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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1926
Page
9
The piece celebrates spring as a time of life energy and gratitude. It notes farmers plowing and planting, crops growing, birds nesting, and people of all ages actively cleaning and improving homes in Dillon under a broad community spirit.
Luther Burbank, famed for his plant science and beauty, died after a long battle with critics of his infidel beliefs. He maintained there is no life beyond the grave and clung to love as his religion. Despite controversy, the world honors him as a great scientist and kindly figure.
A historical critique argues Speaker Longworth has ended the practice of extending remarks in the Congressional Record. Lawmakers previously extended discussions for pages at government expense, aiming to project eloquence. The new rule restricts remarks to what is spoken on the floor, altering the nature of congressional discourse.
The Tribune notes Associate Justice A J Galen announces candidacy to succeed himself. A Montana product, born on Crowcreek ranch in Broadwater county, he rose as a Helena lawyer and former attorney general. His World War I service as judge advocate general and six years on the bench are cited as a record of honesty competence and impartiality.
The piece endorses William L. Holloway for another term as associate justice of the Montana Supreme Court. It lauds his 24 years on the bench, integrity, legal learning, and tireless work, predicting a unanimous election and little chance of defeat.
Mrs Je Forsgren Mrs Roscoe Cornell and Mrs C P Thomas host a series of parties at Mrs Cornell's home. Dinners Thursday and Saturday at 7 PM feature card play with six tables for bridge. Another party is planned for early next week.
The Methodist Foreign Missionary Society presents a Chinese play, Mrs Li Remembers, in the church lecture room Thursday April 29 at 3 o clock. Refreshments follow and the offering supports Mabel Taylor, 1917 Normal graduate and missionary in China.
Norbert Marcott and Willah Mae Gratton of Lakeview were married by Rev. E. L. Hurley at the Baptist parsonage on Monday at 2 PM. Miss Lelia Petit and Mrs. E. L. Hurley served as witnesses. The newlyweds will reside in Lakeview.
Mrs Etta Metzel will entertain the Busy Bee club on Wednesday April 28 at her country home south of Alder in the Ruby valley.
Mrs Maynard Lovell entertained the M M club Wednesday afternoon at her ranch south of the city. A delicious dinner was served at 1 30.
Observers note a happy couple on Dillon streets sharing affectionate moments. The scene captures a warm, hopeful mood, with best wishes for a fruitful summer and a large family as they continue their labors together.
Mr Olen Parker Pugh and Dorothy Graybeal of Twin Falls Idaho were married by Rev E L Hurley at the Baptist parsonage Monday afternoon at 4 30. Miss Winona Lewis of the Normal college witnessed the ceremony. The couple will reside in Twin Falls.
Miss Mary Lee Tower and Miss Helen Katherine Ballard have issued invitations to a dancing party to be given Friday evening at the Tower home.
The Needle club was pleasantly entertained by Mrs. Harold Ywan son with a luncheon at 1 30 Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. T D Olmsted and Mrs. J E Monroe were guests.
Mr and Mrs J E Monroe and Mr and Mrs C W Woodburn hosted their Pinochle club with a seven o clock dinner Monday evening at the Monroe residence.
Mrs Harold Warner and Mrs Earl Fairbanks entertained the Baptist Aid society Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Warner on South Washington Street.
Friends of Mrs. George Lennox hosted a Saturday night surprize party for her birthday anniversary. The event featured cards and delicious refreshments for guests.
Northside Country Club schedules a meeting with Mrs Bert Watt for Tuesday April 27. Local members are invited to attend and discuss club affairs.
Mrs. W. C. Jennings entertained Theta Tuesday evening at her home on South Washington street in a social gathering with members attending a casual program and refreshments.
A town tale describes Mr and Mrs Woodpecker arriving from the south to Dillon to start a home after the male woodpecker seizes a dead tree limb near the library. The pair are seen building a nest through steady work, with the male supplying material and the female guiding the construction.
Miss Elda M. Crowley of this city won $25 for a letter submitted to the national style show contest by Sharood and company of Minneapolis. She was among 25 winners from 25,000 submissions sharing a total $4,000 in awards.
Under the Barrett hospital board, the local Boy Scouts troop will visit Dillon homes on May 8 from 10 to 12 to collect books. Residents with good books are asked to prepare them for the drive. Barrett hospital plans National Hospital Day on May 12 with details to follow.
Thomas Cartita five son of Mr and Mrs T Cartita of Lima sustained painful injuries Saturday morning when running with a sharp stick in his mouth. The wood drove into the roof of his mouth causing a deep cut that required several stitches. He was pronounced out of danger the next day and returned home Monday.
One hundred cans of Lochleven trout fingerlings were received for distribution in Helena. The shipment supports local stocking and outreach efforts.
At last Monday’s meeting of District No. 10 the board elected Leonard Eliel as chairman and re appointed R. F. Tattersall as clerk.
Montana stood second in the Union for wool production in 1925 with sheep and wool sales totaling 20 million dollars.
Administrator D L Clark of Roy R Given estate announces claims must be filed with vouchers within four months of first publication. Claims to Dillon Montana law office of W J Cushing, Beaverhead County. Dated April 22 1926.
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