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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 22, 1924

Page

14

Local Dillon Folks and Visitors Chronicle Weekend Roundup

A busy weekend in Dillon sees Ainas Fred Carr in town from Dell, John Mullen visiting Armstead, Rev F X Leschner returning from Butte, and many others from Melrose to Lima making short trips. Addresses and ads note items for sale and services, including baby furniture, a six room house on Rife Street, and eye care from Metlen Block.

Dillon Post Notes and Local Busy Moves

George Bertelsen was in town yesterday on business from Bannack. Frank Eliel and Voorhees Paddock left Tuesday for a motor trip to Helena. Mrs Emma H Wells postmistress at Melrose visited friends in Dillon. John Anderson spent the first of the week in Dillon from the Big Hole basin. The Carroll Study Club will hold a food sale at Graeter Grocery Co on Saturday August 23.

John Mullen Armstead Dillon F. X. Leschner Butte Christine Sorenson William E. Lloyd Red Star Garage Lena Fassler Melrose Bertha Huber Our City Mary Gelhaus Streb Ranch C. B. Moore Harlowtown Moore Josie Poindesxur George Bertelsen Bannack Frank Eliel Voorhees Emma H. Wells John Anderson Big Hole Basin Carroll Study Club Graeter Grocery Co

Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon this week

Guy Gray of Mill Point transacted business here Monday. Fred Rife enjoys a twodays stay in Dillon from the Heela mine. J. M. Neidt arrived from his ranch in the Big Hole basin Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Don Randolph and daughters spend the week at Midorn Spring. Clarence Patterson came from Armstead Wednesday. Ki A Clark of Bellingham formerly lived here called on Dillon friends this week. Mrs J A Donovan of Butte and Mrs M RR Rand and daughter of Donovan ranch visited in Dillon.

E. R. Cook Dillon Twin Bridges Mary Snow House ,Prairie Thomas Barrett Our City Parke Scott Laura Scott Armstead Guy Gray Mill Point Fred Rife Heela J. M. Neidt Big Hole Basin Don Randolph Ki. A. Clark Bellingham, Wash Dillon Friends J. A. Donovan Butte M. RR. Rand and Donovan Ranch

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