Dillon Church Announces Sunday School and Services
Sunday school at 10 00 a m at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints with Harold M Warner as Sunday school superintendent. Primary association meets Wednesdays at 3 45 p m. Occasional services encouraged. 823 South Washington Street. Old time religion is still good enough for you. Come to church.
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Church OF Jesus
Christ of Latter Day Saints
Harold M. Warner
South Washington Street
St Rose Church Schedules Masses Confessions
St Rose Catholic Church lists Sunday Masses at 8 and 10 30 a m Evening service at 7 30 p m Weekday Masses at 8 a m Confessions Saturday afternoon 38 to 5 and 7 to 9 p m First Friday Mass at 6 30 p m
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Sunday church services schedule announced
The notice lists Holy Communion at 8 a.m. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. First Sunday monthly Holy Communion at 11 a.m. An invitation is extended to attend these services.
Sunday School and Worship Services at Dillon Church
The Dillon church calendar notes Sunday school begins on the hour with morning worship at 11. Sermon titled The Greatly Needed Revival of True Religion in Dillon. Evening services run at 7 30 with a gospel sermon for seekers and a note on calling on the Lord to be saved.
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Dillon
Young People’s Society
World Brotherhood
Methodist Church announces weekly program and classes
The Methodist Church welcomes all Sundays with 9 45 church school for all ages. Prof. R E Albright starts a new Normal class with World in Which Christ Lived. 11 00 morning worship on The New Birth. 12 20 Men's Bible class resumes in the courthouse. 6 30 Epworth League led by Muriel Ghormley. 7 30 evening service features Afraid of Shadows discussion. Thursday 2 30 Woman's Foreign Missionary society meets at Mrs Al Jones home.
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Church School
R. E. Albright
Christ
Epworth League
Muriel Ghormley
Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
al. Jones
C. W. Woodburn
L. R. Lights
Doctor Eugene Bond Wins Edison Phonograph Prize
Dr. Eugene Bond held number 8919 in Hughes & MacCaleb’s New Year drawing for an Edison phonograph. The fifth number drawn won. Bond was not present, learning of his win on New Year’s Day, and locals believe he will be lucky all year.
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Eugene Bond
Hughes & MacCaleb
Bond
Foley's Honey and Tar Cited By Ohio Mother
An Ohio mother from Cleveland praises Foley's Honey and Tar Compound for children. She notes it contains no chloroform or opiates, eases coughs, and comforts infants with snuffles or feverish colds. She claims it provides security in the home for her child prone to croup.
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Ohio
Cleveland
Foley
California
Beeson Invents Flying Machine in Dillon
In Dillon William Beeson has invented a flying machine and recently received a government patent. If the invention works well it could let Dillon residents fly directly over the hills to nearby towns such as Argenta Blue Wing and Bannack. The machine may even be powerful enough to reach the moon.
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the Tribune
William’ Beeson
Dillon
Beeson
Dillonites
Argenta
Blue Wing
Bannack
Dillon Becomes a Dynamic Beaverhead County Seat Prospect
A vibrant portrait of Dillon Montana as a growing city with two jails and abundant prospects. The piece highlights civic assets including hospitals, churches, schools, banks, rail connections, stockyards, mines nearby, electric light aims, an opera house, and a brass band, portraying a bustling, progressive community with ample business blocks and irrigation.
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Avshontiberly Pole
Episcopal Church
First Baptist Church
Montana
Notice to Creditors Estate of James J Carroll
In the district court of Beaverhead County Montana administrators Michael E Carroll and William P Carroll invite all creditors and claimants against James J Carroll deceased to present vouchers within four months after first publication. Address for claims is the law office of W J Cushing Dillon Montana with publication dated December 16 1926.
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Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
James J. Carroll
James J. Carrol
W. J. Cushing
Dillon
Michael E. Carroll
William P. Carroll
Isolated Tract Public Sale Open for Land Bid
Department of the Interior announces a public sale of a land tract in Section 35 Township 7 South Range 5 W P M. Ruperta Metzel holds serial 066034 and bids start at 3.00 per acre. Sale at 10 06 a m January 29 at Great Falls Montana office. Adverse claims must be filed by sale time.
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Department of the Interior
U. S. Land Office
Great Falls
Montana
Commissioner of the General Land Office
R. S
Ruperta Metzel
Township 7 South
W. P
Normal College Notes Registers Strong Local Representation
The autumn quarter enrollment at the Normal College reached 547 with representation from every Montana county except one Prairie. Silver Bow led with 59 students, Cascade 41, Beaverhead 39, and Deer Lodge 24. Eastern Montana accounts for about 40 percent of population yet 38.4 percent of students came from the eastern half. Professor Bruce Hollister traveled to Bozeman for his sister’s illness and funeral in Chicago, returning late week. winter quarter registration awaits.
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Normal ‘College
Prairie
Silver Bow County
Cascade
Beaverhead
Bruce Hollister
Bozeman
Hollister
Chicago
State Normal College
Laurel Inez ‘Quinn
Sam Cappious
Cottage Grove
Ore
Florence Ring
Helena Serene Tert Nenbal
Lambert
Nola Welch
Genevieve Whealon Butte
Mere Dee
Ae Stevensville
Mary Shepard
Gretchen Gayhart
Kalispell
Mae Falkner
Regina
Madeline Ogden
Augusta Freda Tretheway
Butte
Siri Warila
Rss
Eee Roberts
Grace Adams
Susie Watson
Manhattan
Teresa Tritschler
Certs
Riverside
Irving Andy Math
SiPeet
Ail
Giaailg Hanry
Ruth Southworth
Tide Saat Ee
Roscoe
Alice Bennett
Gladys Crimmins
Great Falls
Leah Westerman
Montague Charlotte Suckow
Pe Ghaes
the Billings
Mary Alexander Fiven
Inea
Eta Tage Lambert
Claudia Faltermeyer
Evttiteb
Wibaux
Agnes Wickersham
Miles
Mary Anne George
Ismay
Margaret Oberlander
Neaadatenstsets
Billings
Homer Howe
Eateals
Wemerears Cavesensane
Dillon Firene Eliel Miganion
Wei Elee So
Dillon
Directors Donkey Stalls Film Crew in Paradise Scene
A stubborn donkey halted production on Pals in Paradise directed by George B Seitz when it refused to move during a mining town scene. Miners carried the animal from camera range after attempts to coax him failed, avoiding animal-rights concerns. The piece stars John Bowers Marguerite De La Motte May Robson Rudolph Schildkraut and Alan Brooks. Nearby notes mention school diploma totals and a pool schedule update with Forsyth Forsyth sugar beet output.
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Kingdom
George
Seitz
Donkey
Board of Strategy
Paradise
Hartwig Theater
Horses rounded up on Beaverhead ranges trigger legal action
Beaverhead County Attorney T E Gilbert issues a cease order amid complaints of indiscriminate horse roundups on private ranges. Ranchers report branded and unbranded horses being driven to town for shipment, risking grand larceny with potential 1 to 14 year imprisonment. Some stock has been released after tracing brands, but implicated parties remain responsible.
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Beaverhead County
T. E. Gilbert
Gilbert
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Dillon Church
Glendale and
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F. X. Leschner, Pastor
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H. Parlour
First Presbyterian
Church
Ernest E. Loft
OOD Shtoodoso. Ii
B. Ricketts
Safety Plus
A. Bank
Bil
A. H. Stringham
Normal College Notes
Animal
Arthur KE
Brine
Phillips Smith
Jefferson County
United States
Forsyth
W. J. Romersa
Hughes & McCaleb
John Tessier
P. O. Box
Dillon, Montana
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