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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1916
Page
7
Reichle hall hosts church services and dances with attendees from Dillon and Butte. Excursion trains fill Sundays with river views near Reichle while locals plan hay work. A nearby OSL wreck injures a fireman and causes property damage as residents visit the scene.
Visitors include Legget from Melrose and Tritt from Dillon while Howard Smith and Alois Fassler traveled for business to Butte and Dillon. Wool buyer J. H. Hample visited, and Mary Bezek returned to Rocker after a visit with her parents. County official Guss Strome inspected roads. Melrose residents enjoyed a Saturday dance at Reichle.
Miss Young was called home last week. Miss Sadie Barclap spent the weekend in Butte. Mrs. Owsley, seriously ill, is recovering nicely. Miss Trevelyan Walls visited the Brenner home. Mr. Garver returned to Dillon from a state lecture tour. Miss Jennie Armstrong and Miss May Boman enrolled for the remainder of the summer term. Mosher Cluley Houseman and Grounard spent Saturday fishing on Blacktail. The summer session closes August 12 after twelve weeks. The fall term begins September 12. Superintendent Nye of Billings visited the Normal last Thursday and gave a talk to the students.
A chronology of Milles Romney a Democratic governor candidate. Highlights include 1898 Spanish American War recruitment, 1902 Hamilton mayor achievements, 1906 state senator election, advocacy for fever study orchard protection and school tax reform, 1908 primary law drive, 1914 workmen compensation campaign, and Romney’s platform pledges to enforce will of the people, support state funds on farm mortgages, protect laws, divorce schools from machine politics, and back a constitutional convention.
Sealed bids for 200 acres in Beaverhead National Forest Elkhorn Creek area near Section 33 are due August 31, 1916. Estimated 70 000 feet lodgepole pine saw timber and 200 000 feet lodgepole pine and balsam fir cordwood. Minimums set at $3.00 per thousand for saw timber and 60 cents per cord for cordwood. Deposit $100. Right to reject bids reserved. Obtain full timber details from the Forest Supervisor, Dillon Montana.
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