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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1919
Page
4
A brief note from Wednesday sends greetings to the Tribune editor and readers for a Merry Christmas. It records that Dr Stephan made a professional call at the Joy ranch on Tuesday.
Heavy snow has left surrounding roads nearly impassable though a warm spell may restore access for Christmas shopping. Al Peterson, a Pool Creek dry farmer, and Virgil Givin visit the county seat and Dillon. Mrs Wrights sheep suffer from deep snow while Charlie Wilson, a Prairie contractor, has died. The Hoveys prepare to return after six months in Dillon as sleighing Christmas brings seasonal cheer.
Reichle P. D. reports holiday outings with Mrs. Neil Cummings and Maxine Dodge shopping in Dillon, visits by Miss Ethel Ferguson and Miss Mary Hughes, Fr. Clifford celebrating Mass at Glen and Melrose, and local residents like C. H. Hartwig and F. J. Hartwig making Dillon visits during the week. Mrs. M. Polish and Mrs. Julius Hartwig also travelled to Butte and Melrose respectively.
Apex residents plan a free community Christmas program on December 24 featuring songs recitations pantomimes and a burlesque for all ages. The event includes a community Christmas tree and a Santa Claus with performances by local children and older residents.
The ad touts Foley's Honey and Tar Compound as quickly soothing a bad cough, clearing phlegm, and coating inflamed surfaces. Mrs Mary Kisby of Spokane testifies to its effectiveness, with Potts the Druggist promoting the genuine product.
The American Legion pledges full support for government thrift, saving, and investment campaigns and urges posts to form government savings committees. Ninth district posts organize for 1920 Thrift, aiming to lead national thrift results, says district director M. E Harrison.
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