports include Postmaster J.C. Fuller’s trip to Butte, Miss Nellie Forrest visiting Homepark, and Dixie LaHood's Dillon visit. Advertisements note slippers, land scripts, and household goods offers.
Baptist ladies will serve a chicken dinner at Camel Inn on Saturday March 20. Serving begins at five o clock. Prices are 75 and 50 cents. Advy, It.
James Blair from Horse Prairie spent last weekend in this city. Roy Peterson from Melrose visited with Dillon friends last Wednesday. Miss Gladys Trambley and Miss Betty Roe were Bedrock visitors in Dillon Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. John Malsich motored here from the Twin Bridges road ranch Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gordon and son Roscoe motored here from Armstead on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Hildreth of Medicine Lodge were guests at Mrs. Hildreth's mother’s home here part of the week.
Mr. C F Redlich touts Perfect Retention Shields as the solution for ruptures. He claims instant relief and ten day closure of openings, strengthening weak tissues to often restore natural retention without outside support. Suitable for early discovered small ruptures with no leg straps and can be worn while bathing. Letters from satisfied clients are available.
The analysis notes impulsiveness and dominance for birthdays this week with strong executive ability and loyalty. It describes men as public speakers, politicians, actors, and judges, while women are social leaders, writers, teachers, and social workers. It also mentions charm, nobility, and a risk of losing confidence.
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