Editor mail to Dillon Examiner for editorial and business matters
All letters concerning the editorial department or business management of the Examiner should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
17
All letters concerning the editorial department or business management of the Examiner should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Mrs. George W. Schmith returns from Victor Idaho. Alfred Brothers sprains left arm after horse incident. Dr. Ford treats the injury and he recovers well. L. J. Phillips returns from Idaho where he shipped livestock for winter feeding. Doc Franks joins Opera House News stand after hospital treatment for a World War arm wound. Mr. and Mrs. R Gallagher and Mrs Gilmer head to California for winter. Sore foot sidelines A. Robinson after nail injury. Father Clifford says mass at Lima. Phil Barron resigns Lima Mercantile post to move to California. Winter storms bring stock hardship. hay shipments rise but horse shortage looms next spring. Lima Mercantile installs a measuring machine to ensure exact pricing and lengths of goods.
Seth Downing started as truck driver for Lima Mercantile after his recent appointment. Delta Lodge No. 15 K of P elected officers for the year including Victor Christiansen as Chancellor Commander and Sylvia Cheaney as Keeper of Records. Madam A. W. Child returned from Idaho Utah trip, Joseph Jacques visited Lima, and Dan Gutting, longtime Short Line locomotive engineer, died during surgery in Pocatello. Cold snap than warmed with temps from forty degrees below zero to four above.
John Jackson Harry Lapham and Dan Ibey each secured an elk on a recent hunting trip. Wm Hayes family moved into the Fritz Wenger house. The Ladies Aid met with Miss A W Wilson and will meet with Mrs John Pendergast on December 17. An extra good literary program is planned for Saturday night. Christmas goods arrive in town stores. Mrs Lou Gorham visits her parents Mr and Mrs EH Sage.
Install Clocks The Beage State bank added several clocks in public places for the Dillon and transient public. Back from Minnesota Forest Bay erd returns from the east with a livestock shipment and notes the heavy snow there and the longer time to dig barn doors open.
T P Conray visited Dil Lon yesterday, traveling from his home in Butte to the town for a brief visit.
In Beaverhead County Montana the guardian asks for an order correcting a typographical error in an order of sale for William Bryan an incompetent. The petition seeks to adjust the land description from Section 25 to Section 35 Township 4 South Range 8 West Montana Meridian and to require Next of Kin and interested parties to appear January 2 1920 at 10am in Dillon Montana to show cause. Judge Jos C Smith sets the date.
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