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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1917
Page
8
The item lists flags for sale at Tattersall's and various residents visiting Dillon from Jackson Butte Bannack Wisdom and Spokane. It notes deliveries by Anderson Livery, gifts at the Children's Shop, a funeral for C. W. Conger, and sewing services with a local phone number.
Local items report numerous visitors and travelers in Dillon from Butte, Lima, Grayling, Jackson, Dell, Me Nan Idaho, Horse Prairie, and other areas. Attendees include James Mackay, Frank Fiddler, J W Hart, Tom Craver and Nellie Holm wedding guests, Theta dance participants, and a bank robbery arrest by Chief Nelson.
Wm. Rosenbaum warns William Sweeney William Harrison E S Harkness E W Rogers or any employee not to trespass inside his fence at 50 41.
A dry farmer nicknamed Rattlesnake-C. W. Scott captured a four foot long rattlesnake in a sack on the way to town. Civil engineer W. E. Chapman headlines with news of a healthy baby boy. A Japanese girl baby arrived at the Kikioshima home. Lewis Penwell led eastern homeseekers to Beaverhead ranch visits last week in Dillon.
Motor trips through the park by G. T. Paul family James Blair family and B N Stevenson families. Lu K Adams and relatives plan a park visit. E W Bell and Paul Stahl families spend week in Yellowstone. Roy Murray Joe Murray of Louisville prepare for Wonderland trip. Auto thefts reported at Dillmont park with cars recovered. Glacier Park touring by Jack Nemick and Fred Woodside. John Wolfe operated for appendicitis at Curtis hospital after bail game. Roy Carruthers Joe Anderson and W R McIntosh enlist in regular army. Geo L Engh assumes duties as assistant cashier at Security State Bank previously with Kerkhoven bank. George Dixon and Dr Rathbone to be examined for officers training camp. Jacob Bagitzer displays strawberries from Reichlethiam ranch. Mr Spritzer expanding fruit production.
Mrs M Craver spent Wednesday in Dillon Hazel Hopkins visited in Butte over the weekend. Mr Mahoney from Butte vacationed in Armstead for fishing Supt W N Bickler traveled to Salmon on railroad business Over two hundred fishermen camp along the Armstead river area Del Keith of the Butte Miner rode the fish train last Sunday Miss Mary Sanders from Des Moines Iowa visiting Miss Horder son Mrs Intrican from Leadore Idaho with her mother Mrs Morris Supt B O Johnson from Livingston passed through en route to Salmon for railroad business The show and dance Friday and Saturday nights drew large crowds and good music.
We extend gratitude to friends and neighbors for their aid during the death of our husband and father. Mrs. Jacob Fritzell and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lathrum express appreciation.
June report by Sidney Miller shows on June 30 totals for all state school funds at 1 951 082 06 with investments during June including farm loans 9700 school district bonds 1000 US Liberty bond 100000 state warrants 204903 31 school bonds 40000 totaling 365603 31
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