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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1902

Page

1

Remains Laid Away on a Sloping Ridge Ranch Burial

Funeral for Richard W. Rock held at Elk Park on Tuesday March 25 at 2 PM with about forty attendees. Clarence Hunt led the service and readings from the Episcopal prayer book. Neighbors sent flower wreaths as Mrs Rock plans to move east for support from daughter Mrs S Falten thaler.

Richard W. Rock Elk Park Rock Clarence Hunt Bnot Mr. Rock S. B. Burnside J. Duff

Basket Social Raises Over Fifty Dollars for Pendo Lodge

TRIBUNE special correspondent notes Pendo Lodge held a Thursday basket social that netted more than $50. Baskets fetched high prices and the party ended with dancing. Also mentioned are farewell for Miss Koner and other social events as well as visits by local residents and travelers.

Pendo Lodge Basket Social

Winter Term of School Closed and Dues of Local Figures

Special correspondence notes the end of the winter term at the Willis school and mentions William Miller, an old timer, dying in Oregon near March 18. It also records local visits and upcoming election at the schoolhouse with community figures including Gordon, Roy Robinson, Kathrine Hopp, and others from Beehrer Bros. to Melrose.

William Miller Wits

Election District No No Easter Rabbit Encounter

Fragmentary notes describe Tess seeking election in district No and mention Easter rabbit sightings with colored eggs. The Wood Live Stock company has halted sheep shipments and relocated to Idaho.

Tess Wood Live Stock Company Idaho

Surprise Party at the Young Home in Dell

A large gathering of friends surprised Mr and Mrs Al D Young on Thursday night marking their long settlement in the valley The event filled twelve rooms with dancing and whist and a luncheon by visitors They plan to move to Dillon next week Also noted are Maude Crowns abscess operation in Butte and local surveying by Benjamin Bond with visits by H Andrus and Will Rosenbaum in Dillon

The Tribune Dexit Dell Dillon Benjamin Bond H. Andrus Will Rosenbauin

Masquerade Ball Draws Large Melrose Crowd

A large crowd attended the April 1 masquerade ball hosted by W L Robbing in Melrose with prizes for best sustained character and best old man. Mrs Oscar Wold and Antone Gelhaus won.

the Tribune Mrunoaz J. O. Kennedy Agov & Little O. A. Harvey W. L. Robbing Oscar Wold Antone Gelhaus Frances Browne Dillon Kathleen Naughton Butte Frank Moe Wm. Maloney Divide Joseph Gulhaus Maloney Ruby Valley C. A. Harvey E. Boetticher Salt Lake H. H.townshend Glendale Henry Gelhaus John Peterson Townshend Dewey Rochester

Remains of John R Gilbert Laid to Rest in Mountain View

The funeral for John R Gilbert was held in Mountain View with services by Dillon Chapter No 8 A M and many mourners attending. He died of heart failure after a brief illness, and was remembered as a good citizen, loyal friend, and devoted father. Also noted is a Philippine War era reference to Second Lieutenant Paul D Stockly reported missing since January 12, 1901, with the army list unchanged and a possible future removal. A Chicago Daily News quote on happiness closes the piece.

John R. Gilbert Mountain View Dillon Chapter Gilbert Paul D. Stockly Philippine War Department Army Stockly

Easter Services Draw Crowds Across Churches

Splendid services marked Easter Sunday as congregations filled churches in morning and evening. Odd Fellows attended en masse, Rev. Smith delivered a Brotherhood of Man sermon, and Capitan led an outstanding M E Sunday School program. Special cheers go to young Henry Burfield for the sermon on Consider the Lilies and to the young performers Idable Brock Dale Metlen and Jamus Thomas with Mrs. Thomas directing the music.

Odd Fellows Henry Burfield Idable Brock Dale Metlen Jamus Thomas Thomas

Easter Mass at St James Church Features Strong Sermon

Rev Father Van den Broeck delivered a forceful Easter message on Christ life, crucifixion, and resurrection. Music under Prof Pasmore enhanced the service and a large choir, adults and children, performed notable solos and an anthem. Holy Communion followed for many communicants.

Father van den Broeck Prof Pasmore Nort Sherman Christ Earth St. James’ Church Olewen

Easter Morning Program At Baptist Church

The Easter morning service followed the printed program from last week and featured Rev. Cope delivering a strong sermon on The Resurrection Body. An evening service drew a large audience with a fine program including hymns prayers and a sermon The Resurrection Fact.

Baptist Church Cope

Farewell Sermon Honoring Dr Gwynne at Easter Service

Easter Sunday worship by the Presbyterian congregation included morning and evening services. Retiring pastor Dr Gwynne traveled from Anaconda to deliver a farewell sermon and bid farewell to friends in Dillon. Music in the morning and evening drew praise while more than 158 dollars was raised to discharge the Manse debt. The sermon titled Christ my Savior drew high praise as one of the best ever heard in Dillon.

Gwynne Anaconda Christ Dillon

Paraphrased maxims on virtue and social advice

The excerpt presents concise reflections on virtue modesty and social behavior. It notes that truth telling can be unwise at times and that silence can be more satisfying. It also offers dating cautions and a humorous observation about a child’s sense of parting.

Shakespeare Club Stars in Merchant of Venice Triumph

The Shakespeare Club presents the Merchant of Venice at Dillon Theatre on Thursday. Box office sales for the Tuesday show soared with two hundred seats sold in two hours, and critics praise the cast from Portia to Shylock, noting magnificent costumes and a superb musical backdrop.

Shakespeare Club Dillon Antonio Portia Marcy Shylock Enda Bassanio Noerissa Jessica Salanio Salarino Fabrio Gratiano Lorenzo Launcelot Gobbo Gobbo Morocco Arragon Tubal Leonardo Balthasar Stephano Bassaino

Mrs Shultz Granted Bond In Acid Attack Case

Mrs Susan Shultz released on $300 bond after acid attack on her husband in their Dillon saloon. Preliminary hearing set for 10 am Saturday with two witnesses Frank Powell and Amos Madison testifying about quarrel prior to the incident. Attorney Barbour to represent Shultz with trial postponed due to victim’s injuries.

Susan Shultz Dillon Justice Hirschman Frank Powell Amos Madison Shultz Powell Mra. Shultz Hirschman

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