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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1926

Page

8

Local Happenings Highlight Dillon Weekend Visitors

Dillon residents hosted numerous visitors from Bannack, Sheridan, Missoula and beyond last weekend. People from Armstead, Apex, Jackson, Helena and nearby ranches joined friends in Dillon for shopping, dancing at Dillmont park, and social visits with relatives. Local merchants advertised typewriter supplies and household goods for sale.

Earl Tash Dewey Marchesseau Grasshopper Valley Dillon

Pronunciation Guide to Sesquicentennial Expo Name

June Webster, descendant of Noah Webster, lends a copy of his work to the Expo Association for guidance on pronouncing the Sesquicentennial name. The event opens June 1 to mark the 150th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence with Noah Webster’s recommended pronunciation: Ses Kwah cen ten nial, stressing the first syllable of Sesqui and the second of centennial.

June Webster Noah Webster SesquiCentennial International Exposition Association Noah

Massachusetts Fire & Marine Ins Co Granted Montana Fire Insurance Authority

The Montana Insurance Department certifies that Massachusetts Fire and Marine Insurance Company of Boston is authorized to transact fire insurance in Montana by agents until March 31, 1927. The 1925 sworn statements show paid up capital 500,000. 1925 income 468,567.82. 1925 expenditures 342,422.58. assets 1,808,863.20. liabilities 515,709.39. net surplus 788,153.81. policyholder surplus 1,288,153.81. Signed by Geo P Porter, State Auditor.

Massachusetts Fire & Marine Insurance Company Boston Massachusetts Montana I. Gee P. Porter Geo. P. Porter State Auditor

Beaverwork in Beaverhead county beavers mischief and methods

A humorous Beaverhead county piece extols beavers as industrious builders with a boss-like collective behavior. It recounts their dams on streams, nighttime wood cutting, and cooperative work patterns, plus playful antics and a tale from ice man S. S. Patterson about tramp beavers avoided by traps and permits.

Beaverhead S. S. Patterson Dillon Sam

Farm bureau backs local lab for protein testing

Bainville Roosevelt county Farm Bureau recommends establishing a laboratory in the area to conduct protein tests, aiming to support agricultural producers and improve local food quality standards.

Bainville Roosevelt County Farm Bureau

For Sale 7 Room House in Dillon on Corner Lot

A seven room house with bath comes with six lots and an alley. Features a lawn with shade trees a large garden and chicken yards. Includes irrigating water for lawn and garden. Suited for a dairy or poultry operation. Bargain price offered on a prime corner location in Dillon.

Dillon

Editor’s Dillon Visit Highlights Local Ties

Dawson County Review editor G G Hoote toured Dillon and met Mr and Mrs Thomas A Menke of Glendive. Menke, a Continental Oil manager, earned a Swiss watch as top salesman. Mrs Menke taught at D C H S in 1919 20 and coach Bruce Hollister, formerly at D C H S now at Normal College, greeted him along with Glendive students Eugene Sibbelkow Marie and Margaret Haggerty and others from home.

G. G. Hoote Dawson County Review Dillon Thomas A. Menke Mgr. Menke Glendive Continental Oil Company the Normal College Charles Johnson Raymond Johnson Andy McDonald Evangeline Sibbelkow Marie Haggerty Margaret Haggerty the Normal

Dillon Church Announces Lecture by Mrs Kingsley on Christian Citizenship

Mrs Hazel Kingsley county nurse and former Red Cross nurse in Europe will speak at the Methodist church Sunday at 7 30 pm on Christian Citizenship and International Relations concluding the churchs lay sermons on the topic since April. Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning service at 11 am feature Limited Tolerance. A joint missionary societies meeting is set for next Thursday at 3 pm at Mrs M Deputy s home three miles south of town with all members urged to attend.

Hazel Kingsley Red Cross Europe Poland Kingsley Fairbanks Woman’foreign and Woman's Home Missionary Societies M. Deputy

For Sale or Rent: Foley Pills Adwv Reprint

An advertisement touts Foley Pills as a diuretic kidney stimulant for backache and acne relief. It claims 25 years of use, low cost, no harmful ingredients, and satisfaction guaranteed with purchase from Potts the Druggist.

Foley Potts

Baccalaureate Sermon Planned for High School Class of 1926

The pastor will deliver the baccalaureate sermon to the high school graduating class of 1926 at First Presbyterian Church. A ladies trio will perform Dudley Buck’s Morning Invocation and the chorus will sing I Know that the Lord is Great by Bruno Huhn. All friends of the graduating class are invited.

Dudley Buck Bruno Huhn

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