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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
4
John Waters made a brief visit to Butte. Sherman McCauly Pat Smith and Mr Burns traveled from Melrose after a group of horses pastured at Apex. Fay Gransberry went to the horse.
Last week included a major blizzard and snowstorm with severe cold. Friday and Saturday brought frigid conditions. Matt Polish is constructing ice works, while Nick Abbeys spent a brief visit in Butte. Ernest Bradbury traveled to Salt Lake to visit relatives, with the depot's new agent filling in. Mrs. Carl Hartwig returned from Butte after visiting relatives.
H M Miller visited Dillon on Friday business. Bill Hagerthy traveled from Farlin to Apex. Noah Allen went to Missouri after the death of his sister Mrs John Scheilicher. the baby returned from Drumney hospital in Dillon and is reported to be fine. Mrs Noah Allen and Mrs A M Cary visited neighbors in Apex on Sunday. Mary Mantz is very sick at present.
Ed Selleck of Woodin visits his son and wife in Apex over Sunday. Bill Hagerty shops in Apex for Farlin. John Hails and H M Miller call in Dillon on Tuesday. C A McGrew, Joe Cossentino, and Mr Williams travel to Dillon for appointments and cattle work. Alley's baby is very sick with convulsions. Frank Swartz surveys cattle on the Hopp ranch in Dillon.
The article discusses hazy origins of the loving cup linked to wassail bowls and religious shifts after Christianity, noting monks named the bowl pocaluny, carifaths. It also mentions the Arctic tern enjoying the most sunlight with the sun never setting at northern nesting grounds and long days elsewhere.
Theo Foster of Fairchild Montana seeks to hear from owner of a good relinquishment for sale. State particulars and terms to contact. Adv 11-18.
Bank assets show loans and discounts at 2 562 714 19 with U S Bonds to secure circulation 60 000 00 and various deposits and certificates. Net deposits and cash items total 2 190 000 plus, with capital stock and surplus listed and notes/loans details including Liberty Loan and Victory Note payments.
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