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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1917
Page
8
Oregon Short Line Time Table Southbound Northbound
Train schedule snippet lists No 32 southbound at 7 45 p m No 30 southbound 2 9330 a No 29 northbound No 31 northbound 01 58 p indicating a historic timetable with times and service numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oregon
Oil drilling planned at Beaverhead-Alberta well and nearby sites
Local reports say oil drilling arrangements are under way in the Frying Pan basin Lovers Leap Lovell ranch and Heavy ranch areas after oil was struck at the Beaverhead-Alberta well near Flynn's place. Efforts include removing a wedged casing and installing a larger one before resuming drilling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead-Alberta
Flynn
Charles Marble Handles Largest Wheat Load at Dillon Elevator
Charles Marble owner of the A. C. Bond ranch two miles south of Dillon hauled one third of his wheat to the Dillon elevator with George Johnson's four horse team. The load weighed 11 550 pounds gross the wagon and tank weighed 2 190 pounds and the net weight was 9 360 pounds. It contained 155 bushels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles’ Marble
A. C. Bond
Dillon
George Johnson
Williams
Railroad Board Sets Slag and Tailings Rate in Montana
The Board of Railroad and Public Service at Helena authorized a slag and tailings rate not exceeding 12.00 per ton with 2.00 per net ton from Melrose to East Helena. Dillon Circuit Notes lists church services in Montana with Armstead, Stone Creek, and Blacktail schoolhouses scheduled for Sunday. A weather note reports rainfall over an inch, welcomed by ranchers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Railroad and Public Service Commission
Helena
Melrose
East Helena
Dillon
Sar Armstead
Stone Creek
Fat Blacktail ‘No
Rankin
Tae
Good Government club seeks youth report on earnings
The Good Government club requests a report from any person under sixteen who earned money between May 1 and September 1. The notice names Dokenestea, AnpEtson, Phillips as references and lists locations as 717.
Lost Ranch mine ore specimens on display window
An exhibition features silver and copper ore from the Lost Ranch mine in Bloody Dick mining district in Mrs. Hart's display window. The mine is owned by Marvey Sullivan. The Good Government Club's next meeting is at the Public School Auditorium on Tuesday October 2 with Dr. P M Poindester delivering a paper. The Bureau of Fisheries car released trout fry in Dillon yesterday morning, handled by C W Scott Fred Rife and John Somers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole
Churchill Ranch
Dewey
Wise River
Elkhorn District
Lost Ranch
Bloody Dick
Good Government Club
Public School
P.M. Poindester
Bureau of Fisheries
Dillon
C. W. Scott
Fred Rife
John Somers
Service Times at St James Episcopal Church
The church lists a 7 30 a m early Holy Communion, 9 45 a m Sunday school, 11 a m morning prayer and sermon, and 7 45 a m daily devotional service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James’ Episcopal Church
Baptist Church Sets Annual Canvass And Services
Rev Walter M Corll outlines Sunday activities at the Baptist church with Bible school at 10 a m and morning sermon on Financing a Church. Afternoon canvass by nine teams aims to raise funds for next year’s expenses. Melrose preaching at 8 p m. Wednesday business meeting to report team progress. Also M E church notes report Sunday school at 10 with Dr Robert Clark, services at 11 and 8 led by H G Humphrey. Epworth league led by Will Clark. new teachers elected for primary department.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter M. Corll
Suiday
Melrose
Robert Clark
H. G. Humphrey
Epworth League
Will Clark
Lottie Day
Nan Mountjoy
Bai
Johnson
Jean Bishop
Beck
Dillon Social Affairs Jolly Club Hosts Next Tuesday
Mrs. E L Carhartt will entertain the Jolly Club members next Tuesday evening. The Lutheran Aid Society will meet with Mrs. Jens H Christensen on Saturday, October 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Club
The
Luthran Aid Society
Jens H. Christensen
Farewell Dinner Held For Mildred Eliott Before Missoula Move
Mr and Mrs A Eliott hosted a farewell dinner Wednesday evening in honor of their daughter Mildred before her departure to Missoula to attend the university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. ‘A.eliott
Mildred
Missoula
University
St James guild hostesses plan meetings at two homes
Mrs Rodney Foster and Mrs E H Brundage hosted guild members and friends in the Guild hall yesterday. The guild will meet at the L W Potter home Thursday afternoon October 11, entertained by Mrs Potter and Mrs Mellenthin. The Misses Bertha and Anna Huber will entertain the auxiliary guild at their home Thursday Oct 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rodney Foster
E. H. Brundage
St. James Guild
Guild
L. W. Potter
Potter
Mellenthin
Bertha
Anna Huber
Forrester Anniversary Dinner Attended by Notables
Last Saturday evening guests invited by Mr and Mrs Roy Forrester celebrated their anniversary with a dinner. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Russell Fryburg Mr and Mrs George Melton Dr and Mrs Floyd Best Mr and Mrs Judson Best and Miss Pierson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Forrester
Russell Fryburg
George Melton
Floyd Best
Judson Best
Miss Pierson
Dinner Dance Honoring Birthday Intrudings
Mrs. Russell Fryburg hosts a dinner dance for her husband’s birthday. Guests include Mr. Roy Murray, Mr. George Mn, Mr. Chapman, Mr. Joseph Stevens, Mr. Roy Forrester, and Mr. Hudson with accompanying spouses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russell Fryburg
Roy Murray
George Mn
Will ‘Chapman
Joseph. Stevens
Roy Forrester
Hudson
Hobnob Club Hosts Luncheon for Mrs. Selway
The Hobnob club held a luncheon at 1:30 PM at the E. L. Poindexter home honoring Mrs. H. J. Selway who plans to depart Saturday night for California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Poindexter
H. J. Selway
California
Pleasant Afternoon Birthday Tea Honoring Mrs Mellenthin
Mrs L W Potter hosted a pleasant informal gathering last Saturday afternoon in New York area to honor the birthday of her mother Mrs R Mellenthin. Guests enjoyed light conversation and refreshments were served late in the day. The party was a surprise to Mrs Mellenthin.
Surprise Party for Grace Little at Home
About twenty five school friends gathered last Saturday at Grace Little’s home after an invitation by Maureen Des mord and Beatrice Christman. The group enjoyed games music and dancing, making for a lively evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Little
Maureen Desmord
Beatrice Christman
Marriages At M E Church Involving Cooper And Stanley
On Sunday evening September 23 Mr Delbert Cooper of Kansas City Missouri and Miss Mary Cooper of Lincoln Nebraska were wed at the M E parsonage with Rev H G Humphrey officiating Then on Tuesday afternoon Rev Humphrey joined Mr Carson Jones of Twin Falls Idaho and Miss Nellie Stanley of Salmon City Idaho in marriage at the same parsonage The newlyweds departed that evening for a honeymoon in California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Church
Delbert Cooper
Kansas City
Mary Cooper
Lincoln
Nebraska
M. E
H. G. Humphrey
Carson Jones
Twin Falls
Idaho
Nellie Stanley
Salmon City
M.E
California
Forther Dillon Bride Weds A Loucks of Divide
Miss Mary Howe of Divide becomes the bride of A Loucks formerly with Montana Power. Rev Charles F Chapman presided at the ceremony. They plan a brief honeymoon before the groom departs for training camp at American Lake.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Loucks
Divide
Art Bride
Mary Howe
Frmerly
Butte
Dillon Friends Attend St. Rose Wedding of Leah O'Brien and Edgar Rife
Miss Leah O'Brien and Edgar Rife wed at St. Rose Catholic Church with Rev. Father Foley officiating. Matron of honor is Mrs. E. S. Duff and best man Jardine Rife. Music by Mrs. Angen Baxter. Guests include Mrs. Frei Carter. The couple's post ceremony lunch was at Mrs. L. S. Tower's home. They depart for a brief honeymoon in Butte and next reside at the Rife ranch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Rose Catholic Church
Dillon
Mr. Rifé
Ike Rife
Horse Prairie Valley
Baptist Aid Society Address by Mrs Edinger
Mrs Annabel Long Edinger addresses the Baptist Aid Society urging support and relief efforts. The fragmented text references a fundraising or charitable message within the Baptist community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist Aid
Annabel Long Edinger
The
Anes - Aid: “Society, of, the. ‘Baptist
Red Cross address inspires at Baptist Ladies Aid meeting
At the Baptist church Ladies Aid gathering Mrs. Anna Bel Long Edinger delivered an impassioned Red Cross speech. She urged binding up nations wounds, caring for battle’s wounded, and fostering peace, calling for selfless service and spiritual renewal among Dillon volunteers. Prayer followed with Pastor Corll. light refreshments were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies’ Aid Society of the Baptist
Corrll
Annabel Long Edinger
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Fellowship of Humanity
Christ
Dillon
Charles Chaplin
Theda Bara
Salome
New York
England
France
the Red Cross
Corll
Also Mentioned on This Page
Reeds & Barton
Gorham
Huber Bros
Baptist
Church
Dillon Social Affairs
Luthran
St. James
Albert Stamms
Forther Dillon Boy
Montana Mercantile
City Hall
Dillon, Mont
Standard Lumber
Standard Lumber & Coal Co
Montana
Dillon, Montana
C. E. Blinn
Mr. Farmer
Mr. Stockman
Beaverhead State Bank
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