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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 20, 1925
Page
8
A compilation of short notices from Dillon and nearby areas. Local residents and visitors listed include C F Peterson from Dell, Aladdin Lamp at Fors Gren’s Grocery, E M Yeaman from Leadore in Dillon, and numerous social calls among Del l residents, ranch folks, teachers, and travelers.
Bay gelding with white hackamore missing. Weight about 1500 pounds. Brand LZ. $10 reward for information leading to recovery. Contact WM. C. Griffith Adv. 38 Bannack Montana.
W E Roberts returned from a Pocatello trip and reports a bumper potato crop with rising markets. A farmer allegedly repaid a bank loan and kept 75000 after selling tubers, while a local merchant reportedly earned about 500000 from potato speculation this fall and winter.
Funeral services were held last Saturday afternoon at two o'clock from the Methodist church with Reverends Edward Smith and Carl Knudsen officiating. Many offerings of flowers reflected the high regard for the departed officer and the services were well attended. Pallbearers included A. L. Anderson, Sheriff Dan Mooney, W. T. Scully, John Poole, Fred Huber and Judge Louis Stahl. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.
In a neent address President Coolidge says that tracing American roots is less important than current Americanism. Judith Gap local business leaders and Central Montana Chamber plan to bring 100 dairy cows to sell on easy terms. Mining properties near Kingston could merge into a two million dollar corporation. Monarch mill may be enlarged to treat ores.
Forsythe reports 300 cattle cars 3800 sheep cars 15 hog cars and many horse cars shipped from Rosebud County since last September. White Sulphur Springs Donahue Brothers sell Dogie ranch 60 sections of land and 3000 cattle to Stewart and Finlen.
Ten Montana oil refineries report a 70 percent production rise from the first quarter of 1925, reflecting a significant uptick in crude processing and regional energy activity.
In the Kevin Sunburst oil field Shelby Oilmont about 17 miles north will gain a post office. Pondera reports top holiday turkey price at 48 cents a pound indicating local market activity.
A scanned advertisement urges readers to send ten cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a ten cent bottle of FOLEY'S HONEY AND TAR COMPOUND for coughs and hoarseness plus a sample of FOLEY'S PILLS and FOLEY CATHARTIC TABLETS. It touts relief and claims millions helped.
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