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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 21, 1924
Page
10
Rev. Father Clifford was down from Jima this week. Don Francis was a guest at the Andrus Thursday. Those who wish to have their Xmas presents finished early should bring them in now.
Dillon residents and visitors are listed with recent activities in Butte and Dillon. Notables include Homer Harrison Walter Vance Ed Miller and Alf Decker visiting Dillon. Mafred Fiske heading to California for winter. and multiple locals attending trades, shopping, and hunting trips.
A heavy rain on Thursday morning, lasting over an hour, prompted speculation of an unusually open winter. Meteorologists note November rainfall is a rare weather event in Montana.
First Baptist Church under Minister J. L. Hurley proclaims liberating religious truth and invites attendance. Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. on Why Should We Moderns Be Thankful. Rh. Y. P. A. at 6:30 p.m. preaching at 7:30 p.m. on The Gospel in Song. Special service noted.
John Peterson visited from Horse Prairie Ranch at the week's start. EE Fordyce from Centennial Valley spent several days in Dillon. Martin Jackson and son Noel were in Dillon on Saturday from Jackson. Vern and Harry McMannis drove to Dillon from Grant. Gebhardt Fassler and Flor ence Streb from Melrose came to the city Wednesday. Mrs. Matt Kay and grandson Thomas Pierce Jr. visited Horse Prairie in Dillon Wednesday. Kenneth Evans, a Normal College student, spent last weekend with family in Deer Lodge.
Dandy dairy ranch listing 120 acres near Dillon, Mont priced at 7500 with 2000 cash and balance on easy terms. 7 percent financing offered through C. C. Newman at Dillon Hotel Dillon Mont.
The U S Veterans Bureau seeks the whereabouts of two disabled veterans. Eli Strom, 26, disappeared July 6 1924 from Houghton Michigan. Steve Misko, 28, escaped October 17 1924 from Perry Point Maryland. Notify the bureau in Minneapolis or press contact Inez M Pugh in Washington.
Population reports total 1924 wheat sales near 1,000,000 bushels in Poplar. Butte to raise $95,000 for new temple, and October building permits amount to $116,640 across the city.
Wolf Point shows 2000 ears of Blaine county corn at the Northern Montana event. Anaconda reports rapid construction of new dwellings and apartments as winter approaches.
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