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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1901
Page
5
A partial OCR snippet shows times around 1 40 pm and 12 30 pm with unclear context. No names places or organizations are readable.
A reflective verse by Edwin J. Park recalls a difficult year changing after holiday pressures. The narrator describes strict home discipline and Sunday school routines, a longing for gifts, and a moral awakening leading to relief once Christmas ends. The piece emphasizes transformation and faith.
Local items list sales of bob sleds and hats, furniture and hardware discounts, Christmas visits, dinners, and social calls. Mentions include Morton’s bob sleds, Dart Hardware discounts, Dillon Furniture Co, and residents like Mrs Hart, Dr Rathbone, and W M Oliver. Also notes quarry work, New Years cards, and Chamberlain’s tablets promotion.
Mayor White appoints a committee to organize tents for the county institute to be held in the county courthouse room. W. M. Oliver chairs the panel with J. E. Morse A. S. Rife Benj. Bond G. R. Featherly and Geo. B. Mellen named. The gathering aims to boost farmers efforts and is set for the Saturday after New Years.
At 5 o'clock on Christmas Eve St James church was crowded with children gathered around a well lit tree loaded with presents. The choir of Sunday school pupils performed several selections and gifts and candy were distributed to all attendees. Christmas morning a sermon and special music followed at 11 o'clock.
Globe Trotters praise Rio Grande Western route through Salt Lake City and Denver with luxurious dining cars and through service to Denver Omaha Kansas City St. Louis and Chicago. Weekly personally conducted excursions and agent contacts in Butte and Salt Lake City. Also farm sale note for 50 head of cows by Hawnay Seaway.
The Dillon Bakery has moved to Crowell's store, located one door south of Deputy Bros, marking a new location for customers.
A partial list shows ladies from Dillon hosting New Year receptions at multiple homes. Hosts include Mrs. O J Fenner on Idaho street from 4 to 8 PM, Mrs Dr Kingsbury on Washington from 3 to 6, Mrs J E Moree on Idaho from 3 to 6, Mrs B F White on Idaho from 3 to 6, Mrs F O Kress on Washington from 4 to 10, and Mrs N M White on Thleho Street with the Needle Club members and several Misses.
Due to high feed costs the producer announces a milk price rise effective January first. Gro W Wrraxzr signs the notice with the initials A 8 Rie.
In a cross-town car William C. Whitney sits beside a wealthy buyer who has just spent 8000 on a colt. A missionary collector persuades him to sign an I O U, joking that charity covers many sins as Whitney remains amused and noncommittal.
A Chicago hair expert told Inter Ocean reporters that grease in hair products feeds dandruff germs. He endorses Newbro's Herpicide as the only product that destroys the dandruff germ and prevents hair loss.
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