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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1921
Page
6
Good assortment of stamped goods for the holidays in white and colored. Also crochet cottons including Pearl No. 8 in demand. Mrs Anna Hart sit DL EB Edwards of Madison county spent Friday in Dillon.
Former Senator Charles H. Williams and Gilman Bullard head a party of hunters at Redrock lake. A large group, including J. Bruce Kremer and others, gathered at the Bedrock clubhouse for a feast and toast to ongoing escapades.
Dillon residents and visitors fill the week with moves and meetings. Melrose rancher Chas Niblack spent the week at his Melrose ranch, while C G Hudson and Carl Hansen from Armstead visited Dillon for business. Dillon also hosts Butte and Great Falls travelers, and the Burke Auto Transfer Co announces hauling and storage services.
Last Sunday’s harvest festival at the Methodist-Presbyterian federated church featured displays by Sunday school children led by Prof. L. R. Light and son Donald. Contributions totaled baskets of fruit and jelly, vegetables, lard, groceries, and apples from C. M. Hanson trees in Dillon, to be shared with Dillon and Butte hospitals.
Ed Gleed a Lima area sheepman attended business matters in the city. Reed Featherly and spouse visited Dillon friends from their Grasshopper ranch. Mrs Armond Hood and her mother Mrs Bryan arrived from Reichle to visit Miss Cora Bryan.
Miss Mabel Kelly of the Normal college faculty will leave next Friday for Salt Lake to join her brother Dr. F J Kelly of Lawrence Kansas before he returns east. Dr Kelly is dean of administration at Kansas University and has attended the Idaho state educational association meeting.
No trespassing or hunting allowed on our premises. Names listed include Craig Cornell and Roscoe Cornell.
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