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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
11
On Saturday June 19 Alice Joyce stars in The Winchester Woman shown to local audiences. The program highlights Joyce's performance and the film's drama at the theater, drawing fans of early cinema.
Avesome from San Diego arrives with sons Lester and Leonard Schultz after wintering in California. Harry Andrus, a San Diego student, returns home with sister Fern. Ji Ira Mackey, Youngstown financier, spent a week in Dillon visiting mining interests and rode to Bannack for property inspection. Dillon hosts a Grasshopper dance with Sunset Orchestra at Polaris. Undersheriff Dan Mooney and others join Virginia City Elks initiation. Dillon attendees include Callaway, Hartwig, Critz, Featherly, Browning, Hazelbaker, Poindexter, Noonan, Ross, Metzel and more. J E B Shaw and Alice Stewart visit from Big Hole Basin for county business. Raymond Garver and Eugene Finch return from the state university for summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Sorenson will travel to Idaho Falls this week and expect to locate there. The move aims to settle in the city.
J. P. Lossl, a prominent pioneer merchant of Wisdom, spent Monday at the county seat. He notes a big crop of good hay this year and an abundance of water for irrigation purposes.
A group of Elks and their ladies traveled to Virginia City last Saturday for an initiation meeting. In the evening a ball was held with B. L. Forsyth, Harry Martin, and John Bray of Centennial valley taking part in the Dillon contingent's initiation.
The Bax ter Tonney orchestra motored to Ruby last Friday evening to provide music for a local dance at the town hall. The ensemble performed a selection of tunes for residents and visitors enjoying the event.
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