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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1919
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner notes its 1919 issue date and 1902 registration details. It directs all editorial and business correspondence to the newspaper, specifying where letters should be sent.
Fred Bechtold left yesterday for Butte. Ross Sugg visited Butte Monday. Ed Erickson was a Lima visitor in the city yesterday. Miss Verona Dansie visited in Arm stead the first of the week. George Whitworth went up to Butte yesterday afternoon.
Local notes report visits from Faye Erwin and John Peterson, tax matters in Helena, and a Theta business meeting at Mrs. Poin dexter’s home. Entries list concerts at Normal Auditorium, club gatherings, and a Wy at t story of daily life in Dillon with births, travel, and road trips among residents.
Curtailed campus romance sparks uproar as 35 women at the state university sign an oath refusing to participate in any spoonting and promising a 59 cent fine for violations.
The New York Sun nicknamed him the Old Daredevil. Nelson returned from six months in France where he served in Uncle Sam’s doughboys. He is met by his wife in Butte and attends to local matters after a long journey.
The Twin Bridges basketball team did not travel to the city as scheduled due to an influenza epidemic.
A man named O. Smith fractured his collar bone after a fall from a building at his ranch last week. Frank Eliel, ill with Spanish influenza, is recovering in Helena and should be able to return home in about two weeks. George Crowell, in Dillon visiting his brother Al, arrives from Miles City where he served as assistant leader of the Second Montana band in Paris on the Fourth of July. T. Kikushima takes his wife’s remains to Seattle for shipment to Japan for burial after her death from influenza. Elizabeth Sutherland travels to Missoula for two weeks to attend the state county superintendents convention and instructional sessions at the university.
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