Montana News Summary From Various Towns
Taft post office discontinued and Walier in Teton county gains a post office. Laurel held a large railroad celebration last Saturday. Twin Bridges reports early haying. Mis soula selects site for street car barns and yards. Flathead apple crop expected above average. Deer Lodge to begin concrete walls July 15. Survey near Sweet Grass by US officials. Harlowton water system contract let. new bank building near completion at Stevensville. Eleven forest assistants appointed in Missoula district. Elder Missoula rancher Helen Paulin dies. Northern Pacific inspection to start next Monday. Red Lodge lecture series planned, funding pending. Washouts and high rivers common statewide. New deputy fish and game warden for Fifteenth district. Missoula forest reserve line construction progresses. Flathead Indians hold last pow wow at St Ignatius. Harlowton News features growth of Musselatal country. Browning Hall Company incorporates for public hall. Christina Donlan to draw reservation lot numbers. Great Falls gas main laid. operations to start before winter. Missoula residents designated as notaries for Flathead lands. Missoula storm damages greenhouse and plants. Missoula sewer system evaluation finds main drainage defective. Pipe delays slow Bitter Root pipe work. Missoula Street Railway bond filed and route plat submitted. Bitter Root transport and utilities disrupted by landslides and rain. Dr Powell assigned to Billinga Montana. State fair badge program announced. Miles City Y M C A to run lecture course featuring LaFollette, musical acts, and other speakers.
Sleeping car change on Southwest Limited trains
The Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul Railway introduces white counterpanes or bedspread replacing heavy wool blankets on its Southwest Limited trains between Chicago and Kansas City. Blankets will be kept in reserve for cooler nights, aiming to improve passenger comfort and appeal to travelers who value an inviting bed.
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Directory of Dillon Churches
Directory lists St James Episcopal Presbyterian Methodist Baptist and Salvation Army churches in Dillon with corner locations and service times. It notes pastors Rev S D Hooker Rev A B Martin Rev F E Doods Rev D Foley and indicates Sunday schools prayer meetings and masses along with weekday attendance for several communities.
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Washington and
Glendale Streets
S. D. Hooker
Presbyterian Church
Pacific and
A. B. Martin
Christian Endeavor
Methodist Episcopal Church
Dillon
Lima
Melrose
Horse Prairie
Dell
Willis
D. Foley
Salvation Army
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