Dillon Jiurnal Roundup of Local Visitors and Arrivals
Dozens of visitors arrive in Dillon and surrounding towns from Butte Melrose Polaris Kidd and other locales. Mentions include J Greenberg Ruby visitor from Saturday and Jack Barrett returning from the east with cattle. Several residents travel or visit relatives in Dillon with multiple weekend stays and Monday trips.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Yost
Doell
John Grant
Melrose
George Main
Butte
Ed Larson
Victor Mathews
Kidd
J. Greenberg
Wm. Connors
Dell
Joseph Joseph
Alder
Wm. Climer
Medicine Lodge
Mr. Giles
Monida
Dillon
Howard McDonald
W. W. Jameson
Anaconda
Barry Mathews
Bannack
Streb
J. S. Wood
A. J. Davis
Charles Calvert
Lima
Jess Allen
Lakeview
Kemper Son Becomes Chemistry Instructor At War School
J W Kemper of New York City reports his son David has been transferred to a war school as chemistry instructor. He served as chemist in a base hospital in France and will work on gas, smoke, bombs and gas mask production. He is enthusiastic, happy, and well. He once walked four miles in slush and rain for a breakfast of American hot cakes with maple syrup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Kemper
New York City
David
Kemper
France
Mr. Kemper
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. Harvey Yee in Sheridan
Rev. H. G. Humphrey conducted the late Mrs. Harvey Yee funeral in Sheridan in a service noted as among the largest held there. Mrs. A. A. Elliott’s funeral and Madison county matron's esteem are cited as context. Children have returned from Salt Lake City after visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. G. Humphrey
M. E. Church
Sheridan
Harvey Yee
Madison County
A. A. Elliott
Salt Lake City
Quiet county campaign as office-hunting tale unfolds
Twenty years on the political scene notes a quiet county race. Contractor Lawrie builds a large two-story lodge west of the railroad for Mrs. Fitzharris. Alf Decker, Republican treasurer candidate, returns from Bedrock to meet the county central committee and shape local strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrie
Alf Decker
Bedrock
Marshall
Republican County Central Committee
Alf
Neck of the Woods
Clean quiet steam heated rooms for rent
Clean quiet steam heated rooms available at 14 South Idaho Street Dillon Montana. Rates start at $1.00 per day. Phone number listed as 102-1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
Idaho St
Dillon
Mont
Local Week in Briefs Highlights Accidents and Activities
Rodney Foster at Shattuck military institute suffered a head injury after striking the pool bottom becoming unconscious. High school girls organized a hiking club and enjoyed a weinie roast on their first Friday hike. Frank Landon returned from South Omaha with 1700 sheep sold for over 21000. he says a peace talk cooled the market. Tom Jackson was brought from Billings on sheep stealing charges. Miss Hauser spoke to Normal training school about deaf and blind children. Mrs. George Clemon and Miss Hauser drove to Jackson for the weekend. Dick Hobson left for Missoula to join military training school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. EB. Scott
Dell
Medlen
Jess Finsley
Dillon
Ike Rife
Medicine Lodge
Tom Dunn
Charley Robinette
Kansas City
Frank Lovell
Baby
Butte
S. E. Duff
Rise
W. F. Drummey
Salmon Falls
Mrs. Sherman
F. BE. Roger
Ura Sapp
Blaine
R. A. Stevenson
C. B. Taylor
Charlies Graham
Robert Hiliott
Wisdom
J. P. Tallent
Los Angeles
Sage Creek
Rosenbaum
Sheep Creek Basin
C. O. Maynard
Lima
Frank Brady
M. Snow
Wise River
Bannack
Washington Street
Otto Schultz
Helen Randolph
W.H. Keller
Blacktail
Selway Ranch
Frank Schultz
George Roe
R. Childs
George Fagen
Jefferson Barracks
St. Louis
Rodney
Foster
Shattuck Military Institute
Frank Landon
South Omaha
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Kodak
Albert Stamm
Dillon, Montana
Fastzservice
Burke
C. E. Perkins
Griffin’s Store
Huber Bros
Jewelaas Engravers Opticians
Masonic Temple
Bond
The
Dillon Examiner
Jack Barrett
Melville Lougheed
Jamestown
North Dakota
Georgette Crepe
Uie
Contractor
Householder
Montana
Lalley
Electro
Pia
Jley Light
Helena St
Lal- Jey
Itf
Dillon Auto CO
Assent
Ea Ee
Billings
Tom Jackson
Jackson
George Clemon
Hauser
Dick Hobson
Missoula
DELCO
H. L. Willis Co
Dalco
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