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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 17, 1919

Page

10

Local Short Stories Picnic Lunch

The Baptist ladies plan a picnic lunch at Edward Cushing home next Thursday afternoon. Will Chapman travels to Miles City for county official convention. John Russell Quimby and Miss Rachael Smith receive a marriage license. The will of Henry Cushing is admitted to probate with Edward Cushing appointed executor. Sunday’s calm weather spurred many picnics to Baratts Argenta Sheep Canyon and nearby spots. Salvation Army seeks old clothes shoes and rags for upcoming winter need with a statewide roundup planned.

Baptist Edward Cushing John Russell Quimby Rachael Smith Fred Rife Henry Cushing District Court Smith Salvation Army Dillon The Ary

Lost gold watch found near Argenta ranger station

The note reports a lost gold open-faced watch with a fob from Mia Don Randolph and children, left at Tyrbyne offices with a reward. It also mentions a business meeting at the Baptist church after Sunday school and Ida Thomas leaving for Denver after 14 years with the Tribune.

Mia Don Randolph Argenta Tyrbyne ‘Fies Aedes Baptist Church Ida Thomas The Tribune Denver

Grant News Highlights Local Happenings and Moves

F. P. Blair shipped a bunch of fat lambs last week and hunting in Barretts canyon yields a fine deer for James V. Given Alf Peterson and Charlie Miller. William Hays and family take up residence in Grant. Mr and Mrs Cook leave the hotel for a Brenner bar homestead. Several families plan moves to Tacoma Brigham City and Helena. Potatoes thrive on dry farms and others travel to relocate chicken operations near Helena.

Grant F. P. Blair Barrett's Canyon James V. Given Alf Peterson Charlie Miller William Hays Cook Brenner Bar Henry Mantz Tacoma Wash Roy Stocker Midway Stage Station Mr. Quinn Whitehall Chicken Ranch Henry Chapman Helena Cpital

Local Society Roundup For October Gatherings And Events

Home Missionary Society to meet next Thursday with Mrs Rum baugh. Ladies Aid hosts chicken pie supper at the M E church on October 29. Busy Bee club members enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering hosted by Mrs Earl Wheat. Phyllis Evans plans a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Fred Chapman tonight. Charles Enlow hosted a dinner for Mrs Louise Coulson and J L Strickland. Presbyterian Women Missionary Society met at Mrs Jennie Nash’s home on October 16.

M. E. Aid the Ladies’ Aid Society M. E. Church Busy Bee Club Earl Wheat Phyllis Evans Fred Chapman Missionary Society the Womens’ Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church Jennie Nash

Guilds and D A R officers meet in local events

Westminster Guild plans a Thursday meeting with Miss Jean Bishop at 3 PM on October 23 at 413 Idaho St. St James Guild of the Episcopal church was entertained yesterday by Mrs. Stephan and Mrs. Watt at Mrs. Stephan's home. Dillon D A R chapter members traveled to Twin Bridges to visit Mrs. L A Thompson.

Delta Phi Chapter Westminster Guild Jean Bishop Idaho St St. James Guild of The Episcopal Church Stephan Watt Dillon the Daughters of the American Revolution Twin Bridges L. A. Thompson

Dillon Needle Club Entertained by Mrs Anderson

Mrs. A. Anderson hosted the Dillon Needle club Wednesday afternoon. Guests included Mrs. B. F. White, Mrs. O. M. Best, Mrs. Clark Anderson, Mrs. T. B. Olmsted, Mrs. Hudson and Mrs. Rathbone.

Dillon Needle Club A. Anderson B. F. White 0. M. Best Clark Anderson T. B. Olmsted Hudson Rathbone

Married En Route on Tuesday in Lewistown and Bozeman

Eugene L. Warren of Lewistown and Isabelle Lyons of Bozeman wed Tuesday afternoon in a Methodist ceremony conducted by Rev. H G Humphrey. The couple left for Los Angeles by automobile. Last weekend Dillmont Park held the final dance of the season with the Baxter Tonney orchestra.

Eugene L. Warren Lewistown Isabelle Lyons Bozeman H.G. Humphrey Methodist Los Angeles Dillmont Park Baxter-Tonney Orchestra

Quong Pays Fine For Camp Fire Neglect

George Quong son of a wealthy Butte Chinaman paid a 25 dollar fine in Justice Court after pleading guilty to neglecting to fully extinguish his camp fire in the Wise River district last summer. The fire threatened a forest blaze but was contained by nearby workers before spreading. Judge Nelson reprimanded Quong and gave camping etiquette tips.

Quong George Quong Butte Nelson Justice Court Wise River District

Reichle woman visits Dillon friends yesterday

Mrs Veronika Hartwig of Reichle visited Dillon friends yesterday. Ned Burke has been nursing a severely sprained ankle this week. R P Willard and family returned Wednesday from Jefferson Island where they had been visiting relatives.

Veronika Hartwig Reichle Dillon Ned Burke R. P. Willard Jefferson Island

Church Notes at OCLL Methodist Sunday Oct 19 schedule

Sunday school at 10 am led by Prof. Lee R Light. Preaching at 11 am by Pastor H G Humphrey. Epworth League at 7 pm. Illustrated address on Christianity and World Democracy. Seventy colored slides shown at 8 pm.

Ocll Methodist Lee R. ‘Light H. G. Humphrey Epworth League

Episcopal Services at St James Church on Oct 19

Episcopal services at St James Church include Holy Communion at 7 30 a m Church School at 9 45 morning prayer and sermon at 11 evening prayer and sermon at 7 30 p m Rector Thos W Bennett to lead all events.

Episcopal Church St. James Episcopal Church Thos. W. Bennett

Embarrassing Moment on Train Lint from Red Sweater

In a Chicago Tribune item a young man recalls a scene with Marie Hemming, his friend’s mother, where bright red sweater fuzz stuck to his coat sleeve during a park dance. On the morning train she leaned over to pluck lint, creating an awkward moment.

Marie

The Engineer's Eyes and the Signals Burden

The piece notes the vital role of eyesight for engine drivers, who must read hundreds of signals quickly. It cites the Northwestern railway with over 17 000 lit signals nightly and a London Crewe route driver contending with nearly 600 signals.

London Crewe London Chronicle

Aunty Would Help Car Salesman Lesson

Bill Bush of L A A C demonstrated turning signals to an elderly lady while selling a car. She watched then looked skyward and warned him to focus on driving, saying TV will alert if rain comes.

Bill Bush L.A.A.C Bill Los Angeles Times

Engineer Marries Ellon D Beckstead in Salt Lake City

Engineer Marries Ellon D Beckstead a young engineer in the employ of the Oregon Short Line whose home is Salt Lake City and Miss Mary E Arnson of Lima were quietly married last Saturday afternoon by Justice Frank Nelson. The ceremony was performed at the courthouse and the couple will reside in Dubois Idaho.

Ellon Beckstead Oregon Short Line Salt’ Lake City Mary E. Arnson Lima Frank Nelson Court House Dubois Idaho

Thanks for condolences and flowers after mother's funeral

The Fyhrie family expresses sincere gratitude to Dillon friends for assistance and sympathy at the funeral of Mrs. Mary Fyhrie. They also thank for the floral offerings and sign their names as Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Fyhrie and Angelo A. Barrett.

Dillon Mary Fyhrie Mrs E. L. Fyhrie Angelo A. Barrett

Too Late To Classify Exchange Offer In Dillon

Advertisement from J. T. McDonald of Matlen Hotel Dillon offers exchanging a four room apartment house in Butte close in renting $95.50 monthly for improved land in Beaverhead valley. Appears in Dillon listings under 42 43.

Butte Beaverhead Valley J. T. McDonald Matlen Dillon

Polytechnic College of Engineering Oakland Ad

Thorough, Complete and Practical Courses in Civil Electrical Mechanical and Mining Engineering Architecture Special Courses in Machine Shop and Auto Mechanics Best Equipped College of Engineering west of Chicago Students do actual Engineering work while attending College Returned Soldiers find these Courses just what they want a chance to specialize Every Graduate Employed Address Polytechnic College of Engineering 13th and Madison Sts Oakland Cal

College of Engineering Chicago Polytechnic College of Engineering 13Th and Madison Sts Oakland Cal

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