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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1916
Page
6
Dillon Social Notes Chronicle Local Visits and Ads
Local items report E M Ames from Armstead and Carrie Stevens from Twin Bridges visiting Dillon. Movements include Mrs E Provost in Rochester for treatment with son Emory, the Baxter Tonney orchestra at Dell, and Rev H G Humphrey attending M E conference in Livingston. Also listed are housework ads, livery services, rental notices, hay sales, and travel to Salt Lake City and Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warren’ Graeter
Argenta
Idaho Street
Dillon
Tattersall
Robert Boatman
Centennial Valley
Horace McIntyre
Armstead
Anderson Livery Co
E. Provost
Rochester
Minn
Wemory
Baxter-Tonney Orchestra
Dell
Instructions to Voters Urges Montana Women to Attend
An urgent notice calls feminine voters to the county court house on Tuesday evening August 22 at 8 o'clock for instruction on voting methods and the corrupt practices act. Miss Vera Baker will lead the session, stressing the need for informed participation in upcoming elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Vera Baker
Notable Local Notices and Social Updates in Dillon
In Dillon this week Dr. H F Best office assists patients. Dr. Luther, University of Iowa graduate, noted. Moran and Thomas garage adds auto livery with good cars, prompt service and reasonable rates. Phone 53 red. H T Hedden of Billings stopped in Dillon returning from New York market. he left family east due to infantile paralysis reports in Billings. Mrs W F Cashmore returned from Butte to visit sister Mrs Geo Prested, confined in Murray hospital after throat operation. Mrs Prested improving. Prof Herbert Foote and Bozeman bride on honeymoon at Buena Vista ranch near Glen. joined by L R Foote and Mrs W S Pyle and Dorothy of Canada visiting M Pyle ranch near Polaris. Dorothy to return to Phoenix to resume studies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Gruwell
Terry Browning
Iowa
Farnsworth & Bucy
Depot
Harry Schuler
Margaret Cushing
Flathead Country
Union Electric Co
H. W. Luther
Chateau
Dillon
Moran & Thomas
H. T. Hedden
Billings
New York
East
W. F. Cashmore
Butte
Geo. Prested
Murray Hospital
Prested
Herbert Foote
Bride
Bozeman
Buena Vista Ranch
Glen
Diflon
L. R. Foote
W. S. Pyle
Dorothy
Canada
M. Pyle
Polaris
Montana
Phoenix
Arizona
Flag Flown Over Telephone Block in Beaverhead
A new American flag was raised over the Telephone block in Beaverhead, marking a ceremonial gesture as residents note the patriotic display. Local officials attended the event and expressed pride in the community spirit.
Forest Reserve to Display Flag at Ranger Stations
Headquarters announce the transfer of the old flag to a ranger station for display in front of quarters as every station is required to exhibit the American flag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forest Re Erve
Gilpin Family Shortens Visit Over Railroad Strike Threat
Mrs. W. R. Gilpin and her two children, visiting her brother Bert Robinson, left for Evanston Wyoming Monday after arriving last Saturday. The trip was curtailed due to the threatened nationwide railroad strike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. R. Gilpin
Bert Robinson
Evanston
Wyo
Recital at Normal College Draws Notable Audience
Last Friday evening a musical recital at Normal College directed by Miss Edith Hatch drew a good sized audience who appreciated the varied program offerings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Edith Hatch
Dillon Team Defeats East Side 4 to 3 in Butte
Dillon won again beating East Side of Butte 4 to 3. The game showcased strong batting and defense from first to last frame as Dillon remains undefeated for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
East Side
Butte
Miss Ester and Muriel Almquist Visit Point of Rocks Ranch
Miss Ester and Muriel Almquist of Crosby Minnesota arrived last week and will stay a month visiting Mrs. Moses Smyth at Point of Rocks ranch. The friends visited Dillon earlier in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ester
Muriel Almquist
Crosby
Minnesota
Moses Smyth
Point of Rocks Ranch
Smyth
Dillon
Outing at Blacktail Creek Yields Fine Fishing Report
R F Tattersall and Mr and Mrs L Cushing and family and Mrs Kress of this city spent several days at the headwaters of Blacktail Creek. They report a good outing and a number of fish caught.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Tattersall
L. Cushing
Bozeman Carnival Chooses Queen Miss Lela Maxwell
Miss Lela Maxwell has been chosen queen of the Bozeman sweet pea carnival and will be crowned the evening of August 23. Maxwell is known in Dillon and was once a student at the Normal College.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lela Maxwell
Maxwell
Dillon
Normal College
Fall Millinery Styles Attract City Ladies
City milliners unveil new fall creations in window displays and shop displays designed to delight the feminine public. The styles promise attractive and flattering effects for wearers.
Drunks Sentenced or Banished by Justice Kenison
Monday morning multiple inebriates appeared before Justice Kenison with several receiving sentences while others were ordered to depart the city immediately and not return under threat of arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenison
Burglary Charges Fold Two Suspects in Rooming House Theft
Frank Harris and M. J. Butler were arrested last week and jailed on burglary charges for stealing wearing apparel from a rooming house on Montana street. Miss Jeanette Rankin of Missoula campaigned in Dillon last week for one of two Republican congressional nominations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Frank Harris
M. J. Butler
Jeanette Rankin
Missoula
Dillon
Families Plan Motor Trip Over Park to Park Road
The J. F. Bishop and L. A. Thompson families expect to leave today on a motor journey through the Big Hole basin via the Park to Park road toward the Bitterroot. In the city an unusually lush crop of weeds grows on vacant lots in both business and residence districts and will seed if not cut. Some residents in the southern city report youngsters stealing flowers from beds to sell downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Bishop
L. A. Thompson
Big Hole Basin
Surgeons Report Higher Appendicitis in Men
Surgeons note men are slightly more prone to appendicitis than women. An advertised remedy Adler-ika claims to relieve or prevent issues by using buckthorn bark glycerine and related ingredients. One spoonful purportedly eases constipation sour stomach or gas with instant action. A Potts druggist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
A. Potts
Eighth Grade Teachers Examinations Scheduled
The teachers' examination for the eighth grade will be held at my office on Thursday Friday and Saturday August 24 25 and 26. Mayme F Frexcu County Sept. 33 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayme F. Frexcu
For Sale Ranch near Dillon Montana
For sale a 160 acre ranch located five miles south of Dillon Montana. Responds to Box 624 Dillon Montana. Listing reference 37-6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Passing of the Montana Pioneer John S. Hall
John S. Hall a long time Nevada valley resident died July 28 at his daughter’s home in Bellingham Washington He was born in England June 6 1841 came to Montana in 1868 settled in Nevada valley in 1882 moved to Acme Washington in 1915 Survived by widow two daughters Mrs H F Kluge and Mrs J E Betts and three sons George John Hall of Helmville MT William F Hall of Cascade MT He was a member of Helena Lodge No 3 A F and A M.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. S. Hall
John S. Hall
Nevada Valley
H. F. Kluge
Bellingham
Wash
England
Montana
Acme
J. E. Betts
George and
John Hall
Helmville
William F. Hall
Cascade
Hall
Helena Lodge No. 3
A. F
A. M
Bozeman Pioneer Mrs Hoff man dies after lingering illness
Elizabeth Bryan Penfield Hoff man born September 27 1841 in Penfield New York married Charles W Hoffman April 27 1869 in Buffalo New York. They moved to Bozeman where she helped lead social life and church work at St James Episcopal. Survived by husband two children Eugene B Hoffman of Washington DC and a granddaughter Charles, who joined her son last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Elizabeth B. Hoffman
C. W. Hoffman
Elizabeth Bryan Penfield
Penfield
N. Y
Charles W. Hoffman
Buffalo
Land deeds and filings across Beaverhead and surrounding areas
A compilation of United States land transfers and filings in Montana. Deeds cover 160 to 320 acres in Sheep Creek basin, Big Hole basin, Jackson area, and near Dillon. Also noted are quit claim and homestead filings, water rights, desert land filings, and powers of attorney among individuals in Beaverhead and adjacent counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States of America
John Tucker
Sheep Creek
Oliver B. Kurtz
Dillon
Benjamin B. Taylor
Barretts
Marie C. Fretscher
Big Hole Basin
Roy R. Ford
Jackson
George Turcott
Cornelius Meers
Mary F. Sweeney
Hugh J. Sweeney
Paulina L. Youngken
J. H. Youngken
Hugh H. Bates
Armstead
Beaverhead County
Montana
Homestead Filings
Hyrum E. Ward
Horse Prairie
Render W. North
Midway
Horse Prairie Valley
Charles E. Stoll
Louis Steinbrecher
Bloody Dick
Dr King’s New Discovery Centered for Colds
When you have a cold give it attention and keep a regular diet while using Dr King’s New Discovery. It contains Pine Tar antiseptic oils and balsams and eases coughs and sore throats. The standard family cough syrup for over 40 years remains sold by druggists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. King
Adv c
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Idaho Enterprise
Drummy Ranch
State Bank of
H. G. Humphrey
Livingston
M. E
Mabel Catlin
Deer Lodge
C. P. Thomas
Bayerd’s
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S. D. Hirschman
Salt Lake City
F. E. Footer
Tribune Book Store
Enquire Tribune
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Olive Calloway
William Bernstein
Milwaukee
J. H. Tracy
Salt Lake
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Charles H. Niblack
Mr. Niblack
Chicago
Cleveland
Pittsburg
S. S. Carruthers
Beaverhead Fair Association
Wortham
Moose Lodge
George Ditty
Dillon Horse Sale Co
H. F. Best
Luther
The
University of Iowa
McClure
Wethan-Sruton. Company
Union Square
New York City
Pearl I. Smith
Sweeney & Rodgers
Dead Man Creek
No Name Creek
Abbie Cecil Behrns
Silver City
New Mexico
William F. Behrns
Warm Springs
Hildegard Jones
Pearl E. Newcomb
John Deere
Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Dillon, Montana
Secretary of State
Charles T. Stewart
State Land Board
C. T. Stewart
Helena
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