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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1917
Page
7
Notices of events with admission or sales will be charged five cents per line. Gard of Thanks and obituary poetry are five cents per line. Business notices and orders should go to Tribune Publishing Co. The firm will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees unless signed by the manager.
Drafted men from the valley named for entrainment at Dillon include Bruce Risley Charley Mills Magni Green of Wisdom and Gus Mattes of Jackson Others listed on Monday cards Virgil Long Jimmie O Connell Ted Harper Chub Wilson and Morgan Jones The piece laments lack of public farewell and questions how many will return home unchanged.
The United States Department of Agriculture calls for repair of worn farm equipment to extend usable life. It urges manufacturers and local agents to support central repair shops, reclaim cast-off machines, and reduce costs, matching new machine shortages and wartime material constraints.
A fragmentary line appears to honor a sacrifice with the phrase Good-bye and God bless you. The exact speakers and context are unclear in the OCR, but the wording suggests a farewell tied to devotion and sacrifice and may indicate a memorial or tribute note.
A. Price Townsend, acting deputy forest supervisor at Wisdom, was in Dillon last week where friends praised his leadership. His work overseeing battlefield station improvements and fire prevention earned broad approval, sparking rumors he may become supervisor and secure strong support from Big Hole residents.
Next Friday evening at the Normal college auditorium Dillon hosts Edgar C. Raine in a Alaska travelogue with over two hundred color slices. Eskimo scenes Mazinka houses and Kyaks highlight a talk on customs and life in the land of the midnight sun. Admission is twenty five cents for students fifty cents for adults and no seats are reserved.
A compact note records a final receipt involving Cox for 160 acres at the Big Hole. The fragmentary text mentions ownership or transaction status related to the property parcel.
A sequence of land and mining transfers are listed, including 160 acres and 40 acres near Taylor Creek, 320 acres on Dillon beach, 360 acres in Big Hole basin, and multiple mining claims in Elkhorn, Vipond, and Bryant districts. Also noted are notices of sale confirmations, water rights, and contract cancellations. An advertisement for Doan's Kidney Pills occupies the end.
A black horse about 1500 pounds is missing with a J A brand on the left shoulder. Finder should notify John Heikkila of Dillon Montana and a reward is offered.
An notice invites readers to Normal College next Friday evening for a program titled Uncle Sam's Wonderland featuring two hundred vivid pictures and absorbing adventure stories in a patriotic showcase.
Readers learn Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to cure catarrh at all stages by internal action on the blood and mucous surfaces. Proponents offer one hundred dollars to any case it cannot cure, urging constitutional treatment. Sold by druggists. address F J Cheney & Co Ohio.
Report of the condition of The Beaverhead State Bank at Dillon Montana as of September 11 1917 showing loans discounts bonds and stocks reserves and deposits totals including individual deposits subject to check time deposits due within 30 days saving deposits and other items with specified amounts and classifications.
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