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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 07, 1919

Page

4

Rock Creek dance draws many from surrounding towns

Miss Christina Flubacher teaches at Rock Creek across the river. A Glen dance last Friday drew attendees from Dillon Melrose Butte and nearby areas. J C Ferguson won the lamb after eighty five tickets sold. Rev Paul Sterge to conduct Lutheran services at Glen station on February 9 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

Death takes Mrs. J. F. Oakwood of Sheridan

Mrs. J. F. Oakwood of Sheridan on Water street died at 6 am Tuesday after a two week illness from complications following influenza. She was 32, active in Episcopal church Red Cross and Library Association, survived by husband and son Leslie. Funeral held at Episcopal church, burial in Bozeman. Ruby Valley Stock association met, protesting cattle transfer to national forest range to preserve Gallatin range for elk. Senator Junod Representative Call and D. W. Raymond attended. Missoula to hear protest.

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

Groundhog Day hints six weeks more winter in Lakeview

Lakeview on February 2 reports bright sun despite Mr. Groundhog seeing his shadow all day. Local notes include cattle and ranch transfers with Robert Boatman selling to R B Caswell of Portland Oregon and the Sherman ranch changing hands to a buyer from Idaho Falls. Plus residents travel and illness updates among the community.

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 highlight community movement and area updates

Madison County residents discuss growth and resources while families visit, relocate, and seek services. Mrs Sigurd Rood guests with Mr. Rood, Martyr Marsh builds a new residence, and many travel to Dillon Helena and Butte for medical and work. Scarlet fever quarantine affects Sheridan as Apex upgrades resemble a city.

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

Apex News Distill: Local Visits and a Narrow Escape

Claude Maat of Mountain Home Idaho visits friends and his old home in Farlin. Dillon visitors include Mrs. L. Bryan Chas Bennington Clarence Sweet Sam McLean and family. Jim Hayes, injured while riding a handcar, was bruised and must miss days of work. Also Mrs F Scellick traveled by, with several Dillon patrons noted.

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 reveal staff and student updates

Miss Ellen Corregan has returned to resume college work after illness and plans to finish her course next year. Miss Freda Dudley left for home after a week with appendicitis. Several teachers and staff attended events in Butte and Dell, while Mr Greer spoke on book orders at a dormitory dinner.

Ellen Corregan Chinook MacDonald Shepherd Merklein Dorothy Jones

Dillon High Boys Rally In Rough Butte Win

The Dillon high school basketball team returned from games in Butte and Helena with a 24 to 15 win over the Catholic squad in Butte and a 16 to 14 loss to Mount St Charles in Helena. Frank Hatfield starred for Dillon in Helena, while Brown led Mount St Charles with five field goals. A pep rally followed the Central game, and the squad scheduled away games against Butte City high and Missoula high. Coach Mortensen was ill, J B Clury coached, and Elvera Peterson was hospitalized in Butte with appendicitis.

Butte Helena Central Mount St Charles Dillon Boys Dillon Murray Kane J. Hatfield Hildreth Beaverhead Mulholland C. Hildreth J.harf Duckham Si RF W. Smith Carroll L. F Williams Kane Murray R Frank Hatfield McLaughlin Murphy Brown Mount St. Charles 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 Set for Lyceum Night

The Warwick Male Quartette will perform at the Normal auditorium on Friday evening as the second lyceum entertainment. The group, on the road several years, is praised as first class singers and entertainers with a popular program featuring many war songs.

Lyceum Warwick Warwicks Advy

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