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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
7
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Decoration day events in Melrose included memorial services at the Presbyterian church led by Reverend Shepp of Twin Bridges and cemetery rites for Civil War veterans. Local residents from Melrose and nearby towns attended gatherings at Woodin and Vipond Park with numerous families visiting, decorating graves, and recalling war service.
Miss Troxell leaves Tuesday for Gilbert ranch in Ruby valley for a short vacation. Friday June 4 marks the last day of the school year with promotion and report cards. Several teachers will stay for summer school while many will travel to Tennessee Iowa California Kansas Wisconsin and Minnesota. The 8A girls cooking class hosted the 8A boys for a last lesson and four course luncheon prepared within a 50 cent limit. Kindergarten Mothers' club meets June 3 to continue business. GA grade pupils plan a Lovers Leap picnic with Miss Ayers. Three teachers Miss Shepherd Miss Noel and Miss Mendenhall resign each moving to new posts and locations.
G F Patterson of Dell attends jury duty in town. Rancher visitors include Robert Woody from the Big Hole basin and Tom Craver with Richard Freeman from Horse Prairie. Dillon hosts business visits and social gatherings while Mrs W Wallace and sister plan a coast move. The West minster guild is hosted at Mrs Sewell’s ranch. Several Normal students depart for summer homes and jobs, and a marriage license is issued to Joseph Hyrum Larson and Pauline Josephine Conklin in Blackfoot. Memorial Day remarks by Joseph Griffin draw discontent from veterans and crowd, prompting a public apology note from the American Legion committee.
Helena, June 1. Dr. Emil Starr of the state livestock sanitary board has developed a new dipping emulsion for cattle and horses. The formula blends Mosby oil from Fergus county and a refined suspension that looks like milk and remains stable for days. One dipping may suffice, with costs under half of the old mixture, promising major savings for Montana stockmen.
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