Tenney Elected President at Idaho Conference
Prof. Charles Wesley Tenney former Montana Wesleyan College president and rural schools inspector was elected president of Gooding College Idaho at a conference in Idaho. He will move from Libby where he has been superintendent of schools to begin the fall term September 24th. Other Montana attendees included Rev W W Van Orsdel Rev John Chirgwin and Geo D Wolfe. Mr Foster of Dillon mourns father death in Dundee Michigan at 76. A large crowd visited Elkhorn Springs for the new plunge. Dr Grant E Finch and Prof J Scott Wiseman left for Helena to arrange the Normal college land and state fair exhibit. Services at the M E church announced for Sunday with Sunday school at 10 am and sermon at 11 am Epworth league at 7 pm preaching at 8 pm. Rental notice for nine room house on S Washington street.
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Idaho
W. W. van Orsdel
John Chirgwin
Geo. D. Wolfe
Charles Crouch
R. E. Foster
Dundee
Mich
Foster
Dillon
Imany
Grant E. Finch
J. Scott Wiseman
Helena
Normal College
Istate Fair
Lima
W. B. Gleed
Camp Lewis
C W. Griffin
C.K. Wyman
Yellowstone Park
Edwin Pegram
Butte
Alice Pegram
J. W. Scott
Armstead
Dorothy
J. E. Monroe
Omaha
F. P. Bell
C. H. Chapman
Martha Chapman
Fred Hale
Dell
Hale
A. Peyre
H. C. Patterson
Danish Lutheran Service Set at Presbyterian Church
Danish Lutheran services will be held next Sunday at 3 p.m. in the Presbyterian church with Rev. Jensen of Pocatello conducting. All are welcome. Also Mrs. Louise Coulson’s poem Our Boys is to be set to music by Salt Lake City composer Professor McClellan, who may set two other Coulson poems.
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Presbyterian Church
Jensen of
Pocatello
Louise Coulson
Professor McClellan
Salt Lake City
Swift & Company
Examinations Held by County Superintendent
Examinations for teachers and eighth grade students were held Friday under Miss Sutherland county superintendent. Not many took the examinations.
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Sutherland
Local social notes and moves in Dillon area
Dillon residents and visitors figure in a string of short notices. Jack Porter of Bedrock, Mrs Ed Cochrane of Dell, and the Sheser couple from Horse Prairie spent time in Dillon. Movements include G A Stocking from Monida and Mrs C Bronson returning from Wisconsin.
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Jack Porter
Bedrock
Ed. Cochrane
Dell
Dillon
J. H. Sheser
Horse Prairie
Red Cross Notes From War Effort And Donations
A state fair display from Helena shows seaming and gauze samples. Auxiliaries shipped dozens of bed shirts chemises socks and pajamas from Apex Lima Wisdom Dell and Jackson plus hospital bed shirts sheets shot bags and suits. Workers prepared hundreds of buttonholes and buttons for suits and gauze stock arrives for September as vacation ends and volunteers are urged to return.
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Helena
Camp Lewis
Apex
Lima
Wisdom
Dell
Jackson
Red Cross Rooms
Hobnob Club Hosts Miss Clara Plant Event
Miss Clara Plant hosted Hobnob club members to a Monday gathering. Miss Dorothy Smith entertained at a dinner last Saturday for her birthday.
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Clara Plant
Dorothy Smith
Northside Club hosts event Tuesday September 10
Mrs F P Bell and Mrs Earl Selway entertain the Northside Country club on Tuesday September 10. The Methodist Aid society will hold a business meeting in the lecture rooms of the church next Thursday afternoon. All members urged to attend. Refreshments will be served.
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Northside Club
F. P. Bell
Earl Selway
Northside Country Club
M. E. Aid
Methodist Aid Society
Dororthy Smith Hosts Lively Juvenile Party
Dorothy Smith entertained many young friends last Saturday with games and refreshments. In Butte a wedding linked Dillon with Missoula as Raymond Barnett wed Mary Edwards, daughter of W Edwards, with the couple planning to reside in Red Lodge where Barnett ranches.
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Dorothy Smith
Dillon
Butte
Raymond Barnett
Mary W. Edwards
Missoula
W. Edwards
Red Lodge
Social Gatherings in Dillon Honor Guests
Mrs Gilbert G Wheat hosted guests including Mrs Innes and Miss Marie Innes of Dillon along with several local women for an afternoon of refreshments. Miss Dorothy Long visited Dillon from Omaha and joined Miss Jane Boone for an evening of theater, marshmallows, and songs with a large group of friends.
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Gilbert G. Wheat
Innes
Marie Innes
Dillon
Mina M. Bennett
Harry E. Hall
Lyman H. Bennett
John Elliott
W. A. Francis
J. G. Innes
T. JA. Monaghan
M. FE. L. Callaway
Madisonian Times
Dorothy Long
Omaha
Neb
Jane Boone
Boone
Miss Long
Miss Boone
Mary Gist
Delia Hudson
Dorothy Smith
June
Gynne Blair
Rachel Smith
Mary Lee Tower
June Roe
Bedrock
Dorothy and
Bernice Hirchman
Martha Humphrey
Dorothy Blinn
Helen Katherine Baldard
Pioneer Matron of Philipsburg Dies at 78
Mrs. Mary Schuh, pioneer resident and sister of William Herman, died at 1 o clock yesterday morning at her home in Philipsburg after a long illness. Born in Germany November 24, 1840 she came to America as a young woman and moved to Cable Montana in 1869 with her husband Jacob Schuh. The Schuhs later owned a Trout Creek ranch for nearly four decades shaping their family and local affairs.
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Philipsburg Mail
Schuh
William Herman
Mary Schuh
Mary Hutchinson
William Schuh
Mrs. Schuh
Germany
America
St. Joseph
Jacob Schuh
Montana
Cable
Albert
Mrs Schuh Passes After Long Life In Philipsburg Area
Mrs. Schuh died in this city after spending her declining years in Philipsburg. Survived by two daughters Mrs. Mary Hutchinson and Mrs. F. M. Nowak and two sons Albert of San Diego and Walter of Kirkland. Two sons William and Henry died earlier. A brother William Hermann and sister Mrs. R. Weinschenk also survive. The family endured hostile Indian attacks near Trout Creek and Mrs. Schuh aided J. H. Jones after escape from Nez Perce forces. early settlers faced hardship amid pioneering progress.
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Albert
California
Mrs. Schuh
Philips‘burg
Walter
Kirkland
Wash
William
Henry
William Hermann
Dillon
R. Weinschenk
St. Joseph
Beaverhead State Bank Report of Resources and Liabilities
Report of the Condition of The Beaverhead State Bank at Dillon Montana as of August 3 1918 shows assets including loans and discounts 118624.01 dollars. bonds and warrants 14969.52. cash items 4408.50. reserves with the Federal Reserve Bank 0. total assets 193050.28 dollars. Liabilities list capital stock 2142.43. undivided profits 62 142.43. deposits including time deposits and savings 193050.28. total liabilities and capital 193050.28. Signed by cashier C W Hudson and sworn before notary W W Moyer on September 5 1918.
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Beaverhead State Bank
Dillon
Montana
Federal Reserve Bank
Ee Banking House
Eeee
Aeneyeerarean
Ncess
U. S. Treas
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Henry VIII
Huber Bros
iGrant
Grasshopper Valley
Elkhorn Springs
M. E
Methodist Church
Epworth
League
S. Washington Street
State Savings Bank
Standard Lumber
Dillon, Mont
Dillon News Briefs
G. A. Stocking
Monida
Red
Dillon Ladies
Tor Miss Long
Philipsburg
Total
State of
Braverhead
I. C. W. Hudson
C. W. Hopson
W. W. Moyer
Seax
Ep Smith
R. W. Boone
Albert Stamm
Northwest
City Auditorium
Pierce
Montana State Fair
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