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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 11, 1919

Page

10

Delegates Named for Northern Baptist Conference

Mrs R R Rathbone attended the Baptist meeting in Butte to name delegates for the Northern Baptist conference to be held in Denver next month. Delegates named include Rev G C Cress of Lewiston and H T Hedden of Billings. Prof J B Monroe received a leather case with two thermos bottles as a gift from R A W Boone, local board member. The school district No 10 election re-elected A L Stone and J H Gilbert as trustees. Mrs Chas Bennington plans to open beauty parlors in Phillip's block next month.

R. R. Rathbone Butte Baptist Conference Northern Baptist Conference Denver G. C. Cress Lewiston H.T. Hedden Billings R. AW Boone Isthool J. H. Gilbert Chas Bennington Phillip’s Block

Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Travel and Illness

W E Stephenson visited Butte Sunday. Carl Kambich stayed in Dillon from Reichle yesterday. Sheriff Wyman traveled to Lima on official business. J A Lawrence of Dewey was in town on business. Ira Sanders came from Whitehall Wednesday. Mr and Mrs J W Scott drove from Armstead yesterday. Mrs P W Armstrong of Medicine Lodge was in Dillon Wednesday. Frankie Andros has suffered flu this past week. John H Judge came from Polari to see his ill mother. Boone family convalescing from influenza. Carl B Taylor of Poison to visit relatives in Dillon Sunday. FOR SALE Underwood typewriter in good condition. Harry Ettinger ill with pneumonia. two nurses in attendance. Nurses and house help in high demand due to illness.

W. E. Stephenson Butte Carl Kambich Dillon Reichle Wyman Lima J. A. Lawrence Dewey Ira Sanders Whitehall J. W. Scott Armstead Polari Boone Carl B. Taylor Underwood Typewriter Tribune Harry Ettinger

Dillon Daily Chronicle The Week in Review

Mrs Walter Taylor ill with influenza convalescing. M Cunnard plans to leave for Long Beach California to settle there. Kins Colling back from France and Melrose visit Dillon yesterday. Trey F Wal Lucas on 80 day Camp Lewis furlough returning to Centennial valley. B N Stevenson to Cambridge Massachusetts to visit wintering family. L B Ripley sells nearly 400 head stock cattle to Robert Woody at high price. Mrs Charles W Scott recovering from surgery in Butte hospital. County commissioners hold regular monthly session at Courthouse. Terry Browning travels to Salt Lake City to join husband and visit relatives. Roy Spencer of Big Hole Basin ill with flu. George Staudaker from Salmon Idaho visits Dillon. Mrs Staudaker accompanies to Armstead. Robert Quackenbush called to Helena by daughter Ramona’s diphtheria. condition improving. Pete Langdorf returns from France with wound stripe. New vegetable fruit market opens next to Crystal Laundry. June Takaya proprietor. George Stimpson returns from Missouri with carload of thoroughbred jacks. John T Orr and wife Poindexter Car to California. Beaver Canyon impassable. trip via Dubois Idaho and motor. J J Smith and son Monida return from Long Beach. accompanied by Mrs B L Forsyth. Dillon-Horse Sales Co auction yields strong prices. some stock sold privately. June sale planned. Three operators at Dillon Bottling Works injured by broken bottles. Wheat’s butcher shop named after incident. J N Shannon returns from Greenville Ohio. sister Mrs Stein to Washington as Woman’s Relief Corps president for 25th consecutive time.

Trey F Wal Lucas Camp ‘Lewis Centennial Valley B. N. Stevenson Cambridge Mass L. B. Ripley Robert Woody Wis Charles W. Scott Butte Terry Browning Salt Lake City Salt Lake Ogden Roy Spencer Big Hole Basin Dillon George Staudaker Salmon Idaho Armstead Robert Quackenbush Helena Ramona Pete Langdorf France Crystal June Takaya George Stimpson iMr J. J. ‘Smith Monida Long Beach B. L. Forsyth Dillon - Horse Sales Dillon Bottling Works Earl Wheat Roy Johnson Fred Opp Wheat J. N. Shannon Greenville Ohio Montana Stein Woman's Relief Corps Washington, D. C

The War Is Not Over for Harry

Jane Willis confronts Marie Gillis after she learns Harry, decorated for gallantry in France, has been untrue. The Chicago News notes a conflict over trust as the couple faces public scandal and personal betrayal.

Harry Jane Willis Marie Gillis France Chicago News

Theta members to be entertained by Mrs Graeter

The Theta group will be entertained on Tuesday April 15 by Mrs Arthur Graeter at a dance. The Volunteer Firemen held their regular fortnightly dance at city hall last evening. The Presbyterian Missionary Society plans a meeting with Mrs Martha Martin on Thursday April 17 at 3 o'clock.

Theta Arthur Graeter The Presbyterian Ciety Martha ‘Martin

Mrs A W Connelly Hosts Thursday Bridge Party

Mrs. A. W. Connelly entertained Thursday afternoon with four tables of bridge. She will also host Saturday evening with four tables planned for the party.

A. W. Connelly Bridge

Prospect Club Members Entertained Near Dillon

Prospect club members were entertained Monday night by Miss Myrtle Nelson at her home eleven miles north of Dillon. Mrs J E Morsey hosted a tea for Mrs J W Gunn of Tutte who attended the Good Government club meeting in Dillon today.

Prospect Prospect Club Myrtle Nelson Dillon J. E. Morsey J. W. Gunn Tutte Good Government Club

Bitterroot Club Hostess Receives Members

Bitterroot hostess Mrs. Harvey Gilbert welcomed Bitterroot club members Wednesday afternoon with guests Mrs. J. E. Monroe Mrs. J. E. Morse and Miss Nan Hazard.

Bitterroot Harvey Gilbert Bitterroot Club J. E. Monroe J. E. Morse Nan Hazard

Episco pal Guild Hosts Afternoon at Guild Hall

St James reports the Episcopal guild enjoyed a delightful entertaining session yesterday in the Guild Hall parlor hosted by Mrs Clemow and Mrs Harry Geer.

Methodist Ladies Aid Meeting At Church on April 17

The Methodist Ladies Aid will meet in the church lecture room Thursday April 17 and be entertained by Mrs Jacob Streit Mrs Clarence Bates and Mrs Crampton.

Methodist Ladies’ Aid Jacob Streit Clarence Bates Crampton

Dinner Party Hosted by Mrs Morse for Ladies Group

Mrs J E Morse entertained guests at 6 o clock dinner last week. Attending were Mrs Fred Waldorf, Mrs Clara Chapman, Mrs Bert Ott, Mrs Joseph Monroe, Mrs A L Anderson, Mrs T D Olmsted and Mrs R T Tattersall.

J. E. Morse Fred Waldorf Clara Chapman Bert: Ott Joseph Monroe A. L. Anderson T. D. Olmsted R. T. "Tattersall

Soldiers' and Sailors Ball at City Hall on April 6

The Soldiers' and Sailors' association to hold a second ball at City Hall Wednesday evening April 6 with the Little Orchestra providing music. A recital by pupils of Prof. L A Gregory at G Thalning School auditorium showcased local musical talent and strong performances from soloists and the orchestra.

Centennial Valley Election At Monida Elects Sperry Trustee

In Monida on April 10 the No. 37 school election was mild as LeRoy Sperry won the trusteeship replacing Mr Campbell. A summer term may run to August with Miss Julia Rose to lead the Brunage district school. River flooding losses hit some valley stock and two sawmills are planned. A civic note from The Boston Traveler discusses immigrant Americanization and responsible citizenship.

Monida LeRoy Sperry Campbell Wike Clarence Key Atla Paul Ranch Tribune Brunage Julia Rose John Brundage Idaho Jeff Jones Mort Kiel Fred Moore Jack Kennar Mr. Summers Livingston

The Heroic Sacrifices of France and Mayr's Remedy

A wartime patriotic piece extols France's sacrifices for democracy and credits an American chemist Geo H Mayt with importing and selling Mayr's remedy for stomach liver and intestinal disorders said to have saved American lives and reduced surgeries.

France America Geo. H. Mayt Chicago

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