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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1919

Page

10

Community Support Shapes Long Term Telephone Service

The passage argues that recognizing community needs and sustaining institutions is essential for durable telephone service. It emphasizes that a stable, adequate system relies on continued local interest and a policy of tolerating legitimate business. It frames telephone service as a home product woven into coalitions of commercial and social life in mountain states.

Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company West Mountain States

State Superintendent visits Dillon for school conference

Miss May Trumper, state superintendent of public instruction, attended the Dillon conference of school superintendents last week. Ely adds new shoe machinery on Montana street. Carey and Tower open real estate and insurance offices in the Telephone block with Tower as district manager for Central Life Insurance.

Miss May Trumper Dillon Id. Ely Montana Street Carey & Tower Mr. Tower Montana Idaho The Central Life Insurance Company

Hides and Furs Ship From Dillon Marks New Company

A carload of hides and furs valued about 15000 was shipped from Dillon by the Dillon Hide & Fur company to an eastern market. It is the first shipment by the new firm and regular shipments are expected.

Dillon Dillon Hide & Fur Company

Kindergarten Closes After Eight-Week Session

The summer kindergarten conducted at the Normal Training School building ended last Friday after eight weeks. It was well attended and considered a success. Miss Bird, the teacher, has returned to her home in Butte.

Miss Bird Butte

Wanted to Rent Furnished House or Apartment

Wished by Nova Me Warnick to rent a furnished house or apartment for the winter. Requests responsible parties contact via P. O. Box 65.

Nova Warnick P. O

Dillon Social Affairs and North Side Club Notes

North Side Country club will be entertained Tuesday August 26 by Mrs Joe Herman. James Johnson of Basin City Wyoming and Hazel Pearl Perry were married Thursday August 21 at the Baptist parsonage. They plan to live near Dillon. Mr and Mrs George Stimpson hosted a dinner Friday evening in honor of Mrs Stimpson's mother and Miss Anna Chapman visiting this summer. They will soon depart for Missouri. Covers were for sixteen.

Willard W. Moyer Robert Yellowstone Park Bozeman Helena A. G. Williams Normal College C. E. Smith Dillon Missoula Walter Vance Olmsted-Stevenson Seattle British Columbia J. M. Smart Coeur d’Alene Anderson Brothers T. F. Barrett Nancy Barrett Helen Bulger P. T. Scott Glacier National Park J. W. Scott Armstead Claire Seage Philadelphia Scotts Northside Club North Side Country Club Joe Herman James Johnson Basin City Wyoming Hazel Pearl Perry Baptist George Stimpson Mr. Stimpson Anna Chapman Missouri

Methodist Aid Society Meets Next Thursday at Church

The ladies of the Methodist aid society will gather in the church lecture room next Thursday afternoon. They will be entertained by Mrs. Jos. Hainds and Mrs. George Baker.

The Methodist Aid Society Jos. Hainds George Baker

Christ Church Notes and Union Services Schedule

Baptist Church Sunday School at 10 a m practicing service at 11 a m Midweek service Wednesday evening 8 p m Union service of all churches at the M E church 8 o clock College campus meetings end this month and will be held in a church Stone Creek schoolhouse 8 o'clock in the afternoon John H Hamstra Pastor.

Baptist Church M. E Stone Creek John H. Hamstra

Sunday church services and sermons listed

Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 led by Prof. L R Light and Prof. Robt Clark. Union evening service at the Methodist church with Rev J H Hamstra delivering the sermon.

Lee R. Light Robt. Clark Methodist Church J. H. Hamstra

Waiting for You in the Happy Land

A wife asks if her late husband will join her in the afterlife and recalls his habit of waiting for her. The Brute responds with reluctant acceptance in a short quotation from Pearson's Weekly.

Happy Land Pearson’s Weekly

Real Estate Transfers From Beaverhead Abstract Company Week Ending August 17 1919

Real estate transfers listed include 159.98 acres to Rudolph Young on Wise River and 320 acres to Floyd E Crawford near Barretts. Deeds cover properties around Armstead Dillon Centennial Valley Blacktail Deer Creek Big Hole Basin and surrounding areas with various nominal considerations. A water right for 20 miners inches on Sauer Springs and a notary commission for W E Stephenson are noted.

Rudolph Young Wise River Orin J. Sholl Argenta Floyd E. Crawford Barretts Lena Lewis Theodore Sauer Sauer Dillon Arthur Aldridge Vipond W. E. Stephenson

Up Against It and A Great Difference

The excerpt contrasts a phrase about discomfort with a vivid anecdote of a physician who quickly diagnoses an army patient. A soldier reveals his lineage and the doctor urges discarding an infernal prescription to discuss the true issue. The passages echo social satire found in historical magazines.

Mr. Duthwaite Birmingham Age-Herald Colonel Blank Old Tom Harper's Magazine

Special meeting of Westside Telephone company

A special meeting will be held at the Nelson School House on Tuesday September 2 1919 to fix rental rates elect officers and handle other business. Full attendance requested. 34-35 M. May Price Assistant Secretary Thos Dubois President.

Westside Telephone Company Nelson School House

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