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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 13, 1903

Page

6

Local Notes from Dillon Social and Business Scene

Dillon entries recount visits by E M Martinell and Delos Selway from ranch life, millinery openings by Mrs Hart and Mrs Jewell, fashion and ice cream at local shops, and Several Dillon residents including Mr and Mrs George Metlen and J G Willis traveling to Butte, Sheridan visits by Rev Hooker, and the death of Wallace B White in Chicago noted with sympathy from Dillon friends.

E. M. Martinell Dell Dillon Dillon Bakery Kaiser & McCann’s George Metlen Butte Frank Schwartz Hol Harvey Melrose New York Jewell Lt Delos Selway Craig Cornell Miss Ola Indiana Illinois California Anna Hart Phil Thorpe A. J. Fennell Jette Pierce Epworth League Michael Angelo L. O. Thomas Booneville Cooper County Missouri Thomas Hirschman Robert Crouch W. H. Albert William White Dillon Lumber Company Wallace B. White Chicago Mr. White

The Rose Maiden cantata to be staged in Dillon Theatre

Nineteen performers from Dillon engage in The Rose Maiden cantata under Mrs. J. B. McKinney. The German tale follows Rose Blossom through love, loss and happiness with music by Frederick H. Cowan. Proceeds aid the Public Library as the group forms a chorus from an early fall quartet.

J. B. McKinney Rose Maiden Dillon Theatre J. &. Monroe G.T. Paul Missie' Mable Kadlett Faye Fern Scott Llah Raymond Pluma Tattersall Va LaBeau Charlotte Herr Jette Pierce Minnie Bond Alice Chambers Messrs Rose Blossom Frederick H.cowan Dillon

Scott's Emulsion Fattener and Strength Giver

Advertising copy promotes Scott's Emulsion as a nourishing tonic for those unable to eat well. It claims to increase all body tissues including bone blood and nerve and is suitable for invalids convalescents consumptives weak children and those needing flesh. The message emphasizes fattening and overall vitality.

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YWCA Activity At Normal College And Arrests Reported

Miss Louise Sheilds organized a YWCA association at the Normal college with 35 members and potential growth. Miss Larned Sloan hosted a farewell for Miss Winifred Shoenberger. Police arrested Askin and St Olsire at the depot for a strong arm robbery on Lackey, with money missing. Lackey later left town.

Louise Sheildsthe Young Woman's Christian Association the Normal College Blanche Larned Blanche Sloan Winifred Shoenberger Grandma Katzenjammer Matt Jagrippe Oliver and Fordyce Askin St. Olsire Sims Lackey Pris

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