Crops good in western Dakotas and hay plenty for home use
Local notes report good crops and abundant hay across most of the Dakotas except the far west. Sunstruck Sprinkler John Tritt spent several days homebound after a sunstroke last week. Entertainment committee formed for Chautauqua includes Mrs. Morse as chair and eight other members. Montana is drier but hotter, Magnus report says Montana nights aid rest. Pavement work resumes with Clifton Applegate and Toole using teams to haul dirt and bring in sand and gravel. Water for sprinkling provided by Oregon Short Line to conserve city supply. Francesca Zarad arrived after a concert and met city residents. Bannack Street sewer line work progresses with railroad crew installing main line connections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad Company
A. J. Foss
Beaverhead Milling and Elevator Company
Big Hole Basin
Yellowstone National Park
John Collins
Anaconda
J. P .Campeau
Melrose
Campeau
Louise Taylor
Cora
Flathead Valley
Eunice Conway
Helena
Dillon
Argenta
Andreasberg
Louise Coulson
S. Dakota St
John Ewing
Mary Ewing
Agatha Lovell
Portland
Orego
Dillon Bakery
Hollis E. Potter
Chicago
Butte
T. S. Gilbert
J. C. Smith
I. H. Brundage
Centennial Valley
Geo. H. Campbell
Amos
San Diego
California
Cambell
C. C. Thornton
Mary Gelhaus
Yellowstone Park
Thornton
Mammoth Hot Springs
Park
W. B. Adair
Pacific
Ellen Cooper
George Bott
London
England
Social events and gatherings noted around town
Dill llon Social Affairs lists a card party hosted by Mrs. R. W. Boone, a dinner by Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Paul, a dancing party at Dillmont Park hosted by Mrs. Fred Gilbert and two Miss Whites, a North Side Country club gathering at the Willard ranch hosted by Mrs. Ned Saunders and Mrs. R. P. Willard, and a Methodist Ladies Aid meeting at the church with Mrs. J. B. Streit, Mrs. C. E. Blinn, and Mrs. Betsey Haines assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S&s
Fred Gilbert
Carolyn White
Margaret White
Dillmont Park
North Side
M. E. Aid
Methodist Ladies’ Aid
J. 8. Streit
C. E. Blinn
Betsey Haines
Honor Guests Dine With Melton and Chapman Hosts
Mrs Hollis E Potter and Mrs Emrys D White were honor guests at a dinner recently given by Mr and Mrs Geo M Melton and Mr and Mrs Will E Chapman. The rooms were decorated in yellow and the invited guests were served a delectable menu.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollis E. Potter
Emrys , D. White
Geo. M. Melton
Will E. Chapman
Dinner guests hosted by Mrs Elizabeth Ward list Armstead names
Mrs Elizabeth Ward entertained Tuesday evening at her home with a guest list including Mr and Mrs J W Scott Mrs Lottie Kimmel Alph Decker Parke T Scott of Armstead Mr and Mrs Clare Seage of New York Mrs Le Grand Young of Salt Lake City and Mrs Roy Herndon of May Idaho.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Ward
City
J. W. Scott
Lottie ‘Kimmel
Alph Decker
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
Clare Séage
New York
le Grand Young
Salt Lake City
Roy Herndon
May
Idaho
Scandinavians of Dillon to Host Picnic at Berg Christensen Home
The Scandinavians of Dillon and vicinity plan their annual picnic Sunday August 3 at the Cottonwoods, three miles south of Dillon, Berg Christensen’s home. Everyone is urged to attend for a good time with plenty of food and drink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Cottonwoods
Berg Christensen
Kensington Ladies Host Afternoon Entertainment
Mrs. Re We Boone delighted a large gathering of ladies at a Kensington Wednesday afternoon. She was assisted by Miss Jane Boone and Miss Mary Gist in serving refreshments. Mrs. Wm. Fairdhner sang several selections with piano accompaniment by Mrs. G. E. Finch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kensington
Re We ‘Boone
Jane Boone
Mary Gist
Wm. Fairdhner
G. E. Finch
Dance at Dillmont Park for Chautauqua fund
Arrangements are made for a dance at Dillmont park on Wednesday night August 18 to benefit the local Chautauqua fund. The affair is managed by committee chair Miss Carolyn White with George Melton T. E. Gilbert and R. G. Fryberg. The 18th opens the Dillon Chautauqua and the dance will follow the entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillmont Park
Chautauqua Fund
Carolyn White
George Melton
T. E. Gilbert
R. G. Fryberg
Dillon
Francesca Zarad Recital Delights Dillon Audience
Madame Francesca Zarad gave a song recital at the Normal auditorium Tuesday evening to a large appreciative audience. Miss Mable Hatch was accompanist and her playing matched the high praise. The Normal college is fortunate to have Miss Hatch on the teaching staff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francesca Zarad
Mme. Zarad
Mable Hatch
Dillon
Normal College
Miss Hatch
Baptist Church Notes Sunday Services and Union Call
The note outlines Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. with a sermon "God's Call to Man." Evening service is 8 p.m. on the College campus led by Rev. T. W. Bennett. Mid week service is Wednesday at 8 p.m. Pastor John H. Hamstra urges church union attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Church
T. W. Bennett
John H. Hamstra
Methodist Church Sunday Schedule
The message lists a Sunday school at 10 a.m. and a preaching service at 11 o'clock followed by a communion service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Union Evening Service on College Campus
On the college campus the union evening service featured an address by Rev. Bennett. The event drew students and faculty seeking spiritual reflection and community gathering.
St James Episcopal Church shifts services after August
Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and 11 a m sermon noted. Vesper services planned on the Normal Campus at 8 p m. No services at St James Church after August 3 until the first Sunday in September. Congregation urged to attend August Vesper services on the Normal campus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Normal
St. James Church
Congressional Promise over Military Policy Debate
The passage notes Baker and Daniels learning their limited influence on US military and naval policy while Congress, elected by the people, is described as representing the nation’s wishes. The statement contrasts executive power with legislative representation in policy shaping.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baker
Daniels
United States
Congress
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John Tritt
J. E. Morse
O. M. Best
Robert Dansie
Pearl S. Smith
Wm. Bernstein
G.T. Paul
A. L. Anderson
Montana
C. T. Magnus
Clifton,Applegate, and
Toole
Madame Zarad
Bannack Streets
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Bannack Street
Railroad Company
É Gi Oery
Howard
Henry VIII
Huber Bros
L. H. Rumbaugh
Pearl I. Smith
Roscoe Cornell and Son
Portland Oregon
R. E. Dutch
Agnes Conger
Great Falls
Havre
Alex MacGregor
Missoula
E. Provost
Geo. B. Conway
Hecla
Robert Bidstrup
Ed. Cushing
Jackson
C. L. Johnson
Dickinson
N. Dak
A. G. ‘Williams
Nellie Kiley
Mrs. Mary Judge
George Clayton
Selway Ranches
Warm Springs
Baltimore
Maryland
Albert Anderson
Ross S. Tobias
Lemhi
J. Wedum
E. M. Yeaman
Lemhi Valley
George Bighorn
Fred Gibson
Bannack
Annabel Desmond
Maureen Desmond
Louise Almy
H. A. Robinson
Dubois
Dill Llon Social Affairs
R. W. Boone
G. T. Paul
Church Notes
Beaverhead County
Tovey & Stone Hotel
Andrus
Union Evening Service
College
Rev
Bennett
Berkshire
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