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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1920
Page
6
Lee Joy from Reichle visited town Friday. Mrs. Ernest Geary has stayed in Dillon from her Lima area ranch. Al Toddvich returned from Long Beach California where he spent the month. his family will stay in Southern California for the winter.
City and county residents travel from Argenta to Butte and Lima to Dillon for business and visits. Travelers include George French, John Shesser, Clarence Wall, J. R. Davis, E. J. Bowman, Fred Hanson, Pat Desmond, Ted Martin, and many others. A divorce decree was granted to Dan and Kate Grant. Kate resumes her former name.
A Montana appeal explains Christmas seals stamp out the great white plague educate the public health habits provide nurses and save lives of children. Ninety five percent stays in the state the rest goes to the national society. Each sticker on mail shows approval of health for Montana and makes a thoughtful Christmas gift.
A Sunday blaze destroyed the P I mine buildings at Gilmore amid a prior fall fire at the Lat est Out. The two mines are Gilmore district leaders and the town faces months of work halt with possible spring revival. The G and P railroad may end winter Gilmore service, increasing Salmon Armstead crew strain. Loss estimated around 100000. A Leadore dispatch notes ignition started in the engine room from a superheated pipe.
Will Gleed Hans Pelleson C E Reeder Arch Brothers and H C Waltie are Lima visitors in Dillon summoned as witnesses in a civil case. Dellar Gordon was in town Thursday from Armstead. B A Clark visited Butte last Saturday afternoon.
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