Traffic Violators to Appear Before Police Judge
Auto traffic violators in the city will have their cars tagged with a citation and must appear before the police judge to explain the reasons for their delinquencies. Other notes report prizes won at the State Fair, new apartments in Dillon, a local car agency, cattle shipping, early duck shooting, and paving work on Idaho Street including delays near Lovell's barber shop.
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Idaho Street
Glendale
Montana
Idaho
Bannack Street
Lovell
Lands Along Big Hole River Opened to Entry
Beaverhead Abstract Company lists lands along the Big Hole River held from entry for reservoir use. Several thousand acres not previously entered due to the reservation will be opened for entry on September 22. Interested parties can obtain the number of acres and details from the company.
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Beaverhead Abstract Company
Big Hole
Robnett Hospitalized After Major Dillon Oil Operation
C W Robnett president and general manager of the Dillon Oil Company lies in St Luke's hospital Spokane recovering from a critical surgical operation. He is not expected to return to Dillon soon. Also, Mr and Mrs Charles Benington returned from a auto trip to the Helena fair via the Bitterroot valley and the Big Hole basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robnett
C. W. Robnett
Dillon Oil ‘Company
St. Luke’s Hospital
Dillon
Charles Benington
Helena
Bitterroot Valley
Big Hole
Poultryman J R Scott visits town for Pow Wow
J R Scott a Grant poultryman was in town yesterday. Mr and Mrs Frank Blair of Grant stayed in Dillon this week. Mr and Mrs H D Mayfield and child of Armstead were in town yesterday. J E Chambers of Virginia City came to Dillon for the Pow Wow. Mrs R Mellenthin returned Monday from a visit with her son near Rexburg Idaho. Miss Kate Sullivan plans a two month visit home to Potsdam New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Peterson
Butte
W. T. Cashmore
Dillon
Andrews
J. R.scott
Grant
Frank Blair
H. D. Mayfield
Child
Armstead
J. FE. Chambers
Virginia City
R. Mellenthin
Rexburg
Idaho
Kate Sullivan
Potsdam
N. Y
Montana Crop Report for September 1919
Montana field agent Guy Fitzpatrick reports crops holding at a low August level with oats and barley poor in quality. Spring wheat yields around five bushels per acre. winter wheat near 6% of normal. hay shortages reduce forage, wool yields remain strong with high prices. Also notes a Dillon wedding of Fred R. Chapman and Anne Shafer.
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Missoula
Guy Fitzpatrick
Montana
U. S. Bureau of Crop Estimates
Lutheran Aid Society to entertain ladies Thursday
The Lutheran Aid Society will be entertained by Mrs. C. T. Magnus at her Railroad Avenue home on Thursday September 25.
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The
Lutheran Aid Sociery
C. T. Magnus
Railroad Avenue
St James Episcopal Guild Meets for Thursday Entertainment
Members and friends of St James Episcopal Guild gathered in the Guildhall on Thursday for an afternoon of entertainment hosted by Mrs W F Cashmore and Mrs Susan Findling.
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St. James
Episcopal Guild
Guildhall
W. F. Cashmore
Susan Findling
Busy Bee Club Hosts Meeting at Patterson Ranch
Members of the Busy Bee club were entertained at the ranch home of Mrs. S. S. Patterson on Wednesday afternoon. It was their first gathering since the summer vacation.
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Busy Bee
Busy Bee Club
S. S. Patterson
Dillon volunteers dine at home of parents
Dewey Cashmore hosted a five course dinner Sunday at 3 o clock for the first Dillon volunteers. Lieut. Thompson served as guest of honor and twelve guests were seated.
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Dewey Cashmore
Dillon Volunteers
Lieut. Thompson
Northside Club Meets at Nelson Ranch Home
The Northside country club met Tuesday afternoon at the ranch home of Mr. and Mrs. Nels P. Nelson with about 70 attendees. Members traveled from Dillon by auto and train and enjoyed a fine luncheon and a pleasant gathering.
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Northside Club
Northside Country Club
Nels P. Nelson
Dillon
Dinner Honors War Lieutenant Thompson Guests
A stag dinner was held last Friday evening at the Andrus grill to honor Lieut. Charles Thompson, guest of friends in the city. Attending were members of the first volunteers who left Dillon in April 1917.
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Thompson
Andrus Grill
Charles Thompson
Dillon
Needle club opens season at Mrs Bishop's home
The first meeting of the Needle club for the season was held at the home of Mrs J F Bishop Wednesday afternoon. The guests included Mrs A S Rife Mrs Jardine Mrs B F White Mrs Ellen Lovell Mrs Hudson Mrs C W Hudson Mrs Clark Anderson Mrs T I Gilbert Miss Friedman of Pensacola Florida and Misses Carolyn and Margaret White.
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Needle Club
J. F. Bishop
A. S. Rife
Jardine
B. F. White
Ellen Lovell
Hudson
C. W. Hudson
Clark Anderson
T. I., Gilbert
Friedman
Pensacola
Florida
Carolyn and
Margaret White
Pretty Polaris Bride Weds Bedrock Groom in Episcopal Ceremony
Miss Mae Marchesseau of Polaris and Mr. J. J. Brown of Bedrock were married Thursday afternoon at the Episcopal church. Bridesmaids Grace Kampf and Olive Marchesseau wore blue georgette with pink asters. The couple planned a short honeymoon in Salt Lake before settling on the Grasshopper ranch.
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Episcopal Church
Mae Marchesseau
Polaris
J. J. Brown
Bedrock
Grace Kampf
Beacon
N. Y
Olive Marchesseau
Edward P
Frank E. Marchesseau
Andrus
Salt Lake
Reed Blasts League Covenant In Akron Speech
Senator James A. Reed of Missouri attacks the League of Nations covenant and Wilson in Akron Ohio on September 7. He argues it places America under foreign control and risks lives for distant causes, urging loyalty to the nation and rejection of entangling obligations.
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James A. Reed
Missouri
United States
Akron
Ohio
League of Nations Covenant
Wilson
Supreme Council
America
Colonel House
China
Shantung
Confucius
Japan
Congress
Mr. Wilson
Joseph Daniels
Perdition
General March
League of Nations
Saar Valley
Hedjaz
Persia
Siberia
Equator
Baptist Church Sunday School and Services Schedule
Sunday School begins at 10 a m with a preaching service at 11 a m on the theme Gods Commands and our Prayers. Evening service at 8 p m with the theme What Good Thing Shall I Do. Mid week service Wednesday at 8 p m. Strangers welcome. Pastor John H Hamstra.
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Baptist Church
John H. Hamstra
Methodist Church Serves September Schedule
Sunday Sept 21 Sunday School at 10 a.m. with Prof L R Light. Sept preaching at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. Nelson school house preaching Sunday afternoon Sept 21 by H G Humphrey.
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Methodist Church
L. R. Light
Epworth League
Nelson School House
H. G.humphrey
Twin sisters christened as Edward fears water
A British short note recalls Edward at the christening where water in the tent unsettles him. He asks his mother which of the twins she will keep, reflecting a child’s sensitive reaction to the ritual.
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Edward
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Henry VIII
Hether
Howard Atches
Huber Bros
J. R. Scott
Vf Grant
Center Streets
E. B. Emerick
John Dolan
Hupp
L. E. Yeager
Beaverhead
Madison Counties
Centennial Valley
Monida
Henry Lakes
Clara Chapman
University of Minnesota
Montana Mercantile Company
Navy
Louise Shafer
Great Falls
Los Angeles
Lutheran
Stag
Brown-Marchesseau
Declars
Lansing
Great Britain
Eugéne Debs
Chain
Beaverhead Motors CO
Montana Auto Supply CO
H. H. Baes
Armstead Garage
Rambouillet Bucks
Oregon
Centennial Live Stock Company
Lakeview, Montana
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