T.R. Dillin, 73 passed away Saturday morning after a long illness of kidney trouble. Mr. Dillin, who was among the earlier settlers around Millersburg operated, in partnership with a brother the Mill known as Dillon's Mill. He owned and operated a large farm, raising many cattle. He is survived by his wife and seven children. thomas of Robin,Manitioba, Charles of Church Bridge, and Mrs. Clara Berg of Margo, Saskl; Mrs Molly Berry, John, William and Herman of Millersburg; a borhter John of Los Angeles, California, a sister, Mrs George Welts of Kerman, California. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 a.m. and the burial was in the catholic cemetery.
T.R. Dillin, 73 passed away Saturday morning after a long illness of kidney trouble. Mr. Dillin, who was among the earlier settlers around Millersburg operated, in partnership with a brother the Mill known as Dillon's Mill. He owned and operated a large farm, raising many cattle. He is survived by his wife and seven children. thomas of Robin,Manitioba, Charles of Church Bridge, and Mrs. Clara Berg of Margo, Saskl; Mrs Molly Berry, John, William and Herman of Millersburg; a borhter John of Los Angeles, California, a sister, Mrs George Welts of Kerman, California. Funeral services were held Wednesday at 10 a.m. and the burial was in the catholic cemetery.
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