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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1919

Page

4

Sheridan News notes visits and Fourth of July scenes

Sheridan residents relay travel from Dillon to Yellowstone park and Hidalgo Illinois while relatives return for the Fourth with Twin Bridges hosting the celebration. Local sports highlight Sheridan beating Twin Bridges and a drought affects alfalfa cutting as forest fires, heat, and low water challenge the region.

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Notable visitors and local society notes in Sheridan area

Newell C Knight of Chicago toured Three Creek Ranch interests and spoke on moral uplift at the Methodist church. Miss Maud Russell of Spokane visited her brother B A Russell in Sheridan. Jack Stine and Anna Green married in Virginia City with Rev. Elliott officiating. Stine, a Navy veteran, shared overseas experiences. Water commissioner G Crawford active. residents visited Bytte and Phillips families.

Newell,c. Knight Chicago Three Creek Ranch Company C. C. Hill Knight Methodist Maud Russell Spokane B A. Russell Sheridan State Bank Jack Stine Anna Green Virginia City Rev Elliott Episcopal Church Stine Navy

Fourth of July travels and local visits noted in Reichle

J A Browne visited Dillon last week. Quiet Fourth of July in Reichle with some travelers to Melrose. Mrs W S Garrison and family motored to Melrose. Beecer and sisters joined them. Kambich visited Baratts. Stammer toured Dillon’s Browne Lakes. Lakes new proprietors Hartwig Hughes McCaleb Kimball of Dillon. Brownie headed to Portland after farewells. Haying begins around Willow Creek Lost Creek Rock Creek.

Kimball Dillon Browné Silver Star Portland Auto Willow Creek Lost Creek Rock Creek

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