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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 08, 1918

Page

4

Red Cross War Effort and School Activities Dominant in Beaverlead

In Beaverlead county, families contribute to Red Cross with knitted items and a hand crocheted bed spread valued at 100 dollars to be sold at the Hotel Andrus to aid Armenian relief and local Red Cross. The Junior Red Cross drive spans Lincoln's birthday to Washington's with school enrollment via 25 cents per pupil.

Beaverlead County Sam John Langdorf Lucy Udle S. A. Langdorf Depp Red Cross Andrus Lincoln Washington United States American Red Cross

Dillon High School Basketball Preview and War Benefit

Miss W Hawkinson led the assembly with new war songs. Dillon beat Missoula 29 to 26 in a fast game with most baskets from long range. Tomorrow Dillon meets Bozeman in a anticipated clash with a town team opener and dance to follow. Proceeds go to war relief. The team also travels to Blackfoot Shelly and Pocatello next Thursday for additional games.

Bozeman Miss Johnson Homer Faust Howard Humphrey Philip Soulen University of Idaho Soulen Harry Soulen Navy Atlantic Service Three Forks Normal College Greig Anitra Saint-Saens W Hawkinson Missoula Dillon Baxter-Tonney Blackfoot Shelly Pocatello

Reichle News Flurry of Local Visits and Red Cross Dance

James Orwell visits Reichle with sister Mrs. John Waters while Butte guests arrive for short stays. Red Cross dance last Saturday raises funds with high basket prices and a spice cake auction yielding gold nuggets and a garnet. Local activity includes farming, timber hauling, oats curing, mass by Father Clifford, and Red Cross knitting plans.

Reichle James Orwell John Waters Butte Mr. Maters Pat McCarthy Waters Hotel Niel Gummins Julia Beecher Red Cross Fred Hartman Melrose F. C. Tuff Dillon Odell. Green Virginia City Lee Joy Jack Ernest Waters Matt Polish Rock Creek Stephen Kambich Jacob Hartwig

Krakier family illness and local work update in Polaris

John Kruger rushed to Dillon to be with his gravely ill daughter Bill who is not expected to recover from inflammatory rheumatism. Andy Pyle hauls sand to Elkhorn Springs for upcoming concrete work. Edward and Dewey Marchesseau haul hay from the old Hays place. Frank Baker reports a strike of fifty tons of ore on Scudder creek. Bert Cozad restarted the saw mill aiding ranchers. Jim Purdy has been ill.

Polaris John Kruger Dillon Bill Andy Pyle Elkhorn Springs Edward Marchesseau Dewey Marchesseau Hays _ place Frank Baker Scudder Creek Bert Cozad Jim Purdy

Campana ranch change of ownership to new buyers

Waterlooo notes state the Campana ranch known as Gordon and Brufty ranches was sold for 40000 dollars with possession planned around the fifteenth. Campana and his niece will relocate to California soon.

Murray Hospital Butte T. D. ,Townsend E. Powell Maud O'Dell Sheridan O'Dell C. Campana Homer Townsend Whitehall P. J. Magone Silver Star James Gordon Mr. Dowd Gordon Ranch Clara Schulke Twin Bridges Townsend Little Hunt Ed Glase Butty Raymond J. Bertoglio Alaska Ranch

Timber Cut On National Forests Reaches 1917 Total

The total timber cut on the national forests in fiscal year 1917 was 840,612,000 board feet, compared with 714,505,000 board feet in 1916.

Doan’s Kidney Pills Prove Remedy for Backache

Dillon residents report lasting relief from kidney and backache using Doan’s Kidney Pills. Mrs. A. C. Gruwell of 21 Washington St. testifies to quick cures for dull, constant back pain after purchasing at Pott’s Drug Store. Price 60 cents at all dealers. Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY. Ad 6-7.

Dillon Union Dean A. C. Gruwell N. Washington St Doan

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