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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

16

Dance at Rock Creek school draws locals from Dillon area

Miss Christina Flubacher teaches near Madison county. Reichle P O reports many from Dillon Melrose Butte attend the Glen dance with 85 tickets sold J C Ferguson wins the lamb. Lucy McGrady visits from Butte. Special Lutheran service planned February 9 by Rev Paul Sterge at Glen station dance hall at 3 p m.

Reichle P. O Bull Madison’ “County Christina Flubacher E. H. Giberson Butte Rock Creek Dillon Melrose J. C. Ferguson Lucy McGrady

Sheridan News: Mrs Oakwood Dies. Stock Meeting Held

Mrs J F Oakwood died at 6 am on Water Street Sheridan after a two week illness from complications of influenza She was 32 and active in Episcopal church Red Cross and Library Association The funeral was at the Episcopal church with Rev Elliott The remains went to Bozeman for burial Leslie Oakwood and family accompanied by others A Ruby Valley Stock Association meeting followed with protests against cattle transfer to national forest range and a Missoula protest to the district supervisor Leaders Senator Junod Representative Call spoke on stockmen issues.

Oakwood Episcopal Church, Red Cross Library Assoition Episcopal Church Elliott Bozeman Leslie Mitchell Ruby Valley Stock Association Bear Creek Cameron Gallatin Tange National Forest Gallatin Missoula Junod F. J. Call D. W. Raymond State Stock Association Madison County

Lakeview News Notes Local Transfers and Visits

Lakeview items report Robert Boatman selling a ranch to R B Caswell of Portland Oregon and the Sherman ranch changing hands to a buyer from Idaho Falls. Alice and Monica Shambow resume studies in Butte. Sunny Bean and wife return to the valley to work for Caswell. Several residents illness travel and visits are noted along with timber wolves seen near Alaska basin. The Monida hotel hosts J J Smith and wife depart for Long Beach California.

Lakeview Lake Idaho Mr. Nixon Robinson Idaho Falls Alice Monica Shambow Butte Business College Sunny Bean Thelma Blake Milt Bean C. Robinett C. Robinett, Foreman For Mr. Caswell Margaret Davis Joe Buck Elmer Brundage Leona Hunt Canada Nellie Doyle Frank Noonen Mamie L. E. Culver Long Ridge Alaska Basin J.J. Smith Monida Long Beach Calif Granger

Local notes recount county life and visits across Dillon and Apex

Madison county residents discuss resources and residency while families visit from Dillon. Mrs Sigurd Rood's bedbound husband prompts guest stays with the Marshes. Local trips include Evans and Wright families to Helena and car deliveries for Marsh garage. Quarantine at Mackey home for scarlet fever. Apex grows into a city with renewed work.

Madison Sigurd Rood Dillon Marsh Harvey E. D Reod and Anderson B. L. Golden Freda Dudley Butte E. A. Schowe Henry Stueitwieser Finch O. Wise Forsyth State Twin Bridges Dan Mackey Sheridan

Mountain Home Visitor Highlights Local News Roundup

Claude Maat of Mountain Home Idaho visits friends and his old home in Farlin. Mrs L Bryan was a Dillon visitor. Chas Bennington came from Melrose. Tom and Mrs Duboise motor to Dillon. Frank Holland and Bill Hagerty went to Butte. Clarence Sweet came from Dillon. Sam McLean and family drove to Dillon. Jim Hayes, injured at work after a handcar incident, remains off work for a few days. Mrs Scellick was a passenger.

Apex Claude Maat Mountain Home Idaho Farlin L. Bryan Dillon Chas. Bennington Melrose Tom Duboise Frank Holland Bill Hagerty Butte Morflay Clarence Sweet Sam’ McLean Pat O’connell Hendrie M. Miller Jim Hayes F. Scellick

College notes show faculty and student health updates

Miss Ellen Corregan has recovered and plans to complete her course next year at the college. Miss Freda Dudley returned home after a week with appendicitis. Several faculty members and students attended events in Butte and Dell, including a dormitory director and critic teachers.

Ellen Corregan Chinook MacDonald Shepherd Merklein Dorothy Jones

Dillon High Faces Central Mount St Charles In Trip

High school notes recap a Sunday return from a trip to Butte and Helena for return games with Central and Mount St Charles. Dillon beat the last Catholic squad 24 to 15 in Butte then lost to Mount St Charles 16 to 14 in Helena with Frank Hatfield starring.

Butte Helena Central Mount St Charles Dillon Boys Dillon Murray Kane J. Hatfield Hildreth Beaverhead Mulholland C. Hildreth J.harf Duckham Sib F W. Smith Carroll L. F Williams Kane Murray R Ryburn Peoples L. G F. Hatfield Sullivan Montana Mount St. Charles Frank Hatfield McLaughlin Murphy Brown Griffith Q. Hildreth Hatfield McLaughlin Smith Brown B. Williams Murphy Ryburn Owens L. G. F. Hatfield Butte City High Missoula High Missoula

Warwick Male Quartette at Normal Auditorium Lyceum

On Friday evening of next week the second lyceum entertainment will be held at the Normal auditorium featuring the Warwick Male Quartette. The young men have built a creditable road record and are described as first class singers and entertainers. The program will include a large number of war songs and is expected to please all patrons.

Lyceum Warwick Warwicks Advy

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