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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1918

Page

11

Wheat and Substitutes Still Hefty Yet Intent On Saving

Bozeman August 6 The U S and allied powers in Europe reaffirmed the need for strict economy and elimination of waste in all foodstuffs to support the European front and build North American stocks. Government wheat abstinence pledges remain in force for most households while a limited group previously abstaining are restored to the fifty fifty plan.

United States North America Europe Food Administration Washington

Big Dome Oil launches ground drilling near Beaverhead holdings

The Big Dome Oil and Gas company moved its new drilling outfit to ground near the Beaverhead Alberta holdings about nine miles south of Dillon. Drilling will start once the rig is erected. Manager Jaquette of Butte is present. William Wilson supervised the move, hauling the rig with a steam tractor.

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

Candidates File For Primaries In Local Elections

The list includes H. B. Duff for legislature, FE G Farnsworth and F B Williams for assessor, W J Cushing for county attorney, Alf Decker for Bedrock precinct committeeman, E M Martinell for Dell precinct, James Kirkpatrick for Dillon precinct committeeman, and Jesse Finsley for state representative. Petitions must be filed with the county clerk by 5 o'clock August 10.

W. J. Cushing Alf Decker Bedrock E. M. Martinell Dell James Kirkpatrick Dillon South Central Jesse Finsley

School openings set for September with crowded facilities

The Training school will open Tuesday September 3. The Normal college follows a week later and the High school at the end of September. Attendance is expected to be unusually large, with public library used for one grade and Baptist church possible for others due to crowding.

Normal College Training School Baptist Church

Charles E Calvert of Lima Visits Dillon for Business

Charles E Calvert of Lima was in Dillon on Wednesday attending to business matters.

Charles E. Calvert Lima Dillon John E. Shipman Butte

Dowell opposes lighter clause on deporting alien anarchists

Washington reports in Parliament proceedings show Rep. Cassius Dowell of Iowa resisting a proposed amendment to ease deportation rules for alien anarchists. The bill retained a felony prison term for reentry after deportation, countering attempts to allow second deportation without imprisonment.

Washington Cassius C. Dowell Iowa Secretary of Labor Authority Dowell

Conditions improve across Montana as rains aid crops

Reports from 17 counties for the week ending July 27 show great improvement in grain crops and ranges due to recent rains. Late sown flax benefits most. labor shortages ease in districts forecasting larger yields while other counties report mixed results in wheat oats corn hay and livestock conditions.

Helena Chas. D. Greenfield Blaine Harlem

Call for nonstop draft and training to reach five million

The American Defense Society urged Senator Wadsworth for immediate legislation to enroll and train additional troops without interruption until the U S forces total five million. It notes the president’s stance against stopping at five million and warns action is needed now to ensure preparedness.

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

Six-Horse Team Runs Wild Through City Streets

A six horse team driven by Thomas Thomas bolted from a wool warehouse area on North Montana street Tuesday afternoon. The horses zigzagged onto Idaho Street then to Reeder before turning west and being stopped near the railroad crossing. No injuries or property damage occurred as they narrowly avoided parked cars.

Thomas Thomas Montana Street Idaho Street Reeder

Band Day Highlights Chautauqua at Dillon

The fourth annual Dillon Chautauqua opened Monday with strong attendance and popular acts. Noted guests Lincoln Wirt Maude Ballington Booth and Charles Gorst performed amid forthright lectures and music from Thavin's band. The event fosters town pride, with 28 percent of proceeds staying locally and plans for a return next year.

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 Charges Sedition After Quiet Hearing

Peter Wilson faced a preliminary hearing before Justice Kenison on charges of sedition. He pleaded not guilty and posted bonds at $5,000. Arrested Thursday night to avert crowd trouble, he allegedly insulted the uniform of Stark Evans, a U S soldier home on furlough.

Peter Wilson Kenison Wilson Stark Evans United States

Dillon Man Enlists in Army Service

Royal C. Brown of Dillon enlisted in the quartermaster corps. Fred Beck of Rimini was recruited into the 27th army engineers. The Helena recruiting station, led by Private J. W. Tompkins, processed both enlistments in Postmaster C. H. Fortman’s office. Elkhorn hot springs pools concrete work 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

Mark Freeman to Speak Here on Methodism World Program

A centenary Methodist program led by Mark Freeman, a missionary from Sumatra and Java, will be presented in Dillon on August 22. Rev James C Baker of Urbana Illinois and Rev E R Fulkrson of Japan are among speakers outlining worldwide plans for Methodism over the 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 San Francisco Thayiu Thavia Thavic Thaviu

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Allied Bozeman Italy Great Britain America Herbert Hoover H. B. Duff FE. G. Farnsworth F. B. Williams Asses Sor Montana Chautauqua
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