Train schedule fragments for northbound and southbound lines
The text lists scattered timetable fragments for trains No 32 No 30 No 29 and No 81 with varying times 7:45 p m 9:30 a m 3:30 a m and 1:58 p m and directions southbound or northbound.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1917
Page
5
The text lists scattered timetable fragments for trains No 32 No 30 No 29 and No 81 with varying times 7:45 p m 9:30 a m 3:30 a m and 1:58 p m and directions southbound or northbound.
KE Selway announces county chairmen for Beaverhead Madison Silver Bow Powell and Deer Lodge to boost livestock industry. Appointees include Roscoe Cornell Madison W N Rhodes Silver Bow M R Ayers Powell H C Gardiner and C P Wilson Deer Lodge.
Lieutenant J. B. Cluley, fresh from his officers training at Presidio California, is in Dillon for a brief visit while awaiting his assignment. He will report on the 15th inst to Camp Houston for aviation service in the signal corps. A Satisfactory Sale. The John Nyhart ranch auction last Saturday drew a large crowd and cleared all livestock with satisfactory prices. Auctioneer Smith called it one of the best autumn sales so far.
Beaverhead County Red Cross reports six dozen knitters sending in items. The first completed sock, crafted by 84 year old Mrs. Mary Bigler, took two weeks from yarn receipt. Four sweaters finished and a strong pace suggests a substantial Christmas shipment. Miss Pease notes pride in the effort. The second item notes Montana draft costs, detailing six point three five dollars per drafted man for entrainment expenses, boards, clerks, and travel with total costs near forty one thousand dollars.
Henry Wyatt reports Dillon soldiers hosted by New York hosts on Thanksgiving day. They dined at the Waldorf Astoria, traveled atop the Woolworth Building, and toured the Statue of Liberty before returning to Camp Mills. Some gave up their meals to the fishes during the voyage back.
The Ditty Sheppard garage undergoes remodeling with a flat roof to replace the old steep one and walls raised to match the brick annex in Sabtre. Boy Scouts volunteer to help the Red Cross ladies with tasks as they can. Music recital at the training school auditorium featured L A Gregory's pupils with solos duets trios and orchestral pieces. large audience. Baby daughter of Mr and Mrs Allie Brown ill with pneumonia but improving. Brown Ayers alienation case verdict in favor of plaintiff for 250 after 15 hours deliberation. Carl Hansen pleads guilty to obtaining a citizen fishing license falsely and is fined 25.
Montraville M Wood gave a highly regarded lecture at the Normal auditorium as his second Dillon appearance. The piece covers new volunteers enlisting in the U S Army, hospital patient recoveries, a prominent local figure’s decline in health, thrift stamp sales, a deer hunting trip by Rev Ira F Rankin, a minor car accident, turning signs at intersections, an advisory board appointment, and delinquent taxes totaling over 18000 with 14000 tied to irrigation stockholders.
Rev. Walter M. Corll, pastor, leads Sunday events with Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11 a.m. Evening worship at 5 p.m. Prayer and business meeting at 7:15 p.m. Pastor Corll also preaches Sunday afternoon at Melrose.
Dillon resident Mrs. D L Smith testifies Doan's Kidney Pills relieved her back pain and urinary trouble after previous kidney issues. Ad notes price 60 cents and availability from dealers with Foster Milburn reference in Buffalo New York.
Local notes report Chester Barrett in Butte and Roscoe Taylor visiting Dillon. Mrs. Wyatt sought eye treatment in Butte. Mrs. Hartwig visited from Reichle. Anna Bauman and Julia Rose spent weekends in Dillon and Monida respectively. Campbell Leonard advertise service station. Crystal rooms sold to Mrs. Etta Thompson. Red Cross auxiliary formed by Dewey ladies. Warren Dick of Washington attended local trader meeting. Walter Campbell freed from Curtis hospital. Congers travel to Bremerton for navy yard work.
Mrs. Soren P. Larsen entertained the Lutheran Aid society yesterday. The Riverside Country Club will be entertained Wednesday December 12 at dinner by Mrs. Lorain Spencer.
Mrs. J. P. Ward acted as hostess to the Busy Bee ladies for a Wednesday afternoon meeting.
The Auxiliary society was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Ellen Lovel in a small gathering. Attendees included local church members and neighbors, enjoying refreshments and brief discussions on missionary work.
Mrs. Otto Christensen hosted a Five Hundred club gathering at Dell last week on Wednesday afternoon, entertaining members in a social event.
Harry McMannus and Miss Regina V. Best, a popular Argenta couple, were married at the Baptist parsonage last Saturday by Rev. Walter M. Corll.
Invitations issued by the Eastern Star lodge announce a dance next Monday evening December 10 at the city hall to benefit the Red Cross chapter of Dillon. Everyone should be present.
Juvenile social note reports Emma Bentley staying with Mrs Alma Harwood hosted a group of children at a casual Saturday afternoon party.
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