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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
11
From the Tribune dated February 28, 1885. Bar-keeps loaf and whiskey sells for a dollar a drink. A Dillon resident complains about a cat nuisance on a back street, noting the cats’ nightly gatherings and the growling humor of the situation.
The Dillon Democratic club plans a grand inauguration ball in Dillon on March 4 to celebrate the inauguration of President Cleveland. The event will be hosted by local party members.
A Dillon group of ladies and gentlemen plans a near future ride to Virginia City on bicycles. A Dell game last Sunday ended in the blues winning 48 to 13 after five innings. A proposed Medicine Lodge post office name is Alice.
Pearl I. Smith departed on Tuesday afternoon for Billings to attend a meeting of Republicans of the state. Upwards of 1,000 head of horses were sold at the Smith and Ditty horse sale at the Dillon yards last Monday. A minstrel show featuring Dillon talent will be staged at the Scenic theater on March 22 to benefit the 1912 baseball nine. Dr Jeans, president of the Royal Astronomical Society, says recent discoveries place the earth near the center of the universe.
W J Rankin of Nampa Idaho quotes former heavyweight champion James J Corbett saying he would fight any man 600 years or older when he reaches that age. Rankin 73 weighs 200 pounds and is ready to fight the ex champ. East Helena smelter employs 450 men with a $75 000 monthly payroll. We have a $100 000 building enlargement planned this year. Joshua New high school gymnasium and boy s dormitory in prospect.
Mrs. Hazel Kingsley, a Seattle Red Cross nurse, will speak Sunday at 7 30 for the First Methodist in Dillon. Dr. Crothers reports a strong audience response to her World War II service tale before about 2000 listeners. Mrs. H. H. Bates will sing. Morning sermon titled Thunders of Silence. Sunday school 9 45. Herndon will discuss the Butte conference. Official board meets March 3 at 8 30. Ladies Aid Thursday 2 30. Entertainment committee listed. Also includes quotes on language reform and child impressions from screenings and educators.
Mrs Theodore Roosevelt returns to the White House after a 17 year absence and spends an hour with Mrs Coolidge noting changes in the rooms.
Great Falls and M. L. Lane announce a cooperative program to place 20,000 sheep on small farms. The plan aims to expand sheep farming through shared ownership and collective support. Authorities emphasize community farming and livestock distribution.
The town of Milton Massachusetts proclaims no pauper’s grave will occur and residents may obtain cemetery lots for the asking in a notable commitment to dignity. It notes financial figures and social remarks while discussing education and local economy.
Mrs Ruth Willard of 1524 Kappes Street Indianapolis Ind says her six year old son suffered bronchial trouble for ten weeks and slept through the night after using Foley's Honey and Tar. Adv. 6-9.
Sunburst Illinois Pipe Line Co will construct an 8 inch pipe about 10 miles long extending from the east side of the Kevin Sunburst field to connect with the existing network. The project expands regional infrastructure and may affect local crews and access during development.
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