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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 04, 1912

Page

5

Dillon News Roundup Highlights Local People and Happenings

Local and personal notes recount social visits, travels, and errands in Dillon. Among items, Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Slack return from Butte. Henry Avare state game warden passes through. Pearl I. Smith trips east. Miss Anna E. French in Butte. Dr. H. H. Swain and Dr. Morton Egbert noted. Beaverhead Brewing Company promotes Pilsener. various residents, delegates, and merchants are listed with activities and locales.

B. W. Slack Butte Beaverhead ‘Brewing “Company John Judge Polaris H. H. Swain Birch Creek A. G. Williams Denver R. R. Rathbone Lushr’s Klein’s Morton Egbert Anna E. French R. F. Tattersall Beaverhead Brewing Company

Beaverhead High Notes Highlight Fair Trip and Activities

Mr Kerr led the Beaverhead county booth at the state fair with praise for all involved. Students attending the fair report a pleasant, productive time and are catching up on work. Library hours stay through Tuesday evenings with faculty volunteers. Arrowhead debate throws down a challenge accepted by Eber Badcon and Leslie Shobe for government ownership of railroads. Weekly assemblies start Thursday mornings at 8 30 with reports planned for distribution after five weeks. Notable events include Rev Watson's talk on September 26 and Carl Ostrander's speech on School Spirit followed by yell leader elections. Botany and physiography trips show strong interest, six boys study mechanical drawing, Helen Finch returns to Iowa for health, Eugene McConnell heads to New York City high school, Jardine Christman joins the school, Arrowhead and Sacajawea clubs meet October 16. Prof Foote keeps the school orderly and punctual.

Mr. Kerr Beaverhead Beth Pendleton Georgia Matthews Pearl Neidt Frankie Andrus Warren Stone Clay Patterson Gordon Conger Clifford Gregor Clifford Ewing Alex Williamson Carl Ostrander Frank Lovell Arrowhead Club Eber Badcon Leslie Shobe Mr. Watson Episcopal Church Job Helen Finch Iowa Eugene McConnell Polaris New York City Great Metropolis Montana Jardine Christman Arrowhead L. R. Foote

Political Rally Rooms Open In Dillon Town

The Republican and Progressive headquarters are in Dillon in the First National Bank building and a nearby second floor location. A Helena sourced telegram claims Roosevelt leads in New York and Pennsylvania while Taft trails. polling agencies plan to publish results starting October 6. Local party organizers, a Republican club at Burfeind hall, and a speaking campaign at the opera house mark election activities.

Dillon First National Bank Potts’ Drug Store Helena New York Dixon New York Herald Roosevelt Taft Pennsylvania Wyoming Ohio Chicago Record-Herald Beaverhead Jones Beavers Burfeind Hall Opera House

Democrats Open Campaign in Dillon at Walsh Rally

The Dillon opera house hosted a Democratic campaign event led by Walsh of Helena with H T Poindexter presiding. W A Clark spoke briefly as district judge nominee while Walsh defended progressive records and critiqued Senator Dixon and Montana officials, drawing mixed turnout and orderly conduct.

Walsh Helena H. T. Poindexter W. A. Clark Viginia City Clark Selway Eliel Dixon Senate Congress Montana United States Senate Wilson New Jersey General Welfare United States Dillon

Mrs P H Brogan Endorses Chamberlain Cough Remedy

Mrs P H Brogan of Wilson Pa says from personal experience Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is far superior to any other and excels for croup. For sale by all dealers.

P. H. Brogan Wilson Chamberlain Croup

Senator Selway Stuck in Mud After Bridge Delay

Senator Selway had driven 25 000 miles and was stuck eight miles south of town when repairs at a bridge blocked crossing. Trying to go around the bridge the automobile sank in mud for an hour or two, leaving the travelers relieved upon reaching Dillon and joking about the ordeal.

Senator Selway John W. Ewing Dillon Roosevelt

Chicago man fined for out of season sage hen hunt in Montana

In the wrong state R O Evans of Chicago hunted in Idaho and crossed into Montana where he shot a sage hen out of season. A vigil ant game warden arrested him. Monday he paid a $50 fine in Dillon through his attorney R S Stephenson.

R. O. Evans Chicago Idaho Montana Dillon R. S. Stephenson

Booths HYOMEI claim for catarrh relief

Advertising copy touts HYOMEI as a quick cure for catarrh urging readers to inhale it to kill germs and banish secretions. The HYOMEI outfit costs 1.00 with separate bottles 50c and offers money back from Potts the druggist if dissatisfied.

Booth Potts

New College Enrollments and Faculty Travel News

Two new students Jennie English of Big Sandy and Kathryn Dannothy of Lewistown enrolled this week. Margaret Wallace of Anaconda is expected Wednesday evening. Dr. Finch departed Wednesday afternoon for Livingston for an institute.

Jennie English Big Sandy Kathryn Dannothy Lewistown Margaret Wallace Anaconda Dr. Finch Livingston

Notice to Teachers for Institute Dates in October

Notice from Margaret Ross County Superintendent calls all public school teachers to attend institute in Dillon on Thursday October 31, Friday November 1, and Saturday November 2.

Dillon Margaret Ross

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