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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1913

Page

3

Dillon Teachers Attend Helena State Conference

A large number of Dillon instructors attended the State Teachers association meeting in Helena on Wednesday. President Monroe of the Normal college led rural schools discussion while Dr. Grant E. Finch joined as superintendent and treasurer of the state organization. A joint institute with several counties was held, with Dillon attendees including Miss Addie E Bettes, Miss Delia Dorchester, Miss Elizabeth Jones, Bert Short, Anne Hazard, Lillian Baker, and Byron E. Toan.

Dillon Associatigny Helena Monroe The Normal College Cluley Grant E. Finch Lewis and Clark Missoula Ravalli Broadwater Powell Jefferson Addie E. Bettes Delia Dorchester Elizbeth Jones Bert Short Anne Hazard Lillian Baker Byron E. Toan Beaverhead County

Pleasant evening at E. M. Yeaman residence

Mrs Nash, Miss Nash, and Miss Malone entertained yesterday evening in the E. M. Yeaman residence with needlework and conversation. Refreshments were served. Attendees included Mrs and Miss Rinaldo, Mrs L R Free and children, Miss Ketchum, Miss W Merrick, Miss Rust, Miss Sanders, Miss Rast, Miss Frank Swartz, Mrs Ida M Thomas and the hostesses.

Miss Nash Hosts Senior Class at Normal College

Miss Nina M Nash entertained twenty senior class members of the Normal college Wednesday evening. The gathering included games bright conversation and delightful refreshments. Guests departed late and lauded their hostess as a most delightful one.

Nina M. Nash Normal College

Thanksgiving Dinner Hosts Albert and Rose Stamm

Mr. Albert Stamm and Miss Rose Stamm entertained at a pleasant Thanksgiving dinner yesterday. The table settings were beautiful and in keeping with the season, and the affair was enjoyed by those present.

Albert Stamm Rose Stamm

Dinner Hosts Mr and Mrs Emerick Share Pleasant Afternoon

Mr and Mrs B W Emerick entertained a few friends at a most delightful dinner Thursday afternoon.

B. W. Emerick

Baptist aid society to meet at Elizabeth Jones home

The aid society of the Baptist church will be entertained Thursday December 4 at the home of Miss Elizabeth Jones on South Washington Street.

M. E. Church Aid Society of the Baptist Church Elizabeth Jones South Washington Street

Mrs. Hollingsworth Hosts Ladies' Aid Society Meeting

Mrs. J. E. Hollingsworth will be hostess to the Ladies' Aid society, inviting members to gather for the planned event and fellowship.

J. E. Hollingsworth Ladies’ Aid Society

Local hunters take deer in Bedrock to Melrose area

Local sportsmen report deer taken across the county this past week. C W Conger and W C Orr hunted near Bedrock early in the week without success. Henry Deutsch and Bert Orr bagged deer in southern county and Medicine Lodge. George Mast also killed a deer. Bert Syria reportedly shot the largest buck in years about a mile and a half from Glendale, a 310 pound dressed carcass with 13 points per horn, loaded by four men to Melrose.

C. W. Conger W.C Orr Bedrock Henry Deutsch Bert Orr Medicine Lodge George Mast Bert Syria Glendale Melrose

Man Fractures Foot at Johnson Quarry Falls Ill

J W Burtch was brought to Dillon last Saturday after a rock slab dropped on his left foot at the Johnson rock quarry south of Dillon. He is resting at his sister Mrs C B Burks home on Bannack street. The physician says the foot is badly injured but will mend at home.

J. W. Burtch Dillon Mr. Burtch Johnson Rock C. B. Burks Burks Rooning Bannack Street

Train arrest for drinking on Oregon Short Line No 4

W. E. Hittle was arrested on the Oregon Short Line passenger train No 4 last Tuesday morning for drinking liquor on the train. The conductor turned him over to the sheriff in Dillon where he was fined $10 in justice court and began a five day sentence in the county jail.

W. E. Hittle Oregon Short Line Dillon Hittle Justice Court

Melrose man sentenced after petty larceny case

Robert Lesher of Melrose arrested Dart Sitler in Melrose for stealing a new pair of pants and over shoes at the Hecla mine near Melrose. Sitler was tried in Dillon justice court and found guilty of petit larceny, sentenced to 30 days in county jail.

Robert Lesher Melrose Dart Sitler Hecla Sittler Dillon

Normal Students Flock to Homes for Thanksgiving

The depot platform was crowded with Normal students last Wednesday afternoon headed home for the Thanksgiving vacation to various parts of the state. They will return to Dillon to resume studies next Monday.

Dillon

Christmas parcels guidance and Dillon Thanksgiving notes

Posters in the Dillon post office urge early Christmas mailing with clear addresses and simple not to be opened until Christmas directions. The piece also covers Dillon Thanksgiving observances, travel, church services, and local court suspensions for three transients and two beggars, all given 30 day suspensions to leave town.

Dillon Dilton Butte Montana St. Rose Catholic Church Phillips Court House Charles Bradley Sassman

Fire Department Ball Draws Crowd at Dart Hall

The Volunteer Fire Department held a grand ball last night at Dart's hall. The hall was crowded and the firefighters raised a neat sum from the dance. Chief Birrer kept a hose cart and hook and ladder wagon ready at the entrance in case of emergency.

Dart’s Birrer

Beaverhead Rooming House Sold to Oscar Dunn

Sold Rooming House on North Montana street transfers ownership from W. P. Palmer to Oscar Dunn of this city. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer plan to relocate in Pocatello Idaho and Mr. Palmer intends to seek employment with the Oregon Short Line Railroad.

W. P. Palmer Beaverhead Montana Street Oscar Dunn

City Engineers Chapman and Stahl Open Poindexter Office

City engineer William Chapman and Carl Stahl form a partnership and open offices in the Poindexter block. Both are well known in the city and expected to succeed in the engineering field.

William Chapman Carl Stahl Poindexter

Sheep Shipments to Armstead and Anaconda Reported

Burden and Ferris shipped two carloads of sheep to Armstead this week. Ben Falk, representing the Falk brothers of Anaconda, purchased a car of sheep and sent them to Anaconda.

Burden & Ferris Armstead Ben Falk Falk Brothers Anaconda

Foley Kidney Pills Advertises Health Benefit

Mrs. O Palmer of 535 Willow Street Green Bay Wisconsin was seriously ill with kidney and bladder trouble. Mr Palmer writes that his wife is rapidly recovering health and strength due solely to Foley Kidney Pills. Potts druggist. adv. 1m.

Foley O.palmer Willow Street Green Bay Wis Palmer Potts

Notice by Carl Roode on Sollie association

The undersigned states that O B Sollie recently arrested for grand larceny in Gallatin county was not and has never been a partner or business associate of architect Carl M Roode who designed the new high school, and Roode disclaims any connection with Sollie.

O. B. Sollie Gallatin County Dillon Roode and Sollie Carl M. Roode

Big Hole Basin Is Prosperous and Expanding

John Chirgwin, financial secretary of the Deaconess school, reports from southern Montana that the Big Hole Basin is flourishing with abundant water and cattle. He notes two more children will enroll at the valley school, praises the welcoming people, and cites railroad prospects led by Butte Wisdom & Pacific and Boston Montana interests, including Charles Miller, Allen, Bucek, and White benefiting regional growth.

John Chirgwin Deaconess School Montana Helena Mr. Chirgwin J. E. Morse Alaska Big Hole Charles Miller Big Hole Commercial Co Allen Butte, Wisdom ,& Pacific Railway Charles H. Bucek Boston Z. W. White Seattle Boston & Montana Development Company Butte, Wisdom & Pacific Bucek Oriental Tea Company of Davidson Company Ducek

EXPECT LONG SULL IN BUSINESS

Judge John H. Padgham attorney for the Gilmore and Pittsburgh railroad stopped in Butte en route home from Pittsburg where he has been since the first of the month on matters pertaining to his office. He declined to comment on plans for a railroad extension in Montana or Idaho. He noted good business in Pittsburgh but warned unsettled currency may delay activity this year longer than usual. once settled, business should pick up.

John H. Padgham Gilmore and Pittsburgh Railroad Butte Salmon Pittsburg Butte Post

Vaudeville and film program at Pastime theatre Saturday

Two excellent vaudeville acts will be shown in the ten cent matinee and seven o'clock evening shows. Jack and Mayme Cagwin perform Um from Missouri a clever comedy sketch. Polley and Pearson present The Man in the Box. Saturday film offerings include The Clock Stopped and The Poisoned Stream. Sunday features When Women Go On the Warpath with Sidney Drew and Flora Finch, plus The Horrible Example and other Edison/Cinema offerings.

Jack Mayme Cagwin Missouri Polley and Pearson Phy Eanay Company Pathe Vitagraph Company Sidney Drew Flora Finch Edison

Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised for chilblains relief

An advertisement claims Ballard's Snow Liniment cures chilblains frosted feet or hands with one or two applications. It relieves itching and tenderness and is sold by Potts the druggist in 25 cent 50 cent and 1.00 dollar bottles.

Ballard Potts

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Schedule

The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department holds meetings on the first and second Thursday evenings each month. A three-tap three-times meeting call will be sounded on the courthouse bell.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Court House

Bank Threat Led to Arrest in Glasgow

Jesse J. Bower was arrested for threatening cashier Arnot at the National Bank in Glasgow. He sought to cash a note, was refused, then allegedly obtained a gun and headed toward the bank before police detained him.

Glasgow Arnot National Bank Jesse J.bower Bower

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