Wilbur Register 1903, Wilbur Lincoln County, Washington
 Dallas-Hankel
 At the home of the bride's mother ten miles southwest of Wilbur, Mr. David Dallas and miss Ida Hankel were united in marriage on Wednesday evening, December 30, 1903, Rev. J. E. Daniels of their M. E. church, Wilbur officiating.
 The bride's large circle of near relatives and a number of friends were present. A very pleasant affair is reported.
 The groom is a stranger to the Register, but the bride has grown up from childhood, in the community and is a young lady of excellent character, respected by all her acquaintances and by nature fitted to be a good wife.
 May the new year and every other new year, bring a goodly share of happiness to Mr. and Mrs. Dallas.

 Wilbur Register 1904
 Died At Spokane
 Last Thursday, Mrs. Hankel who lives ten miles south of town, received a message from her daughter, Mrs. David Dallas, that Mr. Dallas died at two o'clock Tuesday morning. Last August, Mr. Dallas was injured internally by a companion taking hold of him and suddenly pulling him over backwards. He began suffering immediately, but was not incapacitated until a few weeks ago, when he went to Spokane and entered a hospital. Mrs. Hankel's son, William went to Spokane yesterday.
 Mr. Dallas was married to Miss Ida Hankel's last winter.

 Wilbur Register 1907
 Quiet Wedding
 Rev. D. W. Myers reports the marriage of Malcomb McMillan and Ida P. Dallas, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. C. Hankel's on Tuesday, January 8th, 1907. Only members of the family and a few intimate friends were present. Mr. McMillan is a native of Canada, who had lived in the neighborhood two or three years, while the bride is well known in Wilbur and the country south, where she has grown up from childhood. The many friends of the bride extend congratulations to the happy couple.