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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1926
Page
3
Dillon Montana advertisement for Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. led by Frank Hazelbaker offering prompt abstracts and complete plant details.
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association posts a reward of 250 dollars for the conviction of any sheep thief and 100 dollars for the conviction of any camp robber, offering incentives to curb theft and robbery in the forest area.
Doctors praise Frances Inglehart as the District of Columbia’s healthiest child after she was enthroned Health Queen in a city pageant. Laurel Yellowstone Bank plans to open around June 1 in the city.
An advertisement extols Foley Pills as a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys. It claims the medicine clears poisons causing back ache, notes over 25 years of use, low cost, no harmful ingredients, and offers satisfaction guaranteed with a prompt to ask the druggist for Foley Pills Potts the Druggist.
The piece discusses placing a Sports Window in the Cathedral of St John the Divine in New York, noting an original live-bird image and proposing an alternative of a Jack Dempsey boxing scene. It also includes a критique of Western women by Rin Chan Lha Mo and comments on American finds in rubber prices and Hoover.
The piece argues that American steel can shut out foreign trusts with tariffs while praising Uncle Sam for national projects. It highlights New Orleans air fields for military use, Secretary Work’s stance on Colorado water power, and the Boulder Dam as a monumental national undertaking beyond private control.
A husband treks through multiple stores to match a ribbon sample but fails. A small man directs a prize fighter, who punches him, leaving the detective asking for the license number. The tale blends pursuit, confrontation, and a curious twist of fate.
A reader notes the paper reports a woman died in a crowd crush at a sale yesterday. The wife asks if the article mentions any profits or gains by the bar.
Notice announces public auction on May 15 1926 at Armstead Beaverhead County Montana at 1 p m for thirty seven abandoned horses described as unbranded with right hip and right shoulder marks. Proceeds to highest bidder for cash.
Beaverhead county Montana will auction seventy one horses. Any animals not reclaimed or bid upon may be destroyed or disposed of by the county commissioners per state law. The notice dated May 5 1926 is signed by Mo S Baker clerk of the board.
If your birthday is this week you show a careful balanced mind and strong will. You possess executive ability, shrewd judgment and magnetic charm, with potential in business. Men lean toward finance and law while women excel as secretaries teachers musicians and decorators.
Department of the Interior notice from Great Falls Montana on May 10 1926 announces Jennie Fansher of Jackson Montana has filed intent to prove up a stock raising homestead claim in section 15 township 7 south range 14 west P M meridian. The hearing before Fred Rife Dillon Montana is set for June 24 1926 with witnesses John G. Miller Harry G. Davis Jesse W. Finsky and Oscar Farman listed.
In Beaverhead County Montana the district court orders show cause hearing for Everton J. Conger estate. Administrator F A Hazelbaker seeks court permission to sell all real estate and directs publication in Dillon Tribune for four weeks starting prior to May 22, 1926.
The administrator D L Clark announces for all creditors and claimants of Roy R. Given deceased to present their claims with vouchers within 4 months after the first publication. Claims should be shown to the administrator at the law office of W J Cushing Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. Dated Dillon Montana April 22 1926.
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