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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 15, 1911

Page

4

Kensington club hosts Mrs Meyers and local news from Lima

Mrs J W Meyers hosted the Kensington club this week. James Patterson returns from Bozeman to nurse father John Loughridge who is improving. An accident in Ely injures Frank Bennie, with heeling reported as improving. Hugh W Gardner takes a Mackey branch run from Blackfoot. Lima school perfect attendance rolls named for November. Oscar Johnson finishes school plumbing. John Peat sells transfer line to Ira Franks. Wilford Christianson injured under a car wheel and sent to Salt Lake City hospital. Dr L C Ford returns from Seattle.

Lima J. W. Meyers Kensington Club James Patterson Bozeman John Loughridge Loughridge Ward Frank Bennie Nevada Hugh W. Gardner Mackey Blackfoot Gardnner Lima School Roy. Clemens Mamie Burt Elizabeth McGonigle Stannard Pool Vernon Vance James Peterson Oscar Johnson Dart Hardware & Implement Company Salt Lake City Latter Day Saint's Hospital L. C. Ford Seattle Washington

Saved His Wife’s Life With Dr King’s New Discovery

Muscadine Alabama man O H Brown credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving his wife from a severe bronchial illness and dangerous cough. The advertisement touts the remedy for coughs and lung troubles including hemorrhages influenza asthma hay fever croup and whooping cough and offers a trial bottle free and a dollar price. Potts the Druggist guarantees the product.

O. H. Brown Muscadine Ala Dr. King Potts

Willis News Briefs From Willis Montana

Local items report Mrs. Louisa Beehrer traveling to Dillon for dental work and visiting friends. Mrs. J A Browne visited Butte with friends. Stephen Kambich Sr and Carl Hartwig made short trips to Melrose. Trustees met on building a new schoolhouse with debate over relocation. Matt Polish and Mrs. Pool attended duties in Dillon and Melrose. Theresa Reichle returned from a visit to Butte. A wedding rumor is noted as not yet occurred and an Examiner false report is mentioned.

Matt Polish Dillon Pool Hall's Melrose Dr. Molleau Theresa Reichle Butte Ida

State Normal College Notes Recap and Visitors

Last Friday and Saturday Miss Dunning hosted her mother Mrs. Herrick of Bozeman during a state school tour for the Agricultural College interest. Pearl V Clifford left December 10 to begin duties at Roundup visiting Butte before school reopens after holidays. A special convocation at the Normal on December 13 featured public school pupils from fifth and sixth grades and Normal students with a spread by Gladys Davis and Flora Murphy. attendees included Mabel Edwards Edna Pierce Janie Tovey Pearl Mayer and Katherine 0.

Miss Dunning Gladys, Davis Flora Murphy Mabel Edwards Edna ‘Pierce Janie ‘Tovey Pearl. Mayer Katerhine

Christmas Socials and a Republican Chicago Convention

A string of social mentions covers Misses Jean Pendergast and friends hosting marshmallow toast and fudge events, dinners with the Dorchester and Renwick groups, and a German Club Christmas plan. In national news, the Republican National Committee ratified the Chicago convention set for June 18 with delegates to be chosen within a 30 day window, amid debates over control and dates.

Washington Republican National Committee Chicago Denver St. Louis Colonel Lyon Texas Alabama South Dakota Hitchcock Hill

Garment Store Robbery Witnesses Testify at Trial

Testimony in the Ed Mason case ties a Dillon Dry Goods burglary to suspects Buckley Morren and Barnes. Buckley is linked to a brown suit and store trunk found at a lodging house. police chief Sassman also testified.

Lon Dry Goods Company Buckley Morren John Grant Charles Niblack Dillon Dry Goods Company Butte Gregory Cox Barnes Sassman

Birth announced for Mackinder's daughter in local column

Local notes report a daughter born Dec 14 to Mr and Mrs M M Mackinder. Alton Scott of Armstead visited Dillon Thursday and Friday. Busy Bee Sewing circle met with Mrs J P Ward. Geo E Jewell traveled to Butte to tend Thomas Stevenson in hospital. Frank McCarthy Wm V Murray and Mr Chenley of Helena visited Dillon to inspect the Normal College heating plant. Tom Stevenson stock tender at Argenta died in St James hospital Butte at 70. Charles Cafe moved to Metlen Hotel, old center street location remains in business. A M Yager proprietor. Charles Thurston closed his cafe to join Metlen Hotel kitchen.

M. M. Mackinder Alton Scott Armstead Busy Bee Sewing Circle J. P. Ward Geo. E. Jewell Butie Thomas Stevenson Frank McCarthy Wm. V. Murray Mr. Chenley Helena Dillon Normal College Tom Stevenson Argenta St. James Hospital Butte Charles Metlen Center Street A. M. Yager Charles Thurston the Metlen

Championship Baseball Pictures At Scenic Theater

Last evening the Scenic theater showcased championship baseball reels that outshined earlier city screenings. The seven reel series runs again tonight at a ten cent admission, with Wheat announcing these are the only authorized national game pictures to be shown locally.

Wheat

Off the Map Irishman Misunderstands Chinese Laundry

An Irishman visits a Chinese laundry and teases the proprietor by mispronouncing terms. The owner counts collars and replies with broken English, prompting further banter about counties and origin. The exchange highlights playful ethnic humor.

Okreland London

Hannibal’s Loot After Cannae Reported by Ancients

After the Battle of Cannae on August 2 216 B C Hannibal gathered several bushels of gold rings from the battlefield according to ancient accounts.

Cannae B. C Hannibal

Dillon Letter List Sends Uncalled Mail to Dead Letter Office

Uncalled letters remaining at the Dillon Montana post office will be sent to the Washington Dead Letter Office if not collected within two weeks. Grace Lamon, postmaster, Dillon, December 14, 1911. Names listed include Tabe Barnes, Miss S. Fox, Mrs. S. Fox, Miss I. Hammond, Miss Alice Harris, Herbert R. Holte, Esq., and many others.

Johnson Frank Jones John T Kellogg Ray Kelly James B Kiernan Martin Harry T McLeod A. R Morgan Clarence A Murphy Lee Perry Miss L UF -Prattay Paul Schmidt Emil Schultz William Sherman BE. H Strunk L.A Taylor Ham

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John Olmsted-Stevenson Co John Peat Ira Franks Wilford Christianson Scott's Willis the State Normal College Notes Taft ED Mason A. J. Wedum Lumber Co Grant The Candy Kitchen D. A. McDaniel R. E. Foster Germany
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