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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
10
Mr and Mrs Lorain Spencer and their children Ralph and Hazel returned last Sunday from a week long motor trip in the western part of the state They visited G P Spencer at Hamilton and traveled over the Big Hole and back via Skalkaho.
Dozens of Dillon and surrounding-area residents are noted visiting in Dillon or traveling from nearby towns including Sheridan Jackson Grant Butte Horse Prairie Armstead Reichle and Helena. Visitors include Mr. and Mrs. Clemon Mr. Barrett Miss Thompson and Mrs. Roe among others with several motor trips to Utah Iowa and Chicago and a Norbert tour of the region.
O F Schoenfeld of Sheridan dies suddenly June 7 after returning from the Tamarack mine. Born July 5 1868 in Berlin he became a U S citizen and mining entrepreneur. He organized the Rough Riders and served as first Humane Officer before turning to mining in Montana with the Montana Lead Mining company and the Henry Ford group. He is mourned by his wife three daughters including Mrs Hagenson and Mrs Centi, a son Otto Jr, seven grandchildren, and by communities in Helena Dillon and Butte. Services were held in Helena with Eagles rites.
A reception for seniors alumni and faculty ran during commencement week in the library women’s club room. Dr E B Davis delivered the commencement address at Intermountain Union college noting the largest class in its history. The normal college faculty delivered 15 addresses in Montana and Idaho. The summer school schedule is issued naming new faculty Sup A O Gullidge and Sup W C Sawyer. Training school opens June 21 with six grades plus kindergarten and no entrance fee. teachers assigned to each grade.
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