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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 27, 1927
Page
4
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An item entered at the Dillon post office for transmission through the mails as second class mail matter.
The plain American farmer boy Captain Lindbergh earned worldwide admiration for his nonstop solo flight from New York to Paris. His courage endurance and skill inspired universal rejoicing and public trust in his modest demeanor and success.
The Tribune invites readers to phone items for the weekly calendar by Wednesday afternoon. The calendar covers Dillon and surrounding country with concise notices of forthcoming community activities.
A Montana observer compares spring snow to harsher climates and notes lawn work before mowing. The piece mentions Louisiana dewatering lawns, tax effects on school efficiency, a revived popular song, Lindbergh’s Paris landing flash, and an eight mill increase spreading through the city.
Jackson residents traveled to Dillon and Missoula for visits and cow dealings while local events included the Jacksons Women’s club meeting hosted by Mrs. Roy Ford with readings on Memorial Day origins. Upcoming gathering is set for June 2 at Mrs. Claude Lapham’s home.
The evening paper from Butte reports a wish for a May nete event to bring sun. The piece notes an annual signal for a storm and cites this year’s erratic climate. It also mentions a rise in marriage licenses at the courthouse as Junie nears. If June comes, can spring be far behind.
The cap and gown are back as Dillon sees an unusually large crop of graduates this year.
Mrs Walehli returned from Butte Tuesday after attending the wedding of their sister Mrs Shaw. They will spend the summer with Mrs Hirschey. Mr and Mrs W Daw made a business trip to Butte Thursday. Mrs Fred Nelson was elected secretary and treasurer of the District Federation. About 30 Jackson area youths attended the vaudeville in Wisdom for the Masonic Temple fund. reports praise the show as a great success.
Hans Jorgenson arrived in Jackson on Saturday with a fine herd of steers purchased from Brenner on the Horse Prairie.
Mr and Mrs Sam Peteson were weekend guests at the Hans Jorgen son home.
The convocation program includes Gluck aria arranged by Dana, Schubert and Bohm works, a Toselli serenade, Delibes waltz arranged by Dohnanyi, and performances by Mr. McFadden and Miss Thomas. Memorial day services shift schedule with no assembly next Tuesday May 31. Dr. S E Davis and R E Albright to deliver commencement addresses in Miles City Glendive Augusta Shawmut Townsend.
The First Baptist Church lists 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 morning worship with Prof. Al bright preaching on He That Is not for Me. 7:00 B Y P U and 8:00 evening services with Rev. Loft in charge. Located at 2269099099.
President Davis transacts business for regional summer schools at Miles City and Billings this week and will deliver a commencement address at Roundup before returning to the Normal college on June 1.
Father Mass schedules list Sunday masses at 8 and 10:80 with an 7:30 P M service. Weekday mass at 8. Confessions Saturday afternoon 8 to 5 and 7 to 9 P M. First Friday mass at 6:80.
An exhibit of the savork of the public schools will be displayed in each building on Friday May 27 from 7 30 to 9 30 p m. The exhibit is open to the public and all patrons are invited to visit the buildings and view the children s work during the hours named. Music by the school orchestra will be in the old building assembly room throughout the evening. Guides will be provided in each building to conduct visitors to the various rooms.
The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints posts a schedule at the corner of Glendale and Dakota. Sunday school is at 10 30 a m with Harold M Warner superintendent at 823 South Washington Street Primary association meets Wednesdays at 3 45 p m Occasional services are announced.
Summer school bulletins mail this week announce the Dillon summer term and regional schools at Billings Miles City and Lewistown. Most faculty will serve. Miss Reba Harris teaches physiology and Health Conservations with the National Tuberculosis Association. Supt. W Curtis Sawyer teaches education at Dillon. Elizabeth Price teaches methods in Fresno and Billings. Several faculty return after illness, and a six week training school will cover kindergarten through eighth grade with multiple instructors.
The weekly schedule lists 9:00 Sunday school for news boys 9:45 church school for all ages 11:00 morning worship with The Ascending Christ as sermon topic Knights Templars to attend 7:00 Epworth League 8:00 evening service Memorial Day in Montana discussion Gretchen Gayhart continues Ten Commandments starting with the Fourth Commandment.
The Veterans' Bureau reports 39,276 Montana veterans enrolled for war era life insurance carrying 366 million. About 26,000 remain eligible to reinstate but have not acted, with July 2 1927 deadline. Helena Regional office records April activity totaling 108000 reinstated or converted.
Lillie Thomas from Normal College active in Girl Scouts attends a Wednesday welcome for Mrs Herbert Hoover wife of the commerce secretary as the honor guest of Montana Girl Scout organizations in Butte.
John Gordon of Danville Illinois found relief from tiredness backache and poor sleep after using Foley Pills a diuretic for faulty kidney action. The ad claims over 25 years of constant use with guaranteed satisfaction and wide recommendations for men and women seeking kidney support.
Riverhead county received 1268.15 dollars from the April auto license collections, adding to the road fund. The total 181855 was distributed among counties according to each county's receipts.
Victor Schauenburg, a 65 year old Montana resident of Alsace Lorraine origin, died likely from an apoplectic stroke in his North Washington street cabin early Friday. Chris Bey found his body about 9 am when visiting for work at Cash Market. Funeral held Tuesday at St Rose Catholic church with Father Clifford presiding. burial in Mountain View cemetery.
Miss Lucille Carter and Miss Norah Connolley served as bridesmaids as Samueu Wormely and Lillian Rus of Pocatello Idaho were married this afternoon by Judge L P Phillips. The couple, both of African descent, solidified their bonds in a quiet ceremony.
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