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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1920
Page
4
Christmas spirit mix of recollections and sorrow as Reichle and Polaris communities note bereavements, sympathy for Gov White, and local social updates. Residents visit, travel to Dillon, schools prize Red Cross stamps, and major town news share in year end reflections.
The Dillon Christian Science Society schedules Sunday services at 11 a m with the lesson Is the Universe including Man evolved by Atomic Force. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m and a testimonial meeting is held Wednesday evening.
The Nebraska City Nebratic column notes that a man who loafs when he should be building competence need not fear the future as he already has nonée.
Miss Eunice C. Noble and Harold W. Bemis married in San Diego on December 1, 1920. The bride, daughter of Mrs. D. H. Noble, grew up in Sheridan and trained as a nurse in California. They will reside in San Diego. Mrs. F. H. Wilcomb hosted a ranch gathering with several guests. Local livestock and grain shipments resumed after a lull, with oats at 1.50 per hundred and various firms sending cattle and sheep to Ellensburg and Butte. A daughter was born December 12 to Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Bullerdidly.
Apex notes residents visit old friends in Lemhi Idaho and Dillon visitors drop by. Ladies meet at Mrs Noah Allens to plan a community Christmas dinner at the schoolhouse on Christmas day. The page also notes social gatherings at the Rice ranch and various local travel and illnesses.
Washington scene tests push for a national blue Sunday law led by Wilbur F Crafts. Republicans in the Sixty Seventh Congress oppose reviving the issue while pledging focus on education and expanding federal efforts to reduce illiteracy and improve schooling nationwide.
A North Dakota man killed eight neighbors after a dispute over a dog. The case sparked quick police action and raised questions about violent responses to animal conflicts.
Western Motor Supply Co at 421f advertises winter storage at a rate of 3.50 dollars per month for vehicle or equipment storage.
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