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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1926
Page
13
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Dr. Charles C. Sweet of Chicago claims obesity raises death risk from Brights disease diabetes apoplexy and heart disease and offers a weight loss method under medical supervision. He notes rural population shifts and growth of incorporated villages outpace national gains as urbanization rises.
Dr Willam T Hornaday former head of the New York Zoological Park warns that without stronger protection wild mammals birds and fish will disappear. He calls for more game sanctuaries and tighter hunting limits noting migratory birds ducks geese and woodcock are in danger and streams trout stocks are being depleted.
In Deer Lodge the creamery completes its plant installation. Butte plans street paving at a cost of 22 804 dollars. Wolf Point starts work on a 6000 dollar Lutheran church project. Shelby reports Homestake Exploration No 9 well producing a 2000 barrel gusher.
Miss Mildred Curnutt wife of Parke Scott of Armstead was honored at a Friday night shower hosted by Miss Phyllis Scully and Miss Ella Telin at the Scully home. About 20 guests attended as gifts were presented in a novel way and a vege t able bouquet was given to the bride. A buffet supper followed as the couple plans to live on a ranch.
Miss Milred Lucille Curnutt of Dillon became the bride of Parke T. Scott of Armstead in Bozeman last Tuesday. The ceremony occurred at the Linfield home with Rev R P Smith officiating. After a Yellowstone trip, they will live on the Scott Decker ranch near Armstead.
Fred Finch of Dillon married Miss Judith Lewis of Billings in Billings on May 29. They spend their honeymoon in the Bear Tooth mountains and Yellowstone park and will visit Dillon soon at the home of Mrs. G. E. Finch, the groom’s mother.
Mrs Abbie Simmons and her two children Louise and Horace of Deer Park Washington spent ten days in Dillon visiting Mrs Simmons mother Mrs D D Harroun. They also stayed with Mrs Dan Piccone at Reichle and Mrs Piccone is Mrs Simmons sister.
Mrs T D Olmsted and Miss Mary Goode will entertain the St James guild Thursday June 17 at the home of Mrs Olmsted.
The Northside Country club will meet Tuesday June 15 with Mrs. Robert Bidstrip.
A beggar disputes his fate with a passerby noting past misfortunes including blindness and starvation. The exchange highlights the volatility of life and the resilience or vanity of both speaker and listener.
Miss Pearl Battle of Santa Clara arrived in Dillon with plans to spend weeks visiting sister Mrs. Mary Judge. Miss Mae Lowe a training school teacher left for Burley Idaho then Berkley California to attend summer university. Mrs. Lucy Barshaw and grandson Millard Barshaw with Miss Andrea Barshaw left for PeEll Washington to visit relatives. Barshaws return in two weeks while Andrea stays summer in Washington.
A husband proposes a dinner meeting and a friend’s wife agrees, saying they should get acquainted, amid tense domestic communications. The exchange suggests plans for a discreet social engagement with potential implications for relationships.
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