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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1930
Page
2
The snippet lists the Dillon Tribune publication details including city Dillon Montana, weekly Friday issue, Foote Foote as publisher, foreign advertising rep Chip AMERICAN PRESS and subscription rates in advance for one year six months and three months. It notes second class mail status.
Continued from page one the diocese convenes with sessions of the woman's parochial and missionary society. Monday May 12 features Holy communion at 7:00 a.m. Archdeacon Hooker celebrant with Rev L D Smith assisting. An 8:15 a.m. executive board meeting and officers’ breakfast precede the 10:00 a.m. opening session at St James guild hall with prayers led by Rev Thomas Ashworth. President of Dillon auxiliary delivers greetings. Mrs S D Hooker offers the response.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough appears at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Tuesday May 13 to discuss his work and insights for local residents. The event invites community members and observers interested in health education.
A detailed convention timetable outlines morning prayers at Bishop Faber service, a luncheon at M E church, and afternoon sessions including parishes reports, a youth address by Rev Dr Clayton, officer elections, and departmental conferences with speakers Mrs Kerby, Mrs Fitzsimmons, and Mrs Hirst.
Mrs. Mary E. Mowre who drove to Bannack in 1864 and helped document early Montana life died in Billings last Sunday at age 88. She had prepared her own obituary two years prior with notes on Bannack and the territory’s early days.
Murray E. Stebbins secretary of the Montana Woolgrowers association says Montana leads all states in wool consigned to the National Wool Marketing association with pledges totaling 6 000 000 already this season.
Ancient industry yields improved Dairy Bread made with milk elements to boost bones and energy. Dillon and vicinity housewives will find this new loaf at all retail outlets starting Friday May 9.
Mr and Mrs J C Jeppson returned last Saturday evening from Spokane where Mr Jeppson attended a convention of managers of J C Penney stores They traveled in a new Chrysler sedan and described the trip as enjoyable with an enthusiastic and successful convention.
Reports say George Clemon plans to ship eight carloads of cattle from Divide early next week and Jules Wenger will ship the same number. The moves reflect parallel ranch operations and expected market activity in the region.
Mrs. Daniel T. Marshall, pioneer of Madison County, died at her Sheridan home May 2 after a week with pneumonia. The funeral Sunday was led by Rev. P. W. Haynes. She was born in Denver September 15, 1865, daughter of Josiah and Mrs. Spencer, and lived much of her life at the ranch with marriages to Mr. Marshall in 1892 and later. Survived by a daughter, a stepdaughter, a son Harley and his wife, and two grandchildren, plus relatives in Michigan and Montana. Sheridan’s new baseball team opened with a 16 to 13 loss to Dillon.
FOR LEASE 2000 acres of pastures priced right. See Merle Liggett in Grant Montana for details.
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