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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 10, 1919

Page

8

Cattle Shipments and Community Notes From Sheridan

The Dillon sale buyers S B Schory and partners shipped thirty one head of cattle to Red Lodge with L C Edwards in charge. Walter Ellinghouse sent two cars of beef to Hansen Packing in Butte. Than Shaffer shipped two carloads of hogs to the same company. Ruby valley stockmen serve the Butte Chicago trade. Attendees from Dillon Two Bridges Waterloo and Upper Ruby gathered for stock association business in Supervisor Wilson's office. Local officials Lovell Gleed attended early week. Sheridan Lodge No 20 A F and A M installed officers. Dr E M Wilson returns to Twin Bridges after aiding Gand Coulee epidemic. Mrs O J Olson and Louise Nelson travel to Columbus for illness in the Nelson family. Stanley Cole Walt King and others return from camps. Red Cross resumes meetings to sew pajama suits for service members. Glen Station notes sickness accidents schooling and travel. Lakeview community laments scarce mail weeks and celebrates returning soldiers amid flu conditions.

S. B. Schory Billings Dillon Red Lodge L. C. Edwards Mr. Schory Walter Ellinghouse Hansen Packing Company Butte Than Shaffer Ruby Valley Chicago Two Bridges Waterloo Upper Ruby Stock Association Supervisor Wilson Stock Growers’ Association Messrs. Lovell Gleed J. Olson E. M. Wilson Gand Coulee Twin Bridges Sheridan Great Falls Portland Ore Clinton Montana College Deer Lodge Reed College West Molleur Sutherland Camp Lewis Clancy Virginia City Oscar Johnson E. D. Marsh Wood and Anderson Sheridan Lodge No W. M Chas. Johnson Tom Wilson W. W. Buford J. M. Maddison Tyler Sam Williams P. J. Reins Louise Nelson Columbus Edward Nelson Stanley Cole Glenn A. Smith Missoula Red Cross

Centennial Valley News From Lakeview It Feels The Cold

Cold snap continues with 32 below zero readings. Farmers report a barley thrashing yield of 150 bushes by Tom Fairbanks. Local residents discuss road work needs and winter stock help. Allen Buck family aids Mrs. Buck, and neighbors share gas and wood during harsh weather. Mail delay worsens from Monida to Lakeview.

Lakeview Tom Fairbanks Joe Buck Rob Duff Fred Hanson Dillion Robert Boatman Dillon Allen Buck Bessie Buck Allen Buck Monida Lake Idaho

Loomont News highlights local social and cattle trade

After a spell of cold weather Loomont enjoys warm days and frequent autos. A stormy session at the Haines ranch saw Zaffire of Butte attempting to remove his children from their grandmother. Local trips include Mellott and Curnow delivering dressed pork, Raymond Foster's furlough, and visits by Carey Sheridan Bushnell Foster Brenner families. Townsend Bros. joined a Ruby Valley stock association meeting. Homer elected to the advisory board.

Loomont Haines’ Ranch Zaffire Butte Harry Mellott Curnow Henry Carey Sheridan Ralph Bushnell Emily Foster Geo. Brenner H. J. Foster A. A. Warn Townsend Bros Ruby Valley Stock Association Homer

Return of Olive and family fill Polaris valley with cheer

The January Polaris column notes Olive Marchesseau’s Christmas return from New York and Frank Marchesseau’s discharge from Camp Dodge. Tash brothers Harry and Earle come from Billings Polytechnic to visit. Harry will resume school later. Mrs. Helen Judge returns to the ranch with a grand Christmas tree and gifts for kin.

Polaris Our Valley Marchesseau Billings Polytechnic Harry Charles Deming Andy Hayes Kansas City Helen Judge Dillon Frank. Kellam Harrison Ranch May Marchesseau Kidd

New Year Celebrations At F S Ranch And Polaris Camp

The New Year dinner at the F S ranch included family and guests Lula Madden Frank Madden Melvin Weenink Dillon J Brown Bedrock Mr and Mrs John Judge and 8 Bell Polaris Polaris mining camp held Christmas events with a school entertainment a public tree donated by the mines and a grand free dance. Mrs Ed Marchesseau returned to Dillon after three months away. Emma Bartells district No 21 teacher returned to Polaris from Butte. District No 21 reports a new large room schooling in Judge’s house annex. Toronto Telegram notes judge reception and courtship deception claim.

F. S. Ranch Lula Madden Frank Madden Melvin Weenink Dillon J. Brown Bedrock John Judge Bell Polaris Ed Marchesseau Frank Melvin Weenink Emma Bartells District No 21 Butte Judge's House Chas. Kelso Warm Springs Judge's

Reward Offered for Lost Cattle Near Dillon Mont

One 4-year-old cow with white face branded on left ribs and one 2-year-old red heir or brindled cow. Five dollars reward for each recovery. George Miblich, Dillon, Mont. The public school has established a boys and girls employment bureau. Anyone needing after school or Saturday help may obtain it. Contact E C Beck at phone 144%.

George Miblich Dillon Mont E. C. Beck

Dr George Brownback Moves Office to Phillips Apartments

Osteopath Dr George Brownback relocates his practice from 18 South Washington Street to Phillips Apartments North Idaho Street Suite Woi Adv-48-if.

George Brownback South Washington Phillips Apartments North Idaho

Confidences and Promises Amid Quiet Exchange

Fragmentary remarks reveal a personal exchange between Edith and Jack about trust and fate. The incomplete lines suggest a private confession followed by a reassurance that trust remains despite uncertainty.

Edith Jack Beatae Marie

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