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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
9
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Dr. R D Curry at Phillips block Dillon. Lee McCrackin and Jonnie Linson in Butte. F C Swartz and W C Jennings visit Butte. Mrs L T Grimes to Rochester Minn for treatment. Busy Bee club hosted by Mrs S S Patterson. Melrose visitors J F McCauley and Frank Fassler in town. Ruby Wyatt at Bozeman basketball. Marshall Field shopping in Butte. sewing service advertised. Orrin Wilcomb of McHesser Creek visiting. J B Holtz and wife from Whitefish back from business. Sewel’s daughter ill with pneumonia but improving. Mrs F P Birrer and Ivo report bad roads. Al Kline of Dewey in town. A Thomson and F Pucianelo visit Melrose for business.
Sevenths and eighth graders memorize The American Creed pledging loyalty to a government of the people. Domestic Science hosts breakfasts but omits male students from invitations. A nationality census shows eight Germans English and Irish plus other origins. A new Powers camera and a fireproof booth arrive for gymnasium film programs. Reports cards, a basketball trip to Bozeman, an incubator project, and a Junior class entertainment cap the week. Homer Faust and George Hildreth 21.
At a Good Government Club meeting on Tuesday March 2 Mrs Clark Anderson spoke on the Smith Towner Educational bill now before the 66th Congress It was set aside for the moment but supporters expect it to return The bill would create a Secretary of Education and provide federal aid to improve school systems Mrs J W Scott outlined DAR plans for markers at county sites and noted Park to Park road circuits around Dillon urging marking historic spots to attract tourists She urged women to vote for road bonds and an ad offered space to rent a small store or room on the ground floor at 1816 La Fayette Ave Butte Mont. Adv 11
A new single day county registration record was set in Dillon as eighty people signed up on Monday March 8 for the April primaries. County totals are expected to exceed one hundred once outlying precincts report. Registration will reopen Saturday April 24 after the primary and bond elections for August primaries and the November election.
The undersigned thank friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and at the funeral of their wife and mother. Gratitude is extended for flowers and to the pallbearers. C. H. Hignight and Family.
Advertisement for pure milk and cream from A Spencer. Milk priced per quart and cream per half pint. Orders encouraged early for Saturday delivery. Box 774 Dillon.
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