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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 04, 1925

Page

4

Community Notes From Medicine Lodge Aug 27

John Hildreth drove to Dillon early in the week. Tom Craver and two children returned from Butte after visiting his wife and Dorothy Jean. Mrs. Walter Scott went home to Armstead after visiting the Gravelys. Lois Scollard and Alvin Owens spent the weekend in Dillon. Dr. Walker made a Lodge call. Mr. and Mrs. Gravely welcomed a baby girl Friday morning. Newark New Jersey visitors Mr. and Mrs. Houskie visited the Craver ranch. Mrs. Isaac Rifle and Ike Rife Jr. plus Mrs. Ed Duff and girls visited Dillon last week. Mrs. Duff and children left for California Sunday. Hans Peterson and Fred Camps were Lodge visitors Saturday. Dr. Stephan and Javosons were Lodge visitors Friday. Ike Rife drove to Armstead Sunday. Isaac Rife and son Frank drove to Armstead Saturday. Duke Davis made a business trip to Dillon last week.

Medicine Lodge John Hildreth Dillon Tom Craver Butte Dorothy Jean Walter Scott Armstead Gravely Lois Scollard Alvin Owens Walker Lodge James Gravely Houskie Newark N. J Craver Ranch Isaac Rifle Ike Rife Jr Ed. Duff Dilson Isaac Rife Frank Duke Davis

Sheridan Bride Receives Shower Before First Week Home

Mrs. Enoch Cox, new wife of a week, received a miscellaneous shower hosted by Clara Talbot Gertrude and Lore Spuhler at her mother's home in Sheridan. About 45 friends attended as gifts covered home management and recipes. Cox and her husband will reside in Butte. several local residents visited and discussed family ties and local industry projects. Glenn Ogden, visiting from Seattle, arrived for his first trip back since 1912, recounting summer work on the Lolo Hot Springs road project. The district saw ongoing farming and ore activity with lead ore shipments and alfalfa stacking as harvests proceed. Dr. Carr of Buffalo, NY, toured the Gladstone Mine site noting nine-foot vein displays and promising values.

Mrs.Cox Sheridan Ogden Mr. Ogden Seattle la Foster Jess Thomas George Bonanzi Dutchland Georgia Gulch East Helena Dr. Carr Buffalo New York Gladstone Mine and Reduction Company Lakeshore Mine Gladstone

Roosevelt International Highway Association Meeting

The Roosevelt International Highway Association holds sessions in Shelby on September 4 and 5 to discuss cross border travel and highway cooperation. Local officials and regional representatives attend to plan improvements and coordinated events.

Shelby The Roosevelt International Highway Association Sptember 4 and 5

When Is Man Old Progress Echoes Across Ages

A collection of observations on aging, progress, and social change. From a Civil War veteran’s view on marriage to the rise of washing machines and rising incomes, the piece links age to perception, technology, and modern life. It notes plenty of named figures and broad societal trends, including auto prices, fashion, and strange ecological hints.

Armstead Club federates as Armstead Federation of Women

Mrs Elmer Gordon hosts a Thursday gathering at the Inn with summer flowers and a luncheon. The local club becomes the Armstead Federation of Women as officers will be elected at the next meeting. Numerous residents and guests attend events and county fair entries are showcased along with horse races and livestock displays.

Foley's Honey and Tar Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mothers

Mrs Nancy Mather of Richwood Ohio says Foley's Honey and Tar helped her family with colds and that she will keep it on hand. The ad claims thousands of mothers approve the product for children and notes it contains no opiates and is sold by all druggists. Potts the druggist.

Nancy Mather Richwood Ohio Potts

Dillon Man Seeks Three Year Land Claim Proof

John W. Lyon of Dillon Montana has filed notice of intention to make three year proof to establish his homestead claim on N%2S%4 Lots 1-4 section 34 township 8 South range 6 West Montana Meridian. Proof to be presented before U S Commissioner F A Hazelbaker in Dillon on October 23, 1925. Witnesses Frank Bird Lawrence L Price Roy Lyon and F Glenn Lyon all of Dillon.

Department of the Interior U. S. Land Office Great Falls Montana John W. Lyon Dillon Helena Range Montana Meridian F. A. Hazelbaker U. S Frank Bird Lawrence L. Price Roy Lyon F. Glenn Lyon

Cut This Out It Is Worth Money Sample Ad

An old advertisement invites readers to mail a cutout and ten cents to Foley & Co in Chicago for a sample bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs colds and hoarseness plus samples of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. The note claims the remedies are opiate free and have helped millions. Potts the druggist.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Foley Potts

For Sale Sheep Range in Madison Valley Montana

For sale in Madison valley in Montana. Free range 560 acres improved joins forest reserve. Best buy in Montana. Price eight dollars per acre. Contact Guy Drake St Ignatius Mont Adv 35 21.

Best Buy Montana Forest Reserve Madison Valley Guy Drake St. Ignatius Mont Adv

Purebred Chester White Boars For Sale At Dillon Ranch

Listing notes several young Chester White boars for sale at a Dillon Montana ranch near Bond J. F. Hunsaker. The ad lists local breeders and references farm offerings in a one-line classified style.

Bond J. F. Hunsaker Dillon Mont

County Fair Highlights Top Ram at Sale Near Wendell Idaho

The ram was the highest priced in its class at the sale and won second at the Pacific International Stock Show in Portland and third at the International Stock Show in Chicago. It is shown by Henry Finch of Soda Springs Idaho, a noted breeder in the West.

Schulz & Son Hampshire Henry Finch Salt Lake Sheridan Madison County Carl J. Hansen Sanitary Dairy Wisconsin Hansen Tommy Morrow A. C., Morrow Guernsey Silverbow Maggie Dee Latrodo Wendell Ida Portland Chicago Henry, Finch Soda Springs Idaho West

Shall I Pet and the Flapper Question in Smart Set

A Smart Set October feature surveys 516 reader letters on petting and romance. Most oppose promiscuous kissing. many urge waiting for a marriage proposal. A reader’s reply to Betty advises playful resistance until engagement and stresses choosing a husband over fleeting affection.

TMC Smart Set Betty

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