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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
11
Miss Mabel Philips wed James Kurtz at the Philips home on Helena street with Grace Phillips and Dr. A. C. Morrow in attendance. The couple left for Butte after a feast amid rice thrown at the depot.
Mr O and Mrs Clinton Wylie of Calesics California welcome a son Willem Wallace born March 1. Mrs Wylie formerly Miss May Wan-on.
The Princess Millinery announces its spring opening on March 20 in the Yearian building. An orchestra is engaged for the evening and Dillon ladies are invited to attend.
Peter Zunick a well known Austrian who lived in Dillon died at St James hospital Butte following stomach trouble surgery He had lived at George Jowell residence and TP Hunsaker ranch in recent years He left Dillon New Year for Wallace Idaho and later went to Alhambra Hot Springs for health improvements He was taken to Butte March 38th for operation Survived by his mother in Austria Funeral held in Butte at Greek Catholic church Ervie Philips Hurt. Yesterday Ervie Philips injured repairing a power plow at Phillips Livestock ranch from hot babbit metal Burned around eyes nose ears cheeks Eyes likely saved says Dr MacMillan
County Superintendent Margaret Ross announced second grade teaching certificates awarded to Jennie Tweedy Wynne Stalcups Annie Sherrard Rossland Canniff Ethel Ahun and Helen Ober. Local notices include ads on oats rent rooms and shopping in Dillon with various names and events.
Seattle city health inspector Leslie Lowe was shot and seriously wounded while serving a warrant on Rev. Robert F. Butterworth, a preacher of the Reorganized Church of Latter-day Saints, in Seattle Washington.
The La Crosse Wisconsin region reports no license victories recorded generally in southern Minnesota cities and villages during Tuesday’s elections. Fountain and Lansboro Spring Valley and Rushford voted dry in the region.
Ned Emma Watson aged nine and Alfred Watson aged six, children of Ed Watson a Ponca businessman, burned to death in a house fire that also destroyed the Watson home. Mrs. Watson suffered serious burns.
A Barn Line cable report says the Norwegian steamship Cecil ran aground on Mariguana Island in the Bahamas. The vessel and cargo are listed as a total loss with no immediate rescue details available.
An advertisement touts Hyomei as a safe, antiseptic oil blend for catarrh bronchitis laryngitis and croup with immediate relief. It claims full outfit costs 1.00 and money refunds from Potts if not benefited. Available at all druggists with complete kit.
Notice fixes polling places polling hours and officials for alderman election in Dillon wards one two and three on the first Monday in April 1914. Polling places are Mbolton Liau office Police station and Metlen hotel basement with appointed judges and clerks listed. Election day hours from eight in the morning to six in the evening. Dated March 12 1914 City Clerk Harrow Pease.
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