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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1911
Page
8
Local notices advertise Dr R R Rathbone dentistry in a shop over Lusher's Store, plus eight rooms for rent at 419 South Atlantic. The column also lists visiting locals including Mahassek Breeder Shaw McCormick and various social events, shop notes, and service reminders from the Dillon area.
Miss Dorothy Hass hosted a charming Tuesday afternoon party at the Country Club in Butte. Honor guest Miss Julia Anderson of Dillon attended with a pink carnation decor. Attendees included Catherine Murray, Margaret Murray, Tom Murray, Helen Gage, Frieda Pincus, Marie Lavelle, Cordelia Smith, Max Hebgen, Mr Hass, Mrs M H Hall and Miss Olive Hall.
Samuel P. Burr of Bannack and Myrtle E. Madden of Polaris wed Monday evening in this city. Rev. Jesse Lacklen officiated with Martin Innes and Miss Mattie Harriosa as witnesses. The couple plans to reside in Bannack.
Salt Lake City officials report C A Baggs and Ross Morrison were convicted of white slavery and sentenced in U S district court to four and a half years each in the Leavenworth government prison.
Burlington Kansas officials fine two youths five dollars each for expressing sentiment toward girls on the street. The policy bars crude public talk in the town. The incident reflects strict public conduct standards enforced locally.
Robert McDowell known as Bob departs for the eastern Shrine meeting in Rochester New York. He travels first to Butte then Aberdeen Twin Cities Milwaukee Chicago Cleveland Niagara Falls and Buffalo with stops at Yeldux Zurah Osman Zem Zem clubs and end destination Rochester. The caravan travels in a deluxe train with observation car drawing rooms dining and baggage cars plus in‑motion entertainment.
The Insurance Press reports 1910 life insurance payments in the United States and Canada totaled 563.44 million dollars. In the Treasure state 1.25 million was paid, with 24,500 to Dillon beneficiaries. The largest Montana claim was 20,000 to Charles Mayn of White Sulphur Springs.
In Saltburn by the Sea on Saturday P Bordine of Italy drove 116.13 miles in one hour at the Yorkshire club trials to establish a new world automobile record.
Washington reports success in testing new three inch fieldpieces fitted with silencers. The devices eliminate discharge noise reduce recoil and render flashes invisible during use by the army.
Travel warning urges carrying Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for immediate use on trains ships or journeys. Sold by all dealers. 1m
Samuel B. Burnside died of heart trouble at Lima at age 53 after returning from a winter visit in Los Angeles. Born in Butler County Pennsylvania, he moved to Montana in its infancy and was a member of the Independent Order of Odd Fellows and the Knights of Pythias. Burial services were held Wednesday with Rev. Thomas Hardie officiating.
Katharyn Belle Ellman a pupil of Genevieve Fender School of Expression at Knights of Columbus hall will soon study expression in the East. At nine years old she started elocution at five and is praised for a phenomenal talent. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs E R Eitman of 4729 Cook avenue and niece of Governor E J Norris of Montana.
Dr. F. L. St. Jean of Anaconda in town last week to study placing a hospital here. A local note says plans and specifications are being prepared for a hospital building and work will start soon. Boost for the County Fair.
Letters remaining uncalled for in the Dillon Montana post office will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not claimed within two weeks. Names listed include Grace Lamont and many others with Dunn details. Published July 6 2011 in Dillon Montana.
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