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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 07, 1925

Page

6

Jackson Sunday School Notes on The Epistle of James

A church Sunday school report recalls the James lesson urging readers to be doers of the word. The item recounts a Chautauqua week with special flower crafts, Bryan memories, kindergarten antics, and community events in Armstead with local residents and visitors.

James Jesus May Bryan William J. Bryan Prairie States Prince of Peace Mr. Bryan

Local Social Notes From Medicine Lodge Area

Community records describe visits and travels among residents including Mrs Hildreth and family in Dillon, Rev Edward Smith and wife at Craver home, and trips to Armstead and Leadore. A young Hildreth born in Rochester Minnesota is noted, with local car trips and homestead stays mentioned among residents and visitors.

Whitehall California Gilmore & Pittsburg Railroad Walter Lyons T. F. Mullen Armstead Florence Ames G. E. Butt Craver Ranch Medicine Lodge Colonel Decker Dillon Wm. Climer Dellar Gordon Edna R. J. Dansie Hildreth John Lois Scollard Alvin Owens Upper Lodge Edward Smith Craver Edgar Rife Noble Kig Mr. Lyons Bob Hildreth Rochester Minn Ike Rife Jr Hattie Hildreth Dorothy Clarence Koenig

Blacks return from California vow Montana better

Sheridan Montana residents Mr and Mrs Frank Black returned home after a California visit. They described Santa Barbara's earthquake devastation as vastly underreported. They met Madison county people and said California was extremely hot and burned. The note also lists locals attending events in Bozeman and Yellowstone and reports alfalfa first cutting heavy after rain.

Thomas Duncan C. A. Bartruff Los Angeles Warren Selivay California F.D. Riggle West Yellowstone Sheridan Hebgen Lake Madison Forest W. J. Derrick Newell C. Knight Chicago Three Creeks Madison County Golden Gate State Harry Foster Walter Ellinghouse Fred Albert Byanch Stanley Coley F. A. Brim Upper Ruby Cameron

Dress for Dinner Encourages Dignity at Home

A columnist urges families to dress neatly for meals as a daily habit for all members from children to parents. The practice, praised for improving digestion and preventing a "shiftless class" image, honors the cook's effort and keeps dinners attractive.

Billings Armour to Build $10,000 Farm Plant Here

Billings Armour & Co. announces plans to construct a farm products plant in the locality at a cost of ten thousand dollars. The project aims to expand processing capacity and create local jobs.

Billings—Armour & Co

Box Elder bill reduced to better than ten percent grade

A Havre area bill concerning Box Elder has been reduced to a grade better than ten percent, signaling revised assessment or penalties.

Havre

Summer Dramatic Club Presents Benefit One Acts

The Normal College club stages three one act plays at the auditorium tonight to raise funds for quake relief in the south central state. Proceeds will support school repairs and a column of Normal College Notes provides a description of the event.

The Normal College Normal College Notes

Foley Honey and Tar Compound Ad Offer

A vintage drugstore advertisement invites readers to mail ten cents to Foley & Co. in Chicago to receive a ten cent bottle of Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for coughs and colds plus free samples of Foley Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Potts the druggist endorses.

Foley & Co Sheffield Ave Chicago Ill Foley Potts

Estate of Duncan McArthur Sale Order

In the Fifth Judicial District of Montana Bea verhead County Katherine McLeod administratrix petitions for authority to sell all real property of decedent Duncan McArthur. Court sets August 29 1925 at 10 a m in Dillon to show cause. Publication in Dillon Tribune ordered for four weeks. Judge Henry G Rodgers.

Fifth Judicial District State of Montana Beaverhead Duncan McArthur Katherine McLeod Dillon Dillon Tribune Henry G. Rodgers

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Jackson Sunday School Notes A. W. Wilson Armstead Inn Ophelia Bond Grocery Co Medicine Lodge News Armstead News Sheridan News Quake Relief Fund Standard Lumber & Coal Co Eme Tribune Book Store Dillon, Montana Peter BR
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