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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 22, 1916

Page

10

Mission to Be Held by Oblate Fathers in Dillon

The Oblate Fathers of Cleveland Ohio will conduct a Mission in Dillon from October 1 to 8 with sermons and instructions on Christian duties and opportunities for confession and Holy Communion. After Dillon the Mission will continue in Melrose Reichle and Lima. Non Catholics are invited to attend. The Mission promotes prayer instruction and participation.

Oblate Fathers Cleveland Ohio Dillon Melrose Reichle Lima

St James Church Sunday Services Schedule

The notice lists services for the fourteenth Sunday after Trinity at St James Church. Holy Communion at 7:30 a.m. Church school at 9:45 a.m. Morning prayer and sermon at 11:00 a.m. Evening prayer and ...

St. James’ Church

Memorial Service for Bishop Brewer

A memorial service will be held with the memorial sermon read by Bishop Faber. Lee H. Young, Rector, invites the community to join in these services.

Bishop Brewer Faber Lee H. Young

Marriage Licenses Issued In Rexburg And Leadore Area

Last week two marriages were approved J. L. Watts and Mattie Middleton of Rexburg Idaho and Horace B Mulkey of Kansas City Missouri to Irene Clark of Leadore Idaho.

J. L. Watts Mattie Middleton Rexburg Idaho Horace B. Mulkey Kansas City Irene Clark Leadore

Dillon Couple Wed in Dillon Brick Home Romance

Miss Irene May Clark and Mr. H. B. Mulkey were married at 4 30 p m on September 19 at the Williamson residence with immediate family present. Rev H G Humphrey officiated and the couple will live in Kansas City Missouri where Mulkey works for Otis Elevator Co. followed by a dinner and reception with relatives.

Dillon S. A. Williamson Irene May Clark H. B. Mulkey H. G. Humphrey Mulkey Williamson Miss Clark G. W. Clark Leadore Idaho A. R. Mulkey Kansas City Mr. Mulkey Otis Elevator Co

Miss May Trumper Visits Clearview Campaign Stop

Republican candidate Miss May Trumper for state superintendent of public instruction met Dillon residents at the Tower home in Clearview from 2 to 7 pm and attracted many callers before leaving Tuesday night for Virginia City. A ladies club gathering at the Gist home was also hosted by Mesdames Gilbert Orr McCaleb and Gist.

May Trumper Good’ ‘Government Club Frank Lovell John Collins M. D. Manning Kalispell Clearview B. A. Tower Dillon Virginia City Gist J. H. Gilbert Ernest Orr H. L. McCaleb M. D

Mrs Henry Schoenborn Hosts St Rose Guild Gathering

Mrs Henry Schoenborn entertained the members and friends of St Rose Guild yesterday afternoon in a social gathering.

Henry Schoenborn St. Rose Guild

Country Club Event Hosted by Mrs Nelson in Bond

The Northside Country Club will be entertained by Mrs. Nels P. Nelson of Bond on Tuesday October 3.

Northside’ Country Club Nels P. Nelson Bond

Riverside Country Club Hosts Mrs Lorain Spencer

Mrs Lorain Spencer charmingly entertained guests at the Riverside Country Club Wednesday afternoon in a social gathering reflecting the era's club life and society circle.

Riverside Country Club Lorain Spencer

Republican rally opens as Miller arrives in town

Miller arrives on the evening train as the Dillon Military band leads him to city hall. The Republican Central committee invites all, especially ladies, to hear the distinguished speaker present republicanism and Americanism and urge support for the entire party ticket at the November 7 election.

Pianos for rent and local notices fill Dillon pages

Local notices list pianos for rent through C. W. Scott and a variety of community items. Social updates include Miss Lora Maxwell's visit, Loomis from Anaconda, and Loretta Julson visiting Butte. Events feature The Melting Pot at Normal College Auditorium and a Presbyterian church service on September 24.

Loretta Julson Mrs. T.'K. Julson Butte Melting Pot Normal P. F. Rudy B. W. Emerick Wharton Monida Moran & Thomas

Noted Democrat Out for Hughes

New York dispatch reports Harris Taylor, prominent Democrat and former minister to Spain, will vote for Hughes. Taylor criticizes Wilson as an ambitious revolutionary, monarchial in bent, accusing him of forming a dictatorial rule and abandoning the old Democratic party.

A.new York Harris Taylor Spain Wilson Hughes Taylor Democratic Party

Profits on Munitions Given to Government

The Canadian Cartridge company remitted 758 248 to the government as profit on manufacturing 1 000 000 eighten pounder shell cases. The firm took the contract at current prices and promised to remit the difference between paid price and actual cost. The excess was paid by a single check. This offers a view into shell making profits.

Canadian Cartridge Company

Edwin Miner Ames Dies After Long Ranch Life

Edwin Miner Ames died here at about 32 years of age. He and his two brothers ran a large ranch at the head of Horse Prairie. Born in 1882 in Rock Springs Wyoming, he moved to California as an infant and later came to this county. He leaves his mother two brothers a sister in California and both grandmothers. A large circle of friends will be saddened by his death.

Horse Prairie Rock Springs Wyoming California Ames

Montana Reports Planting Fourteen Million Trout Fry

Fourteen million trout fry have been planted in Montana streams since January, according to D. H. Morgan chief deputy game warden. The fry hatched in the state hatchery and distributed through the mountain streams required significant effort by Morgan and his assistants.

Montana D. H. Morgan

Chaperon Origin Traced to Spanish Mantle

The term chaperon derives from a mantle worn by Spanish duennas used to cover and shield young girls under their care.

Final amnaipsis under study at the laboratory

A chemist explains the final amnaipsis being produced in the lab as part of ongoing experimentation. The scene captures curiosity about the material and the research setting referenced by the Lawsville Courier-Journal.

Lawsville

Report of Condition of The State Bank of Dillon 1916

The State Bank of Dillon in Dillon Montana reports condition as of September 12 1916 with assets totaling 1 063 259 36 including loans 860 067 36 cash 30 395 00 and real estate 30 395 00 plus liabilities 191 045 08 in profits and reserves 1 063 259 36. W A Graeter cashier attests to accuracy sworn September 21 1916 before Notary W E Stehenson.

State Bank of Dillon Montana State of Beavehead W. A. Graeter

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Huber Bros Huber Mase Dillon Ynic Wee Mont Catholic Mission J. E. Shipman Beaverhead-Alberta Riverside Dairy Jolly Club P. FP. Rudy Minneapolis Bertha Anna Huber Eli St. Rose E. H. Brundage S. Mont. St Dillon, Mont Optometrists Albert Stamm Mont C. W. Scott Lincoln Wirt Anna Hart R. J. Dansie of Armstead Pride of Dillon Lora Maxwell Normal College Mrs. Loomis of Anaconda T. K. Julion Oliver Kurts Blackfoot Louise Taylor Polson Carl Stone Creek J. W. Scott Miss Scott Mr. Sage J. A. Billingsly First Presbyterian Church Asa Kenison Mountain Home Isaac Rife Ike, Jr Rochester Minn Rife Mabel Peterson The Flathead Tower Home Bertha N. Huber Montana Street Edwin Miner Ames Euripides Pete Mda M. Barrett E.B. Roy W. E. Sterheenson Montana Mercantile Co the Dillon Bakery F. C. McFadden First National Bank B. F. White
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