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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 20, 1922

Page

9

Nicholia Notes Report Local Movements and Visits

W R Kenison travels from Dillon to Nicholia for a few days before departing Sunday to begin study at B C H S. Mrs Hale Everton Lyons and Mrs W Lyons plan Sunday trip. L B Kellner, once a local rancher, now in Lead Ore Idaho, visits Kenison. Wm Sweeney drives to Dell and back. Mildred Jacobs visits Mrs Maud Lyons. Earl Harkness visits Kenison. A L Arp stays with Kenison briefly. Carl Nelson Tom Arthur at A L Younts. Lowell Martinell Rex Churchhill seen in Dillon.

Nicholia W. R. Kenison Dillon Fred Hale Everton W. Lyons Wm. Sweeney Dell Mildred Jacobs Maud Lyons Earl Harkness Kenison S. A

Wool growers meeting boosts western sheep industry hopes

J. I. Morse of the State Livestock board reports from Salt Lake City on a well attended wool growers of the west gathering. He notes an optimistic mood as prices for wool lambs mutton and sheep trend upward. The piece closes with a quip about social expectations of old fashioned and modern girls.

J. I. Morse State Livestock Board of Commissioners Salt Lake City

Training School Notes Highlight Midyear Graduation Plans

The mid-year graduation at the training school will be held Friday evening January 27 at 8 o clock in the auditorium. The program includes music speeches diplomas and a benediction. Twenty candidates are listed with the class roster of twenty students including Ethel Bell Jane Boone and John Baldwin among others. The basketball team won 22 to 8 at Twin Bridges and a rematch is planned. Vaccination is recommended due to smallpox cases. December cafeteria showed 1615 meals served, expenses 159.55 receipts 167.61 and a balance of 8.53. Miss Troxell will attend county superintendent meetings in Missoula..Picture awards go to rooms yielding most tickets and several classrooms will receive pictures.

Gregory the Beautiful Blue Danube” College ‘Glee Club George MacDougall Nace Ethel Spencer Santa Lucia Jess Ruth Tash Miss Dorchester Highlands” Assembly Ethel Bell Jane Boone Minnie Fessenden Madeline Guidici Mary Lee Morton Lillian Pilon Adele Roe Virginia Smith Ethel Spencer Ruth Tash John Baldwin Ruthford Dunn Berlin Gordon Edward Hoerning Henry Rodgers Jack Yale Mary Schwartz Evan Burrell Henry Meeds Thomas Pinkerton Eleanor Troxell Missoula Miss McMeen Delphian Club Farrell McNichols Melrose Herrat

Melrose News Items Include Hospital Recoveries and Local Fun

Melrose notes state James Donovan recovering rapidly after surgery at St Anne's Anaconda. John Grant's home burned last week with friends cutting logs to rebuild. Mrs Frank Tate moved to St James Butte for care and is recovering. Catherine Thompson visited Butte for dental work.

Melrose James Donovan St. Anne’s Hospital Anaconda John Grant Frank Tate St. James Hospital Butte Catherine Thompson James LaMarche Hecla Glendale Gladys Boetticher Kenneth McIivor Florence Alson Paul Boetticher Dolly McIvor Carl Boetticher

Armstead Notes and Local Livelihoods

Armstead Jan 19 report covers church services at the schoolhouse, births in Butte, and travel between Armstead Dillon and Dillon. It mentions Leigh Grant leasing a dairy from Carl Decker and buying cattle from R. R. Given, plus several residents visiting Dillon for shopping and medical matters. Advertising blurb notes two client farmers seeking rental farms and a telephone bid from C. C. Newman of Dillon.

Dillon F. A. Kennison and Son C. C. Newman Telephone Bid Mont

Hall's Catarh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness

An old advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures deafness caused by catarrh by a blood-borne action on mucous surfaces. It describes internal use and tissue restoration. Circulars are offered free by Cheney Co. Toledo.

HALL Cheney & Co Toledo Obie

Illness and social notes from Glen Station area

Mrs Poole returned from Menon Idaho after her mother fell ill. George Crawford hospitalized in Dillon with smallpox. Reverend T Clifford of Lima preached at Jacob Hartwig place after recovering from tonsillitis. Local visits include Dillon Melrose Bannack and Butte, with several residents traveling for social and business reasons.

Reichle P. O John Poole Menon Idaho Rhodes Wilhelm Dillon John Waters Butte Joe Nample Stephan Waters Place Ruth Parker Maude Green Rice Angela Buyan Fink Anaconda Stephen Kambich, Jr Carl Kambich Melrose R. W. Wilhelm Lee Wilhelm Marshal Field George Crawford T. Clifford Lima Jacob Hartwig Place Clifford

Card of Thanks and local notices from Idaho Falls and Dillon

Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death with thanks to floral donors Leeta Graves Mathews Lennie Edmondson families. Also a hotel notice from The Grand Hotel Idaho Falls announces rentals back to pre war prices by Ira O Fisher. Dillon real estate ad from C Newman promotes affordable homes and rent reduction.

Leeta Graves M. E. Mathews Lennie Edmondson The Grand Hotel Idaho Falls Ira O. Fisher

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