Methodist Church Activities and Local Happenings
Sunday school at 9 50 with Prof Rob t Clark as superintendent. 11 o clock sermon by Pastor H G Humphrey titled The Sacrament of the Lord s Supper. Epworth league at 7 and song service at 8 followed by reports from the Epworth league convention at Great Falls with seven delegates speaking. Robins feed on culled cherries in the alley between Montana and Idaho streets. The Train ing school public playground draws nightly crowds for mixed gender ball games. Dr and Mrs George Prested of Butte visited W F Cashmore s home and were married this week. Mrs Prested was formerly Mrs Alice Owens.
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Methodist Church
Rob’t. Clark
H. G. Humphrey
Epworth League
Great Falls
Montana
Idaho
George Prested
Butte
W F. Cashmore
First Baptist Church Sunday Schedule and Office Bearers
Sermons for morning and evening on "Freedom by the Truth" and "The Hand of God in American History." Sabbath school starts 10 a.m. and continues through summer. Members urged to support the work. Rathbone superintendent with Tilden assistant and Foote secretary.
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First Baptist Church
God
R. R. Rathbone
H. W. Tilden
F. E. Foote
Mrs Alex Singer Dies In Detroit After Lima Years
Mrs Alex Singer formerly of Dillon died at her Detroit home on June 22 in the morning. She was known to Lima and Dillon residents who lived there for years. Survived by husband with a railroad post in Peru and two children. Marriage licenses issued include Jens Kikkle Anderson Emma Peterson Dillon and R H Bluhm Miss Hildred King Sheridan Grover L Harms Sybil Pauline Hansen Dillon. A Bristow Democrat, J E Shaw, filed for county commissioner nomination at the August primary. Juvenile band concert planned at the public playground at 4 PM, first since organization.
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Alex. Singer
Dillon
Detroit
Mich
Singer
Lima
Peru
Jens Kikkle Anderson
Emma Peterson
R. H. Bluhm
Miss Hildred King
Sheridan
Grover L. Harms
Sybil Pauline Hansen
J. E. Shaw
Bristow
Local residents return from travels and visits
Mr and Mrs Frank Gnagey return to Dillon from their honey moon. Mr and Mrs Russel Fryburg arrive from their wedding trip. James Mauldin arrives from Los Angeles and will spend part of summer in Montana. Mrs Macpherson Pyeatt of Lemhi Idaho visits with her parents. Geo Ditty and B L Clegg return from Grand Island Nebraska with a shipment of horses. Mr and Mrs Max Lauterbach go to Twin Bridges for a two week ranch stay. Mrs W B Carter returns from a month with her son Fred in Seattle and visits in Spokane with the Oliver and Simpson families.
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James Mauldin
Los Angeles
Montana
Max Lauterbach
Twin Bridges
Celebration at Jackson Fourth Observed With Big Plans
Jackson prepares a full July Fourth program in Beaverhead county with a 1:30 p.m. patriotic speech by a Dillon attorney followed by horse and pony races and various contests. Evening entertainment includes a wrestling match between Jack Hurley and Chub Wilson and a grand ball with local dancers as the town expects a lively celebration.
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Jackson
Here
Beaverhead County
Dillon
Jack Hurley
Chub Wilson
Wisdom
Jackson Girls
Local News and Social Notes from Dillon
Births occur for Claud Downing of Dell provide a son born Sunday June 28 and a daughter born to Paul Stahl on June 23. Visits, travel, and welcomes as Mrs Richardson and children arrive in Dillon. The Rev M Sloan of Helena to preach July 2 at First Presbyterian with an invitation to all. Princess Millinery Parlor promotes sport hats priced 1.00 to 7.50 and sale of trim department to clear stock.
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Claud Downing
Dell
Hughes
California
Paul’ Stahl
Princess Millinery
Harry Noones
Salt Lake City
George Stimpson
Dillon
J. T. Ross
Argenta
Clara Plant
Canada
W. H. Richardson
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Cough Relief
A decades old remedy touts Dr Kings New Discovery for hacking coughs and irritated air passages. The pine balsam with tar soothes raw spots, loosens mucus, and helps restful sleep while aiding nature to cure.
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Dr. King
Adv
Reward for Return of 3-Year-Old Black Gelding
One black gelding, 3 years old, brand EDX on left shoulder. Reward offered for return to Mrs. Alice Ripley, Dillon, Mont. Contact details not fully legible.
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Alice Ripley
Dillon, Mont
Poet's Declaration of Rights Quote by Fletcher
John Gould Fletcher asserts in Poetry that each person holds four lives as a fundamental right. The line emphasizes equal, indivisible human worth and limits on any person’s claim to others' lives.
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John Gould Fletcher
Dillon Social Affairs at Trail Creek Canyon Gathering
About fifty five members of the Neighborhood Club and friends enjoyed a Saturday afternoon hosted by Mrs. John H. Shefer and Mrs. Frank P. Blair at the Sheser home in Trail Creek Canyon near the Midway station. A band of twenty elk on the hillside provided the highlight amid spring floral decorations and refreshments. The next meeting will be at the home of Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Stocker on Saturday afternoon July 29.
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L. C. Stocker
Kensington Hostesses Share Delightful Afternoon
Mrs Jennie M Nash Mrs L R Free and Miss Nina Nash hosted a pleasant Kensington event last Monday afternoon. About forty ladies attended at the Nash home and enjoyed the afternoon hours with delectable snacks served late in the day.
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Jennie M. Nash
L. R. Free
Nina Nash
Kensington
Nash Home
Harmes and Hansen Wed at Hansen Home in Stone Creek
Mr. Grover Lewis Harmes and Miss Sibyl Hansen were married at the bride’s parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. Nephi Hansen, on Stone Creek. The groom’s ranch near the Hansen home will host the couple as they begin married life.
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Grover Lewis Harmes
Sibyl Hansen
Nephi Hansen
Stone Creek
Hansen Home
Dillon Improves Major Streets Amid Protests and Praise
The city advances work on Morse Street between Railroad and Rife, Washington Street from Bannack to the city limits, with curbing in place and macadam plans. A lone protest was filed at Tuesday night’s council meeting during talks on Washington Street improvements. A property owner notes Dillon’s beauty yet says street upgrades lag 20 years behind, prompting optimism for an era of better streets.
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Morse Street
Railroad Avenue
Rife Street
Washington Street
Bannack
Dillon
Montana Street
Montana
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Huber Bros
Huber Bros. Masonic Temple
M. E. Church
Robins
Cashmore
Alex Singer
Frank Gnagey
Mrs. Russel Fryburg
Mrs. Macpherson Pyeatt of
Lemhi, Idaho
Mrs
E. B. Sprinkle
Geo. Ditty
B. L. Clegg
Grand Island
Neb
Optometrists
Albert Stamm
Mont
Albers
Montana Mercantile Co
Waar
Northwestern League
Oregon
Union Pacific
E.,a. Shewe
Mikkelson & Clausen
Estray
Lorain Spencer
Hall
F. J. Cheney & CO
Toledo
F. J. Cheney
National Bank OF Cmee
Oredo
Harms Hansen
Lea
the Dillon Bakery
F.C. McFadden
First National Bank
B. F
J. H. Gilbert
the Tribune
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