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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1920

Page

10

Legion Plans Memorial Day Ceremony and Drill Team

At a Wednesday Legion meeting a three member committee was appointed to coordinate with other veteran groups and patriotic societies for a large memorial day program. A drill team and Legion band may participate. A new flag may be raised on the courthouse staff. A follow up meeting is set for next Wednesday evening to report on the movement and to push the membership drive.

Legion Court House

First Dance by American Legion at Dillmont Park

A large crowd enjoyed the Legion dance at Dillmont park last Wednesday evening from 9 till after midnight. Music was by the Sunset orchestra. Commander Jack Cluley presented a lilting lay urging Legionnaires to help a buddy during big week.

Park The Legion Dillmont Park Sunset Orchestra Cluley Jack Cluley Legionaire

Dillon Romance Ties California Bride to Local Dentist

Messages of congratulations flood the California mails as Miss Viola Gola Hollingsworth and Harold William Luther wed in Los Angeles on April 28. The couple plan home near McFarland after June 1. The bride’s family once lived near Dillon and ran a ranch while Luther served in France and later practiced dentistry here before moving west.

California Viola Gola Hollingsworth Harold William Luther Los Angeles McFarland Dillon Edward Hollingsworth Luther H. F. Best Miss Hollingsworth Karl Kupfer Orville Poyer American Express Company Benedicts Butte Kupfer Isa Dillon Florence McAndrews Barbara Andrus Tom Newton George Bryan The Pheasant Spokane Harry Kupfer Americar Express Company Gladys Webb Salttion City Poyer Long Beach

Ohio farmer tells about loan sharks and two weddings

The report blends two Dillon Montana marriage notices with an Ohio farmer A H Judy’s Senate banking testimony about land banks. Judy argues for joint stock and federal land banks to boost farm credit and warns against loan sharks offering high fees and short terms. He cites a neighbor named J H Apps and cautions on five year renewals and 6 percent rates.

A. H. Judy Ohio United States Senate Committee On Banking and Currency Co-Operative Land Banks Joint Stock Land Bank Federal Land Bank Joint Stock Land J. H. Apps Joint Stock Land Banks Federal Land Banks United States

Dillon Briefs Highlight Local Moves and People

A Dillon town brief notes dance attendance at Armstead Saturday night, May Sprinkle’s weekend visit, Chas Bud McGrath family’s trip to Butte for business, Gus Roseneau family returning from Seattle, Charles Enlow buying the Badcon home for over 4500, Mathew Telin attending the junior prom, J Bernard Garrison and Richard Maier visiting for business, Clarence Bernes buying the Rife street home for 9000, and funeral attendees for Frank Nelson including Mrs Gallagher and Mrs Patterson plus Mrs Meyers from Pocatello.

Thrift campaign urges self made gowns and thrift in Ninth District

Miss Hester M Pollock leads a government savings drive urging girls to make their own gowns and boys to buy or earn new suits through work. The plan promotes thrift stamps for graduation gifts and integrates thrift education in Minnesota schools with three month household economy tests.

Hester M. Pollock Government Savings Organization Miss Pollock Pollock Minnesota Miss

Missionary Society Meets May 20 at Foster Home

The Presbyterian Missionary Society will convene Thursday May 20 at the home of Mrs. R. E. Foster with Mrs. Addie Churchill assisting.

Dinner Dance Replaces Hard Times Party For Alumni

Alumni association plans a dinner dance on April 20 at the high school gym to entertain graduates. The event shifts from the planned Hard Times party to a more formal, shorter affair with tickets sold by class members.

Lucile Paul South Pacific Street High Prhonl Riates

Repair Gravel Reads

Gravel reads describe wear in places that ease by an all.

Burglary at Four Chambers in The Temple

A burglar broke into four barrister chambers in the Temple last week. He escaped without taking any money.

Punch London Temple

Modern conveniences reshape a Montgomery County farm home

A Montgomery County Ohio farmhouse nearly burned to the brick walls but its sturdy construction allowed only interior destruction. The family rebuilt in a garage with electric light and running water connected by a reinstalled electric plant and outside pumping system. They plan full electric modernization in the new home.

Ohio Montgomery County

Hupmobile Reputation Noted Amid Mixed Commentary

The report comments on the Hupmobile's good reputation amid brief remarks by Ady, signaling positive public perception and a concise industry tone.

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