Local notices and social notes from Dillon week
Grass seed advertised by Dillon Implement Company. St Rose Guild to meet Mrs T E Julion on May 19. Local arrivals Mr and Mrs G E Secour from Forest Grove Oregon settled in M E parsonage and Secour to begin work at TribuneE. Social chatter includes town visits and theater ticket reminders.
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The
Dillon Implement Company
St. Rose Guild
T. E. Julion
G. E. Secour
Forest Grove
Oregon
M. E. Parsonage
Secour
Women’s Food Sale at Brundage’s Store Saturday May 13
Miss Lora Maxwell from Montana State Normal College won second place in the state oratorical contest in Bozeman. Her speech titled Higher Education for Women highlighted women’s education and opportunities.
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St. James Guild
Wifheld
Quiet wedding at Parish House ties Thomas Hawkins and Cecile Perry
Mr Thomas G Hawkins and Miss Cecile Perry were married in a private ceremony at the Parish House this afternoon. Rev Father Loiseau officiated. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles Perry, studies at the Normal college, while the groom recently arrived in the city and works in the TripUNE press room. Congratulations are extended to the couple.
McKinley Heirs Sue Over Estate Distribution in Ohio
Heirs of former president McKinley file suit in the Ohio supreme court seeking rights to the estate left by the martyred leader. Plaintiffs include James F. McKinley and Grace H. Heldt, nephews and niece, and sisters Sarah E. Duncan and Helen McKinley. Defendants include Mary and Marshall Barber and several McKinley siblings’ heirs, with Robert S. Shields as administrator. Assistants Day and Cortellu listed as interested administrators.
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McKinley
Ohio Supreme Court
James F. McKinley
Grace H. Heldt
Mr. McKinley
Sarah E. Duncan
Helen McKinley
Mary Barber
Marshall C. Barber
Ida McKinley-Cooper
Anna Allen
Mabel Baer
Robert S. Shields
Arthur McKinley
Mr. Shields
Abner
James McKinley
William R. Day
United States Supreme Court
George B. Cortelyou
Secretary of the Treasury
Dillon Letter List Uncalled Mail Sent to Dead Letter Office
Post office announces uncalled letters listed by Grace Lamont Dillon Montana on May 11 1911 and warns mail will be sent to the dead letter office in Washington DC if not claimed within two weeks. Names include Gertrude Davis Dearborns Walter Erwen R F Gilchrist Harry Hawkins R T Horterer Peter McLaggen J A Meeker Lon Moos Delon Terrill Geo Oter Wm Purnell Roy Poindexter Mrs Charles Walter Rudolph Rudolph J W Vonica Nick 3
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W.m Purnell
Roy Poindexter
Charles Walter
Rudolph Rudolph
J. W. Vonica
Nick
Saloonkeeper Snyder Arrested in Opium Smuggling Probe
Christopher Snyder, saloon proprietor, arrested in San Francisco on the Manchuria liner as he left for home after a Orient voyage. He traveled with A L Howard and Paul Wessing, who were later jailed on opium charges. authorities base case on Snyder's sighting with them.
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Christopher Snyder
San Francisco
U. S
Manchuria
Snyder
Honolulu
A. L. Howard
Paul Wessing
Howard
Wessing
United States
Mrs George Kunzman Leaves for Butte Medical Treatment
Mrs George Kunzman departed yesterday for Butte to seek treatment from a specialist for an ear trouble.
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George Kunzman
Butte
Reaping Benefit From Dillon Residents Experience
Dillon residents testify to Doan's Kidney Pills helping kidney trouble and back pain after gravel and other ailments worsened. Fred Rabichan of N Pacific St asserts the medicine relieved his symptoms after hospital treatment failed. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo NY sole US agents. remember the name Dean's.
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Dillon
Fred Rabichan
N. Pacific St
Mont
Dean
Doan
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
New York
United States
Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey Promoted as Health Tonic
An advertisement promotes Duffy’s Pure Malt Whiskey as a pure medicinal whiskey and dietary tonic. It claims ease on sensitive stomachs, blood enrichment, and winter recovery, noting it was taxed as medicine during the Spanish American War and offering a medical booklet and doctor’s advice.
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Duffy
Duffy Malt Whiskey Co
Rochester
N. Y
Jailbound crooks return to old rooms for new six months
Jack Carney and Frank Sullivan, just released after a thirty day stay, moved into their former rooms and soon spent six months in the Sheriff boarding house. They attempted to steal perfumes at Pott's Drug Store during release, aiming to smuggle them back to the Sheriff’s residence for boarders.
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Jack Carney
Frank Sullivan
Jack
Frank
Pott’s
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