Oregon Short Line Train Timetable Southbound Northbound
Readable timetable lines show No.32 No.30 southbound and No.29 No.31 northbound with times around 745 p.m 9 30 a m 3 30 a m and 1 58 p m noted.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1917
Page
8
Readable timetable lines show No.32 No.30 southbound and No.29 No.31 northbound with times around 745 p.m 9 30 a m 3 30 a m and 1 58 p m noted.
Relatives and neighbors gathered in Dillon for the funeral of A. J. Noyes with attendees listed including the Armitages Wampler Montgomery Stephens Weoodworth Strowbridge Tovey Francis and several Armitages. The National Oil Co held an annual meeting electing Dr. A. C. Sanderg Alex Walker James H. MacKay Enoch S. Young and H. Patterson as directors. The session adjourned until September 13.
Wm. E. Barry of the Montana Auto Supply Co. was repairing a boiler last week when it tipped over trapping his left hand. No bones were broken but the injury caused several days of lost time.
Robert William Holloran was born in Dillon on August 28 weighing 10 pounds. Parents Mr and Mrs Leonard Holloran and grandmother Mrs Wilson of Jackson celebrate the birth while the father says he will be a soldier boy.
The notice lists Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. at the Baptist Church with Pastor Corll. It mentions a sermon at the Stone Creek schoolhouse next Sunday at 3 p.m. and another on Sept 9 at Reichle Montana in a Reichle dance hall. It also notes Miss Bernice Wilson's trip and school plans in Salt Lake City. A camping trip is planned by several local residents and a rail rate update sets $2.75 per ton for Oregon Short Line shipments Armstead to Silver Bow.
Two large steam pumps run constantly at the OSLR R R site to keep water at a level allowing diggers to remove gravel from the pit bottom. Smoke from western forest fires filled the air this week, obscuring mountains. Mrs E L Miller from Pasadena will lecture at the Methodist church next Sunday at 11. Public school opens September 4. President Monroe of the Normal College traveled to Chicago for state Normal interests.
Dillon Montana listing for hand washing and ironing by the piece at 116 North Idaho Street. Includes a 34 38 range likely prices or numbers.
Card of thanks to friends for kindness in hours of sorrow. Gratitude expressed by Mrs. A. J. Noyes and Family for helpfulness that will not be forgotten.
For horse or auto livery go to Anderson Livery Co 181f offering stable services and vehicle care with pickup options and contact details.
Dillon braces for a busy social and civic week with visits from Walter Brearley and others. Local events include lodge activities, millinery displays, a large Donovan ranch club gathering, and notices of travel, medical procedures, and personnel movements around town.
The Riverside Country Club will meet with Mrs. Harry O Neal at the upper plant on Wednesday September 12. Mrs J H Gilbert hosted a reception yesterday afternoon and another today at her home on South Pacific Street featuring musical numbers by Miss Margaret Poindexter Miss Helen Finch and Miss Robinson.
A stag party for R A Fagor of the Forest service was hosted at the Warren Stone home with guests Messrs Stone Bucher and Dr Luther. Attendees included Dr Brownback W E F and Fred Chapman McChord Brigham Bond and Tovey of Bristow. Pager will soon move to San Francisco to join Edson Battery Supply Co.
At the home of Mrs. R T Boatman sister of the bride on Wednesday afternoon the wedding of Miss K Myrtle Minter and Mr. John Z Neal took place with Rev Walter M Corll officiating. The couple will reside in a new home on North Pacific Street. Mrs Neal has many friends in Dillon and joins her husband who works at Eliel Brothers store.
Lewistown city council approves equal pay for city laborers and contractors workers at $4 per day effective September 1. The Trades and Labor assembly had urged the wage parity, aligning municipal work compensation.
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