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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1920
Page
8
A stream of visitors arrives in Dillon from Bannack Monida Lakeview Twin Bridges Pocatello Whitehall Alder and Alder as Mrs Metzel and Miss Sullivan return from Idaho trips. Farmers report a robust hay crop and grasshoppers reappearing in Centennial valley while W W G gathers at the Baptist church on the 24th for a 5 30 picnic weather permitting.
Flowing Springs ranch offering 160 acres near rail line with 90 acres deep black soil irrigated, 40 pasture and 15 timber, three room house barns sheds and machinery. Also adjoining 160 acres with grain alfalfa and timber. Priced at 5000 with 2500 down and easy terms. Sold separately or together. Write or phone H A Moore Leadore Idaho.
Ralph McFadden arrives from Warren Ohio after studying at Dana Institute of Music and plans to spend summer at his Dillon home. Capt Willite moves to Philipsburg with Mr Grunner succeeding him at Beaverhead National Forest. C C Thornton and L Cushing drive to Butte to meet Mrs Bailey visiting Dillon. Normal college enrollment nears 400 with students arriving from across the state. Local trips include Elkhorn Springs picnic and a new open air plunge under construction. Frank Paul returns from Lake Forest Illinois to spend summer at the Paul ranch. Geo Reece and family arrive from Bedford Iowa for a weeks visit. Jack Halfreich travels from Helena to Frisco for the Democratic National Convention. A H French and wife drive from Argenta noting good hay and grain conditions in Rattlesnake area.
Mrs. W. F. Cashmore and Dewey Cashmore motored to Bozeman and back as Dewey returns from the agricultural college. Mr. Cashmore, Dewey, and Fred Finch continued by train to Livingston from Three Forks after a heavy rain near Whitehall. Mrs. Cashmore visited relatives in Butte before rejoining family.
Stephen Kambich was a business visitor to Dillon last Wednesday. Miss Mary Buyan and her mother left for Anaconda last Wednesday for a short stay with friends and relatives. Mrs. Nick Adders went to Dillon Wednesday. B. F. Garrison motored to Dillon on business Wednesday. Mrs. Wellington of Butte has been in Glen for the past week, the guest of Mrs. Waters. Mrs. C. H. Hartwig returned from Butte last Tuesday, where she had been visiting with her mother. Mr. and Mrs. H. O. Nickel went up to Butte Thursday. Harry Bates spent Thursday in Dillon. Frank Beehrer was in Fishtrap Thursday on business. Miss Elsie Ferguson visited with her parents in Dillon Saturday and Sunday. L. C. Christensen, Bill Garrison and E. W. Bradbury were at the dance at Dillmont park in Dillon Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. George Lester motored down from Butte Saturday for a few days' fishing. S. Starwator came up from Pocatello Sunday to look over his interests in the big copper mine of the Great Western Development Company. He reports exceptionally good showings of rich copper ore.
Turner Turner arrived in Dillon on Monday and will spend several days this week in the town.
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