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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1919
Page
10
In district court before Judge Jos C. Smith the jury returned a verdict for the defendant in the Day Cook versus Martin Pearson civil suit for 10000 alleging alienation of wife's affections. The case drew heavy attention as the courtroom was packed over several days of trial.
Dillon residents hosted multiple card and bridge gatherings this week with Mrs J T Leimert and Mrs Harlow Pease among hosts. A high school football team banquet is planned for New Year’s Eve in the domestic science rooms with dancing and entertainment. College students held a large holiday dance in Normal Hall with local friends in festive attire. Grace Giudici married Paul Temple at a ranch home with reception. the couple will visit family in Salt Lake City and then Ohio before settling on the Giudici ranch. Locals Raymond Garver and Eugene Free arrived from Missoula for holiday visits.
Farm near Dillon Montana offers 157 acres improved and irrigated with good alfalfa stand. Includes 26 Durham cattle 8 work horses 15 hogs 100 chickens farm machinery hay oats and stock feed. Asking price 18400 dollars. Contact C C Newman Metlen Hotel Dillon MT. 51 tf
The undersigned express heartfelt thanks to the Beaverhead Post of the American Legion the Red Cross and many kind friends for sympathy and assistance at the funeral of their husband and father the late Thomas James Murray. Mrs T J Murray and family.
A southern-born writer asserts pride in the nickname Yank and calls for it to be the official battle cry for Union troops. He recalls rebel identity and preserves the phrase rebel yell as a rallying shout, arguing for national unity as North and South are welded.
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