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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 10, 1916

Page

6

Registration totals rise in three wards as voters prepare

Registration books closed showing 1005 total with 646 men and 359 women across three wards, up 64 from last year. Notices include church services at St James Episcopal and First Baptist, Rex theater updates, Ajax hunting notes, local notices on land bids, and community events around Lima and nearby towns.

Presbyterian Church Service What to do With Burdens

Services at the Presbyterian church continue next Sunday morning with sermons by the pastor. The theme is Life's Burdens and What to Do With Them referencing Galatians 6 2 and 5 Psalm 55 22 bearing one another's burdens and casting burdens upon the Lord.

Presbyterian Church

Sunday church services and sheriff sale notice

March 12 program lists Sunday school at 10 am and preaching at 11 am by Pastor H. G. Humphrey on Walking With God with Junior League at 3 pm and Intermed iate and Epworth Leagues at 6 30 pm. Long service at 7 30 pm followed by a sermon. Then a sheriff sale listing notes Undersheriff W T Scully sold last Saturday lots 3 to

St. James Church Episcopal First Baptist Church Paul Rathbone Tilden Foot H. G. Humphrey Epworth W. T. Scully Sheriff's

Odd News Snippets From Across The Nation

A Baltimore man toured with seven thousand dollars worth of radium bound to Hp showing it to friends for five hours. Detroit college honors for a sixty one year old grandmother who leads a shorthand and typing graduating class. Pike County Jail inmates may hunt in surrounding fields as a permitted activity with high return rate. A measles stricken boy drinks during thirst. a blast rock knocks a roof and collapses a bed. A Pittsburgh club uses lonely husbands as a slogan to attract members. In White Plains a society woman drives a jitney to fund education of a girl church member each year.

Baltimore White Plains

Fixing New Devices On Our Submarines

Workmen in the Brooklyn Navy Yard install experimental gyroscopic stabilizers on the G-4 and anti rolling sponsons on the G-3 as part of a broad submarine program. The G class is slated for tests in a few weeks, while ongoing repairs continue on active submarines such as the E-1 brought from New London.

Brooklyn Navy Yard New London

Austrian airman sees his double in flight above Isonzo front

Lieutenant Panitza of the Austrian flying corps reports meeting a mirror image of himself at 4,800 feet while flying near the Isonzo. He described a sharp tilt to avoid the approaching aircraft, a physical shock from cold air, and a mirrored pilot. Scientists cite a vertical cold air strata acting as a mirror. The phenomenon, though rare, has appeared among aviators before.

Panitza Austrian Flying Corps Vienna Isonzo Mens

Rabbits' Fur Hats Rise to Help War Era Dyes

Hatmakers in Danbury Connecticut shift to natural rabbit fur to finish hats as German dyes run scarce due to wartime shortages. Some street appearances show the new style and manufacturers expect it to become a spring fad. Also a humorous hotel scene depicts a drummer telling of seat confusion with Judge Hornbuckle ready to arrive.

Danbury Conn Pikesville House

Time Thief Gets Three Years In Jail

A man with a Crosseyed manner stole a watch from another man to learn the time. The judge sentenced him to three years in prison.

Boy Champion Potato Grower Sets Low Cost Record

Miram Gentle of Littleton Maine aged fifteen topped the state contest in Orono by growing 378 bushels on one acre at a cost of 1514 cents per bushel The achievement marks a new efficiency record for the potato competition.

Miram Gentle Littleton Orono

Edna Fuller Invites Her Entire Mail Route to Wedding

Miss Edna Catherine Fuller of Merrimack Wisconsin a longtime mail carrier invites every person on her route to be a guest at her wedding. The notice lists her dedication to her job and the community involved in the upcoming ceremony.

Edna Catherine Fuller Merrimack Wis

Etymology Study Triggers Troubling Student Quips

The Philadelphia Record notes that etymology education vexes students with limited English word knowledge. A shy pupil defined HNgament as “a band” but misused it in a sentence claiming to hear a brassigament going down the street.

Philadelphia Record

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