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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 24, 1919

Page

5

Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Commerce and Visits

Local ads note Tattersall's steel ranges and many values with 400 boxes of McIntosh Red apples at 1.50 a box. Bond Grocery Co. promotes pure strained honey and freighted apples while Mrs. Hlmer Gordon and Mrs. Lottie Kimmel visit Dillon.

Tattersall’s Hlmer Gordon Armstead Dillon McIntosh Bond Grocery Co Streans Bond Grocery Pens Grocery Co Frank Nelson France Hedden Billingss Golden Rule Lottie Kimmel Kentucky Ave Bond Grocery Co Louise Coulsons G. T. Paul Washington, D. C Chicago Canada C. W. Hudson Chas H. Phillips Mary Hester Phillips L. A. Metzel Vera Baker Livingston

Death and travel notes from a busy week

The column records several personal items including the death of a nephew and family travels. It notes Mrs Lystah Carter returning home after a weeks visit to the Schultz family, Feath erly returning from Camp Taylor and moving to Helena, Niblack traveling east to buy goods, and a police raid arresting two Chinese and a Japanese for gambling.

Atnthia City Drug Co Helena Cech Niblack Missouri Walter Brearley Small Ben Alder Los Angeles Brearley South

Food Sale By Methodist Ladies at Graeter Grocery

The Methodist ladies hold a food sale at Graeter Grocery on Saturday January 25 starting at 10 o clock. Proceeds support church activities and charity programs in the community.

Graeter

Card of Thanks for Victor L. Henneberry

We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy kindness and many floral offerings during the illness and death of Victor Lee Henneberry. Signed by W A Henneberry Ambrose Dan Henneberry Edward Mooney M B Henneberry Dan Mooney Daniel A Mooney Mrs Martin Gleeson M A Henneberry Miss Ella T Henneberry.

Victor Lee Henneberry W. A. Henneberry Ambrose Dan Henneberry Edward Mooney M. B. Henneberry Dan Mooney Daniel A. Mooney Martin Gleeson M. A. Henneberry Ella T. Henneberry

Words of Gratitude to Kind Bereavement Helpers

In heartfelt thanks to those aged 80 and older who were kind and helpful during our recent bereavement the Hazelbaker family and George Woodworth express sincere gratitude. F A Hazelbaker Sr F A Hazelbaker Jr Mr and Mrs George Woodworth thank you for your sympathy which will be gratefully remembered.

Thase F. A. Hazelbaker, Sr F. A. Hazelbaker, Jr George Woodworth

Baptist Church Announces Week of Services

The est Baptist Church lists a Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. and an 11:00 a.m. preaching service with the message Four Kinds of Hearers. An evening sermon on Neglecting Salvation is set for 7:30 p.m. A prayer meeting is planned for Wednesday at 7:30 p.m.

Baptist Church the Baptist Church

Hobnob Club Hosts Evening Gathering

Mrs. W. E. Stephenson served as hostess to the Hobnob club on Monday evening. The Busy Bee club was entertained Wednesday afternoon by Mrs. Frank Swartz.

Busy Bee Busy Bee Club Frank Swartz

Local society notes from Bitterroot club and friends

Mrs A J Wedum entertained Bitterroot club members Wednesday afternoon. Mr and Mrs W A J Graeter hosted a group for dinner Monday night. Mrs Walter Long hosted the Worldwide guild at her home last Tuesday evening.

A. J. Wedum Bitterroot Club W. AJ Graeter Guild Walter Long

Missionary ladies entertained at ranch home

Missionary ladies were entertained yesterday afternoon at the ranch home of Mrs. John Ewing. The event reflected community outreach and fellowship in a rural setting.

the Presbyterian John Ewing

Parish Meeting for St James Tonight at Eight

A notice indicates a St James parish meeting this evening at 8 o clock. Local residents are urged to attend and participate in church affairs.

St. James Parish

Julia Norris and Pluma Tattersall Entertains Guild

Miss Julia Norris and Miss Pluma Tattersall will entertain the Westminster guild on Thursday January 30 at the home of Miss Tattersall.

Julia Norris Pluma Tattersall Westminster Guild Miss. Tattersall

Whit Kimbell and Betsy Scott Wed in Ogden

Whit Kimbell of the Preston Motor Company and Betsy Scott formerly of Dillon Montana surprised friends by marrying in Ogden Utah last week. The couple’s notice appears in the Salt Lake Tribune dated January nineteenth.

Whit Kimbell Preston Motor Company Betsy Scott Fof Dillon Montana Ogden Oath Salt Lake Tribune

Attendance at Baptist Aid society meeting

The Baptist Aid society yesterday afternoon drew unusually large attendance. Miss Plant and Mrs. Louise Taylor hosted the event. Mrs. F. I. Blanchard spoke about chapel cars, detailing their arrangement and use.

Baptist Aid Society Miss Plant Louise Taylor F. I. Blanchard

Dinners at Hotel Andrus Bring Local Guests

Mr and Mrs James Dodd hosted a dinner at the Hotel Andrus last Friday. Mr and Mrs C H Phillips were hosts at dinner the same evening. Mr and Mrs O M Best entertain at dinner at the Hotel Andrus tonight with guests including Mr and Mrs J E Morse and several other local couples.

James Dodd Andrus O. M. Best Hotel J. E. Morse A. L. ‘Anderson Clark Anderson

Sunday church services led by Pastor H. G. Humphrey

On Sunday January 26 Sunday school starts at 10 a.m. with sermon at 11 a.m. Pastor H. G. Humphrey preaches. Epworth League gathering at 6:30 p.m. followed by an evening sermon at 7:30.

H. G. Humphrey Epworth League

Lutheran Ladies' Aid to be entertained by Mrs Berg Christen

The Lutheran Ladies' Aid will be entertained by Mrs Berg Christen on January 30 at 2 o'clock.

Lutheran Ladies’ Aid Berg Christensen

Sheet music orders for pieces not in stock at Tribune Book Store

Latest songs and instrumental pieces arrive from publishers nearly every week. Orders are taken for pieces not in stock by Tribune Book Store.

Aken Tribune Book Store

Doctor Brownback Moves Office to Phillips Apartments

Osteopath Dr. George Brownback relocates from 13 South Washington to Phillips Apartments North Idaho Street suite II.

George Brownback South Washington Street Phillips Apartments Idaho Street Suite

History of the World War by Francis A March

Advertises a history book with a promotional line offering $500 per month for sales. Claims freight paid, credit given, outfit free, by Victor Publishing Company, Manhattan Building. Includes note of official photographs.

Francis A. March Peyton C. Mar Evdar Illustrated Victor Publishingc Fany BOA Manhattan

Lost cattle advertised for recovery in Dillon Montana

A notice from George Miblich of Dillon Montana offers five dollars reward for the recovery of a white faced four year old cow branded on the left ribs and a two year old red heifer branded with a name. The date shown is 26.

George Miblich Dillon Mont

Real Estate Transfers in Beaverhead Abstract for Week Ending Jan 18 1918

The Beaverhead Abstract Company reports real estate transfers recorded during the week ending January 18 1918. Listings include parcels transferred in Dillon with deed details and grantee names.

Books of the Beaverhead Abstract, Company

Real estate transfers from Beavers head Abstract to 1919

Abstracted transfers list patents to Minnie A. Webber for 160 acres in Big Hole basin and to Hiram C. Carrier for 320 acres southwest of Dillon. Several warranty deeds include Richard Price to W. H. Henderson for a 66 by 200 foot tract on Thomsen avenue, Effie F. Roe to Henderson for 132 by 200 feet, and Henderson with Belle Henderson for 132 by 200 feet. Additional transfers cover fractional land near Dell and near Lima, with various small monetary considerations, and Ella M. Smith to Warren C. Johnson for about 313.83 and 324 acres in Big Hole basin.

Minnie A. Webber Big Hole Basin Hiram C. Carrier Dillon John G. Albers Richard Price W. H. Henderson Thomsen Avenue Effie F. Roe W.H. Henderson Belle Henderson Thomson Avenue Elmer M. Martinell Addie Martinell Mathews, Peyre Bros.&Giraud Eco-Partners Dell Henry C. Patterson Mary E. Patterson Mathews,Peyre Bros. & Giraud, Co-Partners Well Harlan A. Thompson L. J. Price Leon .H. Wyman Maggie Fargah Lima Ella M. Smith Warren C. Johnson Warren C. Jonnsof Bramn Erith C. Perkins

Real estate and land actions listed in Dillon notices

Notices show homestead filings for Elsie V. Given and Charles McDougall, water rights in Dead Man Creek and McDougall springs, relinquishments by Lawrence W. Gray, and annual statements for Centennial Livestock Co. plus property sales ads for 240 acres near Dillon, Montana. Includes farm sale listings by C. L. Worth and related Dillon postings.

Charles McDougall Dell Chas F. Brothers Man Creek Farlin McDougall Lawrence W. Gray Centennial Livestock Co Maily, & Company Bonniview Reservoir Co

Ho Hum Quick Ride Ends With a Horse and Saddle Dispute

A Sullivan county youth loyal to country and sweetheart recalls his father’s saddle tale and, after choosing a barn ride on a plow horse, ends up in a humorous misadventure. The Indianapolis News notes wartime fuel curbs and a quirky family anecdote linked to courtship.

David Indianapolis News Sullivan County Father Nellie Cupid Mr. Garfield

Armored Cars Terrify Senussi in Desert Fight

In the desert clash armored cars struck terror in Senussi camps as they moved southwest. Cars fired on camels and followers, some petrol cans and shells igniting, while Turkish gunners held firm before the force withdrew toward Sollum.

Sollum Aziza W. T. Massey

Lives Saved by Steel Helmet in WWI Action

A London Times report highlights the protective value of steel helmets for British soldiers in France. Veterans recall helmets with dents and bullet nicks that likely saved lives, illustrating how tin hats became cherished symbols of safety amid shelling.

France Ypres London

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry VIII Hether Howard Atches Huber Bros Beaverhead County Dillon News Briefs H. Searhoraiat Andrus ‘Hotel Berry Hollister A. Potts Adv Church Services Westminster Baptist Aid the Methodist Church Lutheran Beavershead Abstract Company West Figen Natmpyes A.J. ‘Wédum Lumber Co AOR Arimateau Othilia’ Johnson Adolph’ Krolyac Elsie V. Given Upper Medicine Lodge Ie L. Worth C. L. Worth Dion Beaverhead Valley Dillon, Mont FET Dar Swift& Company Union Stock Yards Ulinois Swift & Company U.S.A C. P.‘and Q. Ranch Co., Incorporated C. P. and Q. Ranch C.b. Crampton C. P. and Q. Ranch Co the Tribune Book
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