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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1917
Page
5
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George Bott reported at Hecla last week about an immense snow cone on Lion Mountain viewed despite a gale. He warned of a possible snow slide recall recalls from a past disaster that killed several and damaged property. Dr Grant Finch returned from Kansas City after an educators meeting and met Miss Rust in Oklahoma City.
A Monday evening concert by Miss Mary Hester Phillips with accompanists Mrs. Van Etten Miss Hatch Miss Bishop and Miss Margaret White attracted a large turnout and was greatly enjoyed by the city’s music lovers.
The Beaverhead State Bank filed articles of incorporation with the county clerk and recorder on Wednesday. The fitting up of banking rooms in the Phillips block is progressing and the bank will be ready for business soon.
At the Methodist church on Sunday March 18, Sunday school begins at 9 50 a m with Prof Robert Clark as superintendent Preaching by Pastor H G Humphrey at 11 o clock Epworth League meets at 8 00 p m An address on Africa by Rev T M O Farrell from Umteli Africa follows a song service and illustrated pictures highlighting a thrilling story.
The Tribune notes a prior advertisement by E. E. Emmerson & Son of Rising Sun Indiana claiming to be hide buyers. A post office department order labeled the company fraudulent. the public is warned not to ship hides or furs to them and the Tribune itself bears the ad cost.
On Wednesday evening March 14 Mrs John F Bishop entertained a group of ladies and gentlemen for Mr Bishops birthday. The decorations featured carnations and potted plants. The evening included a progressive game titled See Montana First.
Mrs. Hunter will entertain the Presbyterian Missionary Society Friday afternoon March 23 at her home on South Idaho Street with a luncheon. All women are invited to attend. Mrs Charles H Phillips and Miss Mary Hester hosted a bridge luncheon Tuesday afternoon. Guests who helped at the Monday night concert attended.
Northside Country Club celebrated its tenth anniversary Tuesday with a meeting and entertainment at the Theodore Nelson home.
A large crowd attended the first annual pan high school banquet held at the high school gym last Saturday night. Afterward, attendees danced and celebrated together.
The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will meet next Thursday with Mrs. O. C. Gosman.
Miss Margaret Ryburn served as hostess for the Junior Missionary Society gathering at the Baptist church on Monday night.
Mrs Warry Geer will entertain the club next Tuesday evening, inviting members to an evening gathering with light refreshments and fellowship. The event aims to foster community ties and provide a cordial social setting for attendees.
The Cavaliers played their final game of the series last Friday night, closing out with one last effort in a closely contested matchup.
Mrs Albert Featherly acted as hostess for the Tuesday evening club this week, welcoming members and overseeing the gathering.
Mrs Roy Chandler serves as hostess to the Hobnob club this afternoon, welcoming members and guiding the gathering.
Salisbury Fields and Margaret Mayo present the well known farce Twin Beds at the Hartwig theatre next Wednesday evening March 21. A. S. Stern & company bring a 2 act clean comedy with sparkling wit and humor. The company features J. Morrill Morrison William Weston Luis Alberni Warren Hastings Marguerite Risser Antoinette Rochte Elizabeth Stafford and Martha McGraw.
General Venustiano Carranza won the presidential election in Mexico City on March 11 by what is believed to be the largest vote in the republic. He received all but a few scattering ballots as voters could write in any name. Estimates place the total vote from several hundred thousand to a million, with no reported disturbances or intimidation. The election followed constitutional articles adopted at Queretaro. Many old residents say it was the first real election in the country.
Treasury officials said Spokane federal building roof cannot be used for a scaffold to execute Edward Mayberry, sentenced to die March 20 by a federal court. Washington bans capital punishment, so only a federal reservation could host the execution.
The note mentions E. W. Bell operating in Spring Canyon with Utah coal and Rock Springs. An ad cites 64 red and Adv. 10tf as a call up.
Summary of bank condition for Dillon Montana as of March 5 1917 showing resources of 2 902 201 72 and liabilities including deposits 1 336 828 64 and time deposits 887 454 35. Bank officials J H Grepert cashier B F Waite president sworn January 2 1917 before W C Jennines notary public.
Greece faces severe shortages due to the entente blockade as the new ministry of supplies cables the Greek legation here urging faster wheat shipments from the United States to alleviate conditions.
The Ulmer Tageblatt reports from Sigmaringen that King Ferdinand of Roumania plans to abdicate, regardless of how the war ends, as the fugitive ruler frames his departure from power.
A tornado in Cincinnati killed three people and injured four fatally while more than twenty others suffered lesser injuries. The storm wrecked thirty houses and caused extensive property damage across the area.
320 acre Beaverhead ranch offered for sale. Half ownership possible. Rich clay lean soils, fenced and ditched irrigated land ready to plow. Nearby school railroad timber close springs outside stock range. Priced at 40 dollars per acre. Box 356 Dillon Mont.
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