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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1912

Page

4

Passing: John F. French of Walkerville Dies at 59

John F. French, longtime Walkerville resident since 1880, died suddenly January 19 after an acute pleurisy attack. A Maine native aged 59, he arrived in Montana in the 1870s and worked at various jobs. Survived by his wife, a sister Mrs. Phoebe Wade, and a brother Orison E. French of Lincolnville Maine. funeral under the I O O F auspices.

John F. French Butte Walkerville West Daly Street Mr. French Maine Montana Ridgley Lodge Phoebe Wade Orison E. French Lincolnville

Butte Miner George H. Howe Dies at 87

George H. Howe a familiar figure in Butte and Montana mining camps died January 10 at age 87. A Vermont native who came west in 1860 he helped develop Alder Gulch placer workings and played a role in vigilante era order in Virginia City. He never married and belonged to the Odd Fellows under whom his funeral was held.

Butte George H. Howe Montana Mr. Howe Vermont Alder Gulch Virginia City Iowa The Odd Fellows

Death of Mrs. George Cockrell Shocks Deer Lodge Community

Mrs. George Cockrell died Sunday afternoon January 21 from pneumonia. Born 1857 in Willard Utah, she married George Cockrell January 20 1875 in Oregon Springs Utah. Survived by husband two children State Senator Moncur e Cockrell and Mrs. George Norton. George Cockrell, longtime Montana resident, heads Powell County board of commissioners and runs a large implement store. The notice notes the sorrow of oldtimers and her memory as a good neighbor and devoted mother.

George Cockrell Montana Powell County

Virginia City Blacksmith Frank Prasch Dies at 65

Frank J. Prasch, long time Virginia City blacksmith and noted horse shoer, died of heart failure in his room behind the blacksmith shop on Wednesday Jan 17. Born January 9 1852 near Burlington Wisconsin he came to Virginia City around 1879 and later ran the shop solo after a partnership with Fred F Kohls ended. He married Carrie Mitchell in 1890. she died in 1902 leaving daughter Ethel Prasch in the care of N D Johnson and family.

Virginia City Frank J. Prasch Burlington Wis Fred F. Kohls Madison County Carrie Mitchell N. D. Johnson Ethel Prasch

Pioneer John P Thomas dies after lingering illness in Anaconda

John P. Thomas, a Montana pioneer and former president of the Society of Montana Pioneers, died at his home in Anaconda on January 21 after a lengthy illness. He was born in Wales on September 17, 1843, and lived in Deer Lodge valley Fergus and later Dillon, where he ran a grocery with his sons and later pursued private affairs. He is survived by his wife and five children, with funeral services at First Presbyterian Church in Anaconda and interment in Hill Cemetery. He was active in fraternal societies and deeply involved with pioneer circles.

John P. Thomas Society of Montana Pioneers West Park Avenue First Presbyterian Church H. A Carnahan Hill Cemetery Mr. Thomas Wales Iowa Montana Deer Lodge Anaconda Thomas Fergus County McKinnon Bros Daniel John Maud Phillip Richard Minnie Thomas Charles Walters Milwaukee Durant Station Butte Thermopolis Wyo Harvey Showers William Woodward Divide R. E. Thomas Will Thomas Joe Thomas Sand Point Ida Nerces The Elks, Odd Fellows

Northwest Mining Convention Sets Spokane Dates

The publicity committee announces the Northwest Mining convention in Spokane from February 15 to 17. Delegates will exchange mining ideas, discuss laws and investments, and boost capital while touring mines and power plants. Talks cover mining laws leasing, forests, water power, metallurgy, and safeguards. A smoker banquet music and an automobile city tour are planned.

Spokane Northwest Evryone

Laundry Tax Law Upheld by Supreme Court

The U.S. Supreme Court affirmed the Montana Supreme Court ruling upholding a state license fee on laundry workers in the Quong Sing v. Kirkendall case. The decision notes no challenge to discriminatory aspects, while Justice Lamar dissented, arguing the tax unfairly segments by business size and sex.

Washington United States Supreme Court Montana Supreme Court Quong Sing T. B. Kirkendall Lewis and Clark County Montana Justice Lamar

A Hero in a Lighthouse Keeps Wary Watch

J S Donahu of South Haven Michigan a Civil War captain served as lighthouse keeper averting wrecks. He credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble chills and aiding sight at age seventy. They cure dyspepsia stomach liver and kidney troubles. Only 50 cents at Potts the Druggist.

J. S. Donahu Haven Mich Potts

Dillon Churches Roused with Services Schedule

St. James Episcopal at Corner Washington and Glendale lists Rev. S. D. Hooker as rector. Holy Communion at 11 a.m. on first and third Sundays and 7 a.m. on other Sundays. Morning and Evening Prayer at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m.

St. James Episcopal Washington and Glendale

Religious Services and Mass Schedule Across Two Churches

The Presbyterian Church at corner Pacific and Glendale lists morning service at 11 and evening at 7 30 with Sabbath school at noon and Christian Endeavor at 7. Catholic Church announcements note low mass at 8 high mass at 10 30 on first and second Sundays, with fourth Sundays offering low masses at 8 and 10 30 and Sunday school after mass. Masses are said at Dillon on first second and fourth Sundays and on the third Sunday at Lima and Melrose with Rev D Foley as pastor.

Presbyterian Church Corner Pacific and Glendale Sts E. V. Ostrander Christian Endeavor Dillon Lima Melrose D. Foley

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Schedule

Grace M E Church corner Bannack and Washington streets with Rev. Jesse Lacklen as pastor lists Sunday School at 10 a m led by Prof. Grant E Finch superintendent morning worship at 11 a m Epworth League young people's meeting at 6 45 p m evening worship at 7 30 p m and Wednesday prayer and Bible study at 7 30 p m

Grace Methodist Episcopal Church

Baptist Church Service Schedule at Corner Idaho and Se Bree Streets

Rev. Thomas Anderson leads a Sabbath school at 10 o'clock with worship and preaching at 11 o'clock and an evening service at 7 30, at the Baptist church located at the corner of Idaho and Se bree streets.

Baptist Church Idaho and Sebree Streets Thomas Anderson

Windstorm Lifts Cabin Roof Above Pony Hills

In a severe wind storm near Pony hills last week Charlie Allen, owner of the Oregon mine, saw the roof of his cabin lifted and carried away. Mr and Mrs Allen and their two young children huddled in the cold home until daylight. Allen then fetched a team to move his family to town. It was certainly some wind.

Pony Charlie Allen Oregon Mrs. Allen Mr. Allen

Wireless Telegraph Station Demonstration Arrives At City

The city will host a modern wireless telegraph station with apparatus from eastern managers. Wm. B. Patty will arrive Monday to present a live demonstration at the M E church showing wireless signaling, bells, motors, and lights, plus radium and liquid air experiments. Reserved seats on sale at the Postoffice store. pupils admitted at half price.

Wm. B. Patty M. E. Church Postoffice

Bride Mrs Kellogg Ends Life Over Husband’s Unemployment

Mrs Paul Kellogg, three months married, killed herself at Battle Creek Michigan by taking strychnine after her husband failed to secure employment. The tragedy underscores stress over job loss within the household.

Paul Kellogg Battle Creek, Mich

Ayer's Hair Vigor Ad Promises Fuller Locks

An old advertisement touts Ayer's Hair Vigor as a remedy for thinning hair promising thicker fuller hair. It urges readers to tell others about the product and thanks them for their support.

Ayer

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