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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1918

Page

12

Local notes on a December sale and community updates

The article reports on the sale of the Wickatace property to Father English of Whitehall and covers a week of local news. It notes Dr. Baker administering serum along the river, various residents traveling to Butte, school exclusions for travel, real estate interest, threshing completion, crop yields, cattle shipments, and moves to Butte. It lists multiple households and local commerce including wheat and potato movements and shipments to St Joseph, Hilger, Chicago, Livingston, and Hansen Butte.

Whitehall H. ‘J Foster Butte J.K. Harbison Gerald Carney Homer Townsend Harry Budd Ruby Valley George Morgan Carl Foster E.’F. McCall M. Williamson Chester Lakin Grim Reaper Raymond Cattle Company St. Joe Hilger Chicago Livingston Walter Ellinghouse Hansen

Sheridan Notices of Two Obituaries in District

Funeral services were held in Sheridan for Mrs. Alice Shaw Van Slete who died of influenza and for Mrs. Herbert Schneider who died after childbirth. Mrs van Slete, 22, left a husband Adalore Van Slete and two young children, with parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas L. Shaw and siblings. Interment in Sheridan cemetery. Mrs. Schneider, 23, native of Missouri, died in Ruby after giving birth to a son. husband Herbert Schneider and an ill child survive, with her parents and siblings. Funeral was conducted in Sheridan. burial followed.

Sheridan Alice Shaw-Van Slete Alder Olsen Undertaking E. H. Brundage Dillon John Brundage Monida Herbert Schneider Ruby Olsen

Strong Men and The Nation Grow Through Childhood

The article argues that building strong manhood starts in childhood with the growing period. It notes mothers recalling with satisfaction the days when boys learn discipline, courage, and self-control shaping future strength and national vigor.

Local Glen area notes and family visits

John Hails sought a threshing machine from Apex as crops near threshing await. Mrs. Stephen Kambich travels to Butte for sick brother Tony Michelich. Mrs. M Reichle and Theresa return from Butte. Minnie McGrade returns from Anaconda and falls ill, sent to Curtis hospital in Dillon. Elsie Garrison visits Dillon. Sam Arndts visits Foote ranch then heads to Nebraska. Carl Hartwig and mother visit Melrose. Gus Fitschers visit Julius Hartwig home from Butte. J A Browne completes threshing with good yield. Thresher moves from Karl Bechter to Nikel brothers. Browne owns separator, Beehler engine owner.

Lee Eee Reichle John Hails Apex Stephen Kambich Butte Tony Michelich M. Reichle Theresa Minnie McGrade Anaconda Rieber Curtis Hospital Dillon Elsie Garrison Sam Arndts Foote Ranch F. A. Tuffs

Applications for loans exceed funds on hand at Helena

Helena Dec 18 The state board of land commissioners reports farm loan applications totaling more than the available funds by 1 625 300 with 752 applications pending. Of these 286 for 712 700 lack abstracts or titles, 312 for 595 150 approved and soon to close, 96 for 201 300 with mortgages not executed, and 98 for 116 150 awaiting appraisal.

Helena State’ Board of Land Commissioners Sidney Miller Register of State Lands

Kamerad Notions in War Evaulation

A poem fragment portrays a speaker rejecting a fellow soldier calling him Kamerad. The speaker condemns hypocrisy and reveals a resolve to quit when faced with atrocities and betrayal amid wartime ethics. The piece uses dialect and vivid reproach to question camaraderie.

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