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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 05, 1923
Page
8
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Many residents and guests spent the last weekend at Elkhorn Springs before winter closure. Among them were Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Menke, Mr. and Mrs. T. Lee Mc Cracken, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Bond, and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ashworth.
The serious illness of Mrs. Mattie Martin led to the summons of Charles Martin and his wife early in the week. They traveled from Deer Lodge where Martin is employed as a guard at the state prison.
An advertisement claims Adlerika blends glycerine buckthorn bark and other ingredients to act on both upper and lower bowel. It asserts rapid gas relief within ten minutes and promotes its use against obstinate constipation and potential appendicitis, with Potts the druggist as the retailer.
Local items report visitors and errands across Dillon and nearby areas. Names include Noah Allen Thomas Pierce E W Johnson Mrs Hart and John Shesser with multiple engagements and shopping notices at Tattersalls Hart’s and McFadden’s bakery.
Marvo and Mas Thorais Yeaman moved to Dillon from tami Saturday. Mrs Yeaurian took the train to Denver for a convention of steepmen. Jake Nedidt rancher was in Dillon to buy young beef for winter feed. For cement brick and stone work contact Henry W. Sacher Dillon Mont. Adv. 22 1f Mrs Thomas Barrett left for Denver to visit relatives and friends and to St Joseph Missouri before returning to Dillon.
Mrs Mary Coppamt spent Sunday with Mrs Mary Pelle as local visits occur. Russell Smith shipped several carloads of sheep to Omaha aboard with Roscoe Cornell. Elmes Selway joined another stock shipment to Omaha. George Leinenwebber and son Orlando visited Beaverhead high school in Dillon. Z B Yeaman and Dr R R Rathbone left Dillon for Washington with plans to spend winter in Florida and Washington respectively.
The Beaverhead County High School Agricultural Department under E Yale Waterman and LeRoy W Beam offers milk testing cow testing and possible tubercular testing to local ranchers in Beaverhead County Montana. Information can be written to Agriculturist Beaverhead County High School Dillon Montana. The Tribune provides free use of the paper for this development effort.
George Melton livestock commission man toured Butte Spokane and Walla Walla last week to grow a stock shipment business. In Spokane he faced a spirited set to with the ex Northwestern singles champion in three games 15 21 21 16 20 21.
Governor Allen reports early progress in adjusting and settling difficulties of the Boston and Montana and affiliated corporations. He expects to resume business as usual at the old stand soon.
A city curfew sounds at 9 p.m. for youths under 16 unaccompanied by parents. The rule began Monday and runs until April 1 when 9:30 p.m. becomes the spring summer curfew time.
A report mentions a load of sheep in transit to Chicago carried by a team led by Ringe returning to Dillon from Northern Montana. The shipment is connected to Roscor Cormedl Dane Haarison and others with a caption about related local business advertisements.
Jack Leimert former high school athlete entered Northwestern University Chicago this fall and won a tackle spot on the freshman team after starting as center on the third team. He mentions his 215 pound opponent and his own 175 pounds pushing him at practice. He had initially planned to enter the University of Michigan and has been pledged by a Greek letter fraternity.
This week centers on lamb shipping with buyers and sellers from the county and areas south and west of the Mississippi. A car shortage limits transport though demand remains high as the lamb crop promises strong profits, with receipts near a million dollars and many owners keeping their ewe lambs.
A party of Continental Oil representatives from Denver, including E. T. Wilson, P. R. Naylor, J. T. Stread, and Tom Rankin, were in town on a business trip during the latter part of last week.
Claude Osborne paid a $5 fine in the justice court Monday afternoon after being haled to answer a charge of creating a disturbance.
Weather changes trigger sickness as many colds and coughs spread. Foley's Honey and Tar is recommended for throat chest and bronchial trouble with no opiates and is advertised as the world's best selling cough medicine. Potts the druggist endorses it.
In Great Falls the plan to use crude oil as a surface for unpaved streets is being tested. The experiment aims to improve road conditions and reduce dust.
A recorded advertisement promotes Chamberlain’s Chamtherlan’s Coords and Chamberlain’s Stomach Ailment remedies for stomach troubles and digestion. It touts a salve for burns wounds and skin ailments, offered at five cents per package to households.
Fifty dollars reward for recovery of a set of new harness and information leading to conviction of the thief. Description includes no collars, toes 2 3 4 inch, leather 14 inch, belted to wooden hame, six links on tug, Wilson trace carrier on hipstrap, black tie ring on back strap, backstrap snaps to hame each side, straight bit bridles with adjusting buckle. SAM SHELER Grant Montana. Adg 387 tf.
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