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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 19, 1926

Page

5

Red Cross drive and local visits fill Dillon week

The community prepares for a Red Cross membership drive next Saturday while locals travel from Butte Missoula Anaconda and Dillon for business visits social events and hospitalities. notable names include J H Rees M R Rand Perry Fordyce and G Viola Milkwick with several Dillon residents hosting guests at the Andrus hotel.

Armstead Dillon Earl Carruthers Dan Henneberry Viola Milkwick Alice Roe Marjorie Stevenson

Local Notables On Travel and Society Visit Yale

Dr. T A Grigg from Butte was in town last Sunday. J B Mayfield visited Butte for business last Saturday. Ranchmen Tony Christiansen and Ford Petersun left for Denmark for the winter abroad. Wisdom Masons hosted a side degree with Ray Shaw Arthur Keas Ray Willey H Massigbroad and C H Parsons. Mrs C W Woodburn attended Tri Delta installation in Missoula. Julia Anderson alumna of Phi Beta was initiated into Delta Delta Delta.

J. B. Mayfield Butte Tony Christiansen Ford Peterson Denmark C. W. Woodburn Missoula Tri-Delta Julia Anderson Phi Beta Delta Delta Delta

Bannack Residents In Idaho Hunt and Local Deer Harvest

Louis E Thompson and Joe Collins returned from Idaho after an unsuccessful work trip. Bannack visitors included Mr and Mrs George Metlen and daughter Georgia from Dillon. Jack Burrell and Or mand Dillon brothers hunted deer east of Bannack but saw none. Harry Graves and Frank Ryburn Dillon visitors. Walter Paddock earned praise as first in the area to kill a big deer, returning Sunday with it. Ed Thompson Louis Thompson and Thomas Underwood hunted at West mountains and cut winter wood. John Offaro left Bannack for Bonnicord to work on his claim. C W Stallings and game warden Price went elk hunting in other counties.

Louis E. Thompson Joe Collins Idaho George Metlen Georgia Dillon Bannack Jack Burrell Ormand Harry Graves Frank Ryburn Walter Paddock Ed Thompson Louis Thompson Thomas Underwood West Mountains John Offaro Bonnicord C. W. Stallings Mr. Price

Wisdom Masons Organize Side Degree In Wisdom

The Knights of Birmingham, a side order of Wisdom Masons, formed last Saturday to fund a new Wisdom temple. Attendees included Ray Willey Ray Shaw Arthur Keas and W M Montgomery of Los Angeles among others from Dillon and Madison County. The Wisdom News reports cattle trading and local ranch purchases by several area outfits with figures around seven thousand dollars and hundreds of head moved. A note adds Charles Newbold of Burlington, NJ, patented an early plow in 1797 drawn by two oxen.

Order of Knights of Birmingham Masonic Lodge Wisdom W. M. Montgomery Los Angeles Montana Madison County Charles Newbold Burlington New Jersey Newbold

Public library moves to Main street new quarters

Dillon notes Miss Lenore Thompson visiting home last Saturday. Twin Bridges opens its third meat market by Jess Slater in the Keeton building on Main street with Clifford Mercer in charge. Library now open in new Main street quarters near the Presbyterian church with over a hundred books catalogued. Estimated national dog population runs to 7 000 000.

Lenore Thompson Dillon Twin Bridges Jess Slater Keeton Main Street Clifford Mercer Presbyterian Church

Red Glass Made By Adding Gold In Early Techniques

Historical notes describe red glass production as involving addition of gold to the raw glass materials. This method dates from ancient or medieval periods when artisans sought vivid crimson hues through metal additives.

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