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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 09, 1923

Page

4

Melrose News Briefs Quietly Update Montanans

In Melrose March reports note Percy E. Vance recovering from appendicitis at St James hospital Butte Loretta Tate aged seven enjoys fond memories of her nurse Leona Slater heals from a coyote bite with signs of rapid recovery Presbyterian and Catholic Ladies Aid hold biweekly meetings alternating days at the Melrose manse and church homes Upcoming local industry includes James Perry hauling slag from the Glendale smelter at 100 tons daily while MecLaughlon and Cochran explore ore at Calvin mine George B Conway visits Hecla Clara Shaw and Mrs Melver among others travel or recover while snow disappears and roads reopen Tony Guilici maintains routes for transporting school children Horace Hand steadily improves toward normal health.

Melrose Mont St. James ‘Hospital Butte Percy” E. Vance Loretta Tate Loretta Leona Slater Léona Presbyterian Church Aid Catholic Church Alois Fassler James Perry Glendale Messrs FE. M. MecLaughlon J. C. Cochran Calvin Lime Hills George B. Conway Helena Hecla Clara Shaw Ralph E. Dutch Melver Atrippe

Polaris News Tells of Mine Home and Local Happenings

J J Brown plans to reuse parts of the old Polaris mine boarding house in a new Elkhorn Springs hotel. Dillon visits include W S Tash R D Marchesseau and Hollis Harrison for horse sales. Cattle shipments and Easter plans noted.

J. J. Brown Polaris Elkhorn Springs W. S. Tash R. D. Marchesseau Hollis Harrison Dillon J. E. Morse The Big Hole H. L. Meeker D. L. Ranch Elmer Hayes Arthur Kunselman Alex Silach Jackson

Harbison Visit At Foster Home In Waterloo

Mr and Mrs George Harbison and their daughter Cora from Whitehall spent Wednesday and Thursday with the Foster family at their Waterloo home.

Waterloo Mont George Harbison Cora Whitehall

Local Society Notes From Whitehall And Butte Area

Mrs Tom Taggart primary teacher spent weekend visiting in Butte. Miss Alice Carney of Whitehall visited sister Mrs Dodds. H J Foster attends to business in Butte. George Taggart returns from Butte to manage his mother's ranch. Tebay and Rev Gilmore dine at Sally home. Mrs Hettie Townsend returns home after six weeks in Whitehall. Community Card club second meeting hosted by Tom Carney Ed Cousens Erny Powell. Alice Carney wins ladies prize Geo Taggart wins gents prize. Next meeting March 17. Homer Townsend in Butte for osteopathic neck treatments. Bob Lautenbacher Whitehall butcher works at Davis ranch. First spring birds arrive easing mood.

Tom. Taggart Theocal School Butte Alice Carney Whitehall Dodds H.J. Foster George Taggart Tebay Rev. Gilmore Sally Home Hettie F. Townsend Community Card Club Tom Carney Ed. Cousens Erny Powell Geo. Taggart

Apex Notes Social Roundup from Apex Montana

Mrs Bob Frakes drove to Dillon on Wednesday and Mrs Oswald Schliecer joined a Dillon trip on Monday. Chas Meine Tom Dubois and Enoch Young hosted supper Sunday. Dave Hier visited his hospitalized wife in Butte and returned Monday. Her mother from South Bend Indiana is with her. Frank Mautz and daughter Anna joined the Youngs for supper Monday. Rose tended mining interests in Apex and returned to Butte Friday.

Apex Mont Bob Frakes Dillon Oswald Schliecer Chas. Meine Tom Dubois Enoch Young Dave Hier Butte Hier South Bend Indiana Rose Frank Mautz Anna

Surprise Party for Mrs Lucier in Apex

A surprise party for school teacher Mrs Lucier of Apex was held Friday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs Maynard Miller. Guests enjoyed cards singing and a midnight lunch.

Early speech training urged to aid business success

Allan M. Cartter, superintendent of training for New York Telephone, argues speech training should begin in first grade. He says five or six is not too early for teaching proper pronunciation and enunciation, with home and school drills to improve reading aloud and articulation for future employment.

Allan M. Cartter New York Telephone Company Cartter The New York Globe

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