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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 16, 1925
Page
8
Multiple short notices report visitors and residents in Dillon from Melrose Bannack Blaine Armstead Butte and Santa Clara. Shoppers, trades and travel include Walter Bighorn William Griffith and Kate Lewis with several from Blaine Alder and Armstead. Local stores advertise shoes sewing supplies and household goods with prices and service notes.
Bay gelding with white markings and brand SZ lost. Two brown mares branded SZ, weights 1250 and 1300 pounds. Reward of $10 offered for information leading to recovery. Contact WM. C. GRIFFITH in Bannack Montana.
Monday through Sunday a flurry of visits and trips ties Dillon residents to nearby towns. Notables include Mrs. Otto Christiansen and two children of Apex visiting relatives, and John Judge with family driving from their Polaris ranch. Nearby ranchers Lowell Smith Harry Andrus and John Peterson spent time in Dillon for business and social duties.
An English visitor rode the Ogden train to Dillon and awoke to a London style fog. Dense coast fog disrupted travel and hampered farming tasks as Beaverhead faces a wet spell and a record grain crop prospects. Somers-Somers Lumber Co will run all winter to keep logs from freezing. Conrad County plans a Dry Forks bridge to serve a large farm district.
Advertisement invites college men to apply for work calling 144 Training School or 250-3 Normal College. Contact numbers provided for job opportunities.
Public notice states James K Gravelly of Armstead Montana filed to prove three year claim to homestead and additional land parcels in Montana. Witnesses include James R Freeman Mary D Craver Virgil C Given Gilbert Lindley. Hearing before Fred Fe Clerk in Dillon on November 28 1925. W E Bennett Register.
Safe for children. Made without opiates from California honey and purest ingredients. Foley's Honey & Tar touted as a leading cough remedy for over fifty years with a testimonial from J. R. Dennis of Spiro Oklahoma. Refuse substitutes. Potts the druggist.
Jessie M. Smith formerly Jessie M. Williams of Dillon Montana filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish a land claim in Dillon. Montana before U S Commissioner A Hazelbaker on November 25 1925. The applicants are Thomas O Malley Thomas C Sweet Willard M Lincoln and Edgar Johnson of Dillon Montana.
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