Dillon Delphian Society Meets at Public Library
The Dillon Delphian Society held its first meeting of the year at the Public Library with Mrs. A. F. Waldorf as leader. Mrs. C. W. Robinson was inducted as a member after a brief business session and a study of The Book of Job was discussed.
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Dillon Delphian Society
Public Library
A. F. Waldorf
C. W. Robinson
Dillon
Wm. Bernstein
Dillon Chapter
The
Delphian Society
Busy Bees Hold First Autumn Meeting at Mrs Lloyds
The Busy Bees club opened the autumn season with its first meeting at the cosy home of Mrs Ed Lloyd on Wednesday afternoon and was delightfully entertained.
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Busy Bee Club
Ed. Lloyd
Baptist Aid Society Hosts Tea at Mrs Grant Kennison’s
Mrs Grant Kennison generously hosted the Baptist Aid society at her home on Thursday afternoon with pleasant hospitality and delightful refreshments.
First Presbyterian Church Notice At Pacific and Glendale
A public notice from First Presbyterian Church set for Pacific and Glendale outlines upcoming activities and schedule changes. Details specify contact and meeting times for parish events and community outreach.
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First Presbyterian Church
Pacific and
Glendale
Philip Jona
Local Church Service Schedule Confusion Clarified
A fragment notes morning worship and an evening service set for 7 30. The text suggests a pastor hosting morning worship and a May evening service at TL location.
Services Schedule for Geo MacDougall Church
Pastor Geo MacDougall leads Sunday school at 10 a m. H D Gowan conducts Sept morning worship at 11 with theme Sin Confession Sanctification. Evening services at 8 o clock discuss An Ambassador.
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Geo. MacDougall
H. D. Gowan
Christian Science Services in Dillon on Sept 17
The Christian Science Society of Dillon on Yeaman block E Center St invites the public to Sunday services at 11 am with the subject Matter. Sunday school at 9 45 am and a Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 pm.
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Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeaman Block
E. Center St
Local Happenings and Advertisements Collage
Local items include rooms for rent at eight dollars monthly and a phone contact, sewing supplies at Tattersall's, home grown flowers from Dillon Greenhouses, a bread wrap promotion at grocers, various animal feeds, a house for rent on South Washington, Tanlac health ads via A Potts, social events with St Rose Guild, a mill superintendent visiting Pow Wow, Dr H H Scarborough offering eye care at Andrus Hotel, and a motivational note on effort for success.
Pow Wow at Dillmont Park Ends with Weather and Stunts
The Pow Wow at Dillmont park featured wild mustangs and comic car stunts by Al Lohr and Parke Scott, with Parke's tire mishaps and a laughing crowd. Weather optimism drew larger crowds as Sunday brought clear skies. John Barleycorn was notably absent from the grounds.
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Nelson
The
Law
Dillmont Park
Junx
Parke Scott
Lohr
Bud Galt
Parke
Dr. Finch and Son Leaving for Columbia University
Dr. Grant J. Finch of the Normal college faculty and his son Eugene depart Dillon by southbound train to New York City to attend Columbia University. Finch will study geography and school administration and write next summer, taking a year's leave on half pay. Prof. McCullough will fill his vacancy.
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Grant J. Finch
Normal College
Eugene
University of Montana
Missoula
Dillon
New York City
Columbia University
Finch
McCullough
Seattle
Beaverhead Post
Cubs
Chicago
New York
Stephan Couple Drives to Chicago for Medical Study
Dr and Mrs W T Stephan left by automobile for Chicago this week. They were joined by Eugene Free who will enter Northwestern University College of Medicine where Dr Stephan will pursue postgraduate work.
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W. T. Stephan
Chicago
Eugene Free
College of Medicine
Northwestern University
Stephan
Remedy Claim Markets Mayrs Wonderful Remedy
A testimonial advert promotes Mayr's Wonderful Remedy as a cure for stomach and digestive ailments including appendicitis and gall stones. The seller Potts the druggist and other druggists advertise a money back guarantee with one dose and refund offer.
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Mayr
Potts
Rittenhouse Widow of Mauldin Family Dies in Maryland
Mrs Ellen Rittenhouse the last surviving Mauldin kin died September 3 at her North Nast Maryland home. Funeral was held September 7. She previously lived in Butte where her husband once edited the Butte Miner and visited Dillon often, leaving one son and two daughters all in North East Maryland.
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Ellen Rittenhouse
Mauldin
James
William Mauldin
North Nast
Maryland
Frying Pan Basin Lambing Grounds Named for Sheep Fleets
James Kirkpatrick describes a large ranching area the Frying Pan Basin with 1600 acres enclosed and 1600 outside, leased, containing several springs including one center spring that never freezes. The land has fine grass, miles of outside range, shelter, and requires no hay for strong sheep, offering ample room for several bands with very little snow and being a prime lambing location.
Foley Kidney Pills Publicized by Mrs Bennett
Mrs Sarah F E Bennett of Anderson Indiana says after two years of kidney trouble Foley Kidney Pills relieved her backache rheumatic pains dizziness and blurred vision. The advertisement claims quick relief for kidney and bladder trouble and notes availability everywhere.
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Sarah FE
Bennett
Anderson
Indiana
Foley
Krimp Krust Bread Ad From City Baking Co
An advertisement promotes Krimp Krust bread as delicious wholesome and healthful from City Baking Co with the homey product tone and simple claim.
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City Baking Co
National banks' resources rise to 80.708 billion
The Comptroller of the Currency reports nationwide bank resources at 80.708 billion dollars, up 529 million from the May 5 call. The gain is framed as evidence that the financial tide is moving in the right direction, despite pessimism.
Alfalfa and grain yield in a tight late-season race
A close race unfolds between the farmer and Jack Frost for the second crop of alfalfa and the late grain. The farmer leads, gaining daily as conditions unfold.
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Huber Bros
Baptist Aid
First Baptist Church
Christian Science Society
Jack McLaren
Tattersall’s
Adv
Dillon Greenhouses
South Washington Street
Tanlac
A. Potts
J. B. Kagen
C.J. Parker
St. Rose Guild
William A. Roe
Philipsburg
Finley Roe
H. H. Scarborough
Andrus Hotel
Dillon Telephone
NEW Book
Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Co
Fair Grounds
John Barleycorn
al Lohr
John
DR. Finch
Son
Columbia U
Kalsemine
Mrs. Rittenhouse
James Kirkpatrick
Annabel Desmond
Phillips
Andrus Hotel Bldg
T. Lee McCracken
Avoca
Jack and
the Farmer
H. H. Bates
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