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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1921
Page
6
A flood of short notices from Dillon records moves visits and business on a busy week. Paul visited Butte Monida residents H Wolff and W Bennett and many out of town students attended the circus. Local stores advertise goods while churches plan meetings and trips.
NO HUNTING ALLOWED ON OUR RANCH. The Lemhi Creamery advertises fresh churned butter from jersey cream shipped to Dillon groceries three times weekly. If dealers have none in stock, customers can email to ensure prompt supply for every family. Salmon Creamery Salmon Idaho.
A posted notice states trespassing or hunting is forbidden on the premises. It warns that violators may be subject to legal action and cites enforcement by property owners.
The Andrus grill reopened this week with Mrs. R. E. B. Carey in charge. She runs a boarding house opposite the Andrus hotel and will offer home cooked meals and catering for dinners and social events. A banquet and dance accompanied the opening.
A. F. Graeter reports heavy activity in Argenta with three top mines recently bonded and leasors gearing up. Tom Landers and Ed Hammond relocate with families to work the Golden Era mine and the Midnight lease shows promise under Louis’s supervision.
Nels Nelson arrived from Bedrock on Thursday. Geo. R. Metlen made a business trip to Spokane last week. P. H. Poindexter left for Salt Lake City to visit. George Tash of Bannack sold horses to Conway of Billings last week. Mr. and Mrs. George W. Dart are visiting from Wisdom. Miss Jean Bishop left for Madison Wisconsin to resume studies at the University of Wisconsin. The county high school enrolled 73 students on opening day, exceeding expectations. Mrs. Hattie Dart and Miss Jennie Dart visited Horse Prairie with Mrs. Martin Barrett. Gov. B. F. White left Friday for Faribault Minnesota with his two sons Emrys and Ralph to enter a military school.
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