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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1919

Page

16

Ranch transfers and new residents fill local scene

Emory O Mera improved the Marsh ranch before selling it years ago and Otto Schulz of Dillon takes immediate possession with Mr. Churchwell of Twin Bridges to run the ranch this summer. Harting changes bring Hugo Miller and the Holland couple into North Main and Brandon farms. Walter Ellinghouse expands sales to Hansen Packing in Butte. A fire at the Wolvertons’ house destroyed the building and much furniture. The Winthrop Raymond estate now owns the property. Leo Baril returns from overseas service after over a year.

Emory O’ Mera Marsh North Main Street Otto Schulz Dillon Marsh Ranch Old Homestead Mrs. Churchwell Twin Bridges Sheridan Mr. Schulz Hugo Miller Brandon North Main St Mrs. Holland Butte Mr. Miller Albert Herman Walter Ellinghouse Hansen Packing Company Ellinghouse G. L. Wolverton

Road petition gains traction in Centennial Valley

P G Grady of Lima advances a petition for a new valley Lima road with 75 to 100 signatures amid stormy Idaho weather. Beaverhead county notes include church, farm, and accident mentions along with several residents traveling to Dillon and California. blizzards ease and new roads to Lima expected.

Monida Mar Monroe Bucy Dillon J.J. Smith California Julia Rose Dry-Landers Matt Reis Herman Reis France Beaverhead Giles Centennial Valley the Tribune Mr. Bean, Jr Mr. Bean Bucy Lima Charlie Montgomery G. T. Paul

Sheridan Notes highlights school program and local property moves

The E C Gersch primary program drew a large audience at Sheridan High School with patriotic recitations songs and scenes featuring Betsy Ross King Arthur and Uncle Sam. Miss Flora Duncan sold Water Street property to James Duncan mentioning the old Lowman house and decapitated school building as landmarks.

E. C. Gersch Psri Betsy Ross General Washington Jack Hill Red Cross Galahad David Rossiter Arthur Knights of the Round Table Francis Starral Uncle Sam Marie Foster Coumbia Pauling Jennings Flora Duncan Water Street James Duncan Lowman Duncan E. D.marsh

Red Cross Seeks One Million Garments Monthly for Europe

The American Red Cross launches a spring drive to ship one million garments monthly to European refugees. The Northern Division schedules collection for May 6, aiming to gather at least ten thousand tons of clothing, shoes and blankets from all chapters. Garments will be sent to a central point, shipped to Europe, sorted and repaired locally, and distributed under American supervision.

Europe American Red Cross Red Cross France Belgium Italy Romania Serbia Greece Montenegro Palestine Albania Harvey D. Gibson Washington, D. C National The America

Card of Thanks for Jessie Franklin Ripley

The Ripley family expresses gratitude for kindness shown during illness and death of Jessie Franklin Ripley. Mrs. Mary E. Ripley Chas Edward Ripley Geo H Ripley and Catherine Walcott extend appreciation for support and sympathy.

Jessie Franklin Ripley Mary E. Ripley Chas Edward Ripley Geo. H. Ripley Catherine Walcott

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