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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1916

Page

4

Lemhi County Bride Weds in Salmon and Local News

On June third in Salmon Lon D. Griggs and Miss May Gert rude McNinch wed with Probate Judge Mc Cracken officiating. The couple, from Dell Montana, return to Lemhi to farm. The column notes news on visits, harvest frosts, canning lectures by Miss May Kelly, Good Roads Day turnout, new arrivals, fishing in Lemhi River, and local schooling progress.

Lemhi Idaho Salmon Lon D. Griggs Thomas Griggs May Gertrude McNinch John Downing McCracken Dell Montana Griggs Thomas Yeaman Butte Ben Sawyer Seattle Madge Yeaman Charles Smith Dillon Miss May Kelly University Extension Department University of Idaho Tenday Miss Kelly O’brien

Centennial Valley Notes From Lakeview June Reflections

June brings green but scant blossoms as snow pockets linger on mountains. Mrs Buck returns from Dillon ill and employs a helper. Mrs Prather plans a June 15 trip to Grand Island Nebraska. Settlers near Ben Hart’s ranch adjust spring routines as Duff departs with stage horses to Yellowstone. Hanson family returns from a visit to relatives and Dillon for dental care.

Joe Buck Dillon Otto Prather Grand Island Nebraska Ben Hart R. Duff Yellowstone Station Fred Hanson

Local notes from Apex June 14

Walter Siria went to Melrose on business while Frank Selleck visited with family. Rev. Humphrey of Dillon preached at the school house. Edwin Selleck and Cal Morrison were in Dillon on business. The saw mill will close for a few weeks as workers plan plowing with their engine. Weather has been warm and crops are growing.

Dillon Salt Lake City Oregon W. W. Lottridge Josephine Lottridge Lemhi Ruby Wayan Salmon High School Moscow Marvin Mulkey Wm. L. Mulkey Tenday New York Mulkey Spokane Seattle B. C. D’easum Lemhi Agency D'Easum County Recorder’s Office J. J. Corregan Wm. Olimer Apex Walter Siria Melrose Frank Selleck Humphrey Edwin Selleck Cal Morrison

Family update from Washington arrivals and local health news

The father, mother and two sisters of Henry and Mary Manz arrived from Washington last week. Mr. Manz has a homestead on the west side of town. Miss Mae Stocker returned from school ahead of closing time and is not fully recovered from a recent illness requiring surgery.

Grant Henry Mary Manz Washington Manz Mae Stocker

Local ranchers visit after stormy week

Bloody Dicks district sent four ranchers last week despite heavy spring weather. Ben Brown from the Carl Hansen ranch reported strong garden crops and nearby fishing. Fred Monckton recovers enough to travel to Butte with Mrs. Monckton. Kate Hayden of the Grant hotel went to Dillon on business. Mrs. J. C. Brenner and Mrs. Hal Brenner were in Grant from Brenner. Joe Pickett returned from Dillon after exams in arithmetic and physiology and visited Bob Miller’s home.

Bloody Dicks Ben Brown Carl Hansen Fred Monckton Butte Kate Hayden Grant Hotel Dillon J. C. Brenner Hal Brenner Grant Brenner Joe Pickett Bob Miller

Community notes from Reichle and Dillon area

Local items report visits and travel by residents including J A Browne Edwin Nikel Henry Lehman and Julius Hartwig. Mines at Rock Creek show good ore while Farmers Institute set for June 15 and a dance planned June 17 with lunch counter to fund a new religious and social building. Father Clifford continues monthly services and travel to Armstead Horse Prairie.

Stephen Kambich Melrose D. Gist Henry Schoenborn Dillon J. A. Browne V. Streb Miss Streb Alice Gelhaus Ralph Streb Henry Gelhaus Jacob Hartwig Father Clifford TP. Clifford Armstead Horse Prairie Gertrude Zerr Butte Missoula University Will Harvey Brownes Rock Creek Gannon Farmers’ Institute Reichle Joe Nample John Lenkersdorfer and Son

Lima People and Visits Highlight Week in Dillon

Ed Gleed of Lima visited Dillon late in the week while Mrs. Earl Gohman left for Aberdeen Idaho to make her home. Arby Beardslee and F C Green were in Dillon, and Mrs J D Burhart of California visited her brother Isaac Jaques. A large crowd attended the McIlveen brothers dance Tuesday night with all reporting a nice time.

Lima Ed Gleed Dillon Earl Gohman Aberdeen Idaho Arby Beardslee J. D. Burhart California Isaac Jaques F. C. Green Henry Fitter Mcllveen Brothers

Reward in the Future and Silent Heroic Deeds

A reflective quote by Charles Reade on unseen acts of courage and wisdom. It highlights how obscure individuals perform noble deeds and endure sorrows, with fame reversing when history judges greatness and smallness.

Charles Reade

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