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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
8
President addresses Congress urging immediate banking and currency changes to empower free enterprise. He argues for elastic credit, public control of banks, and swift tariff adjustment to unlock investment, urging action now amid economic change. The speech precedes committee reports ready to detail actionable measures.
The 1857 Gretna Green marriages legal changes prompted a double wedding of Richard Brinsley Sheridan and Miss Grant. They wed on a Sunday then again on a weekday after learning a lawyer’s opinion that Sunday contracts were not binding. The pair then fled to Edinburgh and back to Gretna Green for remarriage, creating a perplexing dual record.
The Lima community enjoyed an M E church entertainment night with ice cream and cake after the program. Francis C Green and Maude R Joy married in Dillon last week and will reside in Lima after a Salt Lake trip. Other items note a pleasant surprise for Mrs E Durrant, a benefit dance for the Lima baseball team, and visits from local residents. Bernard Grant died in Pocatello at 85, leaving four sons and two daughters including Mrs John A Peate, Mrs Burlingame, Dan Grant, Peter Grant, and Bert.
Five men held from the Catholic duck on Monday morning as a high mass was celebrated by Rev Father Foley of Dillon. Burial arrangements noted, with attendees and local clergy present.
Portable medicinal prep praised for summer use by families. It claims to prevent illness during hot weather and is offered for sale by all dealers. The notice urges immediate purchase, describing the remedy as superior and essential for households.
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