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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1921
Page
7
A tribute recalls Mrs. Hooker as a client of warmth and civic spirit. She organized missions and youth activities at the rectory behind the State Bank, inspired women and girls, and guided a lively church community with humor and steady devotion.
Formal notice lines address the Dillon Examiner office and editorial management. Lacks full context but indicates mailing direction for the publication dated May 18 1984. No clear names or events beyond the newspaper title and general instruction.
L A Gregory will take his string orchestra to Twin Bridges next Sunday for a concert at the Orphan's Home. Twenty two youths aged ten to eighteen perform, with several Dillonites joining the group and praised progress noted over the year.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland, County Supt of Schools, announces teachers examinations will be held June 2 and 3 at the county office. Dillon Rod and Gun club schedules state tournament in July with a 32 page bound program and local business ads. Several hundred visitors expected for the event, described as the citys largest ever.
Mrs Gray of Dillon spent Tuesday in Armstead visiting sister Mrs George Martin. Armstead Athletics beat Grant 7 to 5 in a return game as residents traveled with the team. a game with Polaris is expected next Sunday. Visitors include Miss Sophia Guyaz, Miss Verona Danale, and others from Dillon, Leadore, Salmon, Butte, and Cali fornia.
Inspiring messages from absent members respond to fund letters for Mrs Hooker. The piece reflects on living richly through work, virtue, and generosity, contrasting lofty ideals with everyday acts and the quiet impact of kindness on others.
Mrs. Clarence McGee travels from Dell to Dillon for shopping as the Dillon Greenhouse advertises pansies sweet alyssum asters mignonette English daisies at a dollar per dozen three dozen for two fifty with phone contact 137 W. 3914. Beaverhead milling company stockholders to meet May 16 in Dillon offices at 2 30 pm.
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