Christmas Services At Dillon Churches Highlight Programs
Dillon churches announce elaborate Christmas programs for all ages. Methodist Church plans a Friday evening service with carols and readings by the choir and congregational participation under Miss Ella K. Jones and Miss Louise Dodds. Sunday School events feature a Christmas tree and a children’s program. A moving picture presentation depicting Indian battles and Crow fair life will be shown with a lecturer, priced at 10 and 20 cents.
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Dillon
Shepherda’’. Parks
Shepherd
Shelly
Parker
Wikidal
Shelly—Chorug
Misa Ella K. Jones
Louise Dodds
Methodist
Episcopal Sunday School
Christmas Day services at St. James Church with organ and choir
Christmas day services at St James church begin at 10 a m with a full program of processional hymns anthems and sacred music by Roper Robinson Mendelssohn Biggs Alter Brackett Gower Garrett and others. A Christmas Eve service for the Sunday school at 7 30 pm features the children's choir and a Christmas fee.
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St. James Church
C. F. Roper
Venui
J. Robinson
Mendelesohn
Biggs
Brackett
Kyrie—Gower
Garrett
Christmas Music Service At Baptist Church
A special Christmas music program will be presented Sunday evening at the Baptist church instead of the morning service. Everyone is cordially invited to attend.
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Baptist Church
Christmas Services At Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian church will hold a special Christmas service both morning and evening. A Christmas tree and children's exercises are planned for Friday evening at 7 30.
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Presbyterian Church
Gen Custer’s Last Stand at Scenic and Star theatres
Tomorrow night change night at Scenic Theatre with a strong bill by Hay starring Ropers and Rogers. The Dutch comedians perform singing and dancing while the Star Theatre opens for two nights showcasing a motion picture reproduction of Gen George Custer’s last stand with the Indians. Attendance noted at 5000.
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Hay
Ropers
Rogers
Star Theatre
Gen. George 4
Caster
Test Your Rifle Safety and Obstruction Checks
A local advocate promotes rifle safety with a washable test sequence. Check the barrel for obstructions with a cleaning rod, verify the safety works, and test the trigger and firing pin with the butt on the floor. Ensure breech pressure is kept in safe lock and gas cannot backfire.
Hill system backing project fuels railroad speculation
The Lemhi Herald claims a new rail corridor in Lemhi county will be built by a joint effort of the Great Northern Northern Pacific and Burlington lines. It would serve as a coastbound freight and passenger route with heavy through traffic and double tracking planned, possibly ready within two years.
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Earth
Lemhi
Lemhi County
Great Northern
Northern Pacific
Burlington
James J. Hill
Jlongrhaul
Poindexter Arrives in Dillon for Christmas Visit
Walter Poindexter a student at Rose Polytechnic Institute Terre Haute Ind arrived in Dillon yesterday afternoon to spend his Christmas vacation with family and friends.
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Walter Poindexter
Rose Polytechnic Institute
Terre Haute
Ind
Dillon
Regulation of Saloon Ordinances Headed for City Council
Dillon Montana faces a special session as the judiciary committee recommends passage of three saloon ordinances with changes to location limits hours and licensing. Key rules include a closing time at midnight on all days and Sundays, two hundred fifty feet from churches and five hundred feet from schools, and license fees rising to 528.
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Judiciary Committee
Dillon
Aldreman Monroe
Chaaiman Knapp
Rouods
Phillipa
Alderman Knapp
California
Barrister Price Wins His Case In Justice Court
A morning trial in justice court featured Carl Price defending T B Mosely a miner from Butte accused of forgery. The case involved Robert Stewart a blind reader from Selway ranch who sought medical aid and authorized Mosely to draw eight dollars and twenty five dollars plus six dollars. Mosely also drew six dollars on Burrows. Mosely was found drugged at Cox lodging house after friends investigated his disappearance and Dr Ackley treated him. Stewart’s authorization of Mosely as agent meant Mosely could not be convicted of forgery.
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Waa
Justice Court
T. B. Mosely
Butte Waa
Carl Price
Robert Stewart
K. O. Selway
Cox Lodging House
T. B. Mosley
Mosley
L. A. Burrows & Co
Mr. Selway
L. A. Burrowes
Ackley
Monley Wun
Stewart
Dillon Horse Sale Promised as Western Montana's Largest
Promoters led by C A Smith expect Dillon's February sale to surpass all prior events with around 2000 head of horses cattle and high grade livestock listed and hundreds of buyers anticipated The county stock growers sponsor the sale and report strong interest for spring trading with widespread advertising and plans for extensive farming improvements in Montana and Idaho.
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Dillon
C. A. Smith
Montana
Smith
Idaho
Johnson & Boone
Etock
Fred L. Stone Reported Dying Chief of Police Expires Threatened
Fred L. Stone former city chief of police is reported dying after pneumonia developed from inflammatory rheumatics. Sheriff Gosman received word that there was no hope of recovery within hours. Stone, a deputy sheriff at Armetead, grew ill ten days ago and sought treatment at Pipestone Springs. His sister Maud Stone, and his son Archie and brother were notified and began travel to Pipestone. Stone was a well known county figure with many friends who mourn his illness.
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Fred L. Stone
Gosman
Mr. Stone
Armetead
Pipestone Springs
Misa Maud Stone
Pipestone
Archie
Moise
Alder
Horse School in Bozeman to Open December 27
Readied at Bozeman for a Horse School from December 27 to December dist. The best Gallatin county horses are secured for judging and a post mortem horse is arranged. Attendees should buy a single Bozeman ticket and keep a receipt. The receipt signed by the State Teachers' Association secretary grants a return ticket at one third fare.
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Bozeman
Gallatin County
State Teachers’ Association
Meetain
Livestock Sale Draws Crowds and Community Support
A Willow sale is described as a big event for livestock owners and buyers. The report urges everyone to follow the crowd and boost participation for the sale.
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Mr. Smith
Willow
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