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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1919
Page
10
Dillon notes greet visiting relatives from Idaho to Chicago and Washington. Local families plan summer stays in Grace Montana andBozeman while graduates from Montana Wesleyan College near June 15 and wedding plans for Miss Maxwell and Charles Backes are announced.
J F Wiksdal T B Landers and Ed J Ripley left for mining property near Santa Ana California to work the claims for about six months. Ore shows silver and lead and the venture promises profits potentially prompting sale of Dillon holdings. EBsprey Leach also shows interest. Water main extension moves to east Glendale street after Huber corner, extending 1000 feet through Dutch Flat to L D S church area, signaling future housing growth.
Alf Decker from Armstead, Carl Pahnisch of Grasshopper, and Mrs Ira Sanders from near Whitehall visited Dillon this week. E Smith resigns from the O S L ticket office. Frank Birrer of Blaine attended to business in Dillon. Hazy Septemberlike atmosphere noted. Massey McCullough of Missoula in Dillon on business. Tom Sontagg moved his family to Dillon for summer. he works in contracting. Storage coal orders encouraged from Standard Lumber & Coal Co. Phone 276.
Lon Burnett of Anaconda and Judge W A Clark of Virginia City visited Dillon this week. Mrs W A Clark of Virginia City and Miss Harnett were expected in Dillon for the summer. Mrs Guy Gray of Millpoint arrived for medical treatment. Contractor Applegate of Anaconda discussed street paving. Ella Free visited F P River ranch on Beaverhead. Wm T Scully and family return from Southern California. Mrs A S Johnson returned from Red Lodge visit. Ed Marchesseau Jr. from Grasshopper Valley attended business in Dillon. Two carloads of thoroughbred bucks arrived from Pilot Rock Oregon. Lucille Paul returned from Washington DC where she worked for the government. Bedrock reservoir water supply now in use. Charles Enlow and wife visited Dillon after overseas service. A petrified fish found while digging a well for Mutual Oil. Dave McKnight of Dell and J E Shaw of Bristow attended county board meeting. Miss Josephine Erwin, teacher in Lewiston, reelected to teach in Lewiston next year. Prof C J Manning and family arrive from Buhl Idaho for summer school. Miss Whitwell of Salmon Idaho visiting Dillon. leaving with H L McCaleb for Salmon.
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