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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1917
Page
3
Oregon Short Line Time Table No 32 80 29 31
Southbound No 32 at 7 45 p m. Southbound No 80 at 9 30 a m. Northbound No 29 at 4 25 a m. Northbound No 31 at 1 58 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Union Services to Start July 1 1917 Hearts in Basin
Next Sunday evening July 1 1917 the first union meetings of the Methodist and Baptist congregations begin. The Methodist church hosts at eight o clock with Rev Walter M Corll conducting for the Baptist church. The following Sunday evening the services move to the Baptist church and separate morning services continue. This plan allows services at multiple points across the basin each Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Corll
Baptist Church
Beaverhead County Ranch Purchase Attracts Visitor
Charles Marble of Bozeman spent a week with the O W Smith place and bought a 200 acre Beaverhead valley ranch from A C Bond. The property lies three miles south of town, all in crop, and Marble may move his home here after considering ranch interests in the Gallatin valley. He speaks highly of the locality and its residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Valley
Charles Marble
Bozeman
Gallatin Valley
Cattle Losses Reported Near Anaconda Amidst Big Hole Shipment
Montana cattle from E S Jones Spokane millionaire suffered herd mortality on a load of 600 head near Three Mile Anaconda. State Veterinarian W J Butler is investigating. deaths not linked to contagious disease. Jones bought cattle from former Sheriff Tullock Fergus County.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Tullock
Fergus County
Big Hole
Methodist Church Service and Programs on July 1
On Sunday July 1 the Methodist church holds Sunday school at 9 50 a m with Prof Robt Clark as superintendent. Preaching by Pastor H G Humphrey at 11 o clock on The Conservation Program of Joseph. Epworth League at 7 p m followed by union song service and preaching by Rev Walter M Corll. Public invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Methodist ‘Church
Robt. Clark
H. G. Humphrey
Joseph
Epworth League
Walter M. Corll
Serious Operation in Butte Hospital Update
Mrs. David L. Smith remains hospitalized in Butte after a serious intestinal operation performed Wednesday. She is recovering but will require extended care. Mrs. Mary Bryan assisted during the procedure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David L. Smith
Butte
Mary Bryan
To California Overland with Jasper Nelson Family
Jasper Nelson and family plan a two month automobile trip to Long Beach California starting Monday from Frank Birrer ranch. They will spend most of the summer sight-seeing and stay away from Montana until next spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Freeland
Auburn, Mo
Duke Gist
Mr. Gist
Yellowstone National Park
Jasper Nelson
Long Beach
Calif
Frank Birrer
Montana
Fine Stand of Winter Wheat Highlighted by Magee Acreage
H D Weenink reports Tom Magee has 150 acres of the finest winter wheat stand in the state after many crops failed due to winterkill. Also notes upcoming sermons by Rev. H G Humphrey at Armstead Apex schoolhouse July 1 and Holman schoolhouse with times, plus a lost purse noted for a $5 bill and change.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Weenink
McHesser Creek
Tom Magee
Magee
H. G. Humphrey
Armstead
Apex
Holman School House
Tribune Office
Banking Ledger Facts From Beaverhead County Montana
State of Montana shows Beaverhead County banking records with assets totaling 101940.77 and deposits including individual and savings, cash reserves and bonds. The document lists cash assets, loans, stocks, installment notes, and corporate capital with officers I C W Hudson and notary Josxen C Falier validating the entry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Josxen C. Falier
State of
Montana
Dillos
Dillon Couple United in Marriage at Methodist Parsonage
On Wednesday June 27 at the Methodist parsonage William Tally of Dillon wed Susie Farrar of Dillon in a ceremony conducted by Rev. H. G. Humphrey. Jolly Club members gathered earlier as Ella Free hosted with guests including Mrs. Freeland and Mrs. Nash for games and a Capitals-themed evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tally
Farrar
William Tally
Dillon
Susie Farrar
H. G. Humphrey
Methodist Church
Jolly Club
Ella Free
Frank Freeland
Missouri
Mary Bigler
Jamie Nash
Nina ‘Nash
Gilbert–LeKander Marriage At South Pacific Street
Miss Minnie Gilbert wed Roy LeKander of LaSalle with Rev Lee Young of St James Church officiating. No attendants. only family attended. Couple left that evening for a new home in Illinois. bride is a popular Dillon young woman. groom a Chicago civil engineer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gilbert
South Pacific Street
Minnie Gilbert
Roy LeKander
LaSalle
Lee Young
St. James Church
Illinois
Dillon
Chicago
Oscar Williams dies in Salt Lake City tuberculus trachea
Oscar Williams known as the chilf king died in Holy Cross hospital Salt Lake City on June 28 from tuberculosis of the trachea. His remains go to Logan Utah for funeral with Odd Fellows in charge. Mrs Williams travels to Logan for rites. he was 38, born in Hamport Louisiana, owned property there and had lived in Dillon and Logan. He ran a lunch wagon and owned a homestead near Logan beyond the reservoir.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oscar Williams
Chilf King
Holy Cross Hospital
Salt Lake City
Logan
Utah
Odd Fellows of
Williams
Mr. Williams
Hamport
Louisiana
Northwest
Dillon
City Reservoir
Chautauqua Luncheon Set for Monday Noon
Arrangements are under way for a Chautauqua luncheon at the Metlen hotel dining room at noon on Monday July 9. Guest speaker J. C. Herbsman will address attendees, a return visit noted for his engaging platform style and travel experiences. Fidel Huber and Pearl I. Smith lead the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metlen
J. C. Herbsman
Herbsman
Fidel Huber
Pearl I. Smith
Mr. Herbsman
Old Women Abounded in Eighteenth Century Society
In eighteenth century English society women grew old quickly. Marie Antoinette at twenty nine planned to shift attire away from youthful flowers and feathers with Rose Bertin. Georgiana the duchess of Devonshire argued aging at seven and twenty, while a French ambassador noted seven and twenty marks elder status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Antoinette
Louis XVI
Rose Bertin
Georgiana
Devonshire
France
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reeds & Barton
Gorham
Huber Bros
Red Cross
Charles Barry
Elkhorn
Déwey
Emma C. Miller
al G. Barnes Circus
Stella Kahn
Miss Miller
Clyde Moore
Sunday School of
The
First Baptist Church
Selway Bridge
New Mining Company
Esconda Gold Mining Company
H. L. McCaleh
M. J. Callaway
Z. B. Yeaman
G. L. Dixon
J. E. Morse
Record-Herald
U. P
H. V. Platt
Union Pacific System
Boy Scouts of
Elkhorn Springs
Mr. Neate
Security State Bank of
State of Montana
Resources
Tore Hades
Cocarita Hemor Tenatmneeeall
Beaverhead
C. P. Batley
Cashier
C. C. Thorxton
Peart I
Suiru
Joux Coltins
Abeledayachs
Joaipeet-byy
Phbasddeaigyeenaelds
Eaednite
Eeeeter
Albert Stamms
California
G. M.‘Melton
Melton
County Red Cross Fund
Dillmont Park
Beaverhead State Bank
Total
Ss. I. C
W. Hudson
C. W. Hupson
G. T. Paul
Ty. J. Murany
LeKander
Salt Lake Hospital
Montana Mercantile
City Hall
Dillon, Mont
the Dillon Bakery
F. C. McFadden
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