Local Dwellers and Visitors Schedule in Dillon Area
Miss Mary Hester Phillips spent Monday in Butte. E W Geary of Lima was in Dillon the first of the week. Miss Jean Langdorf came down from Armstead Tuesday afternoon. Miss Ruth Weenink left the first of the week for a trip through Yellowstone Park. James Duncan Jr of Sheridan visited friends in this vicinity. F C McFadden of Dillon Bakery was in Butte the first of the week. Joe Wedum recently discharged from the army returned to Dillon Saturday after service in France. C G Manning and Prof Wiseman returned from Bozeman where they attended a vocational educational meeting. Mrs Elmer Cronberg was in Dillon Monday en route from California to Jackson to visit relatives. her home is in Great Falls and she will be remembered as Miss Orpha Oneal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary “Hester Phillips
Butte
E. W. Geary
Lima
Dillon
Jean ‘Langdorf
Armstead
Ruth Weenink
Yellowstone Park
James Duncan, Jr
Sheridan
F. C. McFadden
Joe Wedum
France
C. G. Manning
Prof
Wiseman
Bozeman
Elmer Cronbreg
California
Jackson
Mildred Jackson
Sewell Ranch
Roy Call
Yellowstone National Park
Klamath Falls
Oregon
L. C. Edwards
Lura
Normal College
Edwards
T. A. Foster
Mattie Drummond
Len Foster
Faye Edwards
Dillon News Briefs Show Local Visitor and Community Notes
Vernon Marsh visited Dillon on Saturday while H D Mayfield of Armstead came to town early in the week. Miss Harriett O Neil visited Lima for a few days as Pearl I Smith promotes fire insurance. Frank Hazlebaker presides Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co at Dillon. Numerous Dillon residents, including Mrs George H Campbell and E D Ward, travel to Butte and Great Falls for business and appointments. The Little Orchestra played in Lima. Roy Call and family toured Yellowstone. Teachers and nurses attend events at Glacier Park and the state convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vernon Marsh
Dillon
Sheridan Forum
H. D. Mayfield
Armstead
Hazelbaker
E. D. Ward
City Drug Company
Great Falls
Rainbow Pharmacy
Southern
Montana
Frank Hazlebaker
Pres
Mont
Advy
Sts
Butte Opens Public Market for Local Farmers
The City of Butte announces a new public market on East Mercury Street between Main and Wyoming for farmers to sell their products at no cost. The market location is central and open to all farmers. City Clerk Shelby Irvine at City Hall can provide information and help.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Mercury St
Main
Wyoming
Shelby Irvine
Absence of Entrymen Under Drought Relief Note
July 26 1919 instruction allows homestead entrants to leave their land to seek food and necessities if drought prevents crops. Must file corroborated affidavit with Register and Receiver to prove conditions. Absence counts as constructive residence and applies during 1919 or the current year partial 1919. Applications may be made immediately and action suspended pending instructions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F A. Hazelbaker
United States
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Rachel E. Friend
The Family of Mrs. Rachel E. Friend thanks friends for help and sympathy during illness and death and for flowers sent. Samuel Friend Byron Friend Mrs. Harry Sorenson Miss Anna Friend express gratitude.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rachel E. Friend
Samuel
Byron
Harry Sorenson
Anna
Change of Name for Rife Electric to L. T. Taylor Electric
Announcement lists Rife Electric as to be renamed L. T. Taylor Electric. The notice records the new business name and provides the address 31-34 L. T. Taylor.
Twice Told Tale of Kidney Pills Enduring Health
Mrs. Jock Wennett of Bannack St. credits Doan's Kidney Pills with curing years of kidney trouble and back pain. In 1912 she reported relief, and in 1917 she affirmed continued health with occasional use when needed. Price 60c at dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY 80-51.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Jock Wennett
Bannack St
Dean
Wennett
Doan
Deans
Canada’s Fisheries File Reveals Record 1917 Output
The Dominion fisheries department reports 1917 total marketed value at 52 312 044 dollars, up from 39 208 378 in 1916 and 26 860 780 in 1915. It notes Canada has the world’s most extensive fisheries, with vast harvests from salmon to cod within near shore waters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dominion Fisheries Department
Canada
Norway
British Isles
In Bonds of Comradeship Hobbling Men Meet on the Strand
Two British veterans walk the Strand with ash sticks and exchange a cheerful Cheerio. The piece lauds the unwritten Brotherhood of the Hobbie formed by service, a peerless camaraderie beyond clubs or formal groups, rooted in shared wartime experience and a hope for lasting peace. Sir Douglas Haig is cited on the value of continued unity among veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Strand
London
Brotherhood of the Hobbie
Douglas Haig
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Sarbatos
City Drug-Co
Dillon News Briefs
Fred Hale
Lemhi Valley
Idaho
Julia Rose
Centennial Valley
Smith McKnight
Nellie McKnight
A. S
McDonald
Pacific St
New York
Byron A. Toan
Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co
Dillon, Montana
Frank Hazelbaker
James Judge
Harlow Pease
D. A. Sullivan
Roscoe Cornell
F. D. Knotts
F. D. Willis
Point of Rocks
Dillon Hide and Fur Co
George H. Campbell
San Diego
Calif
H. D. Mayfield of
Clayton Howell
Dell
Elsie Garrison
Reichle
Ray Stanfield
Tribune Office
John Mullen
Elveretta Langdorf
Singer Sewing Machines
Tattersall’s
Pearl Smith
Butte Miner
Helen Curtis
Glacier Park
Burroughs
Enquire Tribune Pub. Co
C.K. Wyman
O. J. Olson
Rife Electric Company
The
L. T. Taylor Electric
L. T. Taylor
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
Lewis Military Quartet
Chautauqua
Camp Lewis
Lewis
Great Western Cane
Canadian Fisheries
Elise
Scott & Bowne
E. W. Jones
Optometrist
Albert Stamm
Jeweler
WM. Frumn