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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1920
Page
6
A long list of visitors and residents from Portland Dell Wisdom Butte Twin Bridges and other towns visited Dillon last week for business social events and holidays. Many stayed with local families attended lectures and concerts and joined Fourth of July picnics and excursions across Montana.
Alice Ramsey spent the Fourth at her home in Clancy.
Reichle John Poole motored to Dillon last Wednesday. J. A. Bieber was in Butte on business. Mrs. Harry Bates was in Dillon on business. Nick Orwell has been a guest of John Waters the past few days. Bradbury and Christensen went to Dillon Tuesday evening. Frank Kambich and brothers went to Butte Saturday. Lester returned to Butte after a fishing trip here. Garrison Bradbury Christensen motored to Melrose for the Fourth of July celebration.
The summer session of the training school will close Friday noon July 16. Miss Nellie Ayers, GA critic, who went to her home in Oelwein Iowa for the summer vacation, reports her father is very ill and recently operated on.
Mr Frye uses crutches after an accident. Miss Nash leads two class trips to the wool house and London ranch. Miss Eleanor Troxell and Miss Georgie Baillie head to Salt Lake City for the NBEA meeting. Mrs Batfield, a 7A pupil, died after a fall. Training school movies draw strong attendance with free matinees. Next programs cover Little Bo Peep and Great Expectations.
Land office transfers include United States to John A. Lawrence for 136 acres on Wise River and to Henry Mauss for 320 acres on Medicine Lodge creek. Other filings cover 80 acres Wise River to Glenn C. Lewis, 120 acres Wise River to Benj Mallon, 320 acres N of Dillon, and 820 acres NE of Dillon. Several lots and acreages change hands in Dillon areas and Beaverhead river. water rights and homestead filings noted.
James Ef. Phillips announces official intent to seek the Democratic nomination for sheriff at the August primaries in Beaverhead County. A second fragment advertises eye strain remedies from optometrist Carl B. Taylor, now at Albert Stamm's location.
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