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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 22, 1923

Page

4

County Correspondence from Medicine Lodge News

June 21 itemized notes show locals visiting Dillon and Butte for family events business, and ranch activity. Movements include Hildreth family relocation to ranch for summer, Craver cattle moved to Idaho reserve, and line work improving Lodge telephones. Visitors from Idaho and Salt Lake area look at coal mines. social outings include Metlen and Grant dances.

Bob Hildreth Dillon Inga Hoem Arthur Butte T. A. Craver Idaho Irwin Baby Pocatello Hildreth Ranches Salmon Salt Lake City Edgar Rife Armstead

Armstead Social News Highlights Local Travels

Armstead items note Hugh Climer and Mrs. G. Beck visiting Dillon. KE H Bush and family, formerly Armstead residents now in Salt Lake City, were in town. Mrs. L M Pfiffner and two daughters visited from Bedrock. G E Butte and children spent Saturday in Armstead.

Centennial Valley notes near Lakeview highlight dances and farming

Rainy days persist as Lakeview residents enjoy dances at Alden Buck's and Elk Lake ranch. Simultaneous reports cover lambing success of Frank Jones's flocks, a Butte wedding for Helen Shambow, and local residents traveling to Dillon for confirmations.

Ranch and fishing notes from Granger area

At Pictic Springs the party succeeded in their goal though the Spencer road was muddy. Mr. David praised Mr. and Mrs. Parish for their ranch management. Mrs. L. E. Culver brought two autos of business men from St. Anthony and Idaho Falls but their fishing yielded little. Dr. Morrow and Mr. Brown inspected cattle shipped from Iowa to Joe Buck’s place. Mrs. Joe Buck and Mrs. Jas H. Buck visited Cliff Lake for wheat. Harry Forsythe of Minneapolis plans a summer at Little Teepee ranch owned by J. W. Forsythe.

Helen Shambow Shambow Butte James Cleveland Robinette Monida Elk Lake Ranch Buck Place Joe Buck Jn Kent Nichols Lima F. P. David Green Meadow Ranch Henry Hackett Upper South Side Frank Parish Idaho Falls Abe Jueitine Pictic Springs Spencer David Parish L. E. Culver St. Anthony Lake Idaho Dr. Morrow Sillon Mr. Brown Joe Buck

Hazelbaker Returns from Shriner Meeting to Promote Montana

Senator Hazelbaker came back from Washington after attending the Shriner's annual meeting. He led the car carrying Montana products used by Bagdad Temple as an educator. He says the trip was wonderful and delightful and that they advertised Montana's resources effectively. Large crowds welcomed them and showed strong interest in the exhibit.

Hazelbaker Washington Shriner Montana Bagdad Temple

Lamb buyers from Nebraska purchase thousands of head

C E Coyle and N E Naylor of Nebraska visit this week to buy lambs at about ten cents. They reportedly purchased around 5 000 head from the London Sheep company 2 500 from Otto Schultz sheep from the Selway Sheep company the Arnett lot and other sizable lots Beaver head lambs are noted among the best in the state.

C. E. Coyle N. E. Naylor Nebraska London Sheep Company Otto Schultz Selway Sheep Company Arnett

Methodist church project breaks ground at Philipsburg-Ground

Ground was broken on a new Methodist church at Philipsburg Ground site. Officials said the project will provide a place of worship and community activities for local residents. Church leaders and city officials attended the ceremony.

Philipsburg

Lambs and wool for sale starter tracts available

A notice offers small tracts for sheep farming in Dillon Montana with a chance to start small and grow. Contact C. C. Newman at Tel. Block 25 26 for details and purchasing options.

C. C. Newman Block Dillon Mont

Youth from Dell Shot in Pursuit of Bank Robber Near Plains

Virgil McKnight, a young man formerly of Dell, was shot through the jaw while pursuing a bank robber near Plains last Wednesday. He was part of the pursuing posse and was wounded when the fugitive fired a fusillade of shots. The severity of his injuries is not yet learned.

Virgil McKnight Dell Plains

Jackson News Roundup Delays and Visits

Mrs. Jackson and daughter Lucile returned home from Dillon recently. Ruby Carruthers of Dillon visits M. C. Jackson ranch. George Clemon traveled to Dillon for business and back. Mr. and Mrs. H. Olson take a trip to Dillon for Elnora to enter the Normal. Dawes recovers well from a serious auto crash. Mrs. Barber hosts Jackson Ladies Aid gathering with strong attendance.

Jackson

Guests at Summer Camp Visit Ditty Camp on Sweetwater

Mrs. Ida Sunday and her daughter Miss Hazel, recently returned from Great Falls where she taught school, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. George Ditty at their summer camp on the Sweetwater last week. They left the camp last Friday as the Dittys host many friends during the summer months.

Leonard Flint van Camp M. Twitchell James Edwards Bray Boys Tom Fairbanks Albert Jones Lakeview Tuck Jones Bitter Root Ida Sunday Hazel Great Falls George Ditty Sweetwater Mrs. Ditty

Summer term enrollment at State Normal reaches 579

Registration for the summer term at the State Normal college reports 579 on a Thursday evening. Fines for tardiness enforce the enrollment as complete, with comparisons to prior years. Three other regional summer schools operate at Lewistown Miles City and Billings.

The State Normal College Lewistown Miles City Billings

Chapmans Plan California Trip After Visit in Butte

Mrs. W. E. Chapman and her small son Dan will depart tomorrow for Butte to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Phil C. Goodwin for a few days. From Butte they will proceed to Los Angeles to join Mr. Chapman and establish their home there.

W. E. Chapman Dan Butte

Red Boot Shoe Shop ED. Ely Proprietor

Local business listing notes ED Ely as proprietor of Red Boot Shoe Shop located south of the post office in Dillon Montana.

Red Boot Shoe Shop Ely Proprietor

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Medicine Lodge News Metlen Grant F. A. Kennison and Son Francis Barrett Ike Rife, Jr Medicine Lodge Verona Metlen Fred Jorgenson Larson Larson Music Company G. E. Baylon Chris Madsen Walter Lyons Kennison W. H. Stinson Armstead News Hugh Climer Centennial Valley Frost Wm. O’conner Frank Johnny James Doyle Alden Buck James Blair Rob Duff Alden Joe Buck Sr J. Hamilton Bond Grocery Co Horse Smith Bert Williams Dillon Horse Sales Co America Dillon Dry Goods Co. Men’s Clothing Lamb Buyers Lambs Jackson News California Postoffice Dillon, Mont
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