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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1919
Page
8
A compilation of short items reports visitors and residents in Dillon from Sage Creek Wise River Whitehall and other communities. Names include Pete Anderson Ben Mallon O Lewis J J McGeevney Carl Beardslee and many more with multiple confirmations of business travel and social visits.
Gov White home coming from Redlands Cal with daughter Margaret who will stay in Dillon for the summer. Sanders LaDue herd of 1400 cattle moved through Virginia City to Madison National Forest for summer range under Thomas Cox. Dr H E Wilson to take five registered jacks to Butte as distributing point amid strong demand. Edgar Rife arrives in New York and expects mustering out from Camp Upton soon after service in France. Idaho wreck delays morning passenger train twelve hours with no injuries.
Charles E. Miller sold his bank stock last week to Carl Huntley and is no longer connected with the bank. Pat Sullivan's deceased stock was also transferred to Mr. Huntley, consolidating ownership.
Judge W A Clark rushed to Salt Lake Sunday due to his son Junior Clark illness and operation after flu. Morris Kerr and Minnie Poole wed in Denver, now residing there. Congregational meeting planned at the Presbyterian church with members urged to attend. R N Hawkins, assistant state bank examiner, arrived from Helena to review county courthouse offices this week.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland inspected the Dell school on Monday, reviewing facilities and noting conditions.
Lambing supplies at Hughes and McCaleb's. Clyde Carruthers visits Dillon from Butte. F Price and Logan Underwood in town from Dell and Lima respectively. Concert at the Normal on Friday April 25. Several residents visit Dillon from ranches in Dell Kidd Horse Prairie Melrose Divide and Lima. A baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Lee Rei at Curtis hospital. Mrs. Isaac Edinger ill at Divide with influenza. J B Hollingsworth and William Hollingsworth return from southern California. one plans Los Angeles, the other Centennial valley. Mrs. Richard Gallagher arrives from Butte and plans Lima trip before returning to Dillon. Gallaghers now reside in Santa Monica California.
Mrs Elizabeth Chinn died in Salt Lake City on April 8 at her parents home. Funeral services were held April 12 at the L D S chapel with Bishop Quist officiating and burial in South Cottonwood Cemetery. She leaves two daughters Mrs Matt Kay and Mrs Percy Vance, a son Frank, another son George E in France, and siblings including the late Henry Stager of Kemmerer Wyoming. She had long resided in Montana since moving with her parents in 1863.
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