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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
8
HeP Gets a Deer Cy Knotts, a veteran hunter, brought in a fine buck days before the big game season closed. The season has been poorer than in past years due to scarce game and pressures from predators and hunters.
Herman Reis, a known young resident of the Centennial valley, long listed as missing, is now reported killed in action after serving in France for several months. His brother lives near Monida.
The pet coyote of Miss Thelma Wyman died last Friday from the flu. To be sure, the carcass was placed in the jail furnace and sent up the flu. The coyote had been captured months earlier and trained by Miss Wyman until it was gentle as a kitten. Mr and Mrs Tom Landers and their two youngest children arrived from Alaska where Mr Landers supervised mining interests. They will spend the winter in Dillon.
Here for Thanksgiving Everton Poindexter Eugene Free and Richard Hobson, all in khaki uniforms of the U S A, visited during Thanksgiving week from the students' training camp at Missoula.
Here for Winter E M Yeaman and family moved to Dillon from Leadore Idaho for the season so their youngest son may attend city schools.
Alfred Paderson of Jackson is reported to have been slightly wounded in France during military action.
A stream of visitors and residents travel to Dillon from Missoula Glendive Armstead Reichle Butte and Helena. Mentions include Jorgensen Weisarns and Hartwigs among others with brief notes on a funeral influenza and a newborn in Butte.
Thanksgiving was observed as a holiday with a full reopening after six weeks of quarantine. Residents enjoyed the day to the utmost as restrictions were lifted last Thursday.
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