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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1918

Page

10

Beaverhead River Shrinks to Record Low as May Cold Bites

The Beaverhead River runs at its lowest level for the season, blamed on May cold weather that prevented snowmelt. A man named Joe Lyons from Centennial valley arrived with a crushed hip after a horse kick and was hospitalized in Butte. Marriage licenses issued include Charles Kelso and Nellie Robson of Dillon and Jesse Finsley of Jackson with Amelia Davis of La Porte Indiana.

Beaverhead River Joe Lyons Centennial Valley Butte Young Lyon Dillon District Court Charles Garrison Kelso Nellie Pearl Robson Jesse W. Finsley Jackson Amelia Davis la Porte Indiana

Rural School Inspection Visits Big Hole Basin

County superintendent Miss Elizabeth Sutherland and Helena inspector Miss Adelaide Ayres tour Big Hole basin schools this week. Ayres delivers lectures on rural school problems and work to local educators.

Elizabeth Sutherland Adelaide Ayres Helena Big Hole Basin Ayres

Price visits daughter in Big Timber before Cheyenne voyage

L. J. Price dropped by Big Timber for a visit with his daughter Miss May Price of the public schools on Friday and Saturday. He was traveling from Dillon to Cheyenne Wyoming where he is connected with the Mid West Oil company.

L. J. Price Big Timber Miss May Price Dillon Cheyenne Wyo Mid West Oil Company John Egan Western Wholesale Grocery Company Beaverhead George Webber Jackson Webber Fred’ Dishno Florence Dishno Railroad Avenue George Plum Leadore Idaho Silas’ Dishno Helen Finch Missoula Elmer. Gordon Armstead

Ice price held steady by local dealer Patterson

S. S. Patterson, the local ice dealer, says prices will stay the same this year despite higher labor costs. He notes an additional thousand dollars spent to produce the same amount of ice as last year.

S. S. Patterson Patterson

Bond visiting Dillon for summer dentistry study

Eugene Bond arrives in Dillon for summer, taking a course at the Iowa State College branch in Ames and studying toward graduation next year. After completion, he expects to be placed by the government.

Eugene Bond Iowa State College Iowa City Iowa Dillon Bond Ames

Young Peterson Singed in Naval Target Practice

Darrell Peterson of Bedrock son of Mr and Mrs Eph Peterson serves on a vessel on submarine patrol out of Brooklyn. During target practice a shell exploded before the breech was closed and his hair was singed from head and face. The burns were painful but not dangerous.

Young Peterson Darrell Peterson Bedrock Eph Peterson Brooklyn Peterson

Eight Young Men Leave Dillon for Camp Virginia

The eight young men departed Dillon Saturday afternoon for Camp Virginia after a spirited sendoff by friends. They received several small gifts as they left in high spirits. Beaverhead’s Red Cross quota of 7500 was nearly doubled, with local generosity exceeding past drives.

Dillon Virginia Beaverhead Red Cross

Train schedule changes on Oregon Short Line listed

Last Sunday a new timetable on the Oregon Short Line railway took effect. North bound No. 29 now arrives at 2.15 a m while south bound No. 80 comes in at 9.45 a m. No. 31 north bound now reaches at 2.37 p m and No. 32 south bound at 8.20 p m.

Oregon Short Line Railway

Large Enrollment At Summer Normal Sees Dorms Overload

The summer Normal opened Tuesday with the largest enrollment in college history. Three days drew many young women. town housing fills as dorms overflow. Also notes Methodist services June 9 with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and evening preaching.

M. E. Church The Methodist Church Robert Clark Passor H. G. Humphrey Epworth League

Draft Enlistments Reach 1.5 Million in War Effort

A Helena state bulletin reports over 1.5 million men have joined the colors since the draft began. In one week last month 90,000 were sent to the European front, with most now serving with Allied troops. Soon American units are expected to form a separate section of the front.

Helena Uncle Sam

Smelter to Rise Near Polaris Mine at Silver Fissure

A dismantled mill at the Silver Fissure mine is to be replaced by a smelter for Polaris silver lead ore. The smelter’s machinery is being hauled by a five ton truck with daily trips. over 100 tons moved, and several hundred more to go. The Polaris mine has been idle due to low metal prices, but great things are anticipated once the smelter operates.

Polaris

Playground Opens at Normal Training School

The Normal Training school grounds host a Monday 2 30 pm playground with tennis by Miss Ann Hazard and Miss Lydia Smith the Dillon champions. Girls perform folk dances and boys play a ball game then a fast baseball game Burfiend and Lougheed face opposing teams. A dance follows in the gymnasium under Miss Henry’s direction.

Ann Hazard Lydia Smith Dillon Burfiend Lougheed Miss Henry

Special Venire for State Versus Stoller Jury Delayed

A special venire was issued after exhaustion of jurors yesterday in the case State vs Ephraim Stoller. Separately buyers flocked to a horse sale, with a large, well conditioned lot offered. Smaller horses brought lower prices while the large ones sold well, making the sale satisfactory overall.

Ephraim Stoller

Elks Flag Day Service Set for Friday in Virginia City

On June 14 the annual Elks Flag Day service will be held in Virginia City with John G Brown of Helena as speaker. The public is invited to attend this patriotic observance and Dillon residents are urged to join.

Elks Virginia City John G.brown Helena Dillon

Dillon News Briefs Skim Local Visitors and Health Notes

Dillon news rounds up visitors from Sheridan Helena Lakeview and Billings on business and family notes. Local health: Scott ill with pneumonia and cataract surgery planned for S. M. McKnight. Rev. Jensen to have throat operation. births reported and residents traveling to Butte Seattle Rochester and Murray hospital.

Red Cross Dance Highlighted in Local Letter

Polutis’ correspondent notes the Red Cross dance at the Diamond O ranch last Saturday night. The piece also mentions dry wells in Rattle Snake valley, plus various local residents’ comings and goings around Dillon and neighboring communities.

Thanking friends for support after death of Willard Jensen

The undersigned express heartfelt thanks for the help and sympathy received during the illness and death of our beloved brother and uncle Willard Jensen. MR. and MRS. C.H. WHEAT, MRS. MARTHA MELVYN, MRS. HARRY VAIL, MISS VERA MELVYN.

Gard Thansk Willard Jensen C.H. Wheat Martha Melvyn Harry Vail Vera Melvyn

Timber Division Point Moves Missoula to Diversion Hub

Missoula is designated as a lumber diversion point by R H Aishton regional rail director for the northwest. Lumber trains will be under Rocky Mountain division control with diversions at Butte Billings and other points to routes toward Cle Elum Auburn Portland and destinations east. Each train must carry at least 15 cars and stay in continuous motion until its destination.

Missoula R. H. Aishton Railroads of the Northwest Rocky Mountain Division Butte Billings Cle Elum Auburn Wash Portland Ore

Horse Sale at Wisdom Auction Sets June 22

A. H. McVay and Son of near Wisdom announce a large horse auction at Wisdom stock yards on June 22. Ninety head of cross bred stock will be sold with C. N. Moore acting as auctioneer.

Wisdom A. H. McVay & Son Near Wisdom Wisdom Stock Yards C. N. Moore

Dillon Couple Wed in Quiet Dillon Ceremony

Miss Pearl Robson became the bride of Mr. Charles G. Kelso at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John Robson with Rev. Robert J. Jensen officiating. The couple planned a Salt Lake City honeymoon and will reside in Dillon.

John Robson Miss Pearl Charles G. Kelso Robert J. Jensen St. James’ Curch Kelso Salt Lake City Dillon Eliel

Dancing party at Ladue and Sanders ranch on Grasshopper

The Tessier orchestra played lively music for a large crowd at a Saturday night dancing party on the Grasshopper at Ladue and Sanders ranch. A young pig was auctioned during the evening and the Parker proceeds plus door receipts totaled about 1400 dollars for the local Red Cross chapter.

Gilbert-Fulton engagement reception honors Alma Morse

Mr and Mrs F A Gilbert entertained on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Alma Morse who will wed T E Gilbert on Saturday June 15. Guests enjoyed dancing and card playing in the park pavilion decorated with spring flowers and refreshments were served late.

F. A. Gilbert Alma Morse T. E. Gilbert Smerry Park

Orr Honored at Dinner at Hotel Metlen

John T. Orr served as honor guest at a dinner held last evening at the Hotel Metlen. Guests enjoyed cleverly arranged favors, including themed menus, and the event provided an evening long remembered by attendees.

John T. Orr Hotel Metlen

Party to honor Hollingsworth twins at Andrus home

Invitations go to tomorrow’s event at the Andrus residence on Pacific street to honor Misses Ethel and Viola Hollingsworth who plan to depart soon. Hosts are Miss Anne Shafer and Miss Frankie Andrus.

Andrus Pacific Street Ethel Viola Hollingsworth Anne Shafer Frankie Andrus

Baptist Aid Ladies Meet at Mrs Cushing’s Home

Mrs Ed Cushing hosted Baptist aid society members yesterday afternoon at her residence on South Washington Street for a social gathering and discussion.

Baptist Aid

Prospect Club Gathers for Evening at Miss Baker's Home

The Prospect club members, young ladies, were entertained Wednesday evening at the home of Miss Helen Baker.

Prospect Club Helen Baker

War Savings Day Proclaimed in Dillon

Dillon Mayor J H Gilbert proclaims Friday June 28 1918 as War Savings Day. Citizens are urged to spend the afternoon after two o clock subscribing for War Savings stamps and promoting their sale to the limit allowed by law.

Dillon United States Secretary of the Treasury Montana J. H. Gilbert

Miss Genevieve Metlen Hosts Eighth Grade Dinner

Miss Genevieve Metlen of Armstead entertained at the Coffe House Friday night for Dillon students who came for the eighth grade examinations. The pupils enjoyed a well-appointed dinner and a very happy time.

Genevieve Metlen Armstead Coffe House Dillon

Lutheran Aid Social Hosted by Mrs Hans Mickelsen

The Lutheran Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Hans Mickelsen Thursday afternoon June 13.

Lutheran Aid Society Hans Mickelsen

Catholic Ladies Entertained at Mrs Gilbert's Ranch

St Rose residents report that Catholic ladies were entertained yesterday by Mrs F A Gilbert at her ranch home in a social gathering reflecting local community hospitality.

Presbyterian Aid Society Entertained by Mrs Edie

The Manse Club report notes the Presbyterian Aid society was entertained by Mrs. M. H. Edie yesterday, reflecting a social gathering at the local church circle.

Presbyterian Aid Society M. H. Edie

Auxiliary Hosts Terse Gathering By Bertha and Anna Huber

Auxiliary, Misses Bertha and Anna Huber entertained attendees Thursday at a local gathering. The event featured brief remarks and light refreshments for members.

Misses Bertha Anna Huber

Jolly Club Meeting With Miss Ella Free

The Jolly Club members gathered with Miss Ella Free Wednesday evening for a club gathering and discussion.

Jolly Club Ella

Doan's Kidney Pills Relieve Chronic Backache Claim

Mrs. Robert Moses of 128 West Centre Street endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for long running kidney and back pain. She reports relief after trying the remedy, saying it cured her after several boxes. Price is 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo New York manufactures. Adv-22-23

Dean Dillon Robert Moses W. Centre Street Doan

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Henry VIII Hether Howard Atches Huber Bros N. Y Albert Stamm L. P. Stamm U. S Carolina Stamm New York Sappho U.s.marine Corps Ened Morcan Sens U. S. Marines Dillon News Briefs Frank Perrault Sheridan George B. Conway Jesse Allen Lakeview H. E. Potter and Son Chicago Geo. Scott C. W. Scott Harry Foster John Thomas Elmer Hydeman Walter Ellinghouse S. M. McKnight Dell R. J. Jensen F. A. Hazelbaker and Son Big Hole R. H. Boatman Harry Williams E. H. Sherman F. P. Birrer Blaine Frank Bassett Rochester Minn Roscoe Cornell Texas May Price Red Lodge Union Electric Company Elvera Peterson Fox Maureen Desmond Wisdom News George M. Clemon Amanda Giudici Seattle Pauline Wm. Bernstein D. E. Metlen Martin Jackson Mildred James Jos. Walsh Roode W. C. Jennings Prof. Toan W. A Murray Hospital Roy LeKander LeKander Minnie Gilbert the Red Cross Lutheran Aid Western Wholesale Grocery Co
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