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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1919
Page
8
Dillon residents and visitors are listed with origins from Dell Bannack Wise River and Grant. Social events include Busy Bee club, church activities, and family occasions. Hospitalities include a stag dinner for Lieut. Thompson and news of tours, letters, and arrivals.
A. N. Murdock & Sons lists 600 Cotswold yearlings at 25 to 30 dollars, 400 Hampshire yearlings at 30 dollars, 400 large husky ram lambs at 15 to 20 dollars, and 30 registered Durham yearlings at 175 dollars. Sugar City Idaho.
Lieutenant Charles Thompson of the U S Infantry visits Dillon friends with a stag dinner at Hotel Andrus grill. Baby Mary Churchill dies. funeral and Mountain View cemetery interment follow. William Bicknell faces 1 to 2 year prison term for burglary. taken to Deer Lodge by Sheriff Wyman. Beaverhead Abstract issues complimentary Montana maps showing new counties. Mrs Robert Allen leases the Holcomb house to operate it in the future.
A. F. Waldorf left for southern California to visit his mother. Tom O’Brien, formerly of this city, motored from Salt Lake City to Dillon yesterday. The Orr mansion has been leased by McCadeb and occupants move in this week. Prof. L. A. Light and family returned from southern California last week.
Sam McClean and mother leave Apex by auto for Canada to settle there with good wishes from friends. George Rice and family travel to Helena to attend the fair, with stops in Butte and a visit with the Squires. Community club hosts a September 24 gathering with Mrs Armond Hood.
In a block of prose praising rivers as natural beauty, the piece ends with a verdict that water as a beverage is a failure. The ornate language compares rivers and oceans to fleets and commerce while concluding water itself fails as a drink.
Tom O'Brien, once a Tribune employee, now living in Salt Lake City, spent several days in Dillon this week and departed Wednesday morning.
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