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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 16, 1923

Page

4

Dell News Notes highlights local events in March

Dell Montana residents report on a range of activities from a squirrel extermination talk and the formation of the Dell Gopher Extermination club to social visits, sheep trades in the area, and regional travel. The piece notes weather, business concerns, and local meetings including Parrot Ditch and the dairy cheese crate shortage.

Dell Mont O'Man Dell Hotel Dell Gopher Gopher R. Gallagher California W. R. Hyland Clara Beverton Lima Miss Leverton May Martinell Ray Paul Martinall Wm. Gray L. S. Smart Logan Utah A. Peyre Dillon A. C. Morrow D. V. Erwin S. M. McKnight

Wisconsin cheese factory buyer visits Waterloo

Mr. Bigler, owner of several Wisconsin cheese factories, arrived in Waterloo to view the local plant with plans to buy or lease. Milk producers met to fix available supply and set leasing terms, guaranteeing over two thousand pounds of milk. Operations expected to begin around April 1 if plans proceed. A fishing party led by John [illegible] accompanied the event.

Waterloo

Grant News: Visitors and Travel Notes From Grant

Miss Sarah Gabrielson of Butte visits Grant. Tom R. Pierce motored to Dillon. F. P. Blair spent several days in Dillon last week.

Grant, Mont Sarah Gabrielson Butte Grant Tom R. Pierce Dillon F. P. Blair

Mrs. Chester Barrett West to Dil Lon Tuesday

A brief item notes Mrs. Chester Barrett traveling west to Dillion on Tuesday. It mentions a gathering of several Grant residents at the Canae event in Mill Point on Saturday the 40th of March.

Chester Barrett Dillon Mill Point

Last Surviving Early Melrose Resident Recalls Bannack Era

Mrs James Donovan of Melrose, longest surviving pioneer, recounts journeys from Kentucky to Missouri Kansas and California then to Bannack Virginia City era. She recalls Bakers guiding 100 wagon trek, fort stand at Bridger, road agents, executions of Ives and Plummer, and early Twin Bridges gardening with Mort Lott.

Melrose Mont James Donovan Montana Bannack Virginia City Joseph Baker Donovan Kentucky Missouri Baker Marysville Kansas California Utah Fort Bridger Connors Bear River Fort Harbet Harbets Joseph Raker Raker John Mort Lott Henry Plummer George Ives Mr Jones

Snowstorm Impacts Dillon Valley Weekenders and Travel

A severe blizzard brought five inches of snow over the Dillon valley Monday night. Roads were bad and some cars had trouble returning home. Weekend guests included Miss sine of Dillon and Mr P Marchesseau. Local visits occurred at the Judge and Tash ranches and with the Gourley family.

P. Marchesseau Dilion Sine Marchesseau Mill Point Dillon Horse Prairie Dora Gourley Jackson D. L. Ranch Wilbur Tash James Brown Judge Ranch Ed. Marchesseau Guy Gray Frank Kellum

Community notes from APEX area keep tabs on residents

Mrs Carl Borgess and Frank Middlemeier called at Rice ranch. Mr and Mrs H M Miller shopped in Dillon. Noah Allen and others visited Reichle and Bond. Various residents travel, visit, and attend meetings while Mrs Frakes plans Oregon trip and Mrs Hier recovers from hospital surgery. Tom Dubois heads to Helena for daughter’s illness.

Apex Mont Carl Borgess Frank Middlemeier Rice Ranch H. M. Miller Dillon Noah Allen Julius Hartwig Reichle Lucier David Hier Robert Brazier George Lighorn Melrose Blanch Stanfield Anna Mautz Joe Pace Enoch Young Walter Siria William Lacy Diggle Emerick Butte Murray Hospital Lester Rice Mauch Young Chas Miene al Crosley Birth Creek Oswald Schliecher Frank “Mautz Tom Dubois Helena

Better and Better Newsboys Clash Over Betting

A pair of newsboys argued over gambling with one insisting he was a better, and the other claiming he was no better. The debate ends as the first boy proclaims I'se a better in a lighthearted twist.

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