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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 01, 1901

Page

3

Dillon Social Highlights And Local Notices

Mr L G Wooding of the upper Black Tail was in Dillon on business this week. Public school entertainment at the Dillon theater slated for next Friday night for library funds. Misses Grace and Maud Lamont host friends at cards this evening. Birth announced for Herbert B Selway and wife. Justice Charles Retallack of Bannack in town on legal business. Various visits, sales offers, and hotel notes populate the social page with local names and upcoming events.

Charles Retallack Bannack Dillon Theater James Kinkpatrick Carrie Harrison Staudaker Selway and Noble Robert Fisher Kirkaville Dillon Lester Cook Edgar, Neb Harrison Flordia Winters Lelia Kirby State Normal Marysville Madison Monitor O. E. VanDeusen Kilbourn Wis Chamberlain L. J. Williams’ Drug Store Metlen

Dillon to Hear Religious Census Tuesday

On Tuesday March 5 visitors will go door to door in Dillon to collect a city wide religious census. Teams from two denominations will gather simple facts about church preference without bias or proselytizing, visiting 2 to 4 PM from the Methodist church headquarters. Rev. Henry F. Cope, Union president, available for details.

Dillon City Sunday School Union Methodist Church Henry F. Cope Union

Uncalled Letters Remaining at Post Office List

Names listed include Andrew Anderson Ira Brown John Duffy Lillie Geisser Robi Lutey Bros. Merton Morris Louis Moses Mrs Catherine Nelson Thos Sanders Geo Thomas John Wallace Nellie Woodside and others. The list notes letters remaining uncalled for at the post office and to be sent to theDead Letter Office if not called for.

Postanistrens

A VOUE FROM HEAVEN: Cicely and Philip Reunite

Orphan Cicely Halstead, wealthy and beloved, deserts her fiancé after a heaven sent dream. Philip Reycroft, now a famed lawyer, saves a newsboy and survives injuries, inspiring Cicely to return home. They marry and share happiness with the grateful boy. St. Louis Star notes the reunion and charity.

Cicely Halstead Cicely Philip Reycroft Philip Ctcety Keycroft Reycroft St. Louis Star

Scent Drag For Fox Hounds Aids Tracking By Anise Oil

The New York Tribune explains that hounds can be guided by artificial scents. A preferred drag uses oil of anise on cotton, with fluttering cloth or a felt pad on the dragman’s shoe. A mix of valerian, anise oil, and castor oil is cited as highly effective.

New York Tribune

Purple Ink and Imperial Privilege in Rome

The article notes that Roman emperors signed with purple ink, a privilege denied to all subjects. On at least two occasions possession of this ink was treasonous, with owners facing death for bearing the emperor's emblem of royalty.

Hecla Consolidated Shows Profit Despite Silver Slump

Henry Knippenberg of Hecla Consolidated Mining at Glendale Montana issued the 20th annual report for 1900. Net cash profit rose to 36471.55 from 12463.14 in 1899, with total receipts 180401.40 and expenses 148020.85.

Butte Henry Knippenberg Hecla Consolidated Mining Company Glendale Mont Pas Ceceseves Eens Tete Ted

Broncho Bill's Advice Urges Horsemen to Invest Now

Broncho Bill urges horse raisers to stay by their bands and grade up stock. A yearling colt about 1200 pounds can fetch 25 dollars, proving raising horses costs less than cattle and yields good profit. He recalls defending horses against slaughter and urges timely action with strong range. Pine & Dunbar advertise painting and papering services as city contractors.

TriBunz

Doctor Dodd among Rio de Janeiro wreck victims

Dr W E Dodd an oculist of Butte and familiar in Dillon perished in the Rio de Janeiro wreck while returning home with a bride from Honolulu.

W. E. Dodd Butte Dillon Rio de Janeio Honolulu

Sign of the Littlejohns Sons and Little in English town

A Londoner notes a street sign in an English town showing John Littlejohn's Sons & Little Littlejohn Doolittle Littlejohn John Little. The pattern reflects a family naming tradition where each son inherits a portion of the partner's name and continues the business, a point the observer finds also seen in New York. The sign is accurate and not meant as humor.

New York The New York Tribune London John Littlejohn Sons Little Little Littlejohn Doolittle Littlejohn John Little Doolittle

Envelopes, Scraps, and a Courtroom Ruling in New York

A New York dealer who saved fly sheets from foolscap letters pondered a legal twist when a signed letter lacked its other sheet. The defense argued that a postscript on the missing sheet could alter the order. the court agreed, ruling the letter incomplete and the suit won by the defendant. The merchant stopped using fly sheets afterward.

Broadway New York New York Press

Indians Named in Army Recruitment Tale at York York

A western representative recalls army recruitment among Native peoples where officers gave civilized names. In York a company formed as the first sergeant announced four privates named Jay Gould Cornelius Vanderbilt Joe Jefferson and Russell Sage to the commanding officer. Job orders quickly and neatly filled.

York Jay ‘Gould Cornelius Vanderbilt Joe Jefferson Russell Sage New York World

First Baptist and M E Church Announce Sunday Services

Sunday schedule includes at 11:00 divine worship and 12:00 Bible school at First Baptist Church Idaho Sebree. Evening preaching at 7:30 p m with Bible school 10 a m and class meeting 12 m at M E Church plus junior and overt leagues and Wednesday prayer at 7:30. Parsonage next to church. pastor Henry F Copeland available for service.

W. B. Burton M. E Lima Bedrock Lucy Ford Centennial Valley Idaho Sebree Streets Henry F.cope O. BE M. E. Church Annount

Parish Service Schedule and Rector Rev Hooker

Rev. 8. D. Hooker, rector. Services Sundays Holy Communion 11 1 4 m on first Sunday of month other Sundays except second 7 4 m 8 8 9 45 a m morning prayer 11 a m young people's meeting 6 45 p m evening prayer 7 30 p m saints days and holy days 10 8 m

D. Hooker

Services and Sabbath School Timings Noted

Morning service at 11 o clock and evening service at 7 30. Sabbath school at noon 12. G E at 6 45. Rev F H Qwynne D D leads the services.

Salvation Army Weekly Services Schedule

Salvation Army conducts public services every weekday night at 3 and 8 p m with Tuesday and Sunday exceptions. Come with us and we will do thee good.

Salvation Army Tueday

Celery Nerve Compound Promoted By City Drug Store

An advertisement touts Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as an invaluable remedy for ailments arising from “an impure state of the blood.” It notes the product is sold by City Drug Store and appeals to readers seeking health tonics in the period.

Millie Coffin B.N. Stevenson R. V. Kirkham Kirkham & Emsley Missoula City Drug Store

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