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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
3
The narrator visits Lemoyne Danielle at her hotel to confront her about Barry and the looming divorce. Lemoyne reveals sorrow over Barry while Kirsten questions her loyalties, revealing a web of love, betrayal, and unresolved promises as tensions rise.
M J McCune secured the mason and brick work contract for the new First Baptist church of Dillon. Work to start immediately and finish by winter. Also note Teachers' Institute held in Dilton with ten instructors from Beaverhead county schools and a mock prophecy of world end by Leonardo Arintino.
The Tribune reports the high school boiler was filled from Henry Burfield’s well and took two hours to fill. A basement well will supply future power. Matt Orr has contracts for 300 electric lights and aims to start by December 1. G. T. Paul elected Right Excellent Principal Sojourner R. A. M. at the grand lodge meeting.
The Tribune notes two new direct electric starting Peerless automobiles have been received in Dillon. Mrs. Charles Phillips and her daughter Miss Mary Hester recently returned from an extended eastward visit. A letter from Dr Donovan and Louis Anderson reports big game hunting in Alaska. PF county registration stands at 2365 for the general election. The Jordan River in Palestine is described as never navigable with no towns along its banks and it flows into a salty inland sea.
In a turn of policy, the government now has herds of bison available to buyers at 85 dollars each, a dramatic contrast to a recent price of 5,000 dollars. The remark notes a broad market shift affecting buyers and conservation fans alike.
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