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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1918
Page
16
Community updates and social news from Twin Bridges, Whitehall, and nearby areas. Marriages, visits, farming transport, Red Cross drives, Christmas gatherings, and local weather share space with remarks on a wedding and a bustling holiday period.
Apex news lists residents and visitors with short trips to Dillon and Melrose. Sid Switzer was mustered out and visiting at Besverlield ranch. Vera Frakes returns to school in Butte. John Schettini resumes section foreman job in Apex. Nick Salvo replaces him in Dillon after army camp.
James H. Shew maker dies at home near Ruby after heart failure. Survived by wife, three sons, one daughter, two brothers, two sisters. Funeral held at home, burial in Nevada cemetery near Virginia City. Mrs. Ben Stine dies in Idaho Falls from influenza. funeral in Olson chapel. W. M. Rhodes ill after Chicago stock show. Christmas notes reflect mixed sorrow and year hopes for 1919. J. E. Hatfield returns for Rocky Hatfield’s burial. Emory Omera ships cattle to Chicago. Jesse Thomas returns from Missoula after influenza illness.
A local issue highlights Editor Taylor of the Producer's News, aligned with the Nonpartisan league, praising socialism and the red flag in a post armistice issue. Townley supports the paper, while farmers wonder their money funds Lenin and Trotzky praise.
A guest asks about unfamiliar speech at a gathering while the hostess concedes she cannot understand the language. The exchange highlights the intrigue of cross language conversation and cultural exchange during the event.
Reports from Base Hospital No. 1 and allied facilities describe shell shock recuperation through outdoor farm work. American and export market gardener teams direct efforts in France, yielding vegetables and greens that boost health and morale among wounded and recovering troops.
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