Local Short Stories Head Injured
Earl Rogers of Sweeney & Rogers, sheepmen from Dell, was thrown from a horse early this week and severely cut about the head. He remained unconscious for hours but is recovering satisfactorily. An x ray machine has been installed in Dr. C R Blake’s office to aid medical practice. S C Wilson of Butte was examined for sanity by a panel including Drs Blake Walker and MacMillan. hearing delayed awaiting a relative. The alley between Sebree and Reeder streets in the garage district was heavily coated with cinders to improve traction, ending mud problems in wet weather. Odell Green’s death rumor proved false. he is alive at a training camp. The new Normal college dormitory walls are rising with sandstone facing. reinforced concrete construction includes concrete floors and running water in all rooms. Jeweler Carl B Taylor of Polson displays war savings stamps in a glass case above his show case to prompt customers to fill cards.
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Earl Rogers
Sweeney & Rogers
Dell
Rogers
the Normal College
Carl B. Taylor
Polson
Women File For Beaverhead County Offices
Three Beaverhead county women filed intentions for the coming primary. Mrs. H. A. MacMillan seeks Republican treasurer, Miss Georgia Matthews seeks Democratic treasurer, Miss Vera Baker seeks Republican clerk and recorder. Also notes on real estate man John Nyhart in Inglewood, church notices, a deserter risk for a registrant, land plats open for entry September 4, 1918, local fishing party limits, church services, Forsyth visitors, a Bell Telephone manager returning, upcoming visits, and a Oregon Short Line picnic at Glen with annual recurrence.
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Beaverhead County
H. A. MacMillan
Georgia Matthews
Vera Baker
Dillon News Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Farm Notes
H C Patterson came from Dell on Wednesday. Mrs A Pierce visited Dillon from Grant. Mrs Mary Craver came from Horse Prairie. James Dodd from Centennial valley spent days in town. Mrs H T Elsberg of Twin Falls visited sister Mrs Robert Barrett. Bond Grocery advertise feed. Mrs Carl Knapp sister of Barrett had minor operation. L D Brown and son from Armstead in Dillon. W B Orem mine inspector from Butte on official business. Hay crop varies by county section. July weather brought showers easing haymen. August opened with rain showers. Head salesman in Olmsted department.
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A. Pierce
Dillon
Grant
Mary D.craver
Horse Prairie
James Dodd
Centennial Valley
Carl Knapp
Robert Barrett
L.D. Brown and
Local notes show visitors and travels around Dillon area
Eileen Stevenson Comany returns from vacation and oil expert C W Trumbull reviews Beaverhead lands. Town residents and guests visit relatives in Dillon and nearby areas, with trips to Jackson Yellowstone Manhattan and Chicago noted. Rains improve ranges, winter feed secured. plans for local barn dance and a Dillon resident entering Army aviation are reported.
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C. W. ‘Trumbull
Wyoming
Beaverhead
George Webber
Jackson
Dillon
Dixon Brown
Herbert Selway
Yellowstone Park
Social affairs update with multiple dinner parties
Mrs Rusell Fryberg hosted a dinner on Tuesday in honor of Miss Keller. Miss Ellen Nelson gave a party Tuesday for Estella Keller with Miss Josephine Lottridge as guest of honor. Jolly Club met with Mrs Duke Gist Tuesday and Mrs R J Jensen attended.
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Ellen Nelson
Estella Keller
Josephine Lottridge
Roy Forrester
Jolly Club
Duke Gist
R. J. Jensen
Dinner honors Mr. and Mrs. J Anson Baxter hosts
Mrs W A Graeter entertained at dinner last evening in honor of Mr and Mrs J Anson Baxter with guests and conversation reflecting a formal social event in town.
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W. A. Graeter
J. Anson Baxter
Week End Party And Dinner for Dr MacMillan
Mr and Mrs E O Duff entertain at dinner this evening for Dr H A MacMillan who leaves shortly for an army camp. Week End Party: Mr and Mrs E O Selway will entertain at a weekend party and dance at their ranch on the upper Blacktail tomorrow.
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E. O. Duff
H. A. MacMillan
E. O. Selway
Uppper Blacktail
Mrs Blake Hosts Luncheon Honoring Mrs Johnson
Mrs C R Blake hosted a one o'clock luncheon last Saturday for ladies in honor of Mrs Ernest Johnson of Butte, who was her guest.
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C. R. Blake
Ernest Johnson
Butte
Baptist Aid Society Hosts Afternoon at Rathbone Home
The Baptist Aid society was entertained yesterday afternoon by Mrs Rathbone and Mrs Yeaman at the home of Mrs Rathbone.
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Baptist
The
Baptist Aid Society
Dr H A MacMillan Honored At Andrus Hotel Luncheon
Friends of Dr H A MacMillan gathered at the Andrus hotel today to honor him as he heads to new work. They sent him forth with kind thoughts and warm memories of his life in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. MacMillan
Andrus Hotel
MacMillan
Dillon
Dictionaries in Stock at Tribune Book Store
French and English dictionaries now in stock at the Tribune Book Store. Adv tf ote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Book Store
Congresswoman Rankin Introduces Maternity Hygiene Bill
Congresswoman Rankin introduces a bill in the House to promote hygiene instruction for maternity and infancy and to extend care in rural districts. It provides for state cooperation, funding, and regulated expenditure. the measure was referred to the Committee on Ibor and ordered printed. The bill spans nine pages. interested parties may view it at this office. Bastile Day on July 14 was celebrated by American land and sea forces under special orders, similarly to the Fourth of July.
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Rankin
House of Representatives
Committee On
Ibor
Bastile
French Republic
Mailing Yourself Money for Victory Stamps
A wartime morale note explains thrift and war savings stamps as prepaid savings that you mail to yourself, growing with interest. It urges saving as a contribution to victory and hints that cashing stamps later will feel like receiving money from home, reinforcing patriotism.
Tribune Subscription Hiked by Rising Paper Prices
The price of the Tribune will rise to 2.50 per year starting October 1, 1918. Subscriptions due for renewal after October 1 will reflect the higher annual rate.
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Tribune
Tribune Raises Subscription Price to $2.50 Year
The Dillon Tribune announces a subscription increase from $2.00 to $2.50 per year after October 1 due to rising production costs including postage. Subscriptions paid at the old rate before October 1 will be accepted.
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Dillon Tribune
Tribune
Doing Their Duty Scores of Dillon Readers Learn Kidney Duty
Dillon readers learn kidneys filter the blood and rely on Dean's Kidney Pills. Mrs. M. A. Robison of Dillon testifies the cure came after a kidney trouble attack and lasting relief. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo N.Y. Adv-30-31.
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Dillon
Dean
M. A. Robison
Glendale Ave
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Harry Newnes
J. B. Fleming
Bell Telephone Company
Monroe
Mynor H. Long
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Dillon News Briefs
H. C. Patterson
H. T. Elsberg
Twin Falls
Idaho
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W. B. Orem
P. W. Armstrong
Medicine Lodge
A Vance
Départment of the Olmsted
Eileen Stevenson
T. A. Grigg
Isaac Edinger
Divide
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Delia Hudson
R. P. Willard
Manhattan
Jefferson Island
C. M. Beattie
Chicago
Jasper Nelson
California
Anna Nutting
Billings
Millie J. Crowell
Hughes Ranch
Warner Metlen
G. R. Metlen
Aviation Service
U.S. Army
Seattle
Dillon Social
Mrs. Rusell Fryberg
Miss Keller
Siacren Iaitieg
Albert Stamm
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