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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1922
Page
4
Dillon residents are advised to contact the local agent of the Union Pacific System for more information on any proposed war tax. The notice emphasizes obtaining official guidance directly from the railway company representative.
The piece opens with a reflective speech about town pride and civic ambition, quoting Romans and discussing competition’s role in progress. It then shifts to a local column listing social notes from Lima including visits, sports at the Tima opera house, and various community residents and events.
Reichle P 0 Jan 25 reports Mr and Mrs John Poole and daughter in Dillon Wednesday Fred J Hartwig was a business caller between trains Friday Ruth Parker spent the weekend in Dillon Stephan Kambich Sr and son Joe were Dillon visitors Saturday Joe Nample was a county seat visitor Saturday Roscoe Hand high school pupil in Dillon spent weekend with his parents Lavon ay Gransberry Dillon caller Sunday R W Wilhelm from Wise River Tuesday Rhodes Wilhelm George Wighorn John McIvor and George Huber Melrose Glen visitors Tuesday Julius Hartwig Jr a Dillon visitor Saturday Rudie Polish in Dillon Saturday J C Ferguson injured his foot falling from a hay load and is recovering
The U S Civil Service Commission announces an open competitive examination to fill laboratory attendant vacancies in the Eleventh United States Civil Service District. Salary ranges from 720 to 1200 dollars per year in the United States Public Health Service. Applications close February 18, 1922. Obtain details from the local secretary or the secretary, 803 Post Office Building, Seattle Washington.
Sheridan notes the funeral of George W. Gates at his daughter Mrs. Albert Page’s home near Alder, with Rev. Cunningham officiating. Gates, born May 24, 1882 in Levenice, Michigan, died aged 63 from age infirmities. Survived by daughter and two sons Edwin and Lovell of Anaconda, plus Ed Nolte arriving to bale hay for a Butte firm. The report also covers hay contracts, hotel leases, ranch management changes, seed pea sales at about $2.25 per hundred, forest service news, Mrs. James Galusha’s cancer condition, and local travel, skating, and street conditions.
Mrs J C Clark traveled to Butte this week while M H S hosted a stunt party in Melrose hall. Dinners and hospital visits mark the week as families gather and pupils begin mid year exams.
Journal entries describe residents visiting Dillon and Butte, cattle purchases, and farm deliveries. Social events include a January birthday party at the Apex school with games, dancing, a midnight lunch, and a leather purse gift for Miss Thykesen. Also notes grade promotions and winter weather.
Misses Henderson and Buckland visited the Forgersons in Clarke's canyon. J. D. Walton heads to Washington to bring his family home. Hans Peterson and family toured Dillon. Joy Herndon transit to Dillon to visit kin. W. Logan and others travel between Armstead, Dillon, and Medicine Lodge coal mine. Mrs. Fay Harshner visits G. E. Butt. The mine activity at Medicine Lodge continues as residents return from trips.
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