Oregon Short Line Time Table Southbound and Northbound
Southbound No 32 departs 7:45 p.m. and No 30 at 9:30 a.m. Northbound No 29 and No 31 depart 1:58 p.m.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1917
Page
5
Southbound No 32 departs 7:45 p.m. and No 30 at 9:30 a.m. Northbound No 29 and No 31 depart 1:58 p.m.
Arthur Neate of Bayvillage Ohio will graduate next week from the state normal college and has been elected to teach manual training at Shelby Montana. William Parker, summer normal college student, has enlisted in a forestry regiment and left for Missoula with plans to go to France. Bert Johnson escaped injury when his delivery auto was struck by a freight train backing on Bannack street. the car was wrecked.
The local D A R chapter and guests spend the afternoon with Mrs. J W Scott at Armstead in observance of the Sacajawea pageant second anniversary near Armstead with many attendees.
On Sunday August 19 the Baptist church schedules Bible school at 10 a.m. morning worship at 11 a.m. and vesper services at 8 p.m. union services follow at the Methodist church where Pastor Walter M. Corll will speak at vesper and preach at the union meeting.
Sunday schools from city churches joined in a joint session in the Chautauqua tent to raise funds for European war orphans. A collection totaled $23.00, followed by largely attended union services in the same tent.
Miss Laura Renouard of Butte who graduated from the normal college in June visited friends in Dillon, returning home after her study period.
Last Saturday she traveled home from Yellowstone by car. Miss Renouard will teach in the Butte schools the coming school year.
Sergeant Siegrist of the regular army will stay until Saturday noon and accept recruits at the post office. Sunday events include Sunday school at 9 50 a m and preaching at 11 by Pastor H G Humphrey, Union evening service at 8 with Rev Walter M Corll, Stone Creek service Sunday 3 pm, Armstead 8 pm, and Humphrey leading Sunday evening worship.
Supervisor Somers reports to the TRI BUNE that thirty six local young men have enlisted in the forestry division of the engineer corps of the United States Army. The forestry regiment is expected to proceed to France ahead of some other branches.
The Butte Clerks union brought the Montana State band to Dillon on Wednesday. J. H. Vincent leads an efficient Northwest group that performs in the park afternoon and on town streets. An advance copy of the Geography Supplement to Tarr and McMurry’s Montana geography is received, written by Grant E. Finch of the Montana State Normal College.
Helena reports that State Game Warden J. L. DeHart warns hunters of numerous changes to bird and big game shooting periods. He cannot notify every licensee directly, and license backs no longer list the changes. An extra supply of game laws is available in pamphlet form by writing for it.
Howard Music Co of Butter Montana will present a full day demonstration concert of the latest instruments. The event occurs Saturday at E. H. Brundage's store on Montana street and invites all readers to attend.
Dillon residents and visitors populate the day with names from Helena, Butte, Wisdom, Arrowhead Indian guides, and Armstead. The brief notes Mr. Conway, Mrs. Cochrane, Miss Carter, and many others visiting Dillon while others tour Yellowstone Park and nearby towns.
Mrs L H Bennett of Virginia City spent a few days in Dillon this week. Mrs W C Orr of Dillon is here for a short visit. Gordon Conger of Dillon spends a few days in the city. Mrs Margaret Graeter of Argenta visited in Dillon. Miss Louise Knippenberg of Cleveland Ohio is visiting at the home of Mrs A Potts. For horse or auto livery go to An 181f.
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals including Alexander McLean John Glass John Lytle Magni Green Phil Steen Edgar Barret Rife Jno Arnoldi Bruce A Risley Charles Enlow Jonn Severinki John Worning Ben Schultz Andrew Smilke Ralph Harding Frank Woinski Andrew Schuyler Philip Lyons Chas Ries Elbert Barr Arthur Massie Winslow R McCallen Carl Nelson Willis Garland Emmet Gillam Thomas J Kelly Don Smith Le H Christensen Hiram Carrier Soren Ole Sorenson James O Connell George Lasich Chester Casey Math Roth Melvyn Ween ink Edmund Patchin Henry Bighorn C Stafflas Harrison Sutherland Olef Johnson Archie McIntosh Ralph Senick William V Best Lyle Foster Herman Reis Scott Newman H Frischnecht Loren Ibach George Stultz Wick Miller Carl Hansen John Wenger Walter Paddock James D Newnes Geo Geesa Ernest Hahn Morgan Jones Ira Wagner Eber Badecon Alonzo Lounsbury James Schofield Frank Mochar Henry Wood William Harper John Albers Roy Maurer Gust Cook Pete Martin.
Miss Gloria Bemis and Mr. Frank Leo Bechtold, both of Dillon, were married Saturday by Rev. Walter M. Corll of the Baptist church.
Warren Sheppard celebrated his fifth birthday with a picnic at Dillmont park, inviting about a dozen little friends. The children enjoyed a delightful afternoon.
Mrs Walter Taylor and Mrs Harry Geer entertained Riverside club members at the Taylor ranch yesterday. Twenty guests attended and enjoyed an afternoon together.
Thursday afternoon at the Finch home Miss Helen Finch and Miss May Price hosted a miscellaneous shower for Miss Carrie Giudici bride to be of Mr. William Scanell of Kalispell. A mock wedding ceremony provided merriment as guests shared gifts and laughter.
Fred E Hale and Miss Marjorie Conger wed in Butte last Sunday in a small ceremony with relatives. The bride, Dillon born and raised, is the late Charles W Conger's youngest daughter and a former Dillon post office clerk. Hale, longtime Dillon resident, worked for American Express and as deputy clerk of the district court before joining the Bannack Gold Mining company at Bannack, where they will reside.
Daniel F. Mooney and Miss Lucy Morris, noted in Dillon, were secretly married yesterday afternoon by Rev. D M Huddloff at his St. Mark's Lutheran home in Butte. Bride’s sister Miss Bessie Morris and best man Herbert Lutey attended. Mooney serves as deputy sheriff in Dillon and the couple plan to reside there.
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