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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1926

Page

10

Numerous Visitors and Shoppers in Dillon This Week

Local Dillon residents and guests from Blaine Jackson Butte Apex Horse Prairie Spokane and other towns visited Dillon for shopping business or to see friends. Visitors included Elsa Telin and Mrs Jack Shafer Jr from Argenta W B Orem from Butte Matt Kay from Horse Prairie Francis Murphy from Spokane and many others.

Elsa Telin Blaine Dillon Jack Shafer, Jr Argenta Matt Kay Horse Prairie Catherine Lansfield Our City

Dillon Socials Show Busy Week of Visits and Travel

In Dillon during the early week Miss Angela McGinty of Anaconda visits Miss Nina Smith. Local residents and visitors from Butte Centennial valley and Twin Bridges travel for gatherings and business. Rife Bros of Medicine Lodge sell lambs for about 10 cents a pound. Roy S Stephenson returns to join his wife visiting here. Miss Clen Thomas returns from New York study at Columbia. Will Tovey runs for county treasurer as H B Andrus and family visit Yellowstone Park. Emma Yearlan, noted sheepwoman from Salmon Idaho, spends days in Dillon handling business and managing 10000 head of sheep.

Emma Yearlan Salmon Idaho Dillon Yearian West

Grace Methodist Church announces summer services and events

Pastor Rev Carl Knudsen will preach on When the Iron is Hot and What would Jesus do if He came to Dillon at 11 and 8 o’clock. A 10 minute Q A will discuss Do modern couples regard marriage sacredly and Let the dead bury the dead. Sunday school at 9 45 a normal college class by Prof. R E Albright. Epworth League at 7 p m Miss Beryl Logan leads. Reception for college students Friday July 2 at 8 p m to foster fellowship.

Grace Methodist Church Carl Knudsen Jesus Dillon R. E. Albright Epworth League Beryl Logan

In memory of Henry D. Hildreth a Father's Day tribute

In memory of Henry D. Hildreth who died June 26 1925 a heartfelt springtime meditation links loss and renewal. The verse speaks to memory inspiring virtue in the living and notes Moorey Farmers contributed $500 in volunteer work toward an $11 000 high school building.

Henry D. Hildreth Earth Moorey Farmers

Dillon Couple Weds at Home Ceremony in 9 A M

Miss Agnes V Reid of Dillon and William H Shannon of Butte wed Thursday at 9 o clock in the home of Mr and Mrs W E Stephenson with Rev Carl Knudsen presiding. The couple received a wedding breakfast after the ceremony. Guests included Mr and Mrs Henry C Barstead and Mrs Lilian R Free. Mrs Shannon is a Dillon public school teacher. Mr Shannon is a Butte businessman. After a honeymoon to Spokane they will reside in Butte.

Agnes V. Reid Dillon William H. Shannon Dutte Carl Knudsen W. E. Stephenson Mr. Shannon Butte Spokane

Simple Reason Dialogue About Birthplace and Mother

The dialogue features a man asking about birthplaces and origins. Hy says he was born in Dublin to be near his mother. The exchange conveys a humorous tone and a sense of affection.

Dublin

People Run Down Neighbors Across Streets

A street crossing incident highlights ongoing danger as pedestrians collide with passing vehicles. community concerns rise over driver vigilance and pedestrian right of way in urban intersections.

Treland minting first coins in a century

The article notes Treland begins minting its own coins for the first time in 100 years. It recalls that the first Irish coins were struck by Danish kings in the tenth century.

Treland

Mr and Mrs W S Tash Return From Canada Trip

Mr and Mrs W S Tash completed an extended tour of Canada returning home in late week. The report notes their travels through the Canadian countryside and their return from the trip.

J. E. Shaw Big Hole W. S.tash

Remarkable cattle sighting near Great Falls sale to London outfit

Travelers noted heavy rain at Great Falls and toured the rich ranching region. Mas Tash described a superb lot of cattle near Calwary, averaging 1550 pounds and in exceptional condition. The steers were fat, smooth, and well bred, and were sold to a London outfit during the visit.

Great Falls Mas Tash Calwary London

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