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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1926
Page
7
In a vivid social page filled with praise, Sallie and Curtiss wed at St John’s as society crowded the historic church. The ceremony thrilled guests and the couple departed amid rice showers for a honeymoon through Europe beginning in Paris.
The narrator and companions explore a mystery sideshow at the Exposition featuring bed attractions and games. They move to Montmartre style cabaret Les Caucasians where Russian émigrés perform with charm and danger, including a Cossack officer who offers to share tales of Bolshevik Russia.
Jones argues that future dances lose popularity if performers step on their own feet. He warns against creating a new dance that invites self embarrassment and clumsy moves.
A light joke references Mr Smith gone to the cemetery and unlikely resurrection day while noting the League of Nations handling a flood of mail. Baker mentions answering a real estate advertisement as a curio of the day.
In a bold exchange the amateur hunter refuses the exact identification of his quarry asking the questioner to name the animal. He replies the animal’s name was Smith, signaling a defiant stance as the debate over the hunt continues.
Brown warns that anything under glass can get hot fast as illustrated by a man inside a telephone booth.
Rice county oil well on state land in the Kevin Sunburst field yields $30,000 royalty to the state school fund in three months. Livingston Swiss cheese factory opens. many Swiss dairymen coming here.
Montana American notes a humorous theory that Eden lay in modern Montana, citing town names like Paradise, Eden, Helena, Hell Gate and others. It points to a playful chain of puns from Adam and Eve through local places and roads, concluding with a whimsical history of the Garden’s expulsion and a dated joke about Mikado socks.
Funeral services for Wilbur J Boomer held Tuesday at Westchapel with Rev H G Klemme officiating. Interment in Bozeman cemetery. Boomer, born in Brookfield Nova Scotia, moved to Montana in 1886, was a noted Northwest livestock man. He died January 19 1926 in Ogden Utah after a short illness. He married Marge Evelyn Cochran in 1918.
A crossword puzzle named the Phaestus, over two millennia old and unsolved, is now exhibited in the Johns Hopkins Museum in Baltimore.
St. Ignatius ranch intends to ship 600 elk to Massachusetts. The move involves interstate transfer of wildlife resources to a new destination in the northeast.
Children escape danger from neglected coughs and colds by Foley's Honey and Tar at onset. Pure honey and wholesome pine tar provide relief free from opiates. Suitable for adults too. Potts, The Druggist guarantees satisfaction.
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