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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1919
Page
8
A group of Butte visitors including H. G. Scott A. P. Edwards L. G. Myers Mr and Mrs Tom Nichols and Jacob Neft were photographed touring Dillon yesterday.
Dozens of people travel from Dell Centennial valley Armstead and other areas to Dillon, visiting relatives and handling business. Individuals include J B Egan from Monida Mrs J H Youngken from Armstead Mrs Lee Lewis from Idaho Falls and Joe Hall Short Line agent visiting Dillon.
Dillon residents motor to Twin Bridges for the Madison County Fair. Attendees praise the event as among the best in the county with splendid aeroplane exhibitions and chances to ride in planes. Remains Taken Up From Poindexter Cemetery to Mountain View Cemetery. Mrs. Mary Mann died twenty two years ago. Mrs. Ettinger travels through Dillon to San Francisco to be with her son Harry who faces surgery.
Brundage returns from Omaha with cattle shipments but suffers blood poisoning yet recovers. Bannack plans to open a soft drinking emporium. Normal College discusses annual Go event with a large turnout and Birch Creek picnic. Cashmore motors to Bozeman. Dewey to pursue electrical engineering. St James guild to host a cafeteria supper and dance on Oct 10. Jackson jazz dance on Oct 11 with supper at Mrs. A W Wilson’s. Mrs. John Cosgrove heads to Salt Lake City for her husband’s operation. Montana Auto Supply displays new 1920 Buick models highlighting improvements and ready shipments.
Fragmentary note cites Geo Teeters linked to a soft drink parlor. The readable text hints at a well known resident and a localized business reference, suggesting a society or business mention in a community page.
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