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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1905
Page
5
The text lists a series of alarm signals and meeting drill instructions. It details Birat ward general alarms with taps and pauses, followed by department meetings, and practice calls with corresponding tap counts.
Mrs J P Colman of Redrock was in town Monday J P Colman of Redrock spent Tuesday in Dillon Fresh non curling films and new photo mounts at Tripune Store The St Rose Guild will meet next Thursday afternoon with Mrs Frank Birrer Miss Constance Barrett spends Thanksgiving at home on the Prairie Mrs J F Bishop returned home early this week from Twin Bridges Mrs Tate Taylor and Mrs H W Tilden will entertain the Baptist Ladies Aid at the parsonage Thursday afternoon Dec 7 All friends of the society are welcome
The record lists Graeter Grocery Co offerings including fruit cakes Nabisco champagne waters and fresh sauerkraut new art goods for Christmas at Mrs Hart with mentions of pillows centers and fancy work pieces. Also notes lodging rooms at Mrs Hart and holiday scenes around Thanksgiving with several local residents visiting or hosting events.
Winnie W. Brandon a popular Butte store clerk died Sunday from morphine poisoning. Authorities note unclear if the death was a personal crisis or an accidental overdose. She had been in poor health for some time.
In Dillon yesterday the Normal College met Beaverhead County High in two well attended games at the Dillon theatre. The First Team High school won 15 to 10, with Noyes and Stahl among top scorers. The Second Team High school prevailed 14 to 4, with Chapman and Gilbert leading the scoring for their squads.
Horace W. Tilden D D outlines a sequence of twelve Sunday evening sermons at the Baptist Church beginning December 3 1905 The topics cover God creation evil hell Bible inspiration Jesus Christ salvation divine life Christian unity modern prayer and the heavenly inheritance The usual morning services will be held
Friday the case of William Barbour versus J L Jones was tried by a jury and a verdict for the plaintiff was returned for $50. The suit claimed $300 in damages for the loss of the wife’s services for six months due to her inability to perform household duties.
Herbert Maddox has gone to Idaho Falls where he is employed by the railroad company and will assume duties there.
The Dillon Steam Laundry now operates from a new brick, one story building beside the Dillon theatre on North Montana Street. Owned by J F Wikwal, the plant features new machinery, an extra large boiler, and dust free layout. Wikwal hires experienced workers and avoids cheap labor.
Miss Mayme French entertained guests Monday night in honor of Miss Lane of Forsyth Montana. A merry group played progressive sixty three and sang college songs after refreshments. Guests included Hattie Lane Jean Bishop Pluma Tattersall Edith Decker Nellie Clark Lizzie Snook Bernice Myers Eva La Beau Jeffries Flora Craver Effie Wright Kathryn Leonard Clara Hughes Agnes McManamy and Mrs. Robert Morton.
Two beauty professionals discuss Newbro's Herpicide, claiming it stops hair loss and reduces dandruff. Letters from Ertha A. Trullinger and Grace Dodge praise the product and urge purchases through leading druggists. Sample request offered via 1 cent stamp to The Herpicide Co. Detroit.
Mr Mayger visited his daughter Helen during the holidays. Many girls went home for break. Miss Collier Fitzpatrick Kennedy Eggleston and Sanger visited Butte while Miss Holtenhoff went to Anaconda. Thormyer Elma Stone Ward Swain and Mr Woodworth dined at the dormitory. A table viz centerpiece of carnat ions and placed cards charmed guests. The dining room featured a turkey at each head table and lively carving. Merle Davis and her mother attended Sunday at the dormitory. A Noahs dinner was enjoyed by table vir last Monday. Prof Forden vacations on a deer hunt. The latest dorm news says crackerjack is good. A basketball game Friday pits Agricultural College of Bozeman against the Normal. Rev Lough addressed the assembly Tuesday. An evening of music and recitations was enjoyed at the dormitory. Gregory Jones of Blackfoot visited Mr and Mrs Herbert Selway on Thanksgiving Day.
Tribune Pub. Co. of Dillon Montana invites renewals for subscriptions to any periodical they publish. Readers are urged to renew now to continue service and ensure uninterrupted delivery.
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