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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 21, 1927
Page
4
Poll backs growth of church attendance across cities
A national religious poll printed by newspapers shows a sharp rise in church affiliations since just after the Revolutionary War era. More than 43 percent now subscribe to some faith, countering agnostic claims of decline and suggesting a broadmorality trend despite sectarian skepticism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
No Extra Session Planned By Congress
The article notes there will be no extra session of congress as planned by Democrats to force passage of appropriation bills. Business opposition undermines the plan and the effort fades. February may revive talk but is expected to disappear quickly. A potential filibuster over the Smith election case is anticipated to be handled in committees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith
Senate
Edgar Johnson
Calendar of town events and venues this week
Tribune Calendar lists numerous events from Jan 21 to Jan 29. Hartwig venue hosts films like Behind the Front and Desert's Toll, carnival nights at the high school, dances at the Normal gym and Dart's hall, Masons and Eastern Star meetings, Rotary luncheon, Woodcraft party, and several club gatherings at IOOF, Masonic, and other halls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune
the Hartwig
Hartwig
Nell Gwyn
Eastern Star
Masonic Hall
Rotary
Andrus Hotel
I. O. O. F Hall
Royal Neighbors
Ti’ O. O. F. Hall
Ellen May Guild
R. E. Albright
Methodist Church
School of Mines
Normal
Dunn Death Trial Reveals Night of the Double Tragedy
Testimony details Cal Dunn's alleged movements and the gun used as Laura Meeds dies from a gunshot wound to the brain. Eyewitness Carl Hartwig and Edgar Johnson describe the shooting scene, gun, and letters found near the Meed body.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Hartwig
North Washington
Dunn
Patrick’s Gate
Beaverhead County
Laura Meeds
Amos T. Peterson
Cal Dunn
Laura
Pioneer Bishop Brought Montana Sheep Industry to State
Local pioneer John F. Bishop of Dillon is celebrated for driving the first band of sheep into Montana 58 years ago. The article recalls his 1869 Oregon purchase of 1,500 head, the hazardous trek via Boise and Birch Creek, and his later ranching, with Reynolds, in Beaverhead valley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Oregon
Montana
John F. Bishop
Bishiop
Bannack
Bivin
Virginia City
Salt Lake City
Fort Benton
Helena
Beaverhead Valley
Bishop
Richard Reynolds
Portland
Salem
Dallas
Reynolds
Boise
Lost River
Beaverhead
Birch Creek
Bishop Ranch
Bradwater
Corime
Utah
St. Louis
Mr. Bishop
Warsaw
Wyoming County
New York
Wisconsin
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Francis McDonald Heads Western Romance at Hartwig Theater
Francis McDonald, famed for The Desert's Toll, headlines the Hartwig Theater screening on Saturday January 22. Kathleen Key stars with Tom Santoschi and Cliff Smith directs the action filled Western drama set amid mountain and desert backdrops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis McDonald
Debonaire
Hartwig Theater
West
Plains
Kathleen Key
Desert
Visian
Tom Santschi
Jasper’ Martin
Cliff Smith
Families and friends travel to Butte for woolmen event
Mr and Mrs Al Grochean and daughter and Mrs Al West and daughter Lucille motored to Butte Tuesday. Mrs Emma BR Yeaman was in Dillon Tuesday from Lemhi en route to attend woolmen's conventions in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al Grochean
al West
Lucille
Butte
Emma_ BR. Yeaman
Dillon
Lemhi
Gunshot Death Claimed Calvin Dunn In 28 Cal Revolver
Eyewitnesses recount a shooting near the Meeds home. The inquest found Alvin Dunn died from a gunshot wound inflicted by Calvin Dunn with a Colt special revolver. Evidence includes a missing gun, letters, and a found victim near the Meeds residence. Authorities scheduled inquest for Thursday at 2:30 PM.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartwig
North Washington
Mr. Hartwig
Stephan
Cal
Alvin Dunn
Calvin Dunn
Adlerika Relief Promises Gas and Constipation Cure
An advertisement quotes W H Fletcher claiming Adlerika eased years of constipation and gas, restoring fruit tolerance and appetite. The druggist Potts endorses Adlerika for removing gas and old waste matter, reducing bloating and aiding digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
W. H. Fletcher
Potts
L-2
Reichle News Briefs From Reichle and Nearby Areas
Agnes Reichle and Catherine Tadovich visited Butte for several days. The Dillon highway near Reichle was cleared after ice and water blockage. many cars were trapped and pulled out. J C Ferguson suffers rheumatism and moved to Dillon to stay with his daughter. A carload of gold ore from the Hidden Treasure mine was shipped from Reichle. Shiner Furniture’s J Coechbacher fished at Reichle. Ed Nyhart mines in McCarthy mountains. Mrs John Waters left for Butte to attend Tom Davy’s funeral in Kellog Idaho with cousin Sam Davy. Mr and Mrs Edward Eaton, recently married in Butte, returned home to a warm welcome. An enjoyable reception was held.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eaton Vei
McCarthy ‘Mountains
Reichlé
Matt ‘Polish
Dillon
Herman Honecamp
Potlatch
Idaho
Haures
Catherine’. Finnegan
Butte
Frank Beehrer
Agnes Polish
Catherine Tadovich
Reichle
J. C. Ferguson
David Meeds
Hidden Treasure
J. Coechbacher
Shiner Furniture Company
Ed Nyhart
McCarthy Mountains
John Waters
Sam Davy
Kellog
Tom Davy
Also Mentioned on This Page
Tribune Calendar
Meeds
A. Meeds
Patrick
Walker Q
Laura Meed
Norman Lean
Wool Industry i
Kasper Hauser
Mr. Hauser
Francis Mdonald
Bowling Green
Kentucky
McDonald
Fretaen
Mr. Kellum
Edward Eaton
Valentine Headquarters
Tribune Book Store
Leggat Hotel
Alex. Leggat
Mer
Hak Wic Theatre
Bozeman Vocational Congress
Reginald. Denny
Featuring
Dorthy Gish AS
Sweet Nell OF Drury
Marie Prevost and
Douglas Fairbanks, JR
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