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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 31, 1914

Page

5

Mary Hester Phillips Delivers Notable Piano Recital at Normal

Miss Phillips daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Phillips presented a Monday evening piano recital in Normal auditorium to near capacity. Assisted by Miss Edith Hatch and Miss Edna Ostrander, she performed solos with refined technique and interpretation while the duets with Miss Hatch drew praise from all.

Mary Hester Phillips Charles Phillips Miss Phillips Edith Hatch Edna Ostrander Miss Hatch Dillon North Idaho Street Hugh MacMillan Emrys White Lee van Etten Aof Butte McCabe Misses Beaumont Estella Knotts Mabel Edwards Jeanette Rinaldo Edith Hatche Agnes Scott Juanita Esther Thomas Fred Huber Russell Fryburg Howard Morse Henry Crittenden Welby Jamesson Carl Robert Ostrander Hardaman Duff Thorkelson Dr. Brownback

Court postpones naturalization petitions to September fourth

The clerk's office notified applicants that hearings on naturalization petitions will be delayed due to the August primary. Based on Attorney General Kelly's opinion that August 25 is a general election, no petitions can be heard within thirty days of a general election. Nineteen petitions exist. fifteen are moved to September 4 and four to December.

D. M. Kelly

Fred Kohl Suffers Wrist Injury from Woodcutting Accident

Fred Kohl carries his left arm in a sling after a woodcutting accident last Saturday. An axe slipped and cut the left wrist, severing tendons. A surgeon opened the forearm to reach the tendon ends. Recovery will be lengthy and full use of the hand is in doubt for some time.

Fred Kohl Mr. Kohl

Ruby Wyatt Hosts Joyful Birthday Gathering

Miss Ruby Wyatt was the hostess at a Friday afternoon birthday celebration. The young guests enjoyed the sunny hours and Ruby received many pretty gifts. July 24 will be remembered as a joyful occasion by the party members.

Miss Ruby Wyatt Miss Ruby

Thunderstorm Disrupts Beach Telegraph Lines Last Friday

Clerk of the Court Dias Conger reports a storm struck the beach west of town last Friday. Lightning reportedly hit telephone lines causing a temporary service outage while crews repaired the system.

Dias. Conger

Forest Telephones Reach Elkhorn and Beyond

Forest Supervisor Wyman from Dillon begins a forest service telephone line to Elkhorn with Forester Clark in the field. The route runs up Steel creek to Lacy and down to Wise river, linking with the main line. Kerlee and Baird push a line through Blodgett canyon toward the Montana Idaho divide. another line will connect Clearwater country to the divide. Estimated two weeks to complete.

Wyman Dillon Forest Service Elkhorn Forester Clark Steel Creek Lacy Wise River Stevensville Register W. A. Kerlee Alva Baird Don Blodgett Canyon Hamilton Kerlee Montana-Idaho Divide Clearwater Country Wisdom News

Water shortage looms as historic Rattitsnake reservoir runs dry

The tender reported the Rattitsnake reservoir in town is dry and the creek water will not exceed about 100 inches for the rest of the summer, signaling a looming water shortage for the city.

Rattitsnake

Three Men Arrested For Drunken Disorderly Conduct

Monday night three men were arrested on the charge of being drunk and disturbing the peace. In the police court Tuesday morning before Judge Phillips they pled guilty and were sentenced to five days working on the streets of the city.

Phillips

Baptist church lunch on the lawn Saturday

The ladies of the Baptist church will serve lunch on the church lawn Saturday August 1 from noon. Ice cream cake hot coffee and cold meats will be available. A substantial lunch can be served quickly.

Ladies of the Baptist Church

Niece of Tooley Dies After In Butte Hospital

Miss Lillian M. Hensley of Moore Montana died Sunday in a Butte hospital after an appendicitis operation. Mrs. Tooley traveled from Dillon to be with Miss Hensley in Butte.

Montana Lillian M. Hensley Moore Mont C. P. Tooley Two Dot Butte

Fishing Trip on Bloody Dick Reports Ideal Fishing

Herb Wheat L E Baldwine and wife Fred Lyons L H Myer of Fargo and Burt Bachman spent a week fishing on Bloody Dick near Brenner. They report ideal conditions and plentiful catches during the trip.

Herb Wheat L. E. Baldwine Fred Lyons L. H. Myer Fargo N. D Burt Bachman Bloody Dick Brenner

Local residents make short visits in Dillon area

Alph Decker arrived from Armi stead at the start of the week. Mrs. Mary O Brien and Mr and Mrs Oscar Johnson visited Sheridan on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Louis Anderson returned from a trip to Norway. Mr and Mrs Harry Geer and Alex Hall from Salt Lake City attended the Lovell funeral in Dillon. Mr and Mrs Robert Bisdtrup and Mrs Margaret Schuler spent a few days at Ferris ranch on upper Horse Prairie. Mrs Cisler and Miss Mary Cisler from Sheridan arrived Tuesday from Twin Falls Idaho visiting Earl Noble. They left for Sheridan Tuesday afternoon.

Charles P. Thomas Forsgren- Thomas Company L. A. Tower Alder Gulch Jack Kinney Butte Courier Kinney Idaho Falls Marysville Idaho Poindexter Supreme Court Sheridan Dillon Virginia City Frank Wilcomb Laurin Sheridan Forum Harry Geer Alex Hall Salt Lake City Lovell Robert Bisdtrup Margaret Schuler Ferris Ranch Upper Horse Prairie Cisler Mary Cisler Twin Falls Earl Noble

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promised Easy, Gentle Relief

An advertisement urges readers to buy a 25 cent bottle of Dr King’s New Life Pills to clean out the stomach and bowels and relieve symptoms of indigestion and discomfort. It promises a full bowel movement and a satisfying feeling. Also promotes Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for burns.

Dr. King

Foley Kidney Pills Ad From Potts Drug Store

Overworked kidneys and bladder issues threaten health and even Bright's disease. Foley Kidney Pills are advertised as the best protection and remedy for weak, sore kidneys and bladder troubles. Prepared by Potts the druggist.

Bright Potts

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