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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1916
Page
2
March weather and local happenings in Centennial Valley include Ed Blakes recovery reports, family moves, and community events. Residents discuss cattle movements, new homes, church visits, a library luncheon raising funds, and social visits among towns like Lakeview Monida and Madison County.
Sheridan reports Mrs. Walter Mesch hosted cemetery association ladies last Saturday. They planned spring plowing and seeding for grounds beautification and concluded with a luncheon served by Miss Eskelson. The piece praises light refreshments as sociable and notes library workers were hosted last Thursday with growing membership.
County funds report compares March 1915 and March 1916 totals. Road fund shows 12,320.11 with a 2.61 unit change. Data highlights emphasize appropriation shifts, balance standings, and narrow variances between the two periods.
Apex, March 9 special report notes five months of school completed last Friday. Severe weather prompts talk of plows and work-horses. Mrs. Conner traveled to Dillon on business. Mr. Rollwitz attended the Lincoln Literary society at Bechter's and called the program good. Most residents report quiet days staying at home.
Slow snow melt eases flood fears in Medicine Lodge. Mr. Shroeder completes cattle checks in the valley. Mrs. Craver moves sheep from Sheep Creek where snow is deep but brought out safely. H. D. Hildreth's baby remains ill. I. Rife preparing for return home as health improves. P. W. Armstrong's winter fed steers grow fat.
William Carnew is seriously ill at home with rheumatism. Mrs. T. D. Townsend travels to Helena for medical advice. Con McLaughlin is critically ill at the E. T. McCall home. Mrs. M. T. Carney and Father Leischner of Whitehall are at his bedside. H. J. Foster attends to business.
Reichle P. D. reports a well attended Literary society event last Saturday with a staged play My Neighbor's Wife under Henry and Edwin Nickel. About 60 attendees enjoyed a lavish lunch before departing in the early hours.
The passage records visits and movements around Dillon and Melrose. Mrs. Julius Hartwig assists Mrs. F Gransberry in Melrose. Frank Bassett and Wood Livestock teams are active. Clara Adams and Stephen Kambich make trips. Senator Sutherland voices strong defense of national duty over peace while opposing war.
The department of labor published figures showing price reductions on many leading food items. The declines are so small that they would be seen only in fractions of a cent, requiring a specialist to notice the change.
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