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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 17, 1913

Page

11

Grant School Program Delights Small Benson County Crowd

Grant Montana January program by eight pupils with help from Grant residents Wedum Hoover Munckton and Brenner residents Rhea Howell Ina Waldemar Elsie Waldemar featured readings songs and dialogues including The Minister's Mistake The Capable Servant and Christmas selections.

Grant Mont Grant School Messrs Wedum Hoover Annie Stocker May Stocker Ethel Templin Agnes Kaw Bethlehem Star Elsie Waldemar Dolly Gladys Kaw St. Nick’s St. Nick Montana Wedum, Muncton Little Lord Jesus Roy Stocker The North Pole Santa

Social notes recount visits and gatherings around Brenner and Medicine Lodge

The text lists dances and greetings as Miss Annie Stocker plays along with Ethel Templin Mae Stocker visitors from Brenner Misses Hass Hindz and Wall visit Mrs Howell of Brenner S C Stocker travels to Dillon and Butte Laura Sophia Guyaz vacation with parents at Medicine Lodge Mr Churchill and wife share Christmas with Feely Grant family hosts Peter son near town A late night party with cards dancing and lunch ends around 2 AM Van Purdum visits Butte and Dillon friends Barrett family Christmas at Medicine Lodge

Medicine Lodge Mr. Churchill Feely Grant Mrs. Peterson van Purdum Butte Dillon Tofl Barrett Rife

Willis Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Travel

Willis Montana residents share holiday visits and travels as guests arrive from Butte and Melrose. A list notes Miss Cleveland returning to school near Lander and Albert Swain taking a mail clerk job in Los Angeles. The Wood Live Stock Co. plans to ship 100 fat porkers to Seattle, with other locals making short trips to Dillon Anaconda Melrose and the county seat.

Robert Hawkes Melrose A. Buyan Anaconda Anton Buyan Dillon

Local visits noted among Butte and nearby towns

Mrs Freel and her young son from Butte are guests of the Layne family. Mrs Richardson visits at Dr. and Mrs. L C Ford. Mrs Currie and children are visiting in Driggs Idaho. Miss Edith Jensen of Livingston stays with sister Mrs Hale. Mrs Brady returns to Shoshone Idaho after visiting her mother here, accompanied by Mrs Emory Keller. A A Jones of Three Forks was a business visitor here last week.

Lima Mont Wyatt Dillon Layne Brannenburg Morris Dees Idaho Falls M. E. Ripley Ravalli Freel Little Son Butte Richardson L. C. Ford Currie Driggs Idaho Edith Jensen Livingston Hale Brady Shoshone Emory Keller A. A. Jones Three Forks

Cure heartburn with Chamberlain tablets says Barker

John R. Barker of Battle Creek Michigan reports relief from heartburn indigestion and liver complaint after using Chamberlain s Tablets. The advertisement claims thousands have been cured and urges readers to try the remedy sold by all dealers.

John R. Barker Battle Creek Mich Chamberlain

Farewell Party in Armstead for Mrs Roarty Ahead of Helena Move

Mr and Mrs C A Brigham hosted a farewell gathering Saturday night in Armstead for Mrs Roarty who departs on the early Sunday train to join her husband in Helena. The event featured music singing and dancing with refreshments. Also noted was D E Reay leaving for Helena last week to take a position as chief journal clerk of the senate.

C. A. Brigham Armstead Roarty Helena D. E. Roarty J. W. Scott H. H. Bates Banks Wall Lippert

Kidney Pills Advertised Benefit from Noblesville Customer

W. R. Fox of Noblesville Indiana reports Foley Kidney Pills improved his kidney trouble after months of illness and he notes family members had similar positive results. Advertisement urges taking at first sign of trouble and credits Potts the Druggist.

W. R. Fox Washington St Noblesville Ind Potts

Mrs Marietta West Died At Melrose Mont At 52

Mrs Marietta West wife of L W West agent for O S L Railway at Melrose died suddenly at 9 oclock this morning aged 52 Ill for some time but not in serious condition Survived by husband Mrs N H Litherland Buckley Wash Mrs H G Hungate and Alma B West of Melrose sister Mrs J Batsford Edmonton Alberta brother John Gemmell Brockwell Ontario Funeral at Melrose 2 pm Friday the 17th The West family once lived in Dillon and had many friends there

Melrose Mont Marietta West L. W. West O. S. L. Railway Mr. West N. H. Litherland Buckley, Wash H. G. Hungate Alma B. West J. 8. Batsford Edmonton Alberta John Gemmell Brockwell Ontario West Dillon

Card of Thanks to Melrose Friends

A note from L. W. West in Melrose thanks friends and family for kindness help and sympathy in a time of trouble. The message dated January 15 expresses appreciation and lasting memory of the support.

Melrose L. W. West

Northern lights disrupt and boost wireless signals

The aurora borealis weakens wireless waves between Hammerfest Norway and Green Harbor Spitsbergen, sometimes interrupting reception. Conversely the polar lights can strengthen signals sent toward the south. A bright aurora once coincided with a surge in signal volume at Hammerfest even when the lights were not visible.

Hammerfest Norway Green Harbor Spitsbergen

Tolerably Well at Chinese Embassy in London

A tale spreads that the majordomo’s pig-tail from the Chinese embassy has been sent to China as a gift to his wife. At an official reception a Chinese staffer reportedly told a well known lady they converse tol erably well in English prompting a witty reply about language.

London China

Will of Earl of Pembroke Tells of Horses and Burial Wish

The earl of Pembroke’s will from the English civil war era reveals his plan to bequeath his horses to Lord Fairfax so Cromwell can still command them after he loses his commission. He also protests burial under the church porch, preferring not to be interred there where Colonel Pride was born.

Earl of Pembroke Lord Fairfax Cromwell Colonel Pride

Doan's Kidney Pills Faithfully Help Dillon Man

S. E. Keese of Pacific Street Dillon Montana reports backache kidney pain and nighttime urination eased after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says he feels better than ever and credits the medicine with curing his troubles. Ad notes price 50 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo as US agents.

Dillon S. E. Keese Carpenter Pacific Street Mont Doan Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States Doan's

Local notes from Willis area visitations and town reports

Mrs. Charles Beehrer returned from Dillon after visiting friends. Matt Sommers and Bill Carson went to Melrose. Miss Martha Beehrer traveled to Dillon for dental work and visits. Julius Haartwig and Carl Sassman visited Dillon. George Vance came from Melrose. J C Ferguson and J E Davidwood from Glendale on business. The Lincoln Literary Club met at Mrs. Garrison’s. The schoolhouse well was drilled to 130 feet tapping good water. Weather remains pleasant with little snow and livestock looking well without feeding yet.

Dillon J. E. David Forest Officer Glendale

Culver Visitor Delights Dillon Friends Before Leaving For Butte

Mrs. L. E. H. Culver of the Centennial valley who has been visiting Dillon friends, left Saturday for Butte.

L. E. H. Culver Centennial Valley Dillon Butte

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