Resolutions of Diana Rebekah lodge No 42
At a February 17 1910 meeting at the Odd Fellows hall the Diana Rebekah lodge No 42 adopted resolutions mourning the death of Oscar Findling who died January 31 1910 in Dillon He is praised as a devoted supporter and respected citizen The lodge expresses sympathy to his family and orders copies of the resolutions placed in minutes and sent to the bereaved committee signatures Evita Selway Mase Willard Avice Herr
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Diana Rebekah Lodge No
Odd Fellows’ Hall
Dillon
Oscar Findling
Diana Rebekah Lodge
Diana Lodge
Mi o na stomach tablets credited with six years relief
A Webster hotel landlord claims Mi o na cured six years of sour stomach and nervousness after doctors failed. He reports weight regain sleep and better health since using Mi o na. Advertises Mi o na and other remedies with money back guarantees and drugstore availability.
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Hoffman
Webster Hotel
Max M Hoffman
Webster
N. Y
Potts
Dillon
Draggista
Wonderful Cave Near Waterall Opens Miles of Galleries
The Morrison limestone cave at Lime Spur near Whitehall in Jefferson county is described as a world class underground attraction. A guarded entrance with a heavy door and a 400 foot stairway provides access to multiple floors and famed chambers. Visitors praise the Bridal Ghost and Cathedral rooms and note much of the cave remains unexplored with potential for more chambers.
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Butte
Dixon
Lime Spur
Whitehall
Jefferson County
Yellowstone National Park
Pretty Dillon Wedding Unites Mary Belle Mitchell and Ernest Bell
A quiet Dillon wedding joined Miss Mary Belle Mitchell and Mr. Ernest William Bell at the Baptist parsonage Saturday at seven. Rev. A F Colver officiated with Miss Mida Mitchell as bridesmaid and Elwood H Mitchell as best man. The couple plan to reside in Dillon.
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Mary Belle Mitchell
Ernest William "Bell
Dillon
Ernest William Bell
Thorpe and Bell Co
A. F. Colver
Baptist Parsonage
Mida Mitchell
Elwood H. Mitchell
Miss Mitchell
W. E. Mitchell
Denver
Colorado
Muscatine
Town
Mrs. Bell
Miss Leta Thompson Declared Insane and Committed
Miss Leta M. Thompson Jefferson County superintendent of schools was examined by a commission and pronounced insane. She is ordered committed to the asylum at Warm Springs after a period of declining health following the 1908 campaign and prior treatments at hot springs and Boulder.
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Leta M. Thompson
Jefferson County
Warm Springs
Boulder
Dillon Defeats Twin Bridges In Normal Gym Contest
Dillon boys outplayed the older Twin Bridges team 40 to 9 before a large crowd at the Normal gym. Chapman led with seven field goals as Dillon built a 23 to 7 halftime lead and dominated on a small court with strong team work. The Dillon players, all around fourteen years old and averaging 127 pounds, credit Dr Swain and the Normal school staff for gym access and coaching from Finch Mosher Phillips and Allerton.
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Twin Bridges
Dillon
Chapman
Dillon Boys
Swain
Normal School
Finch
Mosher
Normal
Phillips
Joe Allerton
Williamson
Ewing
Conger
Badcon
Wyatt
Price
George Baker
Frank Gosman
Sam Ambrose
White
Wilcomb
Sager
Bruner
Bond
High
Samuel C Small Dies After Illness in Armstead
Samuel C Small, about 70, died Monday afternoon at the Scott and Decker hotel in Armstead after a brief pneumonia. Undertaker E H Brundage took charge. the body was brought to Dillon Tuesday and buried Wednesday in Mountain View cemetery. Once a wealthy contractor, he lost his fortune on railroad contracts and had long been helped by Reinhardt and White, now employed at Armstead offices on the Gilmore and Pittsburg project. C E Calvert of Lima was in Dillon Saturday.
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E. H. Brundage
Armstead
Samuel C. Small
Scott & Decker
Dillon
Mountain View
Small
Reinhardt & White
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Bunch Accused of Embezzlement in Idaho Case Extradition
Governor Norris issued extradition papers to Sheriff Ellis of Pocatello Idaho for Charles E Barber and H F Bunch. The men, employed by a sewing machine company in Pocatello, are charged with embezzling about 500 dollars. They were captured in Missoula after fleeing from Pocatello and taken to Idaho for return. Bunch claimed he acted under Barber's orders and denied involvement.
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Gov. Norris
Ellis
Pocatello
Idaho
Charles E. Barber
H. F. Bunch
Dillon
Butte
Barber
Bunch
Missoula
Norris
Anderson Bros
Tribune
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Helena
President withdraws five nominees for customs appeals court
Washington reports the president pulled Alfred C. Coxe William H. Hunt James F. Smith Orin M. Barner and Marion Devries from consideration for judgeships on the court of customs appeals. The withdrawal follows the Payne bill funding dispute as Congress would provide only 7000 a year vs the proposed 10000.
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Washington
Alfred C. Coxe
William H. Hunt
James F. Smith
Orin M. Barner
Marion Devries
Court ‘of Customs Appeals
White House
Congress
Mother Grays Sweet Powders for Children 25c
Advertises Mother Gray's Sweet Powders for Children as a safe pleasant remedy for feverishness headache bad stomach teething disorders move and regulate bowels destroy worms and break up colds in 24 hours. Claims 10 000 testimonials and urges purchase from all druggists asking to not accept substitutes.
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Mother Gray
Carl Mast Keeps City Delivery and Wood Goods Open
Carl Mast, purchaser of N. S. Wood’s delivery and kindling business, will continue prompt baggage and parcel delivery citywide. Kindling, store wood, and coal orders taken. leave orders at the Tribune Store and the wagon will be flagged promptly.
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Carl Mast
N. S. Wood
Tribune
Experience Social at Baptist Church Promises Interesting Evening
An experience social is planned at the Baptist church this evening to fund the annual home and state missions offering. The program features vocal and instrumental items including Blue Bells of Scotland, a Ladies' chorus, solos by Mrs. Robison and Prof Mazanti, a reading by Mrs. Jewell, and refreshments. Contributions and methods of earning offerings will be recited by Miss Mabel Caldwell and others.
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Baptist Church
Blue Bells of Scotland
Robison
Carla Stoller Volin
Mazanti
Juanita Thomas
Alice Conway
Mabel Caldwell
Deserter Charlie M. Martin Sought by Marine Captain
Sheriff O C Gosman received a letter from D C Hall captain U S Marine Corps in Washington asking arrest or persuasion of Charlie M Martin to return to the Marine Barracks Puget Sound Navy Yard He deserted with three months to serve and left 200 with the paymaster Letters from Divide Montana suggest he is unbalanced If found sane he would face confinement or institutional treatment if deemed insane
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O. C. Gosman
D. C. Hall
U. S. Marine Corps
Washington, D.C
Charlie M. Martin
Marine Barracks
Navy Yard
Puget Sound
Martin
County High School Exhibit Announces Third Annual Show
On Friday evening March 4 1910 the county high school plans its third annual exhibit of student handwork in all departments A short program will precede the exhibit and guests will tour the building to inspect the school work Mr and Mrs Fred Schuler were passengers on Wednesday afternoon’s train to Butte.
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Fred Schuler
Butte
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