W C T U Social Brings Town Ladies Together at M E Church
More than fifty women enjoyed a sociable afternoon in the M E church parlor last Tuesday. Readings recitations by Mesdames Jewell Humphrey and others followed and solos by Mrs. W Furschner Alma Thompson and Mrs Fray Sullivan added charm. The group plans more social afternoons to boost welfare through community acquaintance.
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M. E. Church
Mesdames Jewell
Humphrey
Wm. Furschner
Alma Thompson
Fray Sullivan
Western Union Offers Supplementary Money Transfer Service
The Western Union Telegraph Company sets up a supplementary Money Transfer Service enabling managers at distant points to make small purchases or perform small commissions as requested. Charges include tolls on the transfer message and a 25 cent transfer fee for amounts up to 25 dollars. Patrons may designate the merchant.
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Western Union Telegraph Company
Dog Assisted Kids Ride On City Sidewalks
Youngsters use dogs as rolling skates by tying a rope to a collar or around the neck and letting the animal pull them along cement sidewalks. Some grab the tail of a善 dog to coast up and down the walks.
What Is It to Be a Christian and Our Break With Germany
Sunday at First Baptist Church features a sermon on What Is It to Be a Christian at 11 a.m. and an 8 p.m. address by Dr. Tilden on Our Break With Germany. Music by Vida Edens Ruth Leach Thelma Melogue with Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and officers listed. Oscar Williams, the Chili King, expands his lunch stand on Montana and Glendale streets with improved facilities and a thriving late lunch business offering appetizing suppers after dances.
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First Baptist Church
Dr. Tilden
Germany
Vida Edens
Ruth Leach
Thelma Melogue
R. R. Rathbone
H. W. Tilden
I. E. Foote
Oscar Williams
Chili King
Montana
Glendale
Williams
Worker loses three fingers at Mayfield carriage shop
William Warner of this city lost three fingers on his left hand when his glove got caught in a planer at Mayfield's carriage shop last Saturday morning. He was guiding a small piece of wood through the machine when the accident occurred.
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William Warner
Mayfield
Wagner
Dillon Band Concert Opens Season in Band Stand
The Dillon military band presented the first concert of the season Wednesday evening at the band stand on the corner of Montana and Bannack streets. The event drew residents and featured selections designed to entertain the community.
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Dillon Military Band
Montana and
Bannack Streets
Baseball Town Hopes For Dillon Team As Weather Warms
The piece notes a large appreciative crowd and fair music while fans ask if Dillon will form a team this year. It recalls last year’s strong city team and urges continued success. It also mentions fish stories for the Tribune and Frank A. Hazelbaker’s appointment as assistant secretary to the national Republican convention in Chicago.
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Dillon
Frank A. Hazelbaker
City
Chicago
Hazelbaker
Building firms Wemple and Holtz gain new concrete mixer
Wemple and Holtz, local building contractors with the Montana Auto Supply Company contract, received a latest design concrete mixer this week. The equipment is expected to significantly speed the 50 by 115 brick and concrete addition project at the Montana plant.
Water shutoff notice prompts Sunday mains outage
The City Water Co. warned patrons last Saturday that mains would be off all day Sunday. The interruption is due to necessary repairs to the water system and customers were advised to stock up beforehand. Represent Dillon. In the Missoula declamatory contest next month Miss Lavene Williamson will represent the local high school after winning a spirited contest last week. Roy Chandler of Eliel Bros. department store is praised for artistic window displays, and Dillon Dry Goods Co. showcases Easter displays that appealed to shoppers.
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The
City Water Co
Missoula
Lavene Williamson
Dillon Dry Goods Co
Dillon Baseball Meeting Sets Plan for Season Support
A meeting of local baseball enthusiasts is called for tonight at the Medlen hotel to discuss forming a team and gauge citizen support for the coming season.
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Medlen
Dillon
Cattle Shipped By Centennial Leader Dodgers to Monida
James Dodds of the Centennial Land and Cattle Co. shipped seven cars of cattle on Wednesday to Monida.
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James Dodds
The
Centennial Land & Cattle Co
Monida
Passing of Montana Pioneer Dan Nealon in Lewistown
Dan Nealon a Rhode Island native 69 years old and long time U. S. Army veteran died suddenly in Lewistown on Sunday. He came to Montana 43 years ago and was a well known colorful figure in the region.
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Lewistown
Dan. Nealon
Mr. Nealon
Rhode Island
Montana
United States Army
Montana Woman Reports Swift Relief From Mayr Remedy
Mrs. Mock of Dayton Wyoming, after long stomach trouble and failed cures, reports rapid improvement after a single dose of Mayr s Wonderful Remedy. She buys two bottles and expects full recovery, citing relief from gas pressure and past operations. Sold by Potts in Dillon Montana and by druggists nationwide with guarantee.
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Mayr
Potts
Dillong
Mont
Adv
Remembered Montana pioneer Nealon of Maiden mines
The obituary recalls P W McAdow who came from Miles City to run the Spotted Horse mine at Maiden and his associate Mr Nealon. Nealon, recognized for his service as a scout, earned a lifelong nickname after crossing the Yellowstone River with a box. He was widely respected across Montana.
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Custer
Miles
P. W. McAdow
Miles City
Spotted Horse
Maiden
Mr. Nealon
Yellowstone
Montana
Deer Lodge Pioneer George Cockrell Dies at Home
George Cockrell, Montana pioneer since 1862, died at his Deer Lodge home Friday. Born in Virginia in 1838 he was 78. Survived by son Moncure Cockrell and daughter Mrs George Norton. he ran an implement business since 1884 and was highly esteemed in the city.
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Deer Lodge
George Cockrell
Montana
Cockrell
Virginia
Pioneer Albert H Wells of Montana dies at Helena home
Albert H Wells a Montana pioneer died Monday at his daughter Mrs G A Haegele's home in Helena after five years there. He leaves his wife two daughters Irene Bump and Mrs G A Haegele and two sons Robert and Samuel. Born March 20 1834 in Calloway County Missouri he came to Montana in 1864 working at Bannack Diamond City White Sulphur Springs and Canton. He married in Missouri in 1876 and returned to Montana living in Helena before owning ranch property near Canton. He was active in the Society of Montana Pioneers and attended its annual meetings regularly.
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Albert H. Wells
Montana
G. A. Haegele
Helena
Mr. Wells
Haegele
Irene Bump
Dawson County
Robert
Millegan
Samuel
Townsend
Calloway County
Missouri
Bannack
Diamond City
Confederate
White Sulphur Springs
Canton
D. E. Roland
Wells
Society of Montana Pioneers
Charles Grass longtime Helena Odd Fellows charter member dies
Charles Grass aged 87 lived on a Shields River ranch after a long migratory life from Germany 1840 s born 1834 immigrated 1855 to Missouri 1866 to Helena 1896 to Park county survived by four children and wife buried beside his spouse in Helena.
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Park County
Bert Durand
Pocatello
Idaho
Lillian Palmer
Charles J
Elmer L
Shields Valley
Montana Pioneer J. W. Hardgrove Dies at 74
J. W. Hardgrove, 74, longtime Montana rancher and mining man, collapsed after leaving Gleason's cafe. Death ruled heart failure. Survived by widow and seven children: James and C. Hardgrove, Mrs. Mark Hopkins, Mrs. Stella Heath, Mrs. John Lagenbach, Mrs. Frank Carr, and Mrs. Jas. Carr in Canada. He had farmed for years and recently mined near Nelson.
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J. W. Hardgrove
Helena
Montana
Gleason
James and
C. Hardgrove
Mark Hopkins
Stella Heath
John Lagenbach
Frank Carr
Jas. Carr
Canada
Hardgrove
Nelson
Pioneer Montana miner Nels Peterson dies at 77
Nels Peterson aged 77 a Montana pioneer miner died early Saturday from ailments incident to old age. He was born in Denmark and had lived in Montana since 1866.
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Helena —Nels Peterson
Montana
Denmark
England Answers American Protest on Neutral Trade
Britain states its note defends allied policies as lawful and reasonable and seeks to ease neutrals' burdens without changing core principles. An impartial commission will study delays and aims to minimize disruption to neutral commerce. France backs the stance as muting the impact of blockade while maintaining military necessity.
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Washington
State Department
Germany
Dublin Revolt After Casement Capture Rocked City
In Ireland a major revolutionary outbreak followed the Casement capture. Dublin faced heavy fighting as Sinn Fein forces seized the post office Stephen's Green and houses. Casualties included three troops officers, several soldiers, volunteers, and policemen killed. many wounded.
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London
Roger Casement
Ireland
Germany
Dublin
Sinn Fein Society
Stephen's Green
German battle cruiser raid bombs Lowestoft
German battle cruiser squadron raided England Tuesday, bombarding Lowestoft. Two men, a woman, and a child were killed. British light cruisers torpedo boat destroyers and aircraft pursued the Germans as they retreated. Two British ships were hit but none sunk. German damage unknown.
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London
Lowestoft
Alaska Government Railroad Stalled by Renewed Strike
All work on the government railroad in Alaska is halted as workers renew strikes. No construction will continue until a definite settlement of labor troubles is reached.
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Washington
Alaska
Coal talks break after eight weeks of talks in New York
Efforts to harmonize miners demands with operators concessions ended after more than eight weeks of near continuous discussions by a joint subcommittee of employers and employees in New York.
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New York
Denver Banker Gordon Jones Injured in Auto Crash
Denver financier Gordon Jones, a member of the Federal Reserve Board for the Kansas City district, was seriously injured Tuesday in a car accident in which his son Gordon Jones Jr and his son in law Turner Jones were killed.
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Denver
Gordon Jones
Federal Reserve Board
Kansas City
Turner Jones
British naval bombardment hits Belgian coast positions
An Exchange Telegraph dispatch from Amsterdam reports a heavy bombardment of German positions on the Belgian coast by British warships, described as among the heaviest of the war in the region.
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London
Amsterdam
Backache Relief: Foley Kidney Pills Claim Success
A traveling salesman from San Angelo Texas writes of instant relief from backache after using Foley Kidney Pills. He reports pain disappearing after the first bottle and no recurrence, claiming the remedy eases pressure and supports kidneys and bladder.
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C. A. Tandrum
San Angelo
Texas
Fee
Apathy Marks Ohio Primary Slates for Delegates
In Columbus, Ohio, both Republican and Democratic organizations selected slates of delegates at large for the national conventions in a statewide presidential preference primary notable for widespread apathy among voters.
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Ohio
Columbus
Republican and
Democratic Organization
Troopers Quelt Riot in Boston Settlement
State troopers arrested thirty six members of the Industrial Workers of the World after a riot at the Pennsylvania Coal company colliery in Boston settlement Wilkes Barre Pennsylvania.
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Wilkesbarre
Pennsylvania Coal Company
Boston Settlement
Industrial Workers of the World
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Charles Grass
Nels Peterson
England
James S. Kirk & Co
U.S.A
Scott's
Hite
Baby
J. R. Scott
Grant, Mont
Alaskan Railroad
Druggist
J. Carhart
Burfiend City Drug Store
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Butte, Mont
Tribune
Cutter
Agit
Cutter's
Cutter Laboratory
Berkeley
California
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