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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1926

Page

11

Dillon Baptist Church Seeks Build With Local Subscriptions

The Dillon community has pledged about 1000 dollars toward a new church with 1500 dollars from Home Missions. Five lots at Idaho and Sebree are purchased and bids for construction will be sought. Dog taxes are due, two dollars per male and four dollars per female. A four-man geyser party heads Monday for Wonderland with camping gear and supplies to report back.

the Tribune Baptist Church Dillon Home Missions Society Idaho and Sebree Streets Wonderland

A Mobile Religion Sermon and Sunday Activities

The church announces a Sunday morning sermon at 11:00 titled A Mobile Religion led by the minister. Sunday school begins at 10:00 with Mr. Roy Herndon as superintendent. Last Sunday 62 attended the Normal college class taught by Prof. R. E. Albright. Epworth league meets at 7:00 with leader Miss Eva Kirsch. Evening program at 8:00 covers Religious Assurance in 1926. The ten minute questionnaire asks Is the Prohibition Amendment Safe and Who benefits from inherited talent.

Roy Herndon Normal College R. E. Albright Epworth League Montana Eva Kirsch

Dillon Area Visitors And Local Notices Highlight Week

Dillon locals and visitors weave through a week of activity with names like Alvin Ward E W Geary Sam Shesser and others listed as city guests business visitors and travelers from Lima Melrose Alder Grant and more. The snippet notes transportation firms and supplies ads plus a Yellowstone park tour by Mrs Ed Connelley and party and a Seattle Washington trip for Miss Elvera Peterson and her mother.

Ed Connelley Tom and Anthony Oscar Emberg Los Angeles Yellowstone Park Elvera Peterson County Superintendent of Schools Seattle Washington Sam Peterson

J E Morse Attends State Board of Education Meeting

J E Morse attended a state board of education meeting in Helena this week. A fine tennis court behind William Smiths home draws players each evening as mosquitos bite. Two Dillon men fished last week returning nearly 300 trout. The county treasurer office gains a new bank counter and railing easing tax work. The Normal College foundation will be laid this fall. Bert Wheeler of Anaconda rode his wheel to Dillon in 6 1/2 hours.

the Tribune J. E. Morse State Board of Education Helena William Smith Dillon Normal College Bert Wheeler Anaconda

Loft to Lead Public Worship and Synod Officiate

Ernest E Loft pastor of the church will lead public worship at 11:00 a m next Sunday morning Professor Gullidre will officiate in the pastor s absence at Synod Sunday school begins at 10:00 a m Professor Mackie will chair the students discussion class The general building committee voted last Tuesday evening to employ the denominational architect for the new plant The Presbyterian church maintains a bureau of architecture in New York city Work on blueprints for the new building will begin at once.

Gullidre Synod Mackie General Building Committee The Presbyterian Church Bureau of Architecture New York City

Alfalfa yields up. Dillon to get greenhouse plant

Farmers report strong alfalfa and wild hay yields this year. Horn & Grenier of Helena bought a Thompson avenue plot to build a greenhouse. Jos C Smith returns from Lewes Ky. after a month away. A horse frightened by an automobile caused a near wreck on Main street. The Normal college term ends with 95 students. Rev Sidney Douglas Hooker leaves Dillon for Helena to serve as archdeacon under Bishop Brewer. Albert Stamm returns from business trips to Seattle and Portland.

the Tribune Dillon Helena Horn & Grenier Thompson Avenue Jos. C. Smith Lewes Main Street Normal College Sidney Douglas Hooker Dillon Field Diocese of Montana L. R. Brewer

Foley Pills Advertised as Kidney Stimulant Cure

Hudson New York resident D McMillen describes sleeplessness and back pain and credits Foley Pills for recovery. The ad claims a quarter century of use, guaranteed satisfaction and urges readers to ask Potts the Druggist for Foley Pills.

D. McMillen Hudson, N. Y Foley Potts

Storm Does Damage Across City From Heavy Rain and Hail

A major storm last Thursday afternoon brought heavy rain and hail with strong winds. Trees were blown down and branches littered streets while basements flooded in parts of the city. Crops were not greatly damaged by hail.

Foley Pills Help Danville Man End Night Tiredness

John R. Gordon of Danville NL reported persistent night fatigue and backache. After taking Foley Pills, a diuretic stimulant for the kidneys, he felt better, worked with ease, grew stronger, and slept more soundly. The ad urged readers to ask Potts the Druggist for Foley Pills with a satisfaction guarantee.

John R. Gordon Danville Foley Potts Ady

Cochran to Speak at Carleton Assembly July 14 15

Dy Isaac Cochran of Carleton College will be assembly speaker July 14 and lecture July 15. He will read The Man of the Hour July 14 and The Fortune Hunter July 15. Renowned Chau tauqua lecturer, he travels the middle west and lectures at Normal college summer schools.

Isaac Cochran Carleton College Cochran Middle Western Normal College

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