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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1917
Page
10
Oregon Short Line Time Table Southbound and Northbound
The timetable lists trains on the Oregon Short Line with No. 32 southbound at 7:45 p m No 30 southbound at 9 30 a m No 29 northbound at 4 25 a m and No 31 northbound at 1 58 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Water Problems Delay An Drus Hotel Basement Work
Seepage water in the recently excavated basement of the An Drus hotel hindered pillar foundation work. A larger pump connected to the sewer failed initially, causing sewer backflow, but officials say the issue is fixed and pumping will continue. Dirt and gravel caving also troubled progress but walls near completion have resolved the problem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Andrus Hotel
Methodist Church Schedule Proclaims June 1917 Services
On Sunday June 8 at the Methodist church Sunday school starts at 9 50 a m with Prof Robt Clark as superintendent. Sermon at 11 a m by Pastor H G Humphrey on Christian Union followed by Epworth league at 7 and an extended service ending with preaching at 8. Humphrey to preach at Apex school house 3 p m on Sunday June 3.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Robt. Clark
H. G. Humphrey
Christian Union
Epworth League
Apex
Government clerk transferred to Dillon forest reserve
R. A. Fager, previously in Alaska government service, has been moved to Montana and arrived in Dillon last Friday. He began duties as a clerk in the Beaverhead forest reserve office in Dillon immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. A. Fager
Alaska
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead Forest Reserve
Diamond O manager buys Sam Freeman residence on South Rife
Iran Sanders, manager of the Diamond O outfit, purchased the Sam Freeman residence on South Rife Street. Deputy ranch owner Mr. Freeman plans to move on June first. Typhoid illness threatens C L Badcon’s life. Arthur L Badcon called to Bayard, Nebraska. Lee H. Young, rector, outlines Trinity Sunday services. Five month old Margaret Edwards died at Ezra Thompson’s home. Annabell Desmond left for Butte to care for a patient.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iran Sanders
Diamond O Outfit
Sam Freeman
South Rife Street
Mr. Freeman
Nebraska
Arthur .L. Badcon
Bayard
Neb
C. L. Badcon
Margaret
Frank Edwards
Ezra Thompson
Argenta Post Office Named Registration Site
The Argenta post office will serve as the registration place for the Argenta precinct under the conscription law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Argenta
Dillon City Briefs Reflect Busy Memorial Week
Numerous visitors from Butte Armstead and Dillon area towns filled the week with social events meetings and shopping. Travelers included J E Watson Idaho Falls and A F McMillan Armstead while Memorial day activities and a new street plow highlighted city life with daily business and auctions for cheap wagons and buggies from Johnson Brothers.
Out-of-town visitors and local notices in Dillon
E W Rodgers arrived from Dell Thursday evening. Geo F Johnson of Leadore Idaho visited Dillon on Thursday. Miss Cochran of Armstead brought three pupils for the eighth grade exam. W H Richardson sold his interest in the harness shop to Harry Ettinger who will run it. Miss Jean Pendergast returned from Whitehall after a successful school term. Miss Marguerite Pendergast and her mother returned from Hardin Montana where she taught and will return to Jackson. Mr and Mrs Jack Lane and Miss Florence Bray visited from Stone Creek. Julia Bray rode home from State Normal College. A colored man who was "lickered up" was taken to the city jail after a Tuesday incident. drinking likely the cause.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. C. Ford
City
Lima
John Kennedy
Centennial Valley
Dillon
Fannie Young
Helena
J. E. Monroe
Butte
Shriners
Edna Ketchum
Normal School
Chicago
University of Chicago
Howard Elliott
Florence
Normal
Geo. F. Johnson
Leadore
Idaho
Miss Cochran
Armstead
W. H. Richardson
Harry Ettinger
Marguerite Pendergast
Hardin
Montana
Jackson
Jack Lane
Florence Bray
Stone Creek
Julia Bray
State Normal College
John Barleycorn
Bitterroot and church groups plan afternoon socials
Mrs. Duke Gist hosts the Bitterroot club this afternoon. Lutheran Aid, led by Mrs. Chris Christensen, will entertain the Lutheran Aid society next Thursday, June 7. Baptist Ladies Aid will meet at Mrs. Z. B. Yearlan's home next Thursday afternoon, with Mrs. Rathbone Mrs. Yearlan and Miss Clara Reddington assisting. reception postponed. The summer school reception at Guild hall for June 8 is postponed to June 15 due to a scheduling conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Gist
Bitterroot Club
Lutheran Aid
Chris Christensen
Lutheran Aid Society
Baptist Aid
Baptist Ladies Aid Society
Z. B. Yearlan
Rathbone
Yearlan
Clara Reddington
Guild Hall
Ladies Aid to Meet in Church Parlors Next Thursday
The Ladies Aid society of the Methodist church will be entertained next Thursday afternoon in the church parlors by Mrs. Louis Stahl, Mrs. L. H. Rumbaugh and Mrs. Al Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Methodist Church
Louis Stahl
L. H. Rumbaugh
al Davis
Jolly club gathering features Mrs Duke Gist as hostess
Mrs Duke Gist hosted the Jolly club gathering on Tuesday evening. Guests enjoyed lighthearted games titled Men s Wives Names and refreshments including cats as served by Mrs Gist, with Ernest Orr among the attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duke Gist
Jolly Club
Miss Eureka Nitzkowski Hosts Informal Tea With Six Guests
Eureka Nitzkowski entertained six guests Wednesday afternoon at the R. S. Stephenson home with a formal tea that extended into the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eureka Nitzkowski
R. S. Stephenson
Miss Erna Hearn Marries B Frank Henry in Butte
Miss Erna Hearn a 1913 Normal college graduate wed B Frank Henry in Butte last week. The couple will reside in Big Timber where the bride has taught school for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erna Hearn
The
Normal College
B. Frank Henry
Butte
Henry
Big Timber
Theatre party hosted by Miss Meyrl Erwin at Hartwig
Miss Meyrl Erwin entertained Theta members with a theatre party at the Hartwig theatre on Tuesday evening. Refreshments followed at the home of Mrs. W. A. Graeter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyrl Erwin
Theta
Hartwig Theatre
W. A. Graeter
Rebecca lodge bids farewell to Mrs Gray before move
Members of the local Rebecca lodge surprised Mrs. Edward Gray Tuesday evening by calling at her home to bid her farewell as she departs for Three Forks where her husband has gone into business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rebecca Lodge
Edward Gray
Three Forks
Entertains Senior Class At 1917 Graduate’s Home
Miss Ellen Nelson, one of the 1917 high school graduates, hosted a one o clock dinner for the county high school senior class at her North Atlantic street home. Lavender and gold decor and lilacs framed the four course meal served by Miss Elvira Peterson. Attendees included Elfreda Williamson Celesta Young May Henneberry Josephine Jones Bertie Mathews Lucy Kluge Dorothy Gelhaus Gladys Oliver Mildred Elliott Mary Ewing Georgia Paddock and Frankie Caldwell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County High School
Ellen Nelson
North Atlantic Street
Elvira Peterson
Elfreda Williamson
Celesta Young
May Henneberry
Josephine Jones
Bertie Mathews
Lucy Kluge
Dorothy Gelhaus
Gladys Oliver
Mildred Elliott
Mary Ewing
Georgia Paddock
Frankie Caldwell
Neighborhood Club Serves A May Meeting And Letter Plan
The Neighborhood Club met Saturday May 26 hosted by Mrs L S Kimmel and Mrs J W Scott at the Innaty Armstead. Members decorated with flags and lavender and white flowers. A plan proposes weekly letters to Parke Schott in training at the Presidio. Next meeting set for June 30 at John H Sheser home hosted by Mrs Frank P Blair and Mrs John H Sheser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neighbornoon Club
L. S. Kimmel
J. W. Scott
Innaty Armstead
J. C. Brenner
Parke Schott
Presidio
John H. Sheser
Frank P. Blair
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Ton and Gorham
Huber Bros
St. James Church
Trinity
Lee H. Young
Annabell Desmond
Dillon News Briefs
Jack Barrett
Johnson Brothers
Frank Knotts
Glenn Anderson
J. E. Watson
Idaho Falls
H. G. Staim
Fay Roberts
Peter McKinney
Salmon
C. L. Leon and
F. Meyers
Mrs. I. Miller
John Bray
Lakeview Country
Alois Fassler
Melrose
Karl Beehrer
Reichle
Maggie Courtney
San Jose
Calif
William Wall
Dell
A. J. Mackie
Arco
Pearl Simmons
Wisdom
Emil Conger
John Hogs
Meden
Ras Hansen
Sheep Creek Basin
Jack
Hamilton
Monida
R. Wells
W. J. Noyes
Dubois
James Dodd
Robert Boatman
George
Tim Yash
George Woodworth
Big Hole Basin
Big Hole
Wmn. Logan
Otto Schultz
Lester
Twin Bridges
Alice Roe
Coffee Creek
W. S. Bryant
Dan Thomas
Atty. T. E. Gilbert
Minnie Anderson
E. McGerty
Messrs
Halbert and
Mosley
Wise River
C. W. Hungerford
Virginia City
Josephine Erwin
Lewistown
Harry Gimble
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Coeur d’Alene
Elizabeth Harrison
Anaconda
David Sullivan
Emily
Wilhelmina Kramer
J. H. Deering
Missoula
O. W. Vandergrif
Bannack
Smith Ames of
Ross
Milton Nay
Horse Prairie
S. Roberts
Monument
J. W. Scott of
A. J. Wedum
Mansfield
James
Dillon Memorial Day
Alonzo Burnett
Herbert and
Jessie Burnett
Reno
Nevada
Bessie Wall
George Kunigman
California
Will
Dart’s Hall
Nora Connelly
Oliver Baxter
Roscoe Cornell
Gon
Texas
E J. Groeneveld
Salmon City
Frank Noonan
Canada
F. L. Graves
Frank Gauthier
Amede Bassette
John Stenger
Jack Barrel
Merle Enderly
Mr. Enderly
Frank Lovell
Miner
Lovell
Georgia Mathews
Mottana Street
Optometrist
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
E. W. Rodgers
Jean Pendergast
Whitehall
M. Wi. Aid
Mrs. Gray
Montana Mercantile
City Hall
Dillon, Mont
the Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
Burke Auto Transfer Co
Ned Burke
E. H. Brundage
Black Res
Black
Sheridan
Alder
Metlen
Neighborhood Club
Harry Nickel
Elvina Hartwig
R. W. Ellis
Vida Hickman
George Patrick
Alice Fitchoff
Jack Hamilton
Lola Hoblitzer
Seattle
Clarence Downer
Myrtle Shearer
C. E. Bryant O
Blackfoot
Annie Henshaw
Silt
Colorado
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