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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 28, 1920
Page
9
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Melrose notes show multiple residents traveling to Butte Dillon and Dell for business or visiting friends. Returns include Mrs Donovan recovering from illness, and several others arriving or departing for work, conventions, or visits to Melrose, Dillon, and Glendale.
Reading through Melrose and Glendale notes, residents include Brank Pucinelli returning from Butte for arm treatment. Miss Olga Willis and Miss Julia Thompson visiting kin. Joep Longley opens a soft drink shop. Julia Thompson and Margaret Karns visit Fossils Wyoming. Mrs Julia Harvey hosts a dinner for local couples. marriages loom as Mrs Joe Screener wed Howatt of Butte. school life features dormitory bond talk and a May 7 prom with 200 invitations. Lenore Thompson returns to high school after illness.
The high school bond for a dormitory failed 485 to 5165. The article argues a dorm would raise enrollment, provide recreation, and offer rural students equal access to higher education, urging students not to let the issue die.
A Goodyear salesman in Akron promotes tire putty as a way to add a thousand miles to tires. He demonstrates with a small can and urges the customer to buy, arguing it saves cotton and extends tire life. The prospective buyer agrees to place an order.
Al Smith, Salmon fur dealer, purchased a large portion of Bill Schermer’s winter pelts including nine martens nine lynx three weasels and five red foxes. Total martens now 17 valued at about 50 dollars each and Schermer has earned over a thousand dollars from this portion. Schermer, a six foot trapper, spent nights in subzero high peaks for the fur.
Miss Ruth Leach daughter of Mr and Mrs James Leach wed Mr James Smith of Des Moines Iowa. The ceremony took place at the bride parents west side home and the couple will make Des Moines their future home. E W Slack was in Del yesterday for business.
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