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Tribune Publishing Co
Tribune Subscribers Asked to Report Missing Papers
Tribune notes irregular delivery for some subscribers and asks those affected to notify the office. The paper is published regularly and should be received on time by all subscribers.
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Tribune
Sheridan Methodists marked tenth anniversary of new church
Mrs G W Rightenour read an historical sketch on the Sheridan Methodist church tenth anniversary. Early Montana Methodism tied Sheridan and Beaverhead valley. pioneer preachers endured hardships, with Rev Hugh Duncan laying the 1872 foundation and the 1905 building costing 6040. The old church served 33 years as beaverhead and nearby towns were visited by Rev Duncan on horseback.
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Methodist
Sheridan
G. W. Rightenour
Montana
Beaverhead Valley
Lemhi
Idaho
R. P. Bateman
H. M. Fitch
George Comfort
Hugh Duncan
J. A. Baddon
Dillon
Jacob Mills
Normal notes on new students and upcoming events
Monday marked the spring quarter start with new enrollees Miss Mable Stingley Lewistown Miss De Forest Graves Butte Miss Laura Griffith Gregson Springs Miss Mary Quigley Anaconda Miss Ronnie Brasfield Lothair Miss Montana Albers Dillon. State county superintendent convention to be held in Dillon next Mon Tue Wed with a faculty luncheon and an auditorium entertainment by the Training school and Normal college.
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Mable Stingley
Lewistown
de Forest Graves
Butte
Laura Griffith
Gregson Springs
Mary Quigley
Anaconda
Ronnie Brasfield
Lothair
Montana Albers
Dillon
Montana
County Superitendents
Normal College
Cecil Renonard
Renonard
Jefferies
Pioneer
Katherine Hampsten
Anna Shields
Anna Jackson
Theresa Reichle
Reichle
Episcopal Church Abolishes Wedding Fees as Contributions
A Chicago Episcopal church board ends wedding fees calling them polite tips and insists all such charges be treated as church contributions. The move follows concerns that many pastors lack living wages and rely on tips. The article notes support from the Ladies Aid society sustaining church expenses and mentions Montana Progressives filing a presidential ticket petition for Roosevelt and Johnson in the April 21 primaries. It also reports rumors of rails and ties bought by Northern Pacific for the Gilmore & Pittsburg line with construction not yet started.
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Ladies’ Aid Society
Episcopal Church Board of Chicago
Montana
Alderson
Theodore Roosevelt
Hiram Johnson
Gilmore & Pittsburg
Armstead
Northern Pacific Railway,company
High Cost of Living Posts Huge Montana Toll
War impacts persist as living costs soar by 175 percent since hostilities started. The speaker suggests Montana households face the burden but would still endure it for now rather than relocate to Constantinople.
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Constantinople
Montana
Friendly Bird Aids Captive Blackbird Reunion
Two Beaverhead girls recall an English woman with a pet blackbird. A wild blackbird visited the cage at the window bringing a worm and returned daily, continuing the act of friendship until the caged bird and his mistress left. After eight months apart the birds were reunited when the cage was hung again and the wild bird returned.
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Blackbird
Literary Society Event Draws Local Attendance and Praise
The Literary Society hosted a well received gathering at Beehrer home with a small library and profits for the community. Miss Lela Bird Mrs McGrade and Miss Anna MacMahon joined a merry party visiting Butte and Anaconda. Miss Ruth Niel returns home to Butte and will teach at Wolf Creek later March.
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Literary Society of
Beehrer
Lela Bird
McGrade
Anna MacMahon
Butte
Anaconda
Ruth Niel
Niel
Wolf Creek
Edith Hatch
Temple Bells
Kashmir
Amy Woodforde-Finden
Caroline Stoller
Dawn
Nevins
Green
Allene McFadden
Brahms
Patience Tenny
Seymour- Smith
Ponponette—Durande
Baby’s Boot
Gaynor
Little Pink Rose
George M. Melton
the Lark
The
Nightingale
Bliss
Miss Stoller
Impersonator Miss Trevetti Promises Evening at Church
Miss Katherine Trevetti, impersonator, will present a program at the Presbyterian church Monday evening March 13 at 8 30 o clock. All come and hear this talented lady every number is a gem. Admission 25 cents.
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Katherine Trevetti
Presbyterian Church
Local and Personal Notes from Dillon
Frank Buger from Armstead visited Dillon the first of the week. Coroner L C Ford Sr of Lima spent Monday in the county seat. J O Love from Wisdom attended to business Tuesday. Mrs Hart offered hair goods. J W Potts of Divide visited Dillon for business matters. Beaverhead Fair board meets March 17 to elect officers. H H Conner of the Butte Paper Co visited this week. J C Brenner, Beaverhead stockman, registered at a local hotel. B F Read, city directory advertiser, was in Dillon early week. Directory work is underway. Mrs Burt Adams Tower returns from Butte and Helena and will teach dancing Monday. G P Conover of Real Tobacco Chew scouted Dillon for the Good Judge.
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Frank Buger
Armstead
L. C. Ford, Sr
Lima
J. O. Love
Wisdom
J. C. Brenner
Beaverhead County
Butte
B. F. Read
Dillon
Burt Adams Tower
Helena
G. P. Conover
Real Tobacco Chew
Baptist Missionary Society Hosts Mrs. H. W. Tilden
The missionary society of the Baptist church will be entertained by Mrs. H. W. Tilden next Thursday afternoon at the parsonage.
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Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
H. W. Tilden
Episcopal Ladies Tea Planned by St James Hostesses
Mrs Henry Burfiend and Mrs George Banks will entertain the Episcopal ladies next Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs Burfiend at St James.
Episcopal guild meets at Guild hall with two entertainers
The St. James Episcopal guild gathered at the Guild hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs. E. H. Brundage and Mrs. M. D. Manning provided the entertainment.
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St. James the Episcopal Guild
Guild Hall
E. H. Brundage
M. D. Manning
Miss Addie E Bettes Entertains Missionary Society
Miss Addie E. Bettes entertained the Junior Missionary society of the Baptist church last Monday, hosting members for an afternoon gathering with light refreshments.
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Addie E. Bettes
Junior Missionary Society of the Baptist Church
Hall's Catarrh Cure Offered As Constitutional Remedy
There is more Catarrh in this section than other diseases, once deemed incurable. Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co Toledo is promoted as a constitutional treatment, taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces. A $100 reward is offered for failure to cure.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Telephone
Dillon Post Office
Sheridan’ and
Beaverhead
R. P. Smith
Victor
Beaverhead Fair Association
H. H. Conner
Butte Paper Company
Baptist Missionary
Melrose
Streb
G. F. Brandell
New York
G. E. Ditty
Dimsdale
Thomas J. Dimsdale
A J. Noyes
Ajax
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