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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1916

Page

10

St James Episcopal Church Announces Services and Sermon

Local notes show Holy Communion at 7 30 a m and morning service at 11 00 with Dr Selinger repeating his sermon The Message of the Protestant Episcopal Church on the European War by request A second evening service at 7 30 features Anchorage as the subject A civic tree survey notes backward shade and some dead trees from pests Hazelbaker named to attend the Republican National convention in Chicago June 7 reports he will travel from Dillon around June 2 and report by June 6

Selinger Protestant Episcopal Church Anchorage Chicago F. A. Hazelbaker

Grace Foley Demonstrates Rogers Peanut Butter at Montana Mercantile

At the Montana Mercantile Company store a demonstration of Rogers peanut butter will be conducted by Mrs Grace Foley on Saturday at 10 in the fore noon. In the afternoon a luncheon will be served with all Dillon ladies invited.

Montana Mercantile Company Grace Foley Dillon

Dillon Men Head to Virginia City for 400 Acre Placer Claim Run

A party of Dillon men left yesterday for Virginia City to locate 20 placer claims of 20 acres each totaling 400 acres. An insider predicts astonishing discoveries in that section soon.

Dillon Virginia City

Movers Pass Through City in Brightly Painted Wagons

Mov ers with camping outfits travel through the city in the past week or two. Wagons show gaudy colors and draw attention while the party appears prosperous and well equipped. Snow Blind: Sage creek snow depth reached two and a half feet. Willard Jensen suffered snow blindness after a day without smoked glasses and has been in town for treatment.

Sage Creek Willard Jensen

Everywoman Play Enthralls Local Audiences at High School

The Shakespeare Dramatic club presented Everywoman last Saturday night at the High school auditorium with strong attendance. A reception and banquet followed, and the evening ended with dancing and music.

Shakespeare Dramatic Club

Filling in Mud Holes on City Streets

Dirt from the basement excavation at Western Wholesale Grocery Co. on North Montana Street is hauled to fill mud holes and low spots in various parts of the city streets.

Western Wholesale Grocery Co Montana Street

Plenty of Moisture and Snow Reported Last Week

A regional summary notes heavy moisture last week with snowfall in the area. Weather observers record continued wet conditions and potential impacts on travel and local drainage.

First National Bank Team Defeats Western Wholesale 10 to 1

A rain soaked week ends with a Wednesday ball game at the Training school grounds where the First National Bank team defeats Western Wholesale 10 to 1. Upcoming events include a May 21 sermon by Prof. Leon R. Foote and a 10 a.m. Sunday school led by Mrs. Rathbone.

National Bank Western Wholesale Bank Boys Leon R. Foote Rathbone

Recent heavy snows boost Dillon area farmers and merchants

Dry farmers in the Dillon region report improved conditions after last week’s storms, with plowing now feasible and prospects for a strong crop year. Merchants also grow more optimistic as spring arrival is delayed but weather improves, signaling broader economic benefit for the area.

Dillon

Dillon News Briefs From Dillon Montana Area

Band concert at the band stand on Montana and Bannack streets drew a large crowd despite chill weather. Judge Poindexter spoke to the Good Government club at Normal college on Civil and Political Rights of Women. Rev Dr Tilden will give the baccalaureate at Billing Polytechnic college next Sunday May 21. Horse auction set for June 15 and 16 with about 1500 head expected. Lew Holt and George Martin start a daily auto stage to Salmon City with 7 am departures. J L Vanney of Melrose sold his sheep business after ten years. Lucile Paul and Genevieve Metlen from Dillon cast in Missoula play Billy.

Dillon Military Band Montana and Bannack Streets J. B. Poindexter Good Government Club The Normal College Horace W. Tilden First Baptist Church of Dillon Billing Polytechnic College Lew Holt George Martin Salmon City Lucile Paul Genevieve Metlen Billy Missoula Theatre

Local and Personal Notes From Dillon and Nearby Areas

Local snippets describe visits and travels of residents including L. V. Spencer, Mrs. D. Gordon, Mr. and Mrs. Anthony French, Mr. and Mrs. Martin Barrett, Frank Cushing, and E. W. Bell. News covers arrivals, visits, and summer plans in Dillon Armstead and Manhattan Kansas, plus a car trailer with modern comforts.

L. V. Spencer Jackson Dillon D. Gordon Armstead Anthony French Argenta Martin Barrett Rochester Minn

June Court Term Calendar Shows Trials Set

The court calendar for the June term was called with cases scheduled for trial and a jury to be in attendance during the term.

Crop Conditions in Montana Week Ending May 16 1916

Helena May 17 Synopsis of weather and crop conditions in Montana for the week ending May 16 1916. Unfavorable week with cold weather delaying farm operations and wet spells. Moisture aided ranges and central eastern counties and the Milk River valley where soil dried. Severe frosts on May 10 11 12 14 15 damaged fruit and garden crops with west portions hardest hit. Apple cherry and small fruit damage extent unknown. Stock remain in good condition.

Helena Montana Milk River

Mass Meeting To Hear Talk On Preparedness

A mass meeting is set for Saturday evening May 20 at 8 o’clock in the Training School auditorium. Captain Freeman Bassett, vice president of the Citizens Military Training camp at Salt Lake, and S A Maginnis recruiting officer, will discuss preparedness and military training camp. They aim to inspire community action to ready itself for the Salt Lake City camp August 21 to September 16. The war department designates Salt Lake City camp to cover Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado and Nevada. All are invited, including ladies.

Training School Freeman Bassett Citizens Military Training Camp Salt Lake S. A. Maginnis Citizens Salt Lake City War Department Utah Idaho Montana Wyoming Colorado Nevada

Unmarried girl status clarified after North Washington charivari

A North Washington street charivari last evening was deemed a mistake and confirmed that the girl remains unmarried. No further action or engagements reported.

Washington Street

Spanish Text Books in Stock at Tribune Book Store

The Tribune Book Store in Dillon lists Spanish in Twenty Lessons priced at $1.50 and El Final De Normal at 5 cents. two titles available.

Tribune Book Dillon

Dillon Social Affair Highlights Woodcraft Guests

Mrs. Susan Findling hosted a Dillon evening in honor of Dr Minnie T. Love of Denver and Mrs Anna Mardall grand manager of Helena. Guests enjoyed cards and music before refreshments. Dr Love remains in Dillon for weeks promoting the Women of Woodcraft program and a Dillon club.

Susan Findling West Helena Street Minnie T. Love Denver Anna Mardall Helena Dillon Hollywood Women of Woodcraft Mary Harkness Frank Andrus Grant Haines Sherman Hughes M. A. Elliott Will Cushing C. W. Robison Ed Gray Eliza Black George Rhodes Effie Coon George Kunzman John Cosprove Will Cashmore John Wolf Mardall

Woodmen and Woodcraft Host Joint Meeting Next Thursday

A joint meeting of Camp Woodmen of the World and the local circle Women of Woodcraft will be held next Thursday at I O O F hall at 8 o'clock. District Organizer for Woodmen and Dr Love, General Organizer for Woodcraft, will speak on fraternal insurance. Refreshments promised and members, families, and friends invited. An active campaign for new members is underway.

Camp Woodmen of the World Circle Women of Woodcraft I. O. O. F. Hall Woodmen Dr. Love Denver Dillon

Episcopal Guild Meeting Set With Several Hosts

The Episcopal Guild will gather in the Guild hall next Thursday and be entertained by Mrs. T. D. Olmsted, Mrs. George Banks, and Mrs. E. H. Brundage.

Episcopal Guild Guild Hall T. D. Olmsted George Banks E. H. Brundage

Neighborhood Club to meet at Armstead home Saturday

The Neighborhood club will be entertained by Mrs. L. H. Kimmel and Mrs. R. J. Dansie at the latter home in Armstead on Saturday afternoon May 27.

Jolliers Entertained by Mrs Foote and Dillon People

The Jolliers were entertained by Mrs. F. E. Foote Tuesday evening and spent a delightful evening with Dillon People. Mrs. A. E. Pillen was a guest of the club.

Jolliers F. E. Foote Dillon A. E. Pillen

Methodist Ladies Entertained in Church Parlor

The Methodist ladies were entertained in the church parlor yesterday afternoon by Mrs. Sarah Hughes, Mrs. B. G. Hiff and Mrs. A. L. Badcon.

Sarah Hughes B. G. Hiff A. L. Badcon

St Rose Guild Holds Afternoon Meeting

Mrs. M. D. Gist hosted members of the St. Rose guild for a yesterday afternoon gathering at her home.

St. Rose M. D. Gist St. Rose Guild

For Sale Durock Jersey pigs and Rhode Island Red eggs

For sale registered Durock Jersey pigs and Rhode Island Red eggs for setting. Contact C. L. Worth, five miles east of Dillon, Montana.

Jersey Rhode Island C. L. Worth Dillon, Mont

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