Local Road Improvements Near Dillmont Park and Lover's Leap
Reinforced concrete bridge near Dillmont Park finished. When the road to the railroad crossing by Herman's is done, the dangerous Lover's Leap crossing will close. Grasshopper road work near the Ditty place proceeds. A culvert and fill near Point of Rocks is under construction. Second floor space in the Best Candy Factory building is now in use for packing and dipping. About 22 workers, tight operation, strong product reception. Bazaar planned by L D S Relief Society at east Glendale street church on April 29 from 2 to 10 pm with refreshments. Mothers of Mr Mast and Mrs Sapper traced to Mountains Home Idaho.
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Dillmont Park
Herman’s
Lover's Leap
Grasshopper Road
Ditty
L. D
Glendale Street
Buyer from Jeremiah Williams Co visits Boston market
A buyer from Jeremiah Williams Co of Boston was in town this week and contracted a local clip at fifty cents.
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Jeremiah Williams Co
Boston
Card of Thanks for Barbara Flyhn
Mr and Mrs J P Flyhn and family express gratitude to friends and relatives for help and sympathy after the death of their daughter and sister Barbara Flyhn and for the many beautiful flowers they received.
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Barbara Flyhn
J. P. Flyhn
Henry Dowling of Dell Visits Town on Wednesday
Henry Dowling of Dell was in town Wednesday attending to business matters.
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Henry. Dowling of
Dell
Youth Time Sets Foundation for Healthy Growth
A fragmented note emphasizes timely focus on a child’s development and health. It urges parents to provide nurture, conserve energy, and support vigorous growth through early intervention and steady care.
Dillon Notes and Visits Highlight Local Activity
J FE Matile of Stockman’s National Bank of Omaha was in town on business. W W N Bichler of the Gilmore and Pittsburgh railroad attended from Armstead. Lieutenant George of Billings toured with loan talks at the theatre Wednesday night. Lorain Spencer and Mrs Ned Saunders visited Butte. Mr and Mrs Guy Gray and child left for a summer ranch near Millpoint. Lieutenant Will Ross of the US Army aviation unit arrived in Dillon on a 30 day furlough. Marguerite Cushing and Martha Chapman went to Butte for grand lodge of Daughters of Rebekah as delegates. Rudolph Snyder and Ernest Morrison of Felton Nebr guests at Otto Schulz home intending to buy a ranch. Mrs S Terry and Mrs Moses Smyth returned from Butte where Smyth met F H Ransom who will summer at the Smyth ranch at Blaine. Sergeant Robert M Ryburn of Dillon listed among 91st division men guests of the Rocky Mountain club in New York. Presbyterian church to elect officers Monday April 28 at 8 30 pm. J Ben Somers of Dillon and J A Fitzwater of Sandpoint Idaho back at work after conference with Supervisor Elers Koch on the Lola national forest fire manual noting a spring printing.
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J. Ben Somers
Dillon
J. A. Fitzwater
Sandpoint
Idaho
Elers Koch
National Forest Service Fire
Missoulian
EEE High School Notes Junior Prom and Commencement Plans
Regular semester examinations are set for May 1 and 2 with school dismissal May 3. The Junior Prom, titled Victory Prom, will be May 3 in the gym to honor the Seniors with about three hundred invitations issued. Baccalaureate is April 27 at the Methodist church, Rev. Humphrey officiating. Alumni banquet April 30 at Andrus Hotel initiates graduates into Alumni. Senior Class Day is May 1 with a two act comedy Cupid in Khaki. twenty five cent admission. Commencement is May 2 with J E Monroe delivering the address. Senior examinations are underway. The graduating list includes Thelma Jansen, Evelyn Lloyd, Ruth Innes, Edwin Anderson, Geneva Baker, Marie Bourquin, Lawrence Fenner, Francis Gelhaus, Elvera Grant, Daisy Hildreth, Quentin Klein, Stella Mayfield, Isaac Patterson, Anita Stamm, Charles Thomas, Bernard Williams, Ruby Wyatt. Class officers: Thelma Jensen president, Evelyn Lloyd vice president, Ruth Innes secretary treasurer. J E Mortensen chosen class professor.
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Methodist Church
Humphrey
Andrus Hotel
J. E. Monroe
Montana State Normal College
Thelma Jansen
Evelyn Oyd
Elvera Grant
Daisy Hildreth
Quentin Klein
Stella Mayfield
Isaac Patterson
Anita Stamm
Charles Thomas
Bernard Williams
Ruby Wyatt
Thelma Jensen
Evelyn Lloyd
Ruth Innes
J. E. Mortensen
The Painters Best Friend
An early text praises linseed oil as the king of fixed oils and the best vehicle for pigments. It highlights its unique combination of performance and cost, making painting work satisfactory.
World Wide Guild Plans April Benefit Play at Church
The World Wide Guild hosts a benefit play on April 29 at First Baptist Church to fund missionary work. Program features include songs by World Wide Guild, readings by Miss Dillon and Maude Curnutt, instrumental solos by Ophelia Lloyd and Rachael Smith, and a play titled Field of Missions. Admission is 15 and 25 cents.
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World Wide Guild
First Baptist Church
Yell
Ophelia Lloyd
Mrs. Sewell
Miss Dillon
Ralph Smith
Maude Curnutt
Rachael Smith
Field of Missions
Dining party at Hotel Andrus in pink and green
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forrester and Mr. and Mrs. Otto Schulz host a social gathering for thirty friends this evening at the Hotel Andrus. The decor features Cecile Brunner roses and smilax with a pink and green color scheme.
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Roy Forrester
Otto Schulz
Hotel
Andrus
Cecile Brunner
Overseas Tribute to the Disappointed Ones
A wartime tribute poem by Vernon A. Vrooman from the New York Journal honors those at home who stayed yet supported troops overseas. It reflects on shared sacrifice, pride in honor stripes, and the idea that home front hearts aided victories abroad despite not serving directly.
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Vernon A. Vrooman
New York Journal
Victory Liberty Loan Opens With Patriotic Bond Drive
Carter Glass sent the opening speech for the Victory Liberty Loan at the Minneapolis Auditorium on March 20. He urged Americans to invest in government bonds to save civilization from Prussian tyranny and praised the sacrifices of soldiers in France.
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France
Carter Glass
the Treasury
Minneapolis
Glass
Victory Liberty Loan
Northwest
Better Business Convention
America
United States
Britain
Francé
Bélgium
Ypres
Promised Land
Victory Loan and Patriotism in Postwar Budget Debate
A wartime rhetoric piece urges strong support for the Victory Liberty Loan as a Thanksgiving Loan, stressing national honor and duties. It notes 1.6 million American servicemen abroad needing care and housing, while Congress spends heavily to honor commitments. The call appeals to patriotism and collective sacrifice.
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Durance
France
Germany
Congress
Belory
Centenary Church Movement Addresses Mission Goals
The Rev George Mecklenburg of Helena spoke in Dillon on the Centenary movement of the Methodist Church outlining a world survey and the churchs four lines of action. He urged 10 million Methodists in intercessory prayer, adoption of stewardship with a tenth giving, training 63000 young people for service, and raising 40 million for U S Christian work 40 million for foreign work and 25 million for reconstruction in France Belgium and among disabled soldiers dependents.
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George Mecklenburg
Helena
Dillon
Methodist Church
U. S
France
Belgium
For Sale One Hundred Stock Cattle Durham Grade
About one hundred head of stock cattle for sale Durham grade listed by Jno F Bishop Dillon Adv 17-41.
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Durham Grade
Jno
Dillon
Adv
Gasoline Lamps and Mantles Promoted at Tattersall's
Tattersall's advertises gasoline lamps and mantles among ten thousand bargains and other items. The notice highlights a broad selection and low prices in a busy sale.
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Tattersall's
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Huber Bros
George ‘Mast
Anaconda
Carl Mast
Sapper
Mountains
Orlando’ Mast
Idaho City
Eepdate
Stockman’s National Bank of Omaha
W.W. N. Bichler
Gilmore, and Pittsburgh Railroad
Armstead
George
Billings
Mita
Guy' Gray
Millpoint
Will Ross
Aviation Department
U. S. Army
Marguerite Cushing
Martha ‘Chapman
Butte
Grand Lodge of Daughters’ of
Rebekah
Rudolph Snyder
Ernest Morrison
Felton, Nebr
Montana
S. Terry
Moses Smyth
F. H. Ransom
Smyth Ranch
Blaine
Rocky Mountain Club
New York
Robert M. Ryburn
The
Presbyterian Church
Odd Fellows
Apollo Lodge No. 15
Order of Odd Fellows
Rebekah Lodge
Beaverhead County
Virginia City
Georgia Paddock
Jack Deputy
H. R. Paddock
Bannack
Auto
Deputy
Voelker
Kate Deputy
California
Dysert Gowan
W. C. Jennings
J.B. Holtz
Mecklenburg
Tovey & Stone Hotel
Andrus Building
Dell, Mont
Chas. A. Smith
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