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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1910
Page
8
Local column lists services and society travel with many names. Miss Louise Dodds and Mrs Waldorf visit friends in Dillon. doctors, teachers, and merchants share Christmas movements. The Acacia advertises cleaning and repairs while Wood, Boise, and Helena links show holiday visitors and local business notes.
Dr. E. R. Ackley maintains office and residence in the Edie block on Idaho Street. Telephone 105k 1-tf.
Nicely made filler tobacco named Mile High produced by W. J. Ritz in Dillon. Advert says it smokes free and easy and stresses quality in a concise promotional note.
Otto E Lehman a cook faced Judge Hirschman and paid a $20 fine after allegedly drawing a revolver on Albert Gobille a blacksmith at the Cox lodging house where they roomed. Gobille testified the act was unprovoked and Wigges seized the pistol, a knife found on Lehman at arrest.
A Salvation Army hall hosts a watch night service on New Year’s Eve from 11 pm to midnight with an invitation to begin 1911 blessed. The article thanks the public for Christmas effort generosity, noting dinners for 30, 250 toys and gifts for children, plus candy nuts and apples and a Sunday school program.
The State Teachers Association held its annual convention in Billings with many resolutions including a request for 75 000 to fund a corps of 10 field specialists in areas like industry education rural schools and hygiene Miss Nina M Nash Dillon spoke on pupil cooperation in school government Officers elected for the coming year include President R J Cunningham Bozeman first vice president A C Duniway Missoula second vice president R G Young Victor third vice president J A Burger Miles City secretary Miss Anne Houliston Great Falls treasurer Robert Clark Dillon and an executive committee comprising Cunningham Largent Young Nye and Ward H Nye Next year s meeting will be in Great Falls For sale 200 acres good pasture with 35 ton wild hay Fay Gransberg Willis Mont 51 41
The Bitter Root Club met with Mrs. William Bernstein on Wednesday afternoon and exchanged Christmas gifts. Each member represented a toy and the gathering produced much laughter as the gag toys were guessed.
Carl Mast, owner since acquiring N. 58 Wood and delivery business, will press on with baggage and parcel deliveries across the city. Kindling, store wood, and coal orders are taken. leave orders at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged promptly.
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