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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1920
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner specifies that all letters directed to the editorial department or the business management should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner. This notice governs correspondence handling for readers and contributors.
A Melrose community column notes Ida Cooper leaving for California with her mother Helen Nickholm, various locals traveling to Butte Dillon and Junction City Oregon, dances with out of town guests, and the surprise wedding of Elvira Patch in Anaconda.
Miss Mary Buynyan of Anaconda visits with friends and relatives. Wayne Cummins returns from Pocatello after weeks in hospital with a lame knee and is recovering. Miss Lucy Hartwig goes to Butte. B M Bradbury and L C Christiansen motor to Melrose for a Thursday dance. W Buch of Butte appears in town notices.
W P Corder visited Glen from Lavon on Friday. R A Maier drove to Butte Friday. Lee Joy BE W Bradbury and L C Christensen traveled to Wisdom Friday. Henry Lehman did a business trip to Butte Saturday. B F Garrison and Frank Beehrer toured the Big Hole country with cattle last week. Mr and Mrs William Wills of Butte stayed with Mr and Mrs John Waters Saturday and Sunday. L T Stuart from Pocatello surveys Great Western Development Co properties. J O Green of Divide was here on business Monday.
Francesca Zarad the distinguished French soprano will give a song recital at the Normal auditorium on Tuesday night June 29 under Normal college direction. Critics praise her lovely trained voice and contagious smile as she tours American colleges. She recently sang America the national anthem at the Republican convention and will perform at thirty college summer engagements plus Tacoma stadium concerts.
Last week in Monida, Jack Nemeck and Hiram Brund with others were startled by a huge black bear over Monida hill. A chase ensued using cars and horses and two cowboys finally shot the bear, killing it.
A Dillon group picnicked at Elkhorn Springs Sunday and noted the roads in good condition. Extensive work on the Elkhorn plunge is underway and should be finished by July 4.
The Baptist Ladies Aid will take orders for aprons. Those requesting aprons made may leave orders by calling 181 J. 4412.
Work on the new training school at this place has been suspended for the time being due to labor difficulties that arose at the start of the week.
Wiedogi residents the Wisdom-Mr and Mrs Jas Lennox travel to Wisdom to spend the summer at the ranch home of their daughter Mrs C Montgomery.
Wisdom George Stew, a noted stockman from the Big Hole basin, drove to Dillon on Sunday for business. He expects a normal hay crop in the basin this year.
An ad warns readers of eye strain causing twitching dizziness and headaches and claims a doctor will cure headaches if tracing to eye strain. The notice references Carl B Taylor and Albert Stamm's and presents a medical assurance.
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