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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
10
If your birthday falls this week you are seen as honest noble and kind hearted with a generous sympathetic disposition. You judge character well and seldom fall for hard luck tales while keeping dignity in all situations.
Mrs Enoch Young of Apex and Miss Mae Stocker of Grant are visiting Dillon today. Elmer Gordon was an Armstead visitor Thursday. N J Birrer from Lima on business Wednesday. Jeff Cox drove from Twin Bridges ranch today. Dr W H Stephan opens new office over Dillon Dry Goods Store. Mrs C B Taylor spent week with her mother in Jardine Montana. Miss Anna Miller of Monida visiting Dillon. Mrs Ike Edinger from Divide during early week. Harry Andrus returned from Southern Idaho trip. Mrs Mose Smyth shopping in Dillon from Blaine. Mr and Mrs Sweeney of Sheep Creek basin visited Dillon over Sunday. Dr W H Stephan moved equipment to Poindexter block.
The article notes a series of social visits and local movements in Dillon and surrounding communities. It mentions Mrs Minnie Beehtex of Reichle as a guest, various residents traveling to New York for buying, a marriage license issued to Carl Hedelius and Marie Sheldon, and multiple visits by state officials and ranchers. It also covers civic topics such as election book openings, office renovations, and notes on local industry and agriculture including dairying, alfalfa seed value, and oil wells. The piece intertwines personal visits with county business.
Mrs J H Gilbert was named local chairman of the Dillon Better Homes committee by Herbert Hoover secretary of commerce and president of Better Homes in America The 1926 campaign runs April 25 to May 1 with demonstrations lectures and contests across 2000 communities focusing on new or remodeled small homes.
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