Social and Personal Notes From Dillon
W. A. Jones ill this week. Robert Eagleston and family left for Butte. Miss Hele Withers of Sheridan and Miss Lila Raymond return from trips. Fidel Huber travels to Chicago for sister Anna’s nurse graduation. Church topics planned for Sunday. Normal students return to Dillon. Local clubs meet weekly. Dentistry and medical notices listed. December post office sales set a new record.
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Robert Eagleston
W. G. Clark
Ohio
Clara Schuler
Butte
Fidel Huber
Chicago
Miss Anna
St. Peter's Hospital
Presbyterian Church
Lady Loves
Chamberlain
James Prendergast
Amato Bay
Jamaics
West India Islands
Galé
Central Pharmacy
Mies Grace-Lamont
Dillon
Grace Graeter
Argenta
A. E. Graeter
A Plan for Library Decorations Should Embrace Classic and Modern Arts
A Dillon opinion argues for a comprehensive library decoration plan that blends classical busts with modern selections. It urges a donor committee to solicit gifts, and warns against jumbling figures like Lincoln Shakespeare Napoleon and Carnegie, advocating balanced representation of aesthetics and life.
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Grant
Secretary of Agriculture
Apollo Belvedere
Diana
Versailles
Browning
Dillon
Lincoln
Napoleon
Shakespeare
Mr. Carnegie
Proverb and Patent Remedy Advertisement Harbors Dairy Cure
A vintage dairy proverb extols butter churn wisdom while praising Scott's Emulsion as a remedy for weak children. The ad likens the product to a penny in milk and describes it as pure cod liver oil with hypophosphites tailored for delicate stomachs. It claims children prefer the taste and that the remedy suits their needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scott
Fiddle-Dee-Dee Company Disbands After Spokane Incident
The Fiddle-Dee-Dee troupe managed by Weber and Field has disbanded in Spokane after members allegedly overindulged New Year’s Eve. Manager Weaver of the Spokane opera house refused them entry to protect the venue’s character, ending the engagement planned for Dillon Theatre next Monday evening. Separately, Wn. Spearin submitted silver ore samples from the Blue Bird claim in Bloody Dick district, co owned by Spearin, Mrs Barah, M. Rabichau, and Joseph Fitzen. A 121 foot tunnel on the lead and a 16 foot tunnel on the ledge exist. work halts until spring due to feed costs for horses, with development to resume when grass starts.
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Weber and Field
Dillon Theatre
Spokane
Weaver
Wn. Spearin
Blue Bird
Bloody Dick
Wm. Spearin
Mra
Barah
M. Rabichau
Joseph Fitzen
Public Library Winter Schedule and Book Distributions
The Public Library adopts winter hours with reading rooms open weeknights 7 to 10 including Sundays, and Fridays Saturdays Sundays Mondays 4 to 6 in afternoons. Book distributions occur Monday Wednesday and Saturday nights and Monday and Friday afternoons. Children under 14 must exchange books on Monday or Friday afternoons. Upholstering specials are noted for Davenport floor rockers and chairs in mahogany maple and oak.
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The
Public Library
Davenport
Music and Art Talks Arrange at M E Church
Evening programs at the M E church include a music series starting next Sunday with Prof. Pasmore speaking on music and a Mendelssohn talk by Miss Carson. Subsequent lectures by Prof. Tyree on Handel and Miss Thormeyer on Warner follow, with an art series to be announced. Rev. Smith continues Sunday evening sermons on practical topics including Value of Time Industry and Choice of a Calling.
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M. E. Church
Prof
Pasmore
MEB
Mendelssohn
Miss Carson
Handel
Tyree
Warner
Miss Thormeyer
Weather report for December as recorded by Voluntary Observer
The December mean temperature was 25.8 degrees with a high of 48 degrees on the 9th and 26th and a low of 4 degrees on the 14th and 16th. Total precipitation was 0.56 inch and snowfall 5.05 inches. Twelve days were clear, six partly cloudy, thirteen cloudy. Wind direction prevailed southwest.
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Voluntary
J. E. Monroe
K of P Public Installation at Odd Fellows Hall
The K of P Occident Lodge held a public installation of officers at the Odd Fellows hall last Saturday evening. Grand Chancellor Sam White from Butte led the exercises. About sixty attendees joined a banquet at the Metlen hotel after the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Occident Lodge K. of P
Odd Fellows
Brothers
K. of P
Grand
Sam White
Butte
Metlen
Church Announcements and Sunday Services Schedule
The M E Church lists Sunday school at 10:04 am, morning service at 11 a m, Olasa meeting at noon, Junior League at 3 pm, Epworth League at 7 pm, evening service at 8 pm, and Wednesday prayer at 8 pm led by Pastor R P Surry. St James Church reports services at 11 am and 7 30 pm with Sunday School at 9 45 am and Young Peoples Service at 6 45 pm. Holy Communion is the first Sunday at 11 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E
A. m. Olasa
Epworth
D. Hooker
Young Peoples
Church Services and Schedules Read to Public
First Baptist Church at Idaho and Sebree announces Sunday services at 11:00 Bible school at 12:00 Junior Endeavor at 3:30 Organ Recital at 7:00 and preaching at 7:30 Rev Henry F Cope invites all to attend The Presbyterian Church at Pacific and Glendale lists morning worship 11:00 evening 8:00 Sabbath school 12 noon O E 7:16 Salvation Army conducts weeknight services excluding Monday and Friday with Sunday 8:00 and 7:30 pm services all invited to attend
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Idaho and
Sebree Streets
Henry F. Cope
Pacific and
Glendale Streets
A. B. Martin
Babbath School
O. E
Salvation Army
Local Bowling Club Forms Amid Amateur Hope
A ten woman group has organized a weekly bowling club with Wednesday practice and two games per session. After two meetings the amateurs show modest scores but look for improvement. The Indies plan to christen the group soon as progress is noted. Meanwhile O I McCann relatives spread word of the baby's first tooth through a card from Mr Mooschin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiéa
Indies
O. I. McCann
Mooschin
Remarkable Cure of Croup Saves Boy's Life
John Demont of Inwood Iowa credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving his son's life. He recounts the child nearly choking as phlegm obstructed breathing before treatment. The ad notes availability at Central Pharmacy and Tribune Store alongside burnt leather novelties.
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Chamberlain
A. E. Eee Goodwin
John Demont
Inwood
Towa
Central Pharmacy
Tribune
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Rochester
Dillon Friends
Mr. Gibbons
Rooheaster
Lulu Corrad
Polaris
Helena
Harriet Waldorf
Chas. Virden
Twin Bridgee Furniture Company
Arthur McMorran
Divide
George Richorn
Melrose
M. A. Walker
M. L. Davidson
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New York
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Fred Conger
Morton
Stamm
M.eddy
L. J. Price
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Telephone Exchange
Iit
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Public Library Schedule
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S. Hall
Senate
Washington, D.C
I. Hooker & Co
Missoula and
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Salt Lake
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J. B. McKinney
B. F. White
R. A. Sullivan
Dilison
A. L. Graves
WM. Roe
A. L. Stone
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R. P. Surry
St. James Church
First Baptist Church
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Dillon Mont
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D. W. V. Kingsbury
Minnie Smith
South Washington Bt
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Washington Streets
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Montana
Dillon, Montana
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Dillon National Bank
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