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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1918

Page

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Wheat and Subs Still Half-Weight in Food Rules

In Bozeman Aug 6 the US-France-Italy-UK food chiefs met and urged continued strict economy and waste elimination in all food handling to back transport for the European front. A Washington notice freed some from total abstinence but kept the fifty fifty wheat purchase rule and monthly six pounds per person.

Bozeman United States France Italy Great Britain America Herbert Hoover North America Europe Food Administration Washington

Big Dome Oil Starts Drilling Near Beaverhead Holdings

The Big Dome Oil and Gas company moved a new drilling outfit to its ground near the Beaverhead Alberta holdings about nine miles south of Dillon. Drilling to begin once the rig is erected with Manager Jaquette of Butte overseeing and Wm. Wilson supervising transport with a steam tractor.

Big Dome Big Dome Oil and Gas Company Beaverhead- Alberta Company Dillon Jaquette Butte Wm. Wilson

Primary Candidacy Declarations Filed By Local Republicans

The article lists Republican candidates declaring for various offices including H. B. Duff for legislature FE G Farnsworth for assessor F B Williams for assessor W J Cushing for county attorney Alf Decker for Bedrock precinct committeeman E M Martinell for Dell precinct committeeman James Kirkpatrick for Dillon precinct committeeman Jesse Finsley for state representative Petitions must be filed with the county clerk by 5 PM August 10.

H. B. Duff FE. G. Farnsworth W. J. Cushing Alf Decker Bedrock E. M. Martinell Dell James Kirkpatrick Dillon South Central Jesse Finsley

Local schools plan fall openings amid crowded facilities

The Training School opens Tuesday September 3 with large attendance expected. Normal College follows in a week and the High School the last week of September. Public library will serve one grade and Baptist church may be used for others due to overcrowding.

Normal College Training School Baptist Church

Calvert of Lima Attends Meetings in Dillon

Charles E. Calvert of Lima visited Dillon on Wednesday to handle business affairs and meet local contacts.

Charles E. Calvert Lima Dillon

Dowell Opposes Looser Deportation Bill for Alien Anarchists

Washington August 6 A special correspondent reports in the house debate on a bill to deport alien anarchists. Representative Cassius C Dowell of Iowa rejects amending the measure to allow second deportation without a prison term, arguing it would encourage repeats of illegal entry.

Washington Cassius C. Dowell Iowa Secretary of Labor Authority Dowell

Montana Reports Show Crop Improvement in July

county agents in 17 Montana counties report improved conditions for grain and ranges in the two weeks ending July 27 due to rain. flax benefits most, labor shortages persist in some sections, and yields for winter wheat and oats look stronger in places.

Helena Chas. D. Greenfield Blaine Harlem

No Cessation of War Preparation Urged by Defense Society

The American Defense Society urges immediate legislation for nonstop enrollment and training to reach five million in the U S armed forces. The letter to Senator Wadsworth notes the president’s call to persist beyond that figure and warns delays affect preparedness.

France American Defense Society James M. Wadsworth, Jr Senate Congress Charles Stewart Davidson Society United States Senate of the United States

Runaway Six-Horse Team Escapes Untouched in City Streets

A six-horse team drawn by Thomas Thomas bolted from a wool warehouse area on North Montana Street Tuesday afternoon. The frightened team swung onto Idaho Street then Reeder before turning west and were halted near the railroad crossing. No injuries or property damage occurred as parked autos narrowly avoided the runaways.

Thomas Thomas Montana Street Idaho Street Reeder

Band Day at Chautauqua Lights Dillon Week

The fourth annual Dillon Chautauqua opened Monday with strong attendance and full, well-received programs. Notables Lincoln Wirt Maude Ballington Booth and Charles Crawford Gorst appeared. Thavin's band impressed crowds in a 1500-seat tent. Band day featured Thavin's big ensemble with two concerts, while John E. Shipman promoted events in Butte.

Dillon Lincoln Wirt Maude Ballington’ Booth Charles Crawford Gorst Thavin County Court House A. G. Thomas Dr. Thomas Corinne Gerber Morrison- Smith Company Miss Morrison Miss Smith Marshall Louis Mertins Morrison-Smith Company D. F. Fox Pasadena Zedeler Charles C. Gorst Mr. Gorst Dr. Stansfield Portland Oye Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde

Peter Wilson Charged With Sedition In Preliminary Hearing

Peter Wilson faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Kenison on sedition charges after he pleaded not guilty. Bonds were set at $5,000 following his arrest last Thursday night to prevent potential mob violence over remarks about a U S soldier stationed on furlough.

Peter Wilson Kenison Wilson Stark Evans United States

Dillon Man Enlists for Army Service

Royal C. Brown of Dillon enlisted for service in the quartermaster corps and miscellaneous in the regular army. Fred Beck of Rimini was recruited in the 27th army engineers Monday by Private J. W. Tompkins at the Helena recruiting station. The concrete work on the bathing pools at Elkhorn hot springs is finished and the resort will soon open to patrons.

Dillon Royal C. Brown Quartermaster Corps Regular Army Fred Beck Rimini 27Th Army Engineers J. W. Tompkins Helena C. H. Fortman Elkhorn Hot Springs

Freeman to Speak Here on World Methodist Centenary

Mark Freeman leads a group of centenary speakers returning from Sumatra and Java to present the Methodist world program at Dillon on August 22. Rev. James C. Baker of Urbana Illinois and Dr. E R Fulkrson of Japan join to discuss plans for worldwide Methodism and the church’s next century.

Mark Freeman Sumatra Java Methodist World Dillon James C. Baker M. E Urbana, Ill State University Japan Methodist Episcopal Church Methodists of America

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