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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 13, 1922

Page

6

Rhodes Wilhelm and locals roam Glen Station area

Jan 10 report notes Rhodes Wilhelm and Lee Wilhelm traveling from Melrose on business. Miss Ruth Parker visited Dillon. Caroline Verbanaiz toured Dillon. Maudie Green spent a weekend at Apex. Hartwig brothers work on logs near Rock Creek for building. Walter, Mrs C G Hartwig and Cecil Wilhelm went to Melrose after horses escaped. Reverend Clifford to say mass at 9:30 at Jacob Hartwig place.

Neible Small Cecil Walhelm Clifford Jacob Hartwig

Modesty as a Virtue Lacking Publicity in Modern Times

Commentary notes that modesty remains a virtue yet receives little notice in public discourse. The piece weighs cultural emphasis on ostentation against quiet integrity and social expectations.

Local Social Roundup From Apex Jan 10

Mrs. Bryan Mrs. Armand Hood Miss Cora Bryan and others visit H. M. Miller. Ruth Parker shopped in Dillon. Walter Siria travels to Dillon. Noah Allen in Melrose on business. Dubois makes a Dillon trip. Miller Turtellod Youngs host guests. Cora Bryan in Butte. Hier Siria Parker attend Pageville dance. Rice couple host farewell for Arthur Rice. Everett of Melrose in vicinity. Hood of Divide visits Armand. heads to New York to see two daughters.

Apex Bryan Armand Hood Cora Bryan O. Christensen N. Allen H. M. Miller Ruth Parker Dillon Walter Siria Noah Allen Melrose Dubois Arthur Rice Juite Rice Everet of Hood Divide Armand New York

Grand Hotel Changes Hands At Idaho Falls

Ira O. Fisher has taken over the Grand Hotel in Idaho Falls and announces rentals return to pre war prices. The ad promises comfortable rooms courteous treatment and good service guaranteed to travelers. A trial will convince.

Grand Hotel Idaho Falls Ira O. Fisher

Life’s Joy Tied to Avoided Misery, Old Proverb Notes

A brief proverb reflects on how the sweetness of life depends on the misery one avoids. The saying suggests happiness grows from managing troubles rather than indulging in them. It emphasizes resilience and prudent living as paths to a fuller life.

Local notes from Lima and Dillon travelers and events

W H Boute attended New Departure Mining Co stockholders meeting in Dillon. T W Griggs and son Calvin visited Lima. Elbn McNinch drove his father G A McNinch home. Mrs G A McNinch hospitalized for serious operation. Mrs A S Beardsley visited Dillon. Emery Keller and family celebrated Craig Cornell s 83rd birthday in Dillon. Ice harvest underway for ice houses. Pat Conley to run sister s farm near Ogden Utah. I W Rothas of Pocatello visited Lima. Amy Sims taught at Gesman school spent weekend at George Roe ranch. Tom Beam and wife welcomed a baby girl. Cowley and mother Mrs A W Child vacationing in the Hawaiian Islands. Lawrence Peterson praised as acting foreman at the roundhouse since December 17. S W Vance recovering from rheumatism. Mrs J P Flynn reported ill. Mr and Mrs Carl Beardslee spent several days in Dillon.

W. H. Boute Dillon New Departure Mining Co T. W. Griggs Ashton Idaho Oregon Short Line Lima Calvin Griggs Elbn MecNinch, Drayman Beaverhead Lumber Company Pat Conley Ogden Utah I. W. Rothas Pocatello Amy Sims Gesman School George Roe Ranch Tom Beam Cowley A. W. Child Hawaiian Islands Lawrence Peterson Roundhouse Peterson S. W. Vance J. P. Flynn Carl Beardslee

Christmas Tales From Nicholia and Lakeview

Nicholia reports Ina Monroe injures her foot with an axe causing two skipped school days and a school Christmas entertainment with a long list of playful roles. Lakeview notes quiet Christmas, a dance at Leonard Flint’s with music by Hazel Flint and Alice Shambow, and travel woes of a mail driver caught in snow, plus family gatherings and local social events through early January.

Lakeview Leonard Flint Hazel Flint Alice Shambow Lake, Idaho Idaho Dillon Barnes Bray Zella May Hanson Leona Duff Nellie Doyle Stephen O’connor Anna Buck Idaho Falls Maud Clark Amanda Hayden Oshkosh Neb Nebraska Fred Clark Ed Roe William Stephan Doyle’s Doyle Ed_ Bergin Bray Place Butte Granger

Debs Speaks, Then Faces Opposing Public Opinion

The piece satirically notes Debs talking extensively about socialism and guiding people toward various paths. It predicts the public will reject his guidance and pursue their own course, showing strong opposition from the majority.

Debs Heaven Hell Purgatory Garden of Eden

Eye Specialist Dr H H Scar to Visit Dillon Hotel

Advertisement announces Dr H H Scar, eye specialist, will be at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Saturday January 21 to examine eyes, relieve headaches and correct defects.

H. H. Scarborough Andrus Hotel Dillon

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