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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 24, 1918
Page
8
A continued Kodak tale captivates every family member and invites an autographic experience to preserve the moment. The narrative invites readers to date and book a personal Kodak memory as part of the ongoing history.
A long list of visits and movements in Dillon includes Dan Kowske from Butte and George Webber from Jackson visiting yesterday. Rail and road travelers such as C H Niblack, B H Grant, and J C Brenner attend to business. a Bedrock reservoir transfer is arranged with Nathan S Smyser.
Returns to college Eugene Bond departs for Iowa to resume dental studies while serving in the army. Moyer from Helena becomes assistant cashier at Beaverhead State Bank, escorted by Mrs. Moyer. A McDonald returns from Armstead to oversee a $10,000 school building project. Mrs. L Camps and Grace return to New Jersey after visiting Beaverhead, aided by Mrs. Marshesseau. Nelson School earns Superior rating under Miss Bessie Wall. Dr. and Mrs. Blake and Dr. Johnson travel from Butte to Dillon. Red Cross trip to Helena planned by R. W. Boone with Mrs. Boone and Mr. and Mrs. Stevenson by auto.
A young man named Wilber Cunningham was arrested last Thursday on a slacker charge after failing to show a registration card and giving conflicting stories about his age.
A misread fragment notes Charley Robnett traveling from his ranch to Rochester. Details are sparse but indicate a notable local movement linking ranch life with town events.
Centennial resident traveled to Rochester Minnesota last Monday morning and the afternoon train to Mayo Brothers hospital for medical treatment. Mr and Mrs Howell planned a move to Butte with Mr Howell taking a job at Jones Fruit Co after leaving Montana Mercantile Co as a salesman.
L P Phillips and J W Carney seek Democratic sheriff nomination, W T Scully seeks Republican sheriff nomination, A G Williams and Melville Lougheed seek Republican county treasurer nomination. Seven aspirants for sheriff total, four Democratic and three Republican.
The Montana Annual Conference of the Methodist church meets in Dillon from August 21 to 25 with about 60 ministers and 25 laymen expected. Bishop W. Q. Shepard will preside as delegates review the year and plan for world wide church work.
Mrs Patton and Mrs Robison have left the Will Lyons residence in this city and departed yesterday afternoon for Butte to visit friends there.
H L Walker special officer for the United States internal revenue department spent yesterday in Dillon attending to official business.
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