The Finest Silverware by Reed & Barton and Gorham
Complete stock of plain silver knives and forks and tea sets offered. The ad highlights Reed & Barton and Gorham as the best known reliable makes for every taste and purse.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1917
Page
5
Complete stock of plain silver knives and forks and tea sets offered. The ad highlights Reed & Barton and Gorham as the best known reliable makes for every taste and purse.
Train timetable listing Southbound Nos 32 30 and Northbound Nos 29 31 with NT 145 p in.
Henry Wyatt’s letter reveals Dillon boys George Baker Charles Damping Robert Ewing Jesse Gray and William Short promoted to corporals in the Second Montana now 163rd Infantry They mention limited drilling as new equipment arrives and anticipate leaving camp Also Joe Murray from Dillon in the aviation corps visits Beaverhead county friends amid reminiscences The university extension lecture on Russia by Dr Louis Levine covered Russian history and people under Red Cross auspices with proceeds to the local treasury Next week Italy will be the topic.
John Nyhart owner of a 200 acre ranch near the old race track sells to Walter Carigan. The sale includes farm machinery with livestock and household articles to be auctioned next Saturday December 1. The ranch features cultivation water rights and strong farm buildings. Nyhart plans to move after settling business affairs.
A prospector from Lima named D Paterson suffered a broken leg when a bank caved in on him while in a mine cut. He crawled to safety and was hospitalized at Curtis hospital. A W Childs of Lima, visiting Idaho, died recently at Pocatello. he leaves a wife and nine children and was among Lima's earliest residents.
A misunderstanding over a foreman caused several Oregon Short Line employees in Lima to walk out last Friday. The dispute was quickly settled and most workers returned to their jobs.
Tom Finnegan died suddenly in Lima last Friday night. Undertaker H Brundage prepared the remains for burial. The funeral was held Saturday afternoon.
Local notices mention the Torpedo With Ears Third Lyceum show at the Normal on Monday December 3 with admission one dollar. Also reports of visits by Anita Stamm Rose Stamm Pearl Smith and Ralph and Genevieve Metlen plus snow in the mountains and various local movements.
Sunday school at 9 55 a m with Prof Robt Clark superintendent. Sermon at 11 a m by Pastor H G Humphrey. Epworth League at 6 30 p m. Long service at 7 30 p m with preaching. Pastor H G Humphrey to preach at Apex school house at 3 00 p m December 2 1917.
The church announces Sunday services at 10 a.m. Bible school 11 a.m. Morning worship features a chorus choir led by Mrs. Walter Sewell. Evening worship at 8 p.m. completes the services.
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