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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner page notes editorial and business management letters should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER. It identifies publication details as a second class matter in Dillon Montana under the 1879 act.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ripley, Miss Hazel Ripley and Tim Tash began a Sunday motor trip through the Bitter Root valley. Dr. R. Ryburn reported a record fishing catch on a Big Hole basin trip last week.
The account describes a mountain trout weighing about seven pounds the largest ever caught in the Big Hole basin. The doctor’s fishing claims are met with skepticism from friends as he praises Jackson area fishing after three days of top-notch angling.
Frank Ry of Texas visits his brother Dr. R H Ryburn at his home. He left Monday to visit friends in Helena.
Tom Luebben and George W. Dart were among the Dillon men who attended the Masonic meetings in Butte.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Merry drove from Butte to Dillon on Monday and will stay several days visiting friends.
Readable portion notes Mrs La rena Brown arriving in Tennessee Monday morning. No further details on her origin, purpose, or accompanying individuals are provided in the fragment.
In Memphis an extended vial term is mentioned involving Mrs. Garland and rooms. The fragment references a notice or obituary style item with unspecified details and vague relation to property or residence.
A brief note indicates a woman will visit with her sister and enjoy a vacation together, outlining plans for shared travel and leisure during the trip.
Heddon visits Dillon from Billings with wife and children to attend to matters related to the Golden Route store. The family formerly lived in this city.
Mr and Mrs Francis Tonney and their small son along with Mrs Anson Baxter and her daughter returned yesterday from Elkhorn Springs where they had spent the past week at the popular camping grounds.
John Hoffman was seriously injured Monday at his upper Sweetwater ranch when his horse fell with him. He sustained multiple injuries and was taken for medical treatment.
A fragmentary report notes an incident in Dillon where injuries to the head were cited. No full details or context are available in the readable text.
Kate Murphy, who has served as A Buel C. Smith for the past week, departed yesterday for her home in Butte.
Mrs Boetcher who had been staying with relatives in Dillon for several weeks left yesterday afternoon to return to her home in Stevensville in the Bitter Root valley.
Misses Helen bilger Virginia bilger and Nan Barrett returned Friday from Helena where they spent a week at Broadwater and enjoyed local sights and hospitality during their trip.
A motor party including Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Stephenson, Mrs. Helena Randolph, Mrs. Cora Holland and Dr. G. G. Brownback toured Butte on a Sunday outing.
C H Niblack returned from New York last Saturday where he spent two weeks buying fall and winter goods for his city store.
The readable notes reference an operation at Nurney hospital with accompanying individuals including Mrs Caghmore and others, though full names and context are missing.
Mr and Mrs C W Hudson and Miss Delta Hudson returned Friday from a tour of Yellowstone Park. They traveled from Helena where they attended a state bankers convention and made the canyon to Dillon trip in one day.
Rev B J Groenevelt Mrs Elizabeth Blake and two children Betty and Robert spent a few days of last week in Dillon from their home in Butte.
Mr and Mrs Frank Felt and grandchildren motored from Elkhorn Springs to Dillon last Friday. Mrs Felt and grandchildren Jack and Caroline Card of Portland and Miss Lillian Felt of Chicago left Saturday for a motor tour of Yellowstone Park.
Mr and Mrs Roy Muray travel to Glacier Page for a Buick automobile meeting held this week.
Mr and Mrs L HB Gregory completed a motor tour of the Flathead country returning this week. They traveled through the region visiting notable sites and enjoying the scenery during their journey.
Mia and Ray Stone and their daughter Misa Hazel will return to their Great Falls home later this week. They will be accompanied by Miss Opal Stone who has been attending the Normal college summer session.
Church attendance paused for two Sundays August 28 and September 4 due to summer term gap and pastor’s absence at the Miles City annual conference.
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