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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1923
Page
11
Patent entries show transfers to Fred Pederson for 160 acres and 480 acres in the Sheep Creek basin, to John T. Murphy for 320 acres in the same basin, and to the heirs of John Charles O'Neill. Records reflect public land grant activity and heir notices.
A list of property transactions including final certificates, warranty deeds, and mining deeds. Entries cover parcels in Maiden Rock Horse Prairie Blacktail Centennial Lima Armstead and Bryant district, with parties such as Harrison Churchill heirs Henry Siefken Cecil Fallon Clarence W. Gist J. Walter Scott and others. Some transfers note considerations like 10 or 1.00 and involve entities including The Hecla Consolidated Mining Company and the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints.
A Boy Scout and Camp Fire Girl program occurred at assembly on April 25 with Miss Gay outlining the organization’s aims and history. Scout Master Reeser led a Boy Scout oath demonstration. The Dramatic Club inducted twelve new members after dinner with original stunts. The K I N sorority hiked to Dillmont Park for supper. Sisters of Charity B V M leased the old hospital house for a summer session and plan to send about thirty members to normal college. Several Sisters enrolled in Butte extension classes last winter. Pins for the Women’s Athletic Association arrived, promoting participation in sports as part of a national college program.
Union Pacific President Carl R. Gray announces a monthly series of newspaper ads to inform the public about railway operations. The program aims to explain how and why the railroad works and emphasizes the impact on communities across thirteen states.
A brief dialogue at a railway station features a boy offering to carry a traveler’s bag for a dime. The traveler refuses twice, insisting he does not want the bag carried, prompting the boy to ask why he is still carrying it.
For Highways Fund the constable cites the law that every vehicle must carry a light when darkness begins and answers that darkness begins when the lights are lit. The dialogue contrasts the timing with a witty exchange on compliance and cost.
Tessie recalls a man leaving him with a kiss as Bessie calls him lazy. The brief exchange captures a playful moment and humor.
Work begins immediately on the construction of new refinery tanks in Great Falls as part of expansion plans. The project outlines rapid progress aimed at boosting processing capacity and increasing local employment.
A reader recounts a near fainting episode after dinner eight months ago and credits Mayr's Wonderful Remedy with relief from stomach pains and bloating. The ad promotes the remedy as clearing intestinal mucus and inflammation, offering a money back guarantee with one dose. Also listed are real estate ads for a four-room home in South Washington and a two-story frame residence on Thompson Avenue with installment terms.
A juror foreman from Missouri calmly responded to a claim that a Buick injured a Pretty girl’s knee. The exchange highlights the jurors’ measured approach during the case in St. Louis.
Mrs E M Doby of Asbury Park New Jersey says a hacking cough haunted her for years until Foley's Honey and Tar acting as the only remedy that reached her cough. Coughs colds and croup quickly relieved with Foley's Honey and Tar. Refuse substitutes. Potts the druggist.
The National Bay State Shoe Company advertises 122000 pairs of U S Army Munson shoes in sizes 5% to 12. The surplus stock from a major government contractor is priced at 2.95 a pair, with 100 percent leather, dark tan color, bellows tongue, dirt and waterproof. Customers may pay on delivery or by money order. refunds offered if not as represented.
Advertises a fur and hide buying service: buys raccoon mink rats beaver marten fisher fox and other skins from country dealers and large dealers. Promises prompt cash, prepaid return if remittance unsatisfactory and wire transfer for large lots. Also handles horse hides cattle hides and tallow.
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