Ladies Enjoy Social Dinner After Cemetery Visit
Dillon notes recall a W R C G A R Relief Corps dinner at the homes of Mrs. Susan Findling and Mrs. John Wolf on Pacific street. About twenty five attendees shared a substantial spread and friendly chatter. Seniors held a dinner for Normal college seniors formerly in the Baptist Sunday school with Misses Carrie Slusher Mary Parrish Bessie Bennett Verna Bird Belle Bothwell Nina Judson and the hostess in attendance.
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Relief Corps
Grand Army
Susan Findling
John Wolf
Pacific Street
F. E. Foote
Normal College
Baptist Sunday School
Carrie Slusher
Mary Parrish
Bessie Bennett
Verna Bird
Belle Bothwell
Nina Judson
Normal College Sextette and Orchestra Entertained
The sextette and orchestra of the Normal College were delightfully entertained by Miss Lucy Herrick after the vesper service last Sunday evening. Light refreshments were served and a very enjoyable hour spent.
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The
Normal College
Lucy Herrick
Nina Nash Hosts Pleasant Senior Reception
Miss Nina Nash was hostess Monday at a reception for a number of the seniors. A very pleasant time was spent and delicious refreshments were served to the guests.
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Nina Nash
St Rose Guild Meets at Willard Residence Next Thursday
St Rose guild will meet with Mrs Will Newnes at the Willard residence next Thursday afternoon. Mrs W G Roberts and Mrs Theodore Nelson hosted the ladies yesterday afternoon in the church parlors. Busy Bee club to be entertained by Mrs John Wolfe next Wednesday afternoon. Members will be entertained by Mrs F E Foote next Wednesday afternoon.
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The
St. Rose Guild
Will Newnes
Willard
W. G. Roberts
Theodore Nelson
John Wolfe
F. E. Foote
Gutherie Wanted in Utah Case Captured in Canyon Visit
Sheriff Erwin learned from a Brigham deputy that a man named Guthrie, sought for horse stealing, was in the area. Last week Guthrie appeared in town near the sheriff's office and was identified by description. Brigham authorities advised holding him as the wanted man. Guthrie admits identity but denies the horse theft. Camped in Canyon with families of W. E. Jennings.
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Erwin
Boise
Brigham
Utah
Scully
Gutherie
Bridge Contract Let For Big Hole River Near Divide
Beaverhead and Silver Bow officials awarded the contract to C E Peppard Bridge Company of Missoula to build a steel bridge over the Big Hole River near Divide at $8,998. J H Sharpe spent a weekend camp at the mouth of Clark's canyon with a brief outing Friday night through Sunday night.
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J. H. Sharpe
Clark's Canyon
Beaverhead
Silver Bow
Big Hole
Divide
C. E. Peppard Bridge Company
Missoula
Dillon Junior Team Beats Sheridan Juniors 14 to 8
Dillon Junior team won the Sunday morning game on the local diamond, defeating Sheridan Juniors who had beaten them the prior Sunday. The Virginia City baseball group will visit Dillon next Sunday for a return match, touted as the strongest Dillon squad this season and likely to be a solid contest. Lima couple Burt Merritt and Dorothy Maynard wed after a Wednesday license and ceremony by Rev. W S Watson.
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Dillon
Sheridan
Loca Diamond
Virginia City Baseball Aggregation
Dillon Boys
Burt Merritt
Dorothy Maynard
Lima
W.S. Watson
Damage Suit Over Horse Killed by Train Filed
Charles Calvert of Lima sues the Oregon Short Line for 150 dollars claiming a Short Line train ran over and killed his horse.
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Charles Calvert
Lima
Oregon Short Line
Local and Personal Notes From Dillon and Nearby
Butte-Dillon stub handles express and mail. Al Woodside visits Butte for eye treatment. Mrs. Rathbone returns from Iowa trip. Mrs. Brown travels to Los Angeles for health. Melrose services held Sunday evening. Roy Murray and James Dodd ride to Butte. Dodd returns in a new roadster. Mr. and Mrs. Scott and Parker visit Dillon from Armstead. Olive Erickson of Richmond Utah visits aunt Mrs. Plant and departs last Sunday. Men’s oxfords offered by Eliel Brothers at 4.50 and 5.00 in stock.
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Butte-Dillon
al Woodside
Butte
R. R. Rathbone
Iowa
Paul Brown
Los Angeles
Byterian
Melrose
Roy Murray
James Dodd
Mr. Dodd
J. W.scott
Parker
Armstead
Dillon
Olive Erickson
Richmond
Utah
Clara
Eliel Brothers
Lost to Cora Taylor and reward offered
Dennis Barton a former Dillon resident died at Deer Lodge where he ran a barber shop. Sheriff Erwin brought Ed Sanford and N F Martin to state prison. Sanford a two year term for forgery and Martin a three year term for grand larceny. Prof C J Manning of Silverton and family will occupy Garver residence for summer. Garvers plan to Iowa. Justice Brantley spoke at Normal college commencement. summer session starts next Tuesday with large attendance. McGees Baby Elixir ad promotes teething relief for babies with 25 or 50 cent bottles.
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Dennis
Barton
Dillon
Deer Lodge
D. W. Erwin
Ed Sanford
N. F. Martin
Sanford
Martin
C. J. Manning
Silverton
Colo
Garver
Garvers
Iowa
Prof. Manning
Mr. Garver
Theodore Brantley
Supreme Court
Normal College
the Medlen
Eureka Beans: Frost-Proof Crop Emerges in Gateway Region
Eureka Montana reports Joseph Friend of Gateway growing a new dryland bean variety that tolerates frost and stays green into December. The beans resemble lima beans in shape but surpass them in flavor. Seed origin traces to Aunt Sophia near Gateway from a Canadian squaw. A sizable crop exists this year with exhibition planned at Lincoln County Fair in Eureka this fall.
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Eureka
Mont
Joseph Friend
Gateway
Friend
Sophia
Canada
Lincoln County
Chamberlain’s remedy praised by S. C. reader
“I have tried various colic and diarrhoea remedies, but Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea remedy gave me entire satisfaction and cured me when afflicted. I recommend it to friends at all times.” 5. N. Galloway Stewart, S.C. For sale by All Dealers. advt. lm
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Chamberlain
N. Galloway
Stewart
S.C
Advt. Lm
Receipts Reported for Secretary of State Office
Quarterly receipts for the Secretary of State A. M. Alderson total $14,447 with $9,680 from domestic corporate filing fees. Other sources include foreign corporations $2,474.40, notarial commissions $1,932, certificates and copies $188, railroad ticket agents licenses $24, official bonds and warrants $30, trade marks $33, coal licenses $37, weight and measures $21, and miscellaneous $20.
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A. M. Alderson
Alderson
Foley Kidney Pills Ad Claims Quick Kidney Relief
The ad asserts bladder irritation kidney trouble dull headaches and back pain show kidneys need strengthening. It promises rapid restoration of health appetite and sleep and urges trying Foley Kidney Pills by Potts the druggist.
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Potts
Ady
Paper Becomes Democratic Leaders Take Over Evening Journal
Billings J M Kennedy state commissioner of agriculture and publicity and T M Shwdlehurst of Livingston take over the Evening Journal and pledge support for the national and state democratic administrations.
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Billings
J. M. Kennedy
Agricultur and Publicity
T. M. Swhdlehurst
Livingston
Evening Journal
Forward to Montana State Normal College and frontier ideals
In a reflective exposition Montana pioneers forged a free government with moral law, laying a foundation of independence and institutions. The piece traces the transition from frontier self rule to organized government, warning of corporate influence and urging reform to preserve rights and prosperity.
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Commonwealth
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertises Health Benefits
Ad claims the pills purify blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels healthy. It asserts the medicine rids the system of fermenting foods and gas while offering mild effective relief. Price listed as 25 cents at your druggist.
Missoula Votes to Retain Commission Form of Government
In a special election Monday Missoula defeated a move to end the commission form and revert to the ward system. Of 1,553 votes cast, 1,050 supported retaining the present city government structure.
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Missoula
Comforting to Stout People Foley Cathartic Tablets
An advertisement touts Foley Cathartic Tablets as a regulator for the digestive system. It claims relief from discomfort after meals, no taste or dislike, and greater comfort for a stout person who uses them regularly.
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Potts
Reward notices offered for sheep thief and camp robber
The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers association offers a five hundred dollar reward for the conviction of any sheep thief and a two hundred fifty dollar reward for the conviction of any camp robber. Leyally
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Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association
Leyally
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Tribune Book Store
Dillon Carriage Works
Helena & Wash. Sts
Dillon, Montana
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