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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1919
Page
4
William Willard a prominent rancher in this area was declared violently insane last Saturday and transported to Warm Springs for treatment. He previously became violently insane eight years ago but recovered after several weeks of care. with proper treatment authorities believe he may regain his faculties.
Local note confirms J Wenger from Anaconda is in town for a few days, briefing schedule not provided and no events listed.
Charles Wilson 72 resident of Leadore Idaho and former Bannack man died last Friday morning at the Brenner ranch on Horse Prairie. He was with his grown sons cutting ties for the Gilmore Pittsburg railroad when struck and brought to the ranch for care. The body was moved to Leadore for burial.
The first of five winter dinner dances was staged last Wednesday at the Hotel Andrus grill with twenty couples. Baxter Tonney orchestra provided music as dancing followed dinner. A surprise birthday party for Margaret Orr occurred at 533 South Washington, with thirty youths in attendance.
A group of seniors traded weather lore at G T Pauls store as the thermometer sat 20 below. One elder recalled earlier winters with stagecoaches and heavy drifts, noting travel persisted despite brutal cold. Card of Thanks from Mrs J T Murray and Family.
The family expresses deep thanks to friends neighbors and especially the Odd Fellows lodge for assistance and many kindnesses shown during the illness of their husband and father Mrs C L Worth and family
Beaverhead Motors Co presents Christmas suggestions including tire tube spot light mock ing bird whistle wrench set jack vulcanizer oversize steering wheel foot accelerator chains tire gauge for Ford cars in 1912.
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