First Baptist Church Invites Students to Service
The First Baptist Church extends a cordial invitation to high school and Normal College students to Sunday worship. Morning theme The Persuasive Power of Christ's Life and an evening sermon Follow Me. Bible school at 10 am and a Young People's meeting at 6 30 pm. The Dillon Delphian Society met at the Public Library with a Greek Drama discussion led by Mrs Bernstein and others, planning to reconvene October 9.
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First Baptist Church
High School
Normal College
Christ
Bible School
Dillon Delphian Society
Wm. Bernstein
Mesdames Gilbert
Huber
Waldorf
Bimrose
Cornell
John Orr
Moran
Bert Orr
Brundage
Thomas Nash
Metzel
J. E. Morse
Edward Smith leads Bannack church notices
Edward Smith minister announces residence by the church on Bannack and Washington streets. Sunday school at 10 a.m. with classes for all. Prof. Lee R. Light, superintendent. Morning worship at 11. Epworth League social hour and lunch at 6 p.m. devotions at 6:30 p.m. Miss ...
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Bannack
Washington Streets
Edward Smith
Lee R. Light
Epworth League
Midweek Bible Study and Prayer Service Notice
Informal midweek service announced for Wednesday at 7 30 p m with Bible study and prayer. Open to all seeking religious news and community support.
Christian Science Services in Dillon on Sunday
The Dillon Christian Science Society on Yeaman block E Center St schedules Sunday services October 1 at 11 o'clock with the topic Unreality. Sunday school begins at 9 45 am and a Wednesday testimonial meeting is at 8 o'clock.
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Christian Science Society of
Dillon
Yeaman Block
E. Center St
Methodist Aid Society Entertained For Guests
The Methodist Aid society was entertained Thursday by Mrs J W Carney Miss C C Bates and Mrs Henry Gleed Sr assisted by Mrs L F Molleur At Dinner Mr and Mrs A L Anderson entertained at dinner Sunday evening, complimentary to Mrs N M White and George L White of Berkeley California
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Methodist Aid Society
J. W. Carney
C. C. Bates
Henry Gleed Sr
L. F. Molleur
A. L. Anderson
N. M. White
George L.’ White
Berkeley
California
Fred Woodside
George L. White
Berkeley, Calif
F. EF. Foote
Samuel Williamson
Elkhorn Springs
W P G Holds First Meeting of New Year
The W P G members meet Tuesday October 3 at Mildred Curnutt's home to plan a snappy program for the new year.
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Mildred Curnutt
Women Guild Auxiliary to Meet at Mrs Cashmore Home
Woman's Auxiliary of the St James Guild will meet with Mrs W F Cashmore on Thursday October 5. Miss Helen Bulger will entertain Theta next Tuesday evening October 3.
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Woman’s Auxiliary
The
St. James Guild
W. F. Cashmore
Helen Bulger
Theta
Series of Parties Entertained by Mrs Phillips Smith and Orr
A trio of social hostesses Mrs Charles Phillips Mrs Jos C Smith and Mrs Catherine Orr hosted a week of gatherings this week with multiple social events and attended guests.
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Charles Phillips
Jos. C. Smith
Catherine Orr
Busy Bee Club Hosts Mrs Cushing at Home
Mrs Edward Cushing entertained the Busy Bee club at her home on Wednesday afternoon with light refreshments and social交流.
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Edward Cushing
Busy Bee Club
Local Dillon News Roundup and Notices
A Dillon page lists people visiting, travels to nearby towns, and local business notes including Otto Kee visiting the county seat, John Troup a rancher from Jackson, and Emil Conger visiting from Laurel. Lost dog reported a bob-tail yellow hound returning to J E Howe. Various ads note sewing supplies, stock salt, and Krimp Krust bread promos.
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J. E. Howe
Local notes report light frost and local visits
A light frost Wednesday night did no damage to gardens. Miss Kate Sullivan visits Elkhorn Springs. Jake Neidt of Wisdom seeks stock cattle. Elza Murray and William Reed travel to Helena for the State fair. Hugh Anderson departs for Helena for a drug store job after completing a Missoula pharmacy course.
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Elza Murray
William Reed
Helena
Hugh Anderson
Hugh
University At
Missoula
First Presbyterian Glendale Church Services Schedule
Sunday school begins at 10 a m with Miss Nina Nash as superintendent Morning Worship follows at 11 led by Minister Philip J May Theme Motives as a Factor in Life Evening Service at 7 30 with The House of Seven Pillars as the evening program.
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Glendale
South Pacific
Philip J. May
Nina Nash
Proofs Please Young Loc and His Sweetie Exchange
A fragment shows a conversation between a young man labeled Loc and his Sweetie. She presses for financial proof while affirming love. The tone hints at a domestic dispute about money and commitment.
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Loc
Daughter Traced Banking Error Leaves Father Surprised
In a family exchange, Beth denies overdrawn account. her father recalls the banker warning about excess checks. Beth insists she has not used half the checks in the book, prompting dialogue on the apparent discrepancy.
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Beth
For Rent Furnished House and Flat in Quiet Area
For Rent. Furnished house and small flat available at 305 South Washington. Quiet location. Call 1238 J for details and inquiries.
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South Washington Street
Washington
Postponement of Estray Horse Sale Announcement
The Estray Horse Sale scheduled for Sept. 23 has been postponed to Sept. 30. De V. ERWIN.
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Estray
de V. Erwin
Salvation Army Brigadiers to Speak in Dillon October 4
Brigadier and Mrs. Jordan, two of the Salvation Army’s oldest officers with 89 years in service, will visit Dillon on October 4 as part of a farewell tour. They have served in Europe Africa and America including the Boer War and St Helena where Napoleon died. After long careers in Texas Montana Idaho and California they retire from active duty.
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Salvation Army
Dillon
Jordan
Europe
Africa
America
South Africa
St. Helena
Napoleon Bonaparte
Texas
Montana
Idaho
California
Foley Kidney Pills Relieve Kidney Trouble
Mrs. Sarah E. Bennett of Anderson Indiana reports two years of kidney trouble and unsuccessful remedies before Foley Kidney Pills provided quick relief for backache rheumatic pains dizziness and bladder issues. Sold everywhere.
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Sarah E. Bennett
Anderson
Indiana
Foley
City Baking Co. Krimp Krust Advertisement
A wholesome healthful bread advertisement promotes Krimp Krust by City Baking Co. highlighting nourishment and quality for everyday use.
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City Baking Co
The Easiest Thing and The Choice of a King Sermon
At the Methodist Episcopal church the 1 o'clock service October 1 will feature the pastor's theme The Easiest Thing. Sunday school begins at 10. Evening services shift earlier to 7 30 with Epworth League social at 6 and devotions at 6 30. The evening sermon will be The Choice of a King and of Common Folks.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Epworth League
Salvation Army Harvest Festival Sale Planned in Dillon
The Salvation Army announces a Harvest Festival Sale on Monday September 2 from 2 p m to 6 p m. Proceeds from the sale will fund local Salvation Army work with produce gathered by officers and volunteers. Donations are welcome to support the effort.
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Salvation Army
Dillon
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