Beverages and visits figure in Dillon notes
Dillon column reports raspberry and orange beverages at Dillon Grocery attract many patrons. Local residents and visitors including Miss Adama Miss McKenna and John Halligan are seen in Dillon. several business trips noted. Community events include church services and a Manse society meeting while local officials address road damage from a cloud burst near Hecla Glendale.
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W. C. Orr
Board of County Commissioners
Hecla
Glendale
George Ainslie Leaves The Dalles Chronicle for Dillon Montana
The Dalles Chronicle reports the departure of George Ainslie and his wife for Dillon Montana aboard the noon train. After a year with the paper he steps down as business manager to return to the Dillon Examiner where he previously worked. His asthma worsened at lower altitude, and his health requires this move.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chronicle
George Ainslie
Ainslie
Dillon
Montana
Dalles
Dillon Examiner
Amalie
Dalles Chronicle
Ripley Makes Good as Spokane Nabs Dillon Catcher
Frank Ripley, the Spokane catcher acquired from Dillon, is proving effective. Described as "the Indian" at the plate and behind the dish, he shows a reliable peg to second, steady fielding on high foul balls, and a line drive hitting style. He is expected to rise among league leaders with his bat and glove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Ripley
Spokane
Dillon
Evening News
Narrow escape for rider after horse plunge into stream
Misa Mollie Fitzharris nearly drowned when her horse reared and plunged into the Blacktail. She cut the harness, was struck and pulled into swift water, but grabbed brueb from the bank and saved herself. She was returned home in a weakened state from the cold water.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Misa Mollie Fitzharris
Mollie
Mies Fitzbarris
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