Expansion the Dew of the Christian Life at First Baptist
Sunday June 4 services at First Baptist Church present Expansion the Dew of the Christian Life as the morning topic. Dr Tilden to speak to patriotic women and the Dillon Relief Corps urging reorganization. Com rades of the Post invited. flag decorations to remain. Donald Rash to recite. Sabbath school at 10 a m with Mrs R R Rathbone superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tilden
Dillon
Relief Corps
Stedman Post
Donald Rash
R. R. Rathbone
Resigned Pastor Ostrander Plans Coast Move
Rev. E. V. Ostrander, pastor of the Presbyterian church for five years, has resigned. He may relocate on the coast and attend his sons’ University of Washington commencement. He attended the presbytery at Butte where the resignation was acted on and will preach two Sundays in Tacoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. V. Ostrander
Presbyterian Church
University of Washington
St Elmo Commandery to Hold Ascension Sunday Service
St Elmo Commandery No 7 K T will join Rev H G Humphrey at the Methodist Episcopal church on Sunday June 4 at 11 am in esplanade worship. Knights to assemble at the Asylum Masonic Temple at 1030 am in full uniform for the procession and service. Sunday school at 950 am led by Prof Clark with special sermon to Knights Templars and a trio music program.
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St. Elmo Commandery No
K. T
H. G. Humphrey
Methodist Episcopal Church
St. Elmo
Asylum
Masonic Temple
M. E. Church
Methodist Church
Clark
Knights Templars
Heaven With
Mercy Bending
Misses van de Walker
Syrstad
Nitzkowski
C. W. Scott
DeKoven
Hazelbaker and Selway Head to Republican Convention
Assistant secretary Frank Hazelbaker and delegate E. O. Selway left for the Republican national convention in Chicago. They expect a ten day absence and anticipate lively times before a presidential candidate is nominated.
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Frank Hazelbaker
Chicago
E. O. Selway
Hazelbaker
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Meetings Told
Regular W C T U gatherings set in the M E church Lecture Room on the first Tuesday of each month at three o clock. Next Tuesday afternoon election of officers and plans for the Dry campaign will be made. All are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Christian Temperance Union
M. E. Church
Moore Inquest Set for Monday in Bannack Case
Coroner announces an inquest into the death of Robert Moore killed at Bannack last week. The hearing will occur Monday, June 5, after a postponement caused by bad roads preventing witnesses from reaching Bannack.
Jurors Named and Local Activities in Dillon
The jury panel includes W F Drummey Frank Lovell Wm Russell E T Patrick A A Kenison and Finley Cunnard. Marriage licenses issued this week include Lawrence W Gray and Mrs Ruth Weaver both of Lima. A list of local notices mentions teaching moves and a university study plan for Miss Idanda Baker. Will Williams is charged with stealing railroad ties from Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad and faces trial next Monday. Dr Horace W Tilden will speak on Woman's Work in the Civil War to Dillon patriotic women on June 4 at St James Church. Holy communion and sermon follow with Miss Laura Hildreth returning from Medicine Lodge to attend graduation in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence W. Gray
Ruth Weaver
Lima
Justice of the Peace
A. A. Kenison
Willard Jensen
Dillon
Alice Mae Bunch
Butte
H. G. Humphrey
Everett Clark
Bannack
Alice McAlena
Dickinson
Idanda Baker
Florence
Montana
Gilmore and Pittsburg
Will Williams
Horace W. Tilden
Department
Good Government Club of
Laura Hildreth
Medicine Lodge
Tie limbs to stake to save young trees from wind
Advice from James Kirkpatrick urges tying swinging limbs to a stake with soft padding to prevent girdling trunks and loosening shallow roots. He warns that many newly planted trees die from wind sway if not secured, prioritizing trunk protection over limb damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Kirkpatrick
Beaverhead County Attorney Candidate Announcement
W G Gilbert announces candidacy for nomination to be Beaverhead County Attorney at the Republican primary on August 29 1916. Address 4148 S Washington Dillon Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana
W. G. Gilbert
S. Washington Street
Dillon
Mont
Eighth Grade Graduation Exercises Program At Training School
The program for an eighth grade graduation at the Training school auditorium on Thursday evening, June 8 at 8 30 lists invocation music by The Toy Symphony conducted by Miss N Gencieve Taylor address by Grant E Finch director of Training school and awards diplomas with music selections including Pirates Chorus and Nature s Joys presented by Miss Norris Pupils
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Training School
Hugo Selinger
Toy Symphony
N. Gencieve Taylor
Grant E. Finch
Nature’s
Norris
Pirates Chorus
Elks Plan Ball and Banquet at City Hall
The Dillon Elks club hosts a ball and banquet at the city hall auditorium on June 16. About 200 Elks and their ladies from Dillon Virginia City Butte Anaconda and Wisdom are expected. Decorations use purple and white and Carter's orchestra of Butte will provide music. Entertainers will amuse guests during the banquet on the first floor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks of
Dillon
City Hall
Virginia City
Butte
Anaconda
Wisdom
Carter
Orchestra
Restoration of Palestine as an agricultural nation
Scientific American notes Palestine’s agricultural potential and honey production, stressing capital and political reform needed for prosperity. It cites Palestine as a converging flora from three continents and varied altitudes favorable to beekeeping, reflecting on historic biblical imagery of a land flowing with milk and honey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palestine
Egypt
Scientific American
Supply Patrons Prices Here As Reasonable for Same Class of Goods
A community urged residents to buy locally to boost town growth and home values. The article argues home merchants stock quality dry goods groceries shoes and hardware as well as larger cities and keeping money in circulation benefits every inhabitant. It emphasizes supporting Dillon stores to aid local prosperity.
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Dillon
Neutrality Call at Conference Demands Unified Policy
In Chicago on May 25 1916 a conference urged strict neutrality per Washington’s address. They called for policies protecting American lives and interests, condemned bias toward belligerents, opposed racial division rhetoric, and urged party nominations aligned with these views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ill
George Washington
Monkey condemned then spared by judge in Mexican museum
A monkey at a Sacusaya museum in Mexico was judged to be shot after biting a man who died. The judge's criminal proceeding led to the sentence, but the museum manager intervened, and the monkey is now imprisoned in an iron cage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacusaya
Mex
Uture
All the Task He Wanted in the Senate Quip
The dialogue features Senator Sorghum noting he has not yet gathered facts, only deciding on conclusions. He jokes that thinking up the conclusions is easier than compiling evidence. The exchange underscores a partisan irony in preliminary legislative reasoning.
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Senator Sorghum
Dillon Bride-to-Be Mabel Edwards to Wed in June
Mrs H A Pease hosted a Friday shower for Miss Mabel Edwards sister of Eli Edwards of Twin Bridges. Edwards a Dillon normal school graduate will marry Russell Fryburg a Beaverhead businessman in early June with many friends in Twin Bridges and Dillon.
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H. A. Pease
Mabel Edwards
Miss Edwards
Eli Edwards
Twin Bridges
Dillon
State Normal School
Russell Fryburg
Beaverhead Capital
Flynn and Ella Misses wed in Butte after May 23
Announcement lists Miss Ella Flynn and W J D Sandy marrying in Butte this week. Bride is Terence Flynn’s daughter, ranching family, groom a cattleman from Centennial valley. Newlyweds plan home there.
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Ella, Flynn
W. JD. Sandy
Butte
Terence Flynn
Centennial Valley
Mrs Jennings Hosts Hobnob Ladies Tea Guests
Mrs W C Jennings entertains the Hobnob ladies this afternoon with guests including Mrs A W Connolly Mrs George Lovell Mrs J J Gilbert Mrs Terry Browning and Mrs Harry Graves of Bannack attending.
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W. C. Jennings
A. W. Connolly
George Lovell
J. J. Gilbert
Terry Browning
Harry Graves
Bannack
Surprise party honors Mr. McClure birthday
Mrs. Fred McClure hosted a formal surprise gathering last Monday evening for Mr. McClure’s birthday. The event proved to be highly enjoyable for the guest of honor and attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred McClure
Mr. McClure
Methodist ladies hostesses gather for afternoon reception
Mrs. Margaret Schuler, Mrs. Edgar Ferris and Mrs. R. J. Bidstrup served as hostesses yesterday afternoon in the church parlors for a Methodist ladies gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Schuler
Edgar Ferris
R. J. Bidstrup
Riverside Country Club Social at Sam Freeman Home
Thursday afternoon the Riverside club was entertained at the Sam Freeman home by Mrs. Freeman, Mrs. Young and Miss Fannie Young in a gracious social gathering hosted by local hosts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Riverside Country Club
Riverside Club
Sam Freeman
Freeman
Mrs. Young
Fannie Young
Baptist Aid Society Set for Thursday Afternoon Hosted
The Baptist Aid society will be entertained next Thursday afternoon by Mrs. F. E. Foote and Miss Clara Plant at Miss Plant's home. A large attendance is desired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Aid Society
F. E. Foote
Clara Plant
Evening Picnic For Seniors At Lovers' Leap
The Seniors of B. C. H. S. enjoyed an evening picnic Monday at Lovers' Leap with light fare and cheerful company breaking the routine of school life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lovers’ Leap
Mrs A J Wedum Hosts Bitterroot Club Meeting
Mrs A J Wedum entertained Bitterroot club members Wednesday afternoon in a social gathering with informal refreshments and conversation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Wedum
Bitterroot Club
Familiar Horse Brings Past Meetings to Light
Dialogue reveals a policeman recognizing Higgins from prior occasions as the private recounts a past kiss at the club. The exchange nimbly ties present service to earlier personal encounters and sets a playful tone.
As Cook. Mrs. T. J. Kelly, Dillon, Mont. 21-22
Mrs. T J Kelly of Dillon Montana is listed as the cook for the 1921 1922 season in the community roster. The note notes her duties and location.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. J. Kelly
Dillon, Mont
Local and Personal News From Dillon and Nearby
Local items note P W Magee visiting from Sherman and KE J Bowman from Anaconda. Visitors include Mrs Roy Ayers from Divide, Mr and Mrs J W Scott of Armstead, Mrs Perry Garwood and daughter, Mr and Mrs Homer Harrison of Anaconda, and Miss Olga Anderegg returning to Dillon for vacation. Park Lowther visits Dillon to see his daughter at the Normal. Mrs Joseph Walsh and son return from a three week visit in Butte with Mr and Mrs Wood and relation Mrs Wood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
KE. J. Bowman
Anaconda
Roy Ayers
Divide
Dillon
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Perry Garwood
Little Daughter
Homer Harrison
Olga Anderegg
Park Lowther
South Main Street
Butte
Joseph Walsh
Small Son
Wood
Walsh
Halcyon Days Weather Phrase Origin Explored
The term halcyon days stems from a belief that kingfishers nest during calm seas. The phrase implies peaceful weather associated with the kingfisher's breeding season.
Conventions Loom in Presidential Fight Intrigue
Reports from Chicago describe pre convention campaigning for Roosevelt and Hughes with Hitchcock aiming to have Hughes named first when states vote. Root and Roosevelt backers may push to present their nominee before Hughes. At the Democratic convention Woodrow Wilson is seen as the likely nominee with a brief, principle laden session.
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Chicago
Herbert L. Saterlee
Lawrence Graham
New York
George von L. Meyer
Navy
Roosevelt
Frank H. Hitchcock
Charles E. Hughes
Hughes
Hitchcock
Alabama
Root
Woodrow Wilson
Wilson
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Wm. Russell
E. T. Patrick
Finley Cunnard
St. James’ Church
ELKS
State
Home Buyer
Democratic Convention
Optometrists
Albert Stamm
M. E. Aid
Montana Mercantile Co
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P. WH. Magee
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