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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 22, 1918

Page

9

Notice on Tribune Publishing Co. contact and post office

Notice states the Tribune Publishing Company will not be responsible for debts by employees unless ordered by management. Notices of church festivals fairs dances concerts sociables and similar events with admission or profit will be charged five cents per line. Card of Thanks and obituary poetry priced five cents per line. Entered as second class mail matter in Dillon.

Tribune Publishing Company Dillon Post Office

The Great Duty to Work Save and Support the War

A wartime exhortation urging Americans to work efficiently, save resources, and provide financial support to the government. It stresses the sacrifice of soldiers in France and sailors in the Atlantic and frames labor, economy, and giving as duties to protect civilization and hasten victory.

Europe France Atlantic America

Social Affairs Highlights in Dillon Today

Mrs. Ernest Orr hosted a card party for Mrs. James Dodd with many friends in attendance. Mrs. Alf Cashmore led the Hobnob club gathering with refreshments. Mrs. F. E. Foote entertained the Jolly Club and Mrs. L. R. Free will host the next meeting.

F. E.* Foote L. R. Free

Methodist Aid Society to Meet in Church Parlor

The Methodist Aid group will convene in church parlors next Thursday afternoon with Mrs. Loren Spencer and Mrs. Ned Saunders as hostesses. Mrs. A J Wedum hosted the Bitterroot club gathering with guests Mrs. James Dodd Mrs. J E Morse and Mrs. Fred Waldorf. The Lutheran Aid society will be entertained by Mrs Jens Bay Christensen at her home Thursday March 28 at 2 30 o clock all members urged to attend. Jacob Madesn of Armstead and Anna Rosen of Dillon married March 16 by Pastor H G Humphrey. They will live on a ranch near Armstead.

M. E. Aid Methodist Aid Society Loren Spencer Ned Saunders A. J. Wedum Bitterroot Club James Dodd J. E. Morse Fred Waldorf Lutheran Aid Society Jens Bay Christensen Jacob Madesn Armstead Anna Rosen Dillon H. G. Humphrey Methodist Church Chris Rosen Miss Frederickson Ranhe Amratead

Lakeview Luncheon Honors Mrs Metzel Guests

Mrs. M. A. Metzel hosted a two course Lakeview luncheon with a long guest list including Mrs. W. H. Fitch Mrs. M. P. Fitch Mrs. Robert Duff Mrs. B. L. Forsyth Marguerite Davis and others plus ten small children. A brief after lunch program featured magic and singing.

Lakeview M. A. Metzel W. H. Fitch M. P. Fitch Robert Duff B. L. Forsyth Marguerite Davis Rube Boatman Jennie Kent Eugene Kent A. Rightenour G. A. Stocking

Wedding at Andrus Hotel Unites Winnifred Fuqua and Herbert Stewart

Miss Winnifred Fuqua and Herbert Stewart were married Tuesday in Andrus Hotel with the Twin Bridges minister officiating. The couple, both residents of the Beaverhead valley, planned a coast honeymoon before settling on a ranch near Twin Bridges.

Andrus Winnifred Fuqua Herbert Stewart Beaverhead Valley Twin Bridges Stewart R.H. Fuqua Lower Valley Dillon Beaverhead County Mr. Stewart William Stewart B.C. H.S Georgia Mathews Harold Fuxon

Cash Basis Implemented by 501f Thomas Book Store

Owing to current business conditions the 501f Thomas Book Store places its operations on a cash basis. After January 1, 1918 all goods will be sold for cash only with the usual discount offered to cash purchasers.

Thomas Book Store

Carrie Etta Simpson Obituary Prominent Inland Empire Writer

Carrie Etta Oliver Simpson wife of editor Will W. Simpson dies after life rooted in Dillon Montana. Born February 13 1980 near Dillon she was youngest child of Wason M. Oliver and family. She studied at Dillon public schools Montana State Normal College and later moved with her husband to Wallace Idaho and then Spokane where she lived with her parents. Her passing ends a long association with the Inland Empire community.

Mresee Owl Inland Empire News Will W. Simpson Dillon Beaverhead County Montana Carrie Etta Oliver Wason M. Oliver Fourteenth Avenue Cannon Hill Spokane W. D. Oliver County Montana State Normal College Wallace Idaho Simpson Congregational Church Pybsicians Catholic Father Mackin

Passionate Hillyard widow chose Catholic faith before death

Carrie Simpson, traveling man’s wife and Hillyard resident, died March 6 after a prolonged illness linked to appendicitis. Her family recalled her kindness and optimism, and she promptly chose Catholic faith with Father Mackin at her bedside. Funeral services in Spokane followed a hospital admission delay due to limited space.

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Cure for All Stages

An advertisement asserts catarrh can be cured by constitutional treatment with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims internal action through the blood strengthens the body and offers a $100 reward if any case fails to cure, directed by F. J. Cheney & Co.

Lear Hall Forest of T F. J. Cheney & CO

Fragmented Notes on Poison Scheme and Kidnapping Suspects

Cryptic OCR reads a claim about dealing with poisons and a plan involving kidnapping. Names such as Valder Potts are mentioned alongside drug-related terms. The fragment lacks clear dates locations or formal actions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

THE Dillon Tribune SF. E. Foote Dillon, MC TANA Tribune Tribune Publishing. Co Telephone Kodak Dodd Ernest Orr Alf Cashmore Lutheran Madesn—Rosen Carrie Etta’ Simpson Silvertone Sammy Trench Poilu Bufton Hague Infantry Armee Eliel Brothers Hill Yard W. H. Cochran Leo Buckley A. M. Murray Jesse H. Jones Frank P. Hicks Robert C. Thurston Hillyard Union Ithe Post Office Carrie Pard Potts Druggits
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