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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1912

Page

8

Grasshopper Polaris July Fourth Celebration Highlights

The Fourth of July celebration in Polaris drew about 125 attendees from Bannack and nearby. After a ball game and horse races the crowd moved to Mill Point for a dawn dance. Local residents Frank P. Madden Roy Jackson and others spent time visiting Dillon and Butte.

Polaris Bannack Mill Point Frank P. Madden Dillon Butte Roy Jackson Shaw May Marchesseau East Sylvester Hirschman J. C. Harrison Olive Marchesseau Eddie Ellis Harrison Ranch Stanley Starr

Armstead Hosts Frequent Visitors And Local Fishing Rivers

E C Howard the piano man is doing business in Armstead this week and was joined by his wife Edna Ostrander Howard. Ernest Orr and party toured Armstead Monday. Dillon guests hosted at a weekend party included Mrs Emrys D White and several Morse sisters. Armstead remains a popular fishing center with visitors from Dillon Butte and Tonopah.

E. C. Howard Armstead Edna Ostrander Howard Ernest Orr Minnie Desote Butte Marie Desote Mary Desmond Grant Salt Lake City Faye Scott Dillon Emrys D. White Blanch Alma Morse Sadie Graeter Carolyn White E. D. White John Alvord H. T. Ashlock Hardaman Duff Hardy Hill W. N. Bichler C.O. Diffenderfer J. M. Barrie J. F. Wiksdal Will Jennings M. Collins Roy Wallerg Earl Keller Geo. MacVerns O. B. Kent Fred Tole A. J. Wedum Frank Knotts R. J. King Tonopah Nev Miss Jardine Ike Rise Ranch

Armstead Social and Clerical Notes Mention July Visit

Col Decker returned from Anaconda after attending the Good Roads Congress as a state delegate. Mr and Mrs Martin Barrett visited Armstead on their way to Dillon after a week on Horseprairie. Lena Shoup of Salmon met her sister Laura returning from Europe. W B Brown former night operator moved to Lima. W J Swansen fills in. Reverend Jesse Bunch the new Lima Armstead circuit minister held services Sunday.

Misses Shoup W. B. Brown Lima Mont W. J. Swansen

Social Notes and Local Visits in July

Jas Blair made a business trip to Idaho Falls on Tuesday. Miss Helen Schroeder of Deer Lodge visits friends for a few days. Mrs. Ike Rife of Medicine Lodge visits at the Barrett home. A W Hamrick spends a week with Butte friends. The Misses Wall and Dowling of Dell attended the Fourth of July dance, praised as a success with large attendance. W G Blair goes to Pipestone Hot Springs for rheumatism treatment. Mrs. Cronin visits her mother in Butte. Mat Kaw and family visit Melrose relatives. Work begins on a new school house 30 by 40 feet.

W. G. Blair Pipestone Hot Springs Cronin Butte Mat Kaw Melrose

Harvest Season Notes From Waterloo and Nearby

Loomont Mont July 11 Special harvest begins with alfalfa first crop as farmers cope with frequent showers. Mrs Emily Foster arrives from Thompson to visit relatives. H J Wilhelm transports a load of fine vegetables to the range area. Mrs J R Norville of Boulder also arrives for a stay with relatives.

Loomont Mont Emily Foster Thompson H. J. Wilhelm Butte J. R. Norville Boulder

Sunday Socials and Local Guests Highlight Town Notes

Sunday activities feature Mrs. T. D. Townsend spending time with her mother. H. J. Foster visits Sheridan as guest of E. D. Marsh. Fay H. Curtis and Sam Hall win at Twin Bridges last Friday. The Fourth is quiet with picnics and trout fishing. A dance drew crowds from outside areas. E. W. Townsend and H. J. Foster visit Whitehall on Monday. Mesdames A. W. Kirby and T. D. Townsend enjoy Sunday with friends in Silver Star. Mrs. C. O. Dillman of Whitehall visits father A. C. Farr on Monday.

T. D. Townsend H. J. Foster Sheridan E. D. Marsh Fay H. Curtis Sam Hall Twin Bridges Wintors E. W. Townsend Whitehall Mesdames A. W. Kirby Silver Star

Willis News Briefs Highlight Local Trips and Work

A July fourth crowd from Butte enjoyed river day and a Mrs Reichle hosted dinner. Neighbors picnicked on Lost Creek. E H Churchwell and others made trips to local creeks and Dillon. Rattlesnake and Rock creeks saw visits. hogs shipped by Montana Butchering Co. from nearby. Alfalfa cutting underway promising a good yield.

RF. M. May Montana Butchering Company Butte Hugh Hall Dillon Hall The Woods Live Stock Company

Convocation and Campus Events At Normal School

Miss Carson spoke on the value of the school to a community at convocation. Professor Hoffman lectures on agriculture for M S N C students. A Sheep Canyon day with picnic lunch pleased pupils and faculty. An historical exhibition opens Friday to the public, and Miss Grant of Anaconda joins as a summer student while Miss Gracter leads chorus rehearsals.

Miss Carson Hoffman Sheep Canyon Conoly Winters Sullivan Hartman Hern Grant Anaconda Gracter

Telephone Decision Stopping Postal Western Union Discrimination

Charles C. Adams of Postal Telegraph applauds Albany Public Service commission ruling against New York Telephone the Bell company. The order bars operators from advising customers on telegram choices and prevents the Western Union from monopolizing the telegraph business. Adams vows further action if abuses resume.

New York Charles C. Adams Postal Telegraph Company Public Service Commission Albany New York Telephone Company Bell Company Western Union Telephone Company Telehone Bell Telephone Company

Advice for the Grain Exhibit at the State Fair Contest

The article provides step by step guidance for grain exhibit preparation including when to cut to avoid shelling loss and how to handle and cure stalks. It covers sun drying methods to prevent green coloration, leaf removal, and proper tying with soft cloth to prevent rotting, plus hanging techniques to retain straightness. It encourages all county youths under twenty to enter for experience and knowledge.

F. A. Hazelbaker

Union Aviators' Association Formed at Cicero Field

A national aviators group is organized at the Aero club of Illinois Cicero field with permanent structure to be completed July 26. The Union Aviators' Association pledges members to avoid unsafe flights and to press managers or employers through the national aeronautical body for safer operations. Members willExchange experiences and seek action against unsafe flight pressures.

Chicago National Association of Aviators Cicero Aero Club of Illinois United States Union Aviators’ Association

English officers die in plane crash at Salisbury Plains

Capt. E. B. Loraine and Major Wilson of the English army were killed when their aeroplane fell at Salisbury Plains England last Saturday.

E. B. Loraine Major Wilson Salisburry Plains England

New Nickel to Feature Buffalo and Indian Design

A Washington dispatch reports the five cent piece will be redesigned to align with treasury art standards. Secretary MacVeagh plans to replace the goddess of liberty with a buffalo on the obverse and place an Indian on the reverse.

Washington Dispatch Treasury Departments MacVeagh

Potts Drug Ad Promises Life Pills For Women

An old advertisement urges women to take Dr. King's Life Pills to overcome weakness, bad blood, and foul breath. It promises new strength, fine complexion, pure breath, and cheerful spirits, claiming easy safe and sure results. Price is 25 cents.

Dr. King Potts

Brearley Visits Dillon on Alder Street for Business

W. E. Brearley traveled to Dillon from Alder Street last Sunday on business.

W. E. Brearley Dillon Alder

First Prize Black and White Langshans Sweep Midwest Shows

Sweepstakes across New York Chicago Topeka Ocononowoc Breeze Butte Helena Dillon Iowa Wisconsin Montana reward eggs offered at 3.00 for 15 and 5.00 for 30. Caries Hicnicut from Dillon Montana listed in the notice.

New York Chicago Topeka Kas Ocononowoc Wis Breeze Ills Butte Helena Dillon Fort Dodge Iowa Mont

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