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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1907
Page
5
The record lists ward general alarm signals with taps and pauses, including First ward one tap, Second ward two taps, and Third ward multiple taps. It also notes fire out one tap, department meetings three taps, and practice calls four taps with pauses.
C A Smith attended to business matters in Butte on Saturday. A heavy rain Sunday night benefited newly sown grain in the valley. Ten cent sheet music offered with a sample and catalog of over 1,000 pieces from Tribune Publishing Co Dillon Montana. William Kline of Rochester weighs moving his family to Dillon for access to better schools according to Twin Bridges Monitor.
Dillon witnesses a flurry of town news from Dillon Bakery ice cream orders and soda fountains to ball games and lodging ads. Local residents like Mrs Burnside and Miss Hill visit. tradesmen and visitors from Sheridan, Red Rock, and Helena appear. sales, rentals, and farm insurance promotions fill the pages alongside notices of theater, sports, and upcoming events.
A New England woman raised in a plain church finds herself drawn to a grand New York city church. She studies the ceremony architecture and windows then fixates on the ceiling. Her wry remark reveals a humorous contrast between her upbringing and urban church splendor.
The Methodist church announces next Sunday services with morning sermon addressing doubts and belief, a third in a series. Evening sermon titled The Light of the World aims to be helpful and interesting. The pastor invites both church members and strangers to attend. Mrs. H. A. Crow is visiting town and staying with Mrs. Carhart.
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