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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1926
Page
6
Classified ad lists a Letz feed grinder number 244 and a Fordson tractor, both fully equipped, viewable any time at the Sanitary Dairy with Carl J. Hansen.
Premier Mussolini has ordered a psychological demobilization of the Italian people and forbids newspapers from printing incendiary material that could keep alive the belli cose terminology and spirit.
Major A. B. Ackerman of Barberton Ohio endorses Foley Pills diuretic saying they ease back ache rheumatic pain and weakness from kidney and bladder issues. Ad claims Foley Pills have been trusted for over 25 years and are guaranteed to satisfy.
The item notes Stallion poker and linen dusters for cowboys, Bannack’s music scene, Brush's freight carrying three pianos, Nat Wood reports seven head from one cow in two years, and seventeen couples seeking divorces in Butte district court.
From the Tribune dated September 13 1895 comes word Dillon seeks a good hotel as the community prays for progress. Missoula reports the Montana State University yell filling campus with a booming chant that wakes the dead. Arthur Allison commutes twenty miles daily to school taking about eighty five minutes for the round trip. A future Normal School will spur a new Orr street sidewalk to the school grounds exciting local cyclists.
Saturday before daybreak a burglar entered A F Graeter's home but fled when chased with a gun. The intruder collided with stair ballasters loosening them. Aviator Mr. Maroney, guest for county fair flights, flew to Poindexter Orr ranch for breakfast then circled Dillon at 4000 feet. Lee Reese left for Albany Missouri for winter and plans to return in spring.
Wm F Lagle of Anderson Indiana credits Foley Pills with quick relief for back pain and irregular flow warning of trouble. The ad promotes a diuretic used for over 25 years with guaranteed satisfaction and low cost. Also notes a British museum knife with a spoon shaped depression.
Real estate transfers listed in the Beaverhead Abstract Company records for the week ending Sent. 11, 1926. The transfer notes document property movements and owner changes within the period.
United States issues patent to Wilpea Galigher and LaFaette Scott for Spanish Lode mining claim No. 3688 as surveyed by the Surveyor General. Also listed is a patent to Michael A. Tersey for 648 acres near Armstead.
Warranty deeds show Anton H. Jackson to John J. Jackson Dillon land along the Utah and Northern railway right of way and Margaret Sperry to LeRoy Sperry 320 acres in Centennial valley. Quit claim transfers include T. J. Mulany to M. L. McCaleb 11-2 Thompson's addition in Dillon and McKinley Brownfield to A. Brownfield 120 acres near Dillon. Final accounts decree distribution in estates of William Woodward and Ethrage Dean Ward. Mining locations list Louise Quartz and Martha Quartz lodes Unorganized district, Sterling lodes in Bryant district, Sterling mill site, Reward and Hunter ride claims in Montana district.
The Sheridan Woman's Library club resumed meetings after summer break. Mrs. F A Brim was elected president succeeding Mrs. W J Derrrick. Members discussed improving meetings and social morale. Light refreshments followed a social hour. Harry B Runkel and Miss Selma Spuhler returned from Chehalis to attend the funeral of Miss Bertha Henrich in New Mexico. Henrich, born May 24 1897 near Sheridan, trained as a nurse in 1916 and served as a nurse in 1918 before health declines led to her final return to Montana.
A Chehalis service honored a young woman who died serving the country in World War I. The casket bore the American flag as mourners recalled she gave her life on the battlefields of France and enjoyed health and youth before answering the call to duty.
An apparatus for dispersing fog is being developed at the Philadelphia Naval aircraft factory. A charging screen a transformer with rectifying device an airplane propeller and a meter mounted on a truck will electrify 700 000 cubic feet of air a minute and cut a path 2 000 feet wide and 1 000 feet high through a fog.
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