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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1918
Page
4
Mrs A Pardonnet of Limai visits daughter Mrs Ben Miller who is ill with rheumatism in Denver and Salt Lake City. Carrie Saunders of Armstead visited Ida Torp last weekend.
January reports good weather and seed supplies for spring farming. Local residents such as J J Lally and H Mellett joined a Whitehall reception for Father English. Ed Glase ships Belgian hares to Butte as a new small industry. Thrift day and speeches inspire students. road and bridge repairs advance. Will Lorenz plans a new bungalow on the Lorenz ranch.
Monida reports a busy period with visitors from Dillon Bedrock and Lima. Local residents travel to Salt Lake City Pocatello and St Louis while others visit relatives in Kansas City and Norris. The Hanson Packing company moved 400 fat cattle through Monida en route to Butte.
Melrose Jan 22 report lists Robbie Tarry arriving with his bride from Washington after washouts delayed them. Johnnie Evans, long time miner from Hecla, spent several days visiting. Sirus Flemming returned from California Nevada Arizona for health and shows improvement. Mrs Carl Siria left for Tacoma to see Camp Lewis husband. Siria now in sanitary corps and headed to France. Helen Sullivan left for Seattle to visit parents. Rev Walter Corll conducted services Sunday. Mrs Thon Dodgson trip to Divide. Thrift campaign in Melrose school raises nearly 100 dollars in stamps sold by pupils.
Miss Eva Stocker spent time with Mr and Mrs John Peterson. Carl Hanson bought two cattle carloads shipped to Grant. Ira Sanders visited on cattle business from Grasshopper. George Hughes visited from Dillon to oversee Hughes Ranch interests. Dr Will Orr of Bedrock visited Grant. James Blair passed through en route to Dillon. Myrtle Rand suffered mumps at Barrett ranch. Elizabeth Sutherland Beaverhead county schools supervisor visited rural Grant. Mr and Mrs B L Clegg drove to Dillon. A daughter was born to Warren O Churchill and his wife on January 19. John Swartz and John Burell of Bannack were frequent visitors. Mr and Mrs James Elmore and others went to Armstead to visit R J Dansie.
Postmasters must not accept for shipment to Expeditionary forces in France any packages containing matches cigar lighters or solidified alcohol including Sterno or canned heat It is unsafe to admit these articles to mails for foreign countries or for United States naval vessels including marines on shore in other countries
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