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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1926
Page
10
Dillon trends with numerous visits from Butte Armstead Grant and Reichle residents. Local figures make business trips to Butte Wisconsin Nebraska Utah and Neb. The Tribune shifts printing day to Thursday and asks for earlier copy. several residents travel for personal matters and final proofs.
An estray gray mare about eight years old and 1200 pounds will be sold for cash to the highest bidder at 4 p m on Tuesday May 18 1926 at the Staudenemyer ranch fifteen miles north of Dillon Brand on the left shoulder indicates ownership Adv 16 19 D W Erwin stock inspector Harlem Mountain States Telephone Co may build a line to Turner this year Tribune ads promise results when readers view them Friday
Pair 65 pairs of ladies black kid slippers with arch support and rubber heels offered at a regular 4 1 2 dollar value and 65 pairs of boys and youths extra high grade basketball shoes priced at 1 3 4 dollars in a special closeout sale featuring attractive prices and large quantity.
Reichle, April 14. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Beaver, owners of a gold mine in the McCarthy mountains, have returned from California. Mr. Beaver plans to operate the mine during the summer.
Mr and Mrs Gus Fitchen and family of Butte visited friends in Reichle Sunday. Carl Decker was elected school trustee at a recent local election. Alice Roe, county superintendent, tested eighth grade language. Several Dillon visitors were noted including Mrs L Peterson and Mrs Nick Adders. An extra railroad gang is making improvements as the town prepares for summer. Florence Ames of Armstead visited her son Smith Ames and family and Karl Decker’s home. Mrs David Meeds of Dillon visits her parents and will stay while Mr Meeds is away in Bozeman. George Ferguson has gone to Butte for the summer. Anton Bayan and E Waters shipped a carload of potatoes to Butte.
The item records a short update with Mr. and Mrs. Nil Cummings visiting Butte during the week while a family member’s sister shows improvement after a prior illness. A note mentions someone returning Monday after the weekend.
Melrose April 14. Mrs Warren Churchill and son Neil visited Dillon. W L Lacy was in Butte on business. Kenneth Maclvor and Eugene Melleur drove to Twin Bridges. John Trostle visited Melrose from the pump station. Mrs John Smith Sr convalesces after illness. Dr L F Molleur of Dillon met Melrose on business. Warren Flagar returned from Wisden where he stayed with relatives. Kenneth MacIvor drove to Butte on business. Mr and Mrs Sam Friend and son Kenneth of Dewey stayed at Melrose hotel.
Mrs James Donovan confined at home after a fall injuring her shoulder. Stevensville in Bitterroot valley, former Dillon resident, spent the week visiting relatives. Joe notes unusually good roads from Stevensville to Dillon this spring and backs starting a local creamery to boost the valley.
Local notice lists Joseph Hunter his wife and daughter in connection with a creamery project. Details indicate a family partnership and upcoming listings for a business venture in the dairy sector.
Miss Martha Beehrer who teaches at Tostin is reported to be quite ill. Her brother Frank Beehrer is mentioned in connection with the update.
William Malloy county clerk and County Commissioner Frudenstein traveled from Butte on official business. Among the Melrose visitors in Dillon last week were P. H.
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