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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1926
Page
7
Transformed and filled with sacred light the piece celebrates Christmas joy and good will toward men. It likens the season to a divine power that lifts daily life, recalls the nativity, and envisions peace on earth with the Magi’s lesson guiding humanity toward harmony and radiant hope.
A Montana tale. Martin Barrett returns from Canada to marry Miss Alice Cook after a swift trail from Missouri to Denver and Bannack. The romance unfolds from Omaha to Bedrock then Horse Prairie where they settle for forty years, facing Indian threats, ferry dangers, and community ties along the pioneering journey.
A poetic meditation on Christmas brightness followed by a retrospective with Mrs. Barrett recalling Nez Perce incidents around Bannack in 1877. Women’s courage during uprisings, fortifications, scares, and funerals are described, ending with notes on railways and era memories shaping Montana history.
A rustic stable scene unfolds with Mary, Joseph, and the newborn Christ lighted by a guiding star. Cattle stir as angels praise, while weary inn folk sleep and the desert travelers approach with camels drawn to the single celestial beacon.
A poetic piece describes the Christmas Spirit crossing distant hills and shepherds in awe at a shining star. Angels announce the savior born, with Three Wise Men guided by the star to the manger bearing gifts from distant lands.
A slender boy comes in the snow on Christmas Eve with holly wreaths and mistletoe. His curls form a golden diadem as sapphire eyes reflect the Star of Bethlehem. He points to jeweled wreaths and cites red berries as Jesus blood and mistletoe pearls as Mary's tears.
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