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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
7
The tennis club will be organized on Wednesday afternoon June 21. Superintendent J Destrich of Helena addressed students and faculty Friday morning. Miss Jensen of Bozeman lectured on Home and Home Making to a large audience. Students enroll for the summer session and several new arrivals are listed.
Local Melrose residents and visitors are listed in a sequence of short notes. Names include R Tritt Dillon Dan Tritt Shultz Grose Robbins Vance Sirla Lee Fisher Molleur Evans Clifford Kleine Fassler Stephens Vanney Flemming Mills and Nels Atkinson. Community plans mention a Fourth of July celebration and Ladies Aid picnic at Dodgson grove. Carl Siria and a crew plant 80 000 pine trees at Browne gulch. A street car collision injures no one during a town crossing. A Melrose couple J W Mathewson Ina Sirla marry in Dillon and plan Idaho move. A woman traveling from Butte toward Denver receives aid from locals after husband’s death.
Frank Beehrer lost a valuable young horse last week. Creighton Gillis and his father came from Butte to fish. Subpoenaed for jury duty, Robert Joy travels to Dillon. Mrs. Joy went to Dillon Thursday. Mrs. A W Gillies visits with sister Mrs. L R Foote and family. A Saturday dance drew many local youths. Mehelich family from Butte visit Reichle. Beaverhead county bridge over the Big Hole may fail as streams stay high. Louisa Beehrer visits Butte. sister Martha returns from Seattle high school. Railroad rate on the O S I to Butte remains sought. Mrs. Jensen and Dr. Hartman, institute lecturers, spoke to a Reichle hall audience. Janes described winter school for home economics. Dr. Hartman discussed horse and cattle diseases.
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