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No. 32 southbound runs at 7 45 p. No. 30 southbound at 9 40 a. No. 29 northbound at 5 22 a. No. 31 northbound at 4 58 p.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1916
Page
11
Local Notices and Social News From Dillon Area
Local items report births and visits, travel to Missoula and Madison, newspaper ads for livery, coal, hay, and supplies, rent notices, and upcoming church services. People mentioned include Mrs. Reichle and Tess Reichle, G. V. Patterson, Jack Porter, E. W. Bell, Farnsworth & Bucy, and Rex Williams among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joseph Walsh
G. V. Patterson
Dell
Jack Porter
Bedrock
Dillon
Ethridge Ward
Missoula
Tribune Book Store
Presbyterian Church
E. W. Bell
Spring Canyon
Utah
Rock Springs
Farnsworth & Bucy
Depot
C. P. Thomas
Bayerd’s
Dillon clubs exchange welcomes and civic notes
Dillon news notes writ large with thanks from F C Bowman of Idaho Falls Club of Commerce for Dillon advertising of the War Bonnet Roundup and a pledge to cooperate in western development. Also Good Government club to resume Sept 19 at 4 pm with a Republican Democratic and Socialist ticket program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. George
Dillon Commercial Club
F. C. Bowman
Idaho Falls Club of Commerce
Dillon Organization
Idaho Falls
Bowman
West
Good Government Club
John Collins
Frank Lovell
Manning
Pastor Sermon and Diet of Worms Address Schedule
At 11 oclock the pastor preaches, and at 8 pm Dr Tilden gives the second and final sermon on Martin Luther at the Diet of Worms. The sermon is touted as a thrilling historical theme. Sabbath school begins at 10 oclock with Mrs Rathbone supervising.
Beaver County Horse Sales Draw 1000 Head
Last Thursday and Friday over 1000 range and work horses were sold here at an average of 70 dollars per head. The sales were conducted under the auspices of the Dillon Horse Sales Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Dillon Horse Sales Co
Harvest Day Week Ends With Cancellations And Sheep Sale
Last week E W Slack bought 200 head buck lambs and 500 yearling ewes of Hamp shire stock from Selway Sheep Co for a Portland firm. Not many went. Storm last Saturday caused locals to cancel trips to Wisdom for the Harvest Day celebration on Sunday, Monday and Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Slack
Hampshire
Selway Sheep Co
Portland
Wisdom
Republicans Meet in Montana Endorsing Prohibition and Reform
The Montana Republican convention nominated C. N. Pray as temporary chairman and elected C. P. Tooley secretary. It adopted a unified platform endorsing national and state prohibition, woman suffrage, tariff and land reform, tighter tax measures, state board consolidation, and expanded irrigation and education funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Selway
J. G. Locke
Livingston
C. N. Pray
Great Fails
Ronald Higgins
Missoula
Pray
C. P. Tooley
Harlowton
Committee On
E. O. Selway
Plank
Joseph Corby
Butte
Republican Party of
Montana
Harvey
Fred L. Gibson
Herbert
Polson
Lincoln
Flathead
Ravalli
Prairie County
Committee On Permanent Organization
John D. Waite
Lewistown
Major Luce
Bozeman
F. J. Edwards
G. W. Farr
Theodore Brantly
Jeannette Rankin
F. A. Hazelbaker
H. L. Hart
W. D. Fenner
Daniel Boyle
W. O. Craig
May Trumper
S. C. Ford
A. C. Grande
C.E. Jones
O. B. Prickett
J. E
W. H. Sayles
C. H. Henderson
O. M. Lanstrum
C. W. Smith
C. S. Jackman
Re-United Party
Republican Party
United States
Union
Commonwealth
Congress
Legislative Assembly
State Land Board
Land Board
Mon tana Auto Supply reports 249 cars sold in year
Manager Roy E. Murray of the Montana Auto Supply Co announces fiscal year ending July 31 sales of 249 cars. Dodge 40 Ford 149 Buick 51 Cadillac 9. The firm claims the largest garage in the state with 15 620 square feet after adding a new expansion this summer and employs 17 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy E. Murray
Montana Auto Supply Co
The
Tribune
Dodge
New Costly Chevrolet Draws Buyer Interest in Dillon
Moran and Thomas report strong interest in the new medium priced Chevrolet at 590 dollars. Prospective buyers have requested demonstrations in the Dillon area. Reviewers praise its smooth ride and high class construction, with Moran predicting robust sales in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moran & Thomas
Moran
Dillon
Chevrolet
Reopening Offer to Buy Hides Pelts and Furs
The notice invites customers back to the long running shop at 535 Washington Street to resume buying hides pelts wools and furs plus bounty scrip and junk all offered at the highest prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Street
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Anderton Livery Co
Tattersall
Bond Grocery CO
M. Reichle
Theresa Reichle
Madison, Wisconsin
Tessie
University
Mary and
Ethel Martinell
Alex Williamson
Ronald Swet
Great Falls
Cook
American
North Railroad Avenue
Fidel Huber
Anna Huber
St. Louis
Chicago
Helen Gebeaur
Bessie Thetge
Mabel Card
A. C. Mitchell
Dillon Examiner
Salmon Wednesday
Northfork
Hull Brothers
Salmon Herald
Fred Williams
the Club
Oklahoma City
Rietta Rust
Okla
Miss Rust
Miss Riches
Colorado Springs
Colo
Frank Heinback
London
Ora Price
Mr. Heinback
First Baptist Church
McClure
GoOo Wudge
Oy Wetman-Bruton Company
Asion Square
New York City
A. J. Kimball
Forsyth
East Lynn
Mass
Maine
Chelsea
Kimball
Montana Commercial and Labor League
Helena, Mont
Dart Hardware & Implement Co
Dillon, Mont
Murray
Home Again
Lawrence & Co
H. C. Burfiend
Kupfer Drug Co
Ruby Valley
Louis Hermsmeyer
Sheridan, Mont
J.T. Conley
Mr. Conley
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