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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1917

Page

4

Good Government Club hears talks on Y M C A and library service

At a Dillon meeting the Good Government club heard Laura M Kress of Montana State Normal college discuss Y M C A in the trenches and Mary Innes describe government library funding. Miss Anne Johnson described Camp Lewis housing and care for soldiers. the relief committee urged castoff clothing and shoes for needy families. Readers may bring books to the city library Friday or Saturday and may subscribe money if needed.

Good Government Club Laura M. Kress Montana State Normal ‘College Kress Mary Innes Dillon Anne Johnson Beaverhead County High School Camp Lewis Miss Johnson Tacoma Relief Committee Bert Qrr

Family mourns Fidel Christian Hartwig in heartfelt tribute

The Hartwig family expresses sincere thanks for kindness shown during Fidel Christian Hartwig's illness and death. They note appreciation for sympathy, floral tributes, and funeral attendance from friends and neighbors. Messages come from Mrs Veronika Hartwig, Mrs Anna M Jellison, Carl H Hartwig, and Frep J Hartwig.

Fidel Christian Veronika Hartwig Anna M. Jellison Carl H. Hartwic Frep J. Hartwic

Grant News Highlights Local Travel and Weather Shifts

Grant notes recall a five passenger Chevrolet for A A Anderson and multiple trips to Dillon by local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Howell Meade and Agnes Kay. Wells drilled for school and Nay Ranch yielded soft water. a cold wind signals an early snow with residents bracing for winter as Halloween approaches.

James Mansfeld Dillon Mr. Castle Armour & Co Butte Harry Clark J. H. Youngken Nay Ranch Roy Forrester Miss Wertz Grant Frank Stanfield Perry Armstead George Hopkins Carl Decker Hallowe’en

New Army Balloon Observation Branch Seeks Officers

A notice announces a new army branch using captive balloons for aerial observation. Volunteers aged 25 to 85 with technical education and athletic training may apply, with first lieutenant pay of 2000 dollars plus 60 percent extra in active service. Applicants contact Mr. A L Stone, local Military Training Camps association chair, for blanks and details.

United States Army France A. L. Stone Military Training Camps Association Wharton Clay

War era summaries and policy notes from 1917 era briefings

The report covers bond issues of about 50 million dollars by Japan, 35 million pairs of army boots from Britain, a price agreement for steel products under wartime control, and Wilson's approval of the deal. It notes Austro German efforts to fraternize with Russian troops, Mayo’s Atlantic fleet return, Stovall’s Switzerland visit, and a church council endorsement of woman suffrage. It adds 481,180 men in training nationwide, Hoover’s baking industry pledge, and Wilson’s October 24 Liberty Loan proclamation.

Doan's Kidney Pills Advertised for Kidney Health

Dillon readers urged to use Doan's Kidney Pills for uric acid and kidney sluggishness. George Opp, poultry raiser on Railroad Avenue, credits the remedy with ending weeks of dullness and low energy. Price 60 cents. Foster Milburn Co., Buffalo, N Y.

Doan Dillon George Opp Ailroad Avenue

Reward offered by Madison National Forest Sheep Growers

The Madison National Forest Sheep Growers Association posts rewards for crimes against their community. A five hundred dollar reward is offered for the conviction of any sheep thief and a two hundred fifty dollar reward for the conviction of any camp robber.

Madison National Forrest Sheep Growers’ Association

For Rent Furnished Room With Light Cooking Privilege

A furnished steam heated room is offered for rent with light cooking allowed. Inquiries at 837 South Atlantic Street or by phone 175 J.39.

Atlantic Street

Get Your Farm Tools Sharpened at Dillon Carriage Works

Dillon Carriage Works offers sharpening for dies plows and harrows with a Giant Wonder Disc sharp ener. It promises high quality work at a reasonable price and invites customers to bring their equipment in for service.

Dillon Carriage Works Cornell Wood Cornell-Wood-Board Beaverhead Lumber Co

Mayr's Wonderful Remedy Promises Quick Stomach Relief

A historical advert claims Mayr's Wonderful Remedy cures stomach and intestinal ailments including indigestion and gastritis. It warns minor disorders may mask serious diseases and urges immediate use, stating millions have been helped and Potts the Druggist sells it.

Mayr Potts

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