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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1918

Page

5

Stenographers Urgently Sought for Washington Service

Mrs Henry L Sherlock chairs the Montana Division Council of Defense appeals for stenographers and typists with salaries from 1100 to 1320 yearly for work in Washington DC. Applicants should send names to Mrs Sherlock in Helena to receive application information for the ordnance department.

Henry L. Sherlock Montana’ Division Council of Defense Washington, D. C Sherlock Helena Ordnance Department

Local clubs meet as Dillon resident weds in ranch ceremony

The North Side Club will meet at Mrs. Julia Selway's on October 22. Miss Estella Knotts married Samuel W. Ambrose at the W. E. Ambrose ranch near Dillon, with Rev. H G Humphrey officiating. The bride, longtime Dillon resident and Normal College graduate, taught at Bannack and worked at the post office. the groom, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Ambrose, is in the U S Army at Camp Kearny, California, on a 30 day furlough. Mrs. Ambrose plans to stay in Dillon during his service.

Estella Knotts Frank Knotts Dillon Samuel W. Ambrose W. E. Ambrose H. G. Humphrey Methodist Church Normal College Bannack U. S. Army Camp Kearney Calif Ambrose

Westminster Guild Plans Mid Summer Christmas Tree

The Westminster guild of the Presbyterian church will hold its annual mid summer Christmas tree on Thursday October 24 at 4 p m at Miss Jean Bishop’s home. A musical and literary program will accompany gifts to missionary schools in Guatemala and Japan. Gifts such as fabric scraps patterns books and school supplies are welcomed to support missionaries and aid local projects.

Westminster Guild The Presbyterian Church Jean Bishop Guatemala Japan Nice Chris Masy

Dillon News Briefs Highlight Local Happenings

Local items include visits from Mrs. L M Van Etten and Dr E J Groeneveld leaving for Butte, pianist Mrs Alice Pegram sidelined by a cold, and Beaverhead high students hiking to the river.Other notes mention Mn mine lease for sale, Liberty loan train in town, Richmond Hobson entering Missoula training, Wheat for poultry, and community prayers for the Anderson and influenza cases with Rev Blanchard arriving to preach in Dillon.

E. J. Groeneveld Butte Dr. Blake Alice Pegram Fred W. Kroger Axes Canyon QO. S. L. Employes Liberty Loan Richmond Hobson Missoula Marine Corps C. P Q. Ranch Dillon

Packers Claim War Effort Drives All-Out Output

C S Churchill of Swift and Company told the American Meat Packers’ convention that packers supply far more than meat. They provide glycerine, potash, sulfuric acid, wool weight for soldiers, fertilizers, glue, albumen for planes, and many other war goods while boosting labor 165 percent for women since 1916 and 100 percent for men.

Chicago United States C. S. Churchill Swift and Company Mr. Churchill Food Administration Churchill Bureau of ‘Animal ‘Industry Army

French Take 3,000 Teutons In Major Allied Push

War review notes a new Allied advance in Belgian Flanders with French and Belgian troops capturing prisoners and batteries. Meantime fighting stiffens around Valenciennes and the Meuse, as Americans face intensified artillery gas assaults to hold river valleys and delay a German retreat toward the northeast.

Belgian Flanders Laon Champagne Valenciennes-Merleres-Metz Foch Courtrai Ghent Valenciennes Solesmes Lille St. .Gobaln Aisne Maes Oise Flamvigny Lissonne Meuse United States

Dillon Resident Endorses Doan's Kidney Pills

A Dillon resident Paul Brown of 16 Idaho St. endorses Doan's Kidney Pills for kidney trouble. He reports a permanent cure after use and notes no backache since a prior statement, urging others to choose Dean's Kidney Pills priced 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo NY. Ady-42-43.

Dillon Dean Mr. Brown Paul Brown Prop Idaho St Doan

Influenza Epidemic Spurs National Campaign Mobilization

The public health service declares a nationwide influenza campaign as the Spanish flu continues to spread. Army camps show a 48 hour total of 15 152 new cases and a drop in pneumonia and deaths with 4 780 pneumonia cases and 1 642 deaths in the same period. Total army camp cases reach 250 020 with 35 465 pneumonia and 10 741 deaths since the outbreak began.

Washington Public Health Service

State Board Cancels All Teachers Examinations

A telegram received yesterday from the state board of health cancels all calls for teachers examinations. Notice will be given later of examination dates.

State Board of Health

Aliens Naturalized at Camp Lewis by U S District Judge

More than 8 thousand aliens were granted citizenship at Camp Lewis yesterday by United States District Judge Neterer of Seattle. About one fifth were born in enemy countries. The judge’s ruling also limits allotments to dependents if they are enemy aliens.

Camp Lewis United States Neterer Seattle Judge Advocate General Office

Hazelbaker Promises Low Rates and Best Terms

A fragmented ad notes Hazelbaker offering farm loan consultations with promises of the lowest rates and favorable terms. The brief hints at guidance and competitive financing for farmers seeking borrowing options.

Hazelbaker

Public Eating Rules Freeze Bread and Sugar Use in Montana

The General Orders restrict bread with less than 20 percent wheat substitutes, limit bread servings per person, ban garnitures of bacon and excessive sugar, curb butter portions, and prohibit certain cheese and double cream items. Rules also forbid burning food and require safe display to prevent waste.

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