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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 16, 1923
Page
8
Mrs. A. C. Nash of Dillon reports kidney troubles from ranch work. After using Dean's Kidney Pills from Potts Drug Store, she describes relief in backache and improved kidney function. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N Y. Potts druggist Ady. 45-46
A jeweler declares bracelets are all the style this year and urges customers to take them. A shopper counters that she does not want her arms to look like curtain poles.
An advertisement touts Adlerika as a two bowel action remedy using glycerine buckthorn bark and other ingredients. It claims to remove gases and poisons, aid obstinate constipation, prevent appendicitis, and relieve gas in ten minutes, endorsed by druggist Potts.
Local notices show residents and visitors stopping in Dillon with names like William Klemming Hazelbaker John Mullen Jack Bennett and Bob Marchesseau. Items include for sale sewing machines painting services rent and lodging and scattered farm and ranch news from nearby areas.
El Yale Waterman reports that Grasshopper Ranchers have moved into dairy farming, expanding the operation to milk production and related dairy activities. The shift signals diversification for the ranch and potential local market impact.
First Baptist Church of Scott notes dairy activity at the Polaris ranch operated by George and Andy B. Pyle. 18 to 20 cows produce cream to cover expenses. last month 102 gallons brought 152.52. Brown and Marchesseau plan modern additions, including a 40 by 50 foot barn for 40 cows and hay storage. A new milkhouse and water system are under way. plans include a pure bred Holstein bull from Wisconsin. C L Knoll milks 12 cows and grows dairy interest. Sermon topics and Sunday school reorganizations accompany church events and Junior Chorus practice.
Philip J. May leads Education Sunday at the First Presbyterian Church with Sabbath school at 10 and morning worship at 11. Superintendent Mr Cluley chairs the Sabbath school. The sermon title is Education for the Whole of Life and a cordial welcome is extended to all.
Mrs. C Biron of Lynn Massachusetts says the medicine worked a miracle and relieved back ache after kidney trouble. The advertisement promotes prompt relief from kidney and bladder irritations from Foley Kidney Pills, sold by Potts the druggist.
Classified notice from Dillon Montana adv: reliable woman seeks work as companion to an elderly lady or couple. References exchanged. Box 802.
The Beaverhead Abstracts Company lists real estate transfers for the week ending November 10, 1923. Transfers include parcels of land exchanged between local property owners and new deeds recorded in county records. Details name buyers sellers and respective parcels in the town and surrounding area.
A compilation of Patent and Deed transfers listing grantees and grantors across Centennial valley Sheep Creek basin and surrounding Dillon areas. Transactions include multiple acreage deeds, city lots, and townsite parcels with limited monetary considerations of ten dollars and other nominal sums. Names include Mary Ritchie John L Kurtz Francis Reilly Wm M Harrison John Atkinson J KR Atkinson Louis Anderson Karen Anderson W Ford McBain Myrtle Hayes Lillian Culver Edward Smith Lena Boone Anna Mikus W E Hedges William Stevens Archie G Gauchay Chris Wilke Emily Wilke I A Hyde & Company Richard Gallagher Geo Whitworth Guardian Madward Smith Milton Johnson I Johnson Lena Joone and others.
The order of service Sunday November 13 will recognize the Father and Son movement. The sermon will reflect this purpose with the Doc Molay fraternal organization of young men set to form part of the audience. A warm invitation is extended to young people and parents. Sunday school begins at 10, Epworth League meets at 6 30, followed by the evening service at 7 30 in keeping with the day’s aim.
A dog about nine years old with a J brand on its left shoulder is reported missing. The finder notified Ericson Bros in Dillon Rural Free Delivery.
Advertisement lists pedigreed and registered English Lewellyn setter puppies for sale by G. My Dallas in Wilsall Montana. Includes contact location and note of breeder status.
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