Dillon Daily Roundup of Local Visitors and Travel
Mrs Albert Metzel Alder visitor in Dillon Monday. Mrs Ray Leverich Wisdom visitor last Tuesday. Alvin Ward Polaris business visitor Monday. Mr and Mrs Walter Brown Apex shopping Dillon Tuesday. Miss Mary Gelhaus visited relatives in Butte last weekend. Enoch Young Apex visitors Monday. Austin Linder rode from Blaine ranch to Dillon. Mrs Andrew Williams from Alder ranch motored to town. Carl Darnutzer from McHesser creek ranch. Smith Paddock in Dillon Wednesday from Grasshopper valley. Miss Hazel Whiting visited Twin Bridges weekend. F A Hazelbaxer in Butte for business week. George W French Argenta mining man transacted business Friday. Mr and Mrs George Ditty from Sweetwater valley in Dillon Tuesday. Lois Scollard and Alvin Owens en route Armstead to Bozeman Saturday. Finley Roe and daughter Adelle visited friends in Helena earlier. Earl Tash from Grasshopper valley to Dillon Tuesday. Elmer Selway Horse Prairie visitors Tuesday. Jack Little forest ranger Argenta district attended to business Tuesday. Lambert Eliel and Mrs Leon Eliel returned from Yellowstone tour Saturday. John J Gelhaus family and Frank Gelhaus rode to Melrose last Thursday. Mrs Harry Hunt Waterloo spent early week in Dillon visiting Bourquin home. Tattersall's supplies sewing machine parts. Alderic Tessier spent two weeks visiting then left for Seattle. Gelhaus party hosted Browne lakes Sunday. Ben Davis Salmon Idaho visited family Bourquin last week. James E Kelly and family Amos T Peterson family Joseph C Smith family Mary Harrington spent Sunday at Elkhorn Springs.
Local residents swap homes and out-of-town relatives relocate
Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig move into Mrs E O Selways South Washington street home while Dr and Mrs A H McFarland occupy the Hartwig residence on Rife street. Mr and Mrs Tom Caverly returned from a month in Iowa accompanied home by three children who will reside in Dillon.
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W. B. Hartwig
E. O. Selway
South Washington Street
A. H. McFarland
Hartwig
Rife Street
Tom Caverly
Iowa
Dillon
Tested Recipes cookbook by Dillon Ladies Aid
A tested altitutde friendly cookbook titled Tested Recipes by the Ladies Aid society of the First Baptist church Dillon. It is sold for one dollar at the Tribune Book Store.
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Ladies Aid Society of the First Baptist Church
Dillon
Tribune Book Store
Souls of Men Sermon At Morning Service At 11
The Churches announce the morning sermon subject The Souls of Men at 11 oclock. Sunday School begins at 10 with Roy B Herndon as superintendent. Epworth League meets at 7 with Miss Margaret Prickett leading.
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Roy B. Herndon
Epworth League
Margaret Prickett
John Frederick Oberlin
Methodist Episcopal Church
Methodist Book Concern
Cent per Mile Excursion to Butte August 6
Union Pacific announces a cent per mile excursion from all points on the Oregon Short Line Railroad to Butte on August 6. Return tickets must be used by midnight August 9. See agents for details.
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Butte
Union Pacific
Oregon Short Line
Adv
Local Travel and Visit Notes
Hugh Naughton traveled through Dilton Saturday on his way from Horse Prairie to his home in Butte. Mrs. Daniel Piccone of Reichle visited Tuesday at the home of her mother Mins. Sarah Haterun.
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Hugh Naughton
Dilton
Horse Prairie
Butte
Daniel Piccone of
Reichle
Sarah Haterun
Summer dramatics club nights and faculty updates at Normal college
Summer dramatics club presented two one act plays in the Normal college auditorium under Miss Rachel Jordan with musical interludes by the college orchestra led by Miss Mira Booth. A second night is set for August 11 with Wisdom Teeth and The Captain of the Gate. proceeds go to the Alumni Student Loan fund. The week included a geography field trip to Morrison cave led by A. O. Gullidge and a Tuesday assembly where President Davis spoke on Professional Levels and teaching standards.
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Summer Dramatics Club
Normal College
Modesty
Paul Hervieu
Qvertones
Alice Gerstenberg
Rachel “Jordan
Mira Booth
Jordan
Alumni Student Loan Fund
Gullidge
Morrison Cave
Davis
United States
Middle West
Montana
Normal college notes and summer session activities in Valley City
Miss Bernice Patterson joins the Valley City Normal school faculty after teaching physical education last year. Among 190 summer students, eight have not learned to swim in six weeks. The Colonial Art exhibit comes August 5 and 6, with trips to western summer schools. About a dozen male faculty will vacation at Madison River August 6–8. Birthplace records show students hail from 29 states and many countries, with Montana 228 and Iowa and Minnesota 42 each. Ireland leads among foreign nations with 18.
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Bernice Patterson
The
Normal College
Valley City Normal School
North Dakota
Colonial Art Company
Madison River
Montana
Iowa
Minnesota
Kansas
Ilinois
Wisconsin
Missouri
Washington
Michigan
Nebraska
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Colorados
Indiana
Oklahoma
Idaho
Kentucky
Ohio
California
Wyoming
Oregon
Nevada
New York
North Carolina
Tennessee
West Virginia
Utah
Virginia
Ireland
Canada
England
Sweden
Austria
Bulgaria
Croatia
Denmark
Italy
Norway
Russia
Scotland
Hurley’s Friends Pleased Elect Hurley Chautauqua Chair
Rev I L Hurley formerly of Dillon elected chairman of Cherryvale Kansas Community Sunday chautauqua week. Cherryvale to host a free chautauqua with home talent program. Committee includes the mayor a dentist and Hurley. Hurley to speak Visions and Dreams August 22 at park auditorium and The Old Home Town at the union service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I. L. Hurley
Dillon
Twin Bridges Elevator Sold to State Company
Strauss & Co of Helena who leased the Farmer's elevator has dis posed of their interests to the State Elevator Co of Cascade. Formal transfer and switch over were completed last Saturday according to the Twin Bridges Sentinel.
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Twin Bridges Elevator
Mrs John McKinney Visited Dillon Last Week
Mrs John McKinney of Salmor visited in Dillon during the latter part of last week.
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John McKinney of
Salmor
Dillon
Three Forks Poised to Rival Livingston in Growth
I L Rummel general superintendent of the Chicago Milwaukee and St Paul railway told the Anaconda Standard last week that Three Forks will rival Livingston in population in a short period. He said the town has improved 100 per cent since Milwaukee’s bug service to Yellowstone park was announced. Real estate has risen, construction is under way, new street lights are being installed and the town is in bustle.
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Three Forks
Livingston
Rummel
Chicago, Milwaukee and
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Ray Leverich
Wisdom
Hazelbaker
Alvin Ward
Polaris
Walter Brown
Apex
Mary Gelhaus
Enoch Young
Our City
Austin Linder
Blaine
Andrew Williams
Alder
Carl Darnutzer
McHesser Creek
Smith
Grasshopper Valley
Hazel Whiting
Twin Bridges
F. A. Hazelbaxer
George W. French
Argenta
Friday
George Ditty
Sweetwater Valley
Lois Scollard
Alvin Owens
Armstead
Bozeman
Finley Roe
Adelle
Helena
Earl Tash
D. L. Ranch
Elmer Selway
Jack Little
Lambert Eliel
Leon Eliel
Yellowstone Park
John J. Gelhaus
Helen
Adelaide
Frank Gelhaus
Melrose
Harry Hunt
Waterloo
Chas, Bourquin
Tattersall’s
Alderic Tessier
John Tessier
Seattle
John Gelhaus
Ruth Gelhaus
Joseph A. Browne
Browne’s Lakes
Ben Davis
Salmon, Idaho
James E. Kelly
Amos T. Peterson
Joseph C. Smith
Mary Harrington
Elkhorn Springs
Atkeson Dairy
A. B. Chapin
Amundsen Ice
POLAR
Isandae
Slim
Methodist Church
Carl Knudsen
Albaugh Canyon
William Hosking
Freda Dudley
Miss Dudley
Sheridan
Miss May Hayden
Mmiss Hayden
Bloomsburg
Penn
Dodge Brothers
RED Star Garage
Dillon, Montana
Dodge Brothers Motor Cars
Hurley
Safety Plus
Ervic
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Louisa Almy, Becy
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