Doctor Dunlap Travels From Anaconda To Dillon
Dr. L. G. Dunlap motored to Dillon from Anaconda and is attending to professional business there for a few days.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1922
Page
4
Dr. L. G. Dunlap motored to Dillon from Anaconda and is attending to professional business there for a few days.
Article argues for moving the U S weather bureau office from Havre to Dillon Montana for fifty years to correct public impression of Montana climate. Mentions Dillon as sunny and central to state, cites Havre as coldest city and criticizes winter reports. Includes local notices about residents, church renovations, travel notes, and Tanlac advertisement.
The N I A Missoula chapter plans a major show for the National Editorial Association gathering next month. An outdoor military spectacle and a university pageant are on the program as Missoula invites Beaverhead residents to join and promote Montana to visiting eastern editors.
Mrs. Anson Baxter spent a few days in Butte this week. The ad lists Western Motor Supply Co as a contact for hauling freight, passenger, or picnic parties with T. D. Moran as the proprietor.
Beaverhead Motors promotes Ford deals. Elk Horn Springs visitor 1811 Frank B. Felt. Glen guest W. J. Blomstrom. Deer Lodge and Butte visitors in Dillon for visits and business. Miss Elliott at Glacier Park visiting aunt. Families from Alder and Helena seen in town. Senator Hazelbaker back from funeral in Helena. Melrose postmistress Emma Wells in Dillon on business. Great Falls visitors Russell Fryburg family and Montane College alum Frank Hatfield return for summer. Dillon residents host Deer Lodge and Salmon guests. Dr Fetwowen and Keefer in town.
The piece notes a new phrase dehorned Democrats linked to President Harding. It cites Senator Underwood joining the Washington peace conference and Attorney General Dougherty naming Democratic lawyers nationwide to assist in the war fraud probe. It also observes mixed Democratic opinions toward Harding.
Harry Davis of Jackson shipped in from Utah with a herd of southern steers this week and is driving them through to his Big Hole ranch.
The writer laments Butte officials halting local baseball pools before amateur sports could participate. They describe cheerful two bit contributions that funded others and call for a consolation pool for losers. Mrs. J. W. Kinney left for Seattle due to her brother’s serious illness in a hospital.
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