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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1918
Page
9
Tribune reminds readers to report missed or late deliveries and assures subscribers they should receive the paper regularly. The notice emphasizes home print delivery and requests notification to the office.
The Tribune Publishing Company states it will not be responsible for debts contracted by employees except in cases where orders signed by the management are given.
War time urgency prompts calls to mobilize idle men amid mining labor shortages in Coeur d'Alene districts. Edward Mott Wooley argues against loafing, urges census measures, moral suasion, and local action to force work during the war, condemning excessive idle behavior and stressing national duty.
The noncombatant American duty is to increase production, economize consumption, lend savings to the government, and hold Liberty bonds.
In New York President Wilson is shown greeting a Canadian soldier returning from the front. The veteran, aged 54, had joined the Canadian army after his son was crucified by German soldiers. The piece questions how to halt such barbarities and urges support for War Savings stamps.
A call to enlist stresses serving with the armed forces as a path to national defense. The message frames military service as a duty and a chance to contribute to security and victory.
There is widespread catarrh believed incurable by local treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine from F J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio is presented as a constitutional cure that works through the blood on mucous surfaces. Circulars and testimonials offered. sold by druggists.
The marriage of Smith Ames of Bedrock and Miss Anna Nugent of Butte was solemnized at Dillon’s Catholic church with a nuptial high mass officiated by Father Foley. The couple plan a week in Salt Lake City after a Medlon wedding breakfast followed by residence at Ames Ranch in Redrock.
At noon Saturday the ceremony united Mr T E Gilbert and Miss Alma T Morse with Rev R J Jensen officiating. Mrs H E Potter was bridesmaid and W G Gilbert best man. They will reside in Dillon after August 1 in Blair Lloyd apartments.
A delightful luncheon was given Thursday afternoon at the W. B. Hartwig home by Mrs. W. B. Hartwig and Mrs. H. S. Gimble. This evening the same ladies will host a dinner party at the same residence. Decorations featured patriotic and allies colors.
The last Theta meeting of the season was hosted by Miss Myrl Erwin on Tuesday evening. They conducted business and reported over $40 from a junk sale, a generous sum for the short collection period, with all proceeds dedicated to the Red Cross.
Mr and Mrs R W Boone plan a dinner tonight for guests Mr and Mrs J R Edgehill from Salt Lake City. Twelve covers will be set and decorations will be patriotic with unique place cards.
A lawn party for Baptist Sunday school members was held on the church lawn Monday evening. About sixty attended. After an hour of games, refreshments were served. The young people enjoyed a happy time.
Miss Mary Lee Towers entertained a number of her small friends yesterday in celebration of her ninth birthday.
The Presbyterian Missionary society is meeting with Mrs. G. R. Featherly this afternoon to discuss outreach programs and upcoming events.
Jolly Club members gathered with Mrs. B W Emerick on Tuesday evening to discuss club affairs and plan upcoming activities.
President Wilson writes to Mr Flowers thanking the Chautauqua movement for its role in educating Americans about democracy. He notes war has not diminished its importance and urges continued support of this patriotic institution as part of national defense.
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