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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 21, 1919

Page

8

Normal Graduate Dies in Livingston

Miss Gladys Barsch 24, longtime Livingston teacher, died Friday night after a week of spinal meningitis and rising blindness. She taught fourth grade, cared for patients during influenza, and survived by parents E A and E A Barsch with no siblings. Services were held in Livingston and her body sent to Fort Benton then Decorah Iowa for burial.

Gladys Barsch Livingston Miss Barsch East Side Perry Smith South Dixon Street Fort Benton E. A. Barsch Whitfield Decorah Iowa

Dillon News Briefs Report From Tattersalls and Local Events

Local items note oyster shells at Tattersalls and public land scrip sales. Several residents ill with influenza, travel to Helena and Butte, and babies born. Abstracts service advertised by Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co. plus assorted notices on sales, poultry lists, and travels of Dillon residents.

Southern Southern Montana Abstract and Title Co Dillon, Montana Frank Hazelbaker Advy Sts

Signs of Spring Emergence Reported in Rural Areas

Spring hats and birds are appearing as frost recedes and farming gears up. Dealers note busy tractor sales and early plowing expected soon amid forecasts of an early spring after a mild winter.

Beaverhead Abstract Company Real Estate Transfers Week Ending March 15 1919

Real estate transfers recorded in the Beaverhead Abstract Company title books for the week ending March 15 1919. The notices list property parcels with owners and grantees and dates of filing. This summary captures the transfer activity and participants without sensational details.

The Beaverhead Abstract Company

Soldiers and Sailors Entitled to Bonus

Red Cross offices report soldiers and sailors seeking the $60 bonus authorized in the revenue act approved Feb 24 1917. The bonus applies to honorably discharged personnel since April 6 1917 and is not payable to heirs. Discharged men who were paid in full should consult their paymaster or write to the Zone Finance Office Washington DC with service and discharge details and include a discharge certificate for return.

Red Cross Zone Finance Office Lemon Building Washington D. C Home Service Committee Red Crogs

St James Guild Food Sale Tomorrow at Olmsted Stevens on 10 AM

The St James Guild announces a food sale to be held tomorrow Saturday March 22 at Olmsted Stevenson store beginning at 10 o clock. Proceeds go to guild activities and local charities.

The St. James Guild Olmsted-Stevenson

For Sale Two Story Brick House in Dillon

For quick sale a modern brick two story house with eight rooms and bath, screened porch, cement walks on an 838 by 100 ft lot, rent eighty dollars per month, furn ished, priced at 4500. J P Campeau at 518 Glendale Street Dillon.

J. P. Campeau Glendale St Dillon

Land Transfers and Deeds Across Grant and Dillon Regions

Public records list multiple land transfers including 160 to 320 acre grants near Grant Montana and Dillon with warranties and quitclaims. Transactions include Madison area water right deed and notarial commission, homestead filings of 640 acres each, and a water appropriation for 1 cubic foot in the Blacktail district.

Luther A. Dav Gertrude E. Holman Dillon Charles W. Francis Big Hole Basin Guido Schaefers Louis Stahl Phil Anderegg Charles W.woodburn Atlantic St Henry Thompson Tough M. Fleming Melrose Nick Spehar Thomas E. Leubben Thomson John A. Peat Beaverhead Lumber Co Lima Darius Chaput James P. Elmose Grant Montana John W. Southerland Idonia R. Southerland Byron E. Toanta Mary C. Toan Nellie E.cox Jane Dicher Elmera S. Dicher Putey E. Dicher Robert Dicher Samuel Dicher Richard H. Dicher Jane Dicher Higgins Ethel Keepe Edward N. McTetridge Annie C. McTetridge Ida M. McTetridge Della J. McTetridge Fred Russell Ida C. Smith Bessie M. Smith Wm. Smith E. L. Ralston John J. Brown Medicine Lodge Thomas D. Yost Armstead Jacob S. Willard Dishno Water Co Notary Public Commission James McKnight Thomas J. O'Malley O'Malley Co Blacktail District

Last Thoughts of Roosevelt Published by North American Review

Colonel Harvey profiles Theodore Roosevelt's final penciled memorandum urging unity in the Republican Party to press domestic policy. The facsimile note calls for Washington visits to prevent policy splits and achieve immediate, united action, seen as Roosevelt's lasting message.

Harvey North American Review Roosevelt Theodore Roosevelt United Republican Party George Harvey Washington Senate House Hirt

Roosevelt’s Departing Words To His Countrymen

Roosevelt died around 4 am on January 6 after a patriotic rally in the New York Hippodrome. A message read there from him emphasized loyalty to the American flag and the American people, declaring room for only one flag and one soul loyalty.

Coll Roosevelt New York Hippodrome

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