Oregon Short Line Time Table No. 32 and 29 31 30
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 25, 1916
Page
9
Local and Personal Notes From Dillon and Nearby
Walter W. Grimes visited Butte recently while E. Q. Brainard of Lima toured Dillon. Various locals announced trips, auto livery service expansion, and sale items such as hay and duplicating papers.
Young Lady Teacher From This City Leads Rowan School
The daughter of Mrs. Mary Dissett, a local resident, serves as the school teacher at Rowan. Miss Dissett, a graduate of the Normal College in 1914, is noted in the Philipsburg Mail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Dissett
Rowan
Philipsburg Mail
Dissett
The
Normal College
Wheat buyers bid $1.28 a bushel for Prelat's spring wheat
James Prelat, a dry land farmer 10 miles northeast, reported an offer of $1.28 per bushel for his wheat crop if contracted. He has 75 acres of spring wheat due for cutting in about a week and expects over 20 bushels per acre after losing his winter wheat to frost. Johnson Bros. open real estate office at Idaho and Helena with W. E. and L. G. Johnson and an employment bureau. Normal College president J. E. Monroe travels east to hire three critic teachers and handle college business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Q. Brainard
Lima
Dillon
Tattersall
H. Schoenborn
Butte
Anderson Livery Co
Aberdeen
South Dakota
E. W. Bell
Spring Canyon
Utah
Rock Springs
F. M. Carr
Dell
C. P. Thomas
Bayerd
Depot
L. W. Potter
Big Springs
Idaho
Tribune Book Store
James Prelat
Johnson Bros
Helena Streets
W. E
L. G. Johnson
Johnsons
J. E. Monroe
Normal College
Normal College Training School
Carrie Burkes
Alice Russell
Mary Barnum
Monroe
Flies Persist as Nuisance Despite Cold Spell
Report notes pes tiferous flies swarm in the air and around areas, stubbornly lingering even as temperatures drop to freezing levels. Local observers describe millions of insects persisting, creating discomfort and nuisance for residents outdoors.
Heavy Frost Visits Local Gardens Last Week
Frosts during several nights in the past week nipped growing vegetables and flower beds in parts of the area while the beach towns reported only isolated frost. City flower gardens escaped substantial damage with sweet peas showing little injury.
Idaho Falls Man Fined for Train Fight and Drink
Arthur Speight of Idaho Falls was arrested Sunday for fighting and drinking liquor on the train bringing baseball excursionists. He appeared before Judge A A Kenison Monday and paid a $25 fine after offering stiff resistance and being handcuffed to be taken to the county jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Speight
Idaho Falls
A. A. Kenison
Speight
Montana milliner reports strong spring to mid season trade
Mrs. Anna Hart of Montana street millinery says business has remained brisk from the spring rush through mid season and she plans for a large fair trade. C L Worth denies reports of leaving the region noting he leased his farm but plans to stay in the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Hart
Montana
C. L. Worth
Butte
Idaho Falls promoter drives Labor Day boxing plans
Ira O Fisher of Idaho Falls promoted a Labor Day boxing card in Dillon highlighting a Mor rissey of St Anthony and Ad Wolgast as lightweight title hopefuls. Eddie Duffy of Brooklyn and Frankie Barreau of Canada were also featured as part of the publicity and travel arrangements for attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira O. Fisher
Idaho Falls
Lee Morrissey
St. Anthony
Ad Wolgast
Eddie Duffy
Brooklyn
Frankie Barreau
Canada
Dillon Sunday
Missionary Bertha Creek to Speak at Epworth Service
Sunday school at 9 50 a m with Prof Robert Clark as superintendent. At 11 o clock Miss Bertha Creek of Darjeeling India will speak on her missionary works. Epworth league at 7 p m. Long service at 6 o clock followed by Miss Creek speaking on India Its People and Its Customs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Clark
Bertha Creek
Darjeeling
India
Epworth League
Sato to Open Steam Laundry in Spokane
H A Sato a former Spokane laundryman plans a steam laundry in the Montana and Sebree streets building by mid September He says plant machinery has been ordered from Portland Oregon and will be installed soon making him ready to start business
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. A. Sato
Spokane
Montana and
Sebree Streets
Mr. Sato
Portland
Oregon
Local Real Estate Changes Prompt Moves on Bannack Street
Pearl I. Smith plans to move his abstract real estate and loan office to the Norris property on east Bannack street later this week. He will install a fire proof vault and furnace. Wagner's Grocery Co. reconfigured interiors, moving the business office to the front and extending counters to the rear for more space.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pearl I. Smith
Norris
East Bannack Street
Wagner’s Grocery, Co
Barnum Bailey Circus Attracts Wide Dillon Attendance
Residents of Dillon and vicinity planning to attend the Barnum Bailey circus in Butte on the 31st expect a large crowd. The attraction draws diverse crowds regardless of political faith religious convictions or prior conditions of servitude.
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Dillon
Butte
Rebecca Lawrence resigns as secretary at the Normal college
Miss Rebecca Lawrence, longtime secretary to the college president, tenders her resignation to take effect soon and plans to return to her parents in Spokane. The article notes the arrival of cold nights in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lawrence
The
Normal College
Spokane
Trip to Lemhi Reports Pleasant Ride and Road Repairs Needed
Dr and Mrs Rathbone and their son with guest Miss Marcia Whitwell of Salmon and Mr and Mrs Yeaman travelled to the Lemhi country Sunday in the doctor car. They found the trip pleasant but the road near the Idaho line in serious need of repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemhi
R. R. Rathbone and Son
Marcia Whitwell
Salmon
Z. B. Yeaman
Idaho Line
Local travelers set Glacier trip via Park-to-Park route
Hugh McCaleb Prof Cluley and Wm Bucher left Wednesday for a auto trip to Glacier National Park following the Park to Park route via Bannack Jackson Wisdom and then north. Last Saturday Mrs J E Shipman learned her 16 year old nephew Paul Grant drowned near Great Falls while hunting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh McCaleb
Prof. Cluley
Wm. Bucher
Glacier National Park
Bannack, Jackson
Wisdom
Park
Sauuday
J. E. Shipman
Paul Grant
Great Falls
Attorney Collins Moves Office to Phillips Block
Attorney Collins relocated this week from the Norris building on east Bannack street to rooms in the Phillips block at the corner of Idaho and Center streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collins
Norris
East Bannack Street
Phillips Block
Idaho and
Center Streets
Rev H D Humphrey Reappointed Pastor in Dillon
Rev H D Humphrey of this city was reappointed to the pastorate of the M E church in Dillon. Welcome news to his many Dillon friends. Planes may mature to send Masons from Dillon and vicinity to Butte for the Masonic grand lodge convening there next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Livingston
H. D. Humphrey
M. E. Church
Humphrey
Dillon
Butte
Masonic Grand Lodge
Sheriff Henderson Visits For Governor Bid In Traditionally Republican City
Sheriff C. S. Henderson of Butte, a Republican gubernatorial candidate, arrived Monday forenoon and greeted numerous friends in the city ahead of the upcoming primary election next Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. S. Henderson
Butte
Ramsay Family Heads to Bozeman for Sweet Pea Carnival
J. W. Ramsay his wife and son Delber plus Mrs. Amanda Guidici and their youngest daughter left Tuesday by auto for Bozeman to attend the Sweet Pea carnival this week. They expect to return tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Dart
Margaret Roe
5. C. Arndts
Dorothy Smith
Provo
Utah
Bozeman
I. F. Hunsaker
Frank
Bessie Dissett
England
Wales
Miss Dissett
David Morris
Potomac
R. H. Morris
Old Country
J. W. Ramsay
Delber
Amanda Guidici
Window Display Draws Ladies to Princess Millinery Parlor
An attraction that appealed to the Dillon ladies last week featured a fine line of this season's millinery creations on display at the Princess Millinery Parlor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Princess Millinery
Circus trains pass early through the city on southbound route
The Sells Floto circus trains moved through the city Wednesday morning at 6 30 on their southbound trip from Butte where they had given shows Monday and Tuesday.
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Butte
Dry land farming inquiry from Butte settlers
P. B. Hoisington writes the Commercial club seeking information on the county and its dry land farming area. He lists friends equally interested and states they are dry land farmers who mean business. The requested information has been sent to them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. B. Hoisington
Butte
Commercial Club
Commercial club Receives Interest From Montana for Beaverhead County
The Commercial club of the city has letters from Harry Lyman of Wise River Montana and G W Sanford of Lombard Illinois requesting maps and detailed Beaverhead county information for possible relocation here. President George advised they would not go wrong locating in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commercial Club
Harry Lyman
Wise River
Montana
G. W. Sanford
Lombard
Beaverhead County
George
Fort Douglas Camp Draws Large Turnout
Railroad officials report Fort Douglas encampment in Salt Lake City opened with nearly 1000 attendees. They note the presidential veto of the army bill would not affect the encampment and transportation is allowed for visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon Short Line Railroad
Fort Douglas
Salt Lake City
Teachers' eighth grade exam dates set at county office
The eighth grade teachers examination will be held at the county office on Thursday Friday and Saturday August 24 25 26. Mayme F French County Sept 33-21. For Sale Ranch of 160 acres five miles south of Dillon Box 624 Dillon Montana. Sunday excursion rates half rates for Sunday trips on sale every Sunday. Tickets good from Saturdays to Mondays via O S L agents for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Reeder Street
Margaret Allen
Dillon
E. W. Bell
Sara Waldorf
Two Dot
Montana
C. P. Tooley
Mayme F
French
County Sept
Adv
Quit Claim Deed and Water Rights Notices
Mariana Weinmen transfers 609.36 acres in Big Hole basin to George M. Clemon for 10.00. Cemetery Association to Wisdom Lodge No. 61 records 25 jots in Wisdom cemetery. Water appropriation filings include Parley A. Dansie for eight cubic feet of Gallagher creek and Belingsley McCoy for seven cubic feet of Middle creek. Desert Land filing by Parley A. Dansie for 320 acres east of Grayling. Power of Attorney from Nellie Shaw to Ray Shaw.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mariana Weinmen
George M. Clemon
Big Hole Basin
Cemetery Association
Wisdom Lodge
Wisdom Cemetery
Parley A. Dansie
Gallagher Creek
Belingsley McCoy
Middle Creek
Grayling
Nellie Shaw
Ray Shaw
Mining Expert Arrives for Bluewing District Inspection
Robert E. Cranston, a San Francisco mining expert, arrived Tuesday to inspect properties in the Bluewing mining district. Pastor Reappointed at the Methodist state conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert E. Cranston
San Francisco
Bluewing
Also Mentioned on This Page
Walter W. Grimes
Tribune Book
A. M. Maxeiner
Catherine Maxeiner
Denton
Farnsworth & Bucy
Etta Smith
J. B. Townsend
Stevensville
Missoula
Union Electric Co
Mildred Rowe
Sheridan
Byrne
Omaha
Nebraska
James Darby
Pony
Moran & Thomas
Methodist Church
McClure
Weyman-Bruton Company
Union Square
New York City
Fort Douglas Camp
Nels P. Nelson
Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Dillon, Mont
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Dillon, Montana
Secretary of State
Charles T. Stewart
Lam
State Land Board
C. T. Stewart
Helena
Legal Blanks Tribune Office
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