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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 01, 1919

Page

4

Pioneer Wm Hall Visits Sheridan Amid Local Stock Movements

Sheridan notes Wm Hall, Madison county pioneer and uncle of R W Rossiter, returns from Seattle to reconnect with old neighbors. Local stock shipments include nine carloads of Shorthorn cattle to Spokane and cattle and hogs sent to Hansen Packing in Butte. Farmers on irrigated land anticipate enough feed despite limited water for crops and gardens.

Sheridan Wm. Hall Madison County Seattle Old Home County Hall R. W. Rossiter Virginia City Spokane Joe Turner Than Schaffer Hansen Packing Company Butte, Brown & Sutherland Dillon Larabee Ranch Mountain View Tennessee Idaho Wyoming Foster Bros E. D. Marsh Ruby Valley

Ranch life notes and visiting neighbors fill dull days

The report records trout planting in Mill and Wisconsin creeks after a dry spell, a trout fry shipment from Columbia Garden Hatchery in Butte, and visitors including Mrs. O B Gentry and her sons from Ashland Montana. It notes auto trips to national parks, church visits, school plans for September, and community club events with social details.

Mill Wisconsin Indian Columbia Garden Fish Hatchery Butte O. B. Gentry Orvale Glenn Ashland Montana E. W. Marsh Hazel Duncan-Brown Deer Lodge Missura Edwards Dillon Miss Edwards Elliott Episcopal Church Bennett Minneapolis

Preaching Service Planned at Apex School House

Apex notes announce a preaching service at the Apex school house on Sunday afternoon in August with a sermon by H. G. Humphrey. The column also mentions Sam Howard returning from France and visiting Mr. and Mrs. T. H. DuBois before taking a Dillon train, plus local social rides and travel notes involving Mrs. J. E. Hubbard, Mrs. L. Bryan, Miss Cora, and Beaverhead Ranch Co. truck driver W. Metlen with A. J. Mengel toward Helena for truck repairs.

Apex H. G. Humphrey Sam Howard France T. H. DuBois Dillon J. E. Hubbard David Hier W. Metlen Beaverhead Ranch Co Helena A. J. Mengel

Hartwigs Visit Dillon Briefly

Reichle notes Mrs. C. H. Hartwig and Mr. Hartwig spent a short time in Dillon last week. Miss Fdna Garrison returns home from Iowa where she trains as a nurse. Mrs. E. Garrison and daughter visited Dillon, Julius Hartwig and John Hand also called on the county seat. Stephen Kambich went to Dillon last Monday. Louis Kambich, who served overseas with the machine gun units, is expected home soon.

Bob Joy David Hier Jess Henson Butte George Bryan Roberts Dillon McClean Jones Ranger Station S. McClean J. E. Hubbard Hayes Mary Bryan Gladys Oliver Borgaes Jack Keenan Evans Bond Ladies’ Club

Local Notes Report Arrivals and Events Around Town

Odell Green visited Melrose on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hartwig traveled to Butte Wednesday. A big dance is planned for Reichle hall next Saturday, with all welcome. A serviceman stationed in Luxemburg had last heard from his family in Camp Merrit. He was pleased to be back in the United States.

Luxemburg Camp Merrit U. S Odell Green Melrose C. H. Hartwig Butte Reichle Hall

The Little White Shoes Poem by Louise Coulson

A Sunday vignette describes three pairs of white children's shoes in a shop window on a Sabbath morning. The speaker envisions the kids walking toward the sacred house of God, guided by faith and grace, in childhood. Dated July 20 1919 Dillon Montana.

Louise Coulson Dillon Montana

Champion Knitter Peter Perce Sets State Red Cross Record

Billings honors Peter Perce a retired grocer who knit 2,119 hours for the Red Cross producing 151 pairs of socks. An average of a pair every 14 hours earns him a service button from the Red Cross in recognition of his efforts.

Billings Peter Perce Red Cross The Perce

Allen's Railroad to Haul Ore Soon

Former Lieutenant Governor W R Allen leads the Montana Southern Railway to build a line from Divide to Wise River. Ore from Elkhorn mines will be hauled within 60 days, connecting with the Oregon Short Line at Divide. A Wise River dance celebrated the track-laying progress as the line extends several miles beyond Wise River.

Helena W. R. Allen Anaconda Divide Big Hole Boston & Montana Aera Company Wise River Elkhorn Montana Wisdom Gibbons Battlefield Butte Gibbons Monument and Battlefield Bitter Root Darby Montana Southern Railway Company William Smith Southern Montana Railway Allen Boston & Montana Development Company Big Hole Basin Oregon Perry Goodwin

Gasoline Lamps and Mantles at Tattersall's Bargain Sale

Gasoline lamps and mantles advertised at Tattersall's alongside numerous other bargains. Furniture and household items feature in the sale with wide selection and discount prices.

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Guam Scott Scott & Lowne Bloomfield N.J Glen Station News Sullivan Bros Dillon Hide and Fur Co Powell Court House P. O. Box Allen's Bohemia Jaroslav Cimera Helen Cafarelli Edward F. Trefz Hoover Food Administration American Food Mission Europe Trefz Chautauqua Edward M. Whitney Mr. Whitney Henry Warren Poor Underwood & Underwood Dillon Chautauqua Association J. Robert Morton Nels Nelson Carl T. Mast Willard H. Smith A. F. Waldorf C. W. Hudson Mra Ee Roe G. A Decker W. E. Lloyd T. D. Moran E. E. Yeager Jno F. Bishop A. J. Wedum E. R. Mosher Geo. M. Melton E. G. Farnsworth Nels J. Nelson J. B. Flemming J. H. Youngken H. D. Weenink Marshal Field Roy J. Jackson Wm. R. Clark M. W. Logan Fred Rife J. W. Forsgren H. Schoenborn Chaz. E. Nelson G. R. Featherly P. G. Nelson John E. Shipman BE. H. Churchwell Smith M. Ames W. D. Oliver Fred Crouse S. M. Roode W. A. Sewell R. E. Foster F. C. McFadden Richard R. Price Fidel Huber Elizabeth Sutherland F. D. Willis Vera M. Baker George Ainslie W. W. Moyer Dr. H. F. Best John Collins P. Thomas Roy Murray Fred Woodside J. B. McLaren Rev. H. G. Humphrey A. L. Davis , C. W. Smith Roy 8 Stephenson G. V. Elder Fred Huber Harlow F. Pease Chas. H. Phillips James Prelat L. W. Cottrell Myrl Erwin H. E. Andrus I. P. Hunsaker G. B. Weber Geo. Brownback R. F. Tattersall C. E. Blinn C. W. Woodburn James F. Blair Frank Carroll James Kirkpatrick Julia Selway Ellen Lovell Alma Harwood Anna Hart Clara Chapman Laura M. Kress Anderson Broa W. F. Cashmore Dan Little E. F. Webster J. E. Morse H. Bimrose Private Peat Hell New York Mary Adel Hays Apollo Concert Co Apolls
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