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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1919
Page
6
A parade of visitors from Lima Dell and Butte arrives in Dillon for weekends and weeklong stays. Mentions include business trips, dance events, hospital visits, and farm activity with cattle shipments and haying progress noted.
Deer Lodge August 3 Mr and Mrs Will Albee arrive from Spokane. They head to Lewis town where Mr Albee will join brothers Den and Ben on 22 000 acres bought from T C Power in exchange for Spokane real estate. The Albee brothers are experienced Montana ranchmen and their eastern Montana holdings satisfy friends.
Miss Nellie Kiley arrived Thursday from Butte to join Mrs. Mary Judge and children on a motor tour of Yellowstone National Park. Miss Evan Tritt, after an appendicitis recovery in Butte, resumes duties at the Depot News stand. T. Fl. Barrett and daughters Nan and Constance along with Lon Barnett of Anaconda visited the Chester Barrett ranch at Grant last Thursday. H. T. Hedden called on business in Dillon related to the Golden Rule store while en route from Salt Lake City to Billings.
Whitehall July 31. Frank Piazolla of the Pipestone bench reports a disease of unknown origin seriously affecting the horses on the bench. Mr. Piazolla has lost no horses so far but all his herd is sick. The disease has the characteristics of the flu.
An advertisement touts Red Cross Ball Blue as the sole blue for pristine laundry. It claims clothes become dream-snowy white, contrasting with liquid blue, and assures dramatic whitening results.
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