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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 23, 1923

Page

4

Community Notes from May 24, 1923

Local residents share visits and activities across the area. Edgar Rife family and John Hildreth visit relatives. Pfiffner and two girls drop by Lodge. James Richmond Jr. celebrates seventh birthday with thirty guests. Lambing proceeds well. various residents travel for business and repairs. Helen Fairbanks treated for foxtail needles.

Edgar Rife Billy Ann Rife John Hildreth Dillon Pfiffner Richard Freeman James Richmond Jr Frank Rife Armstead Robert Lawson Hildreth Gladys Noble Tom Craver

Change in Spring Beauty Highlights Centennial Valley

May 21 report from Centennial Valley Montana notes green growth and stock turned out. S Nelson visited from Utah to oversee interests, pleased with William O Conner management. Timber wolves killed two horses and two cattle on the north side. Clarence Hunt and cousin Up ham hosted a large gathering at Eagle Nest ranch yesterday.

Lakeview Mont Mr. S. Nelson Utah William O’conner Clarence Hunt Mr. Upham Eagle Nest Ranch

Melrose News May 22 Graduating Exercises and Local Updates

Invitations go out for Melrose graduating exercises at the hall Friday evening. John Evans, recently treated at St. James hospital in Butte, plans soon to work again in Hecla. Dan Turner family accidents include Mrs Turner and Ray with hand injuries and Veena with an arm fracture. River is high after rains, ground greens, and David Jones an early southwest Montana settler who died near Melrose last week.

Melrose Mont John Evans St. James Hospital Butte Hecla Dan Turner Veena David Jones Anaconda Montana

The Great Camp and the Jones Family Beginnings

The narrative recalls early Deer Lodge Valley life and the Jones family. In 1878 Mr. Jones began acquiring land near the future smelter site, married Mary A. Evans, and the couple started ranch life. They later left when Anaconda Copper Mine bought settlers’ ranches, as Jones moved to a Jefferson McCauley ranch near Melrose in 1904. Mrs. Jones and Mary Evans’ daughterhood are noted figures in Melrose society.

Jones Deer Lodge Mary A. Evans Morgan Evans Salt Lake City Miss Evans Valley Anaconda Company David Jones Jefferson McCauley Melrose City of Anaconda Marcus Daly David Evans

Jackson News Reel Sees Local Residents Back From Dillon

J J Johnson arrived home Friday from Dillon where he served on the jury for two weeks. Miss Helen Jardine and Wendell returned from Dillon where they attended school. Mr and Mrs J E Shaw left for Dillon for a Federation meeting. Mr and Mrs Ford and family drove to Dillon. Alice Roe county superintendent visited Jackson school Thursday. Mr and Mrs Jake Neidt left for Dillon for their son's graduation. Kilmer Sage left for Victor Montana to bring his sisters home for summer vacation.

S. J. Johnson Dillon Helen Jardine Wendell J. E. Shaw Shaw Ford Alice Roe Jackson School Jake Neidt Kilmer Sage Jackson Victor Montana

Apex Notes Highlights Local Visits And Travel

Jim Hays has been on the sick list for a week. J Hanson from Poca Idaho visited Apex, returning Sunday. Ann Lasich is cooking at Mantle ranch. Otto Christenson motored to Dillon. Pete Nelson visited Apex. David Hier works at Niblacks in Dillon with Mrs. Hier keeping the Apex store. Enoch Young motored to Dillon. Noah Allen and Frank Middlemier clean ditch from Willow Creek. Mrs Frakes motored to Dillon. Mrs Noah Allen visited Dillon. Mrs R L Kennedy from Spokane visiting with daughter Mrs H M Miller.

Apex Jim Hays J. Hanson Pocatello Idaho Ann Lasich Mantle Ranch Otto Christenson Dillon Pete Nelson David Hier Niblacks Enoch Young Noah Allen Frank Middlemier Willow Creek Bob Frakes R. L. Kennedy Spokane Wash H. M. Miller

Forest rangers hold meeting at Elk horn Springs

Beaverhead National Forest rangers gathered at Elk horn Springs for an instructive meeting spanning last week to Monday. Attendees included Herbert A. Smith Theodore Shoe maier John B. Somers Georgie E. Martin and Deputy game warden Tom Edmunds about 18 rangers attended the event.

Forest Rangers Beaverhead National Forest Elkhorn Springs Herbert A. Smith Department of Public Relations Washington, D. C Theodore. Shoemaier John B. Somers Te Beaver Eat National Forest Georgie E. Martin Tom Edmunds

Rules for Showing Respect to the Flag Revealed

The article outlines proper flag etiquette ahead of Memorial Day and the Fourth of July. It details how to display the national flag with other flags, decorative uses, handling, half mast procedures, and salute rituals including the Star Spangled Banner.

West End Cat Creek Drilling Plan Drives $1,000,000 Spending

Lewistown reports $1 million budget for acreage and drilling in the Cat Creek field West End. Glendive witnesses a substantial new business block under construction signaling regional growth.

Lewistown Cat Creek Glendive

Just a Cold May Strain Kidneys Says Dillon Resident

A Dillon resident, G Torgerson, reports cold symptoms often settling in the kidneys, prompting use of Doan's Kidney Pills to relieve backache and prevent further kidney trouble. He endorses the product, priced 60 cents, from Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo. Potts the Druggist-Adv. 22-21.

Dean Dillon G. Torgerson Glendale St Doan

Local Dillon Realtor Lists Low Priced Homes

C. C. Newman of Dillon Montana advertises homes priced low with easy terms for sale. The note invites readers to contact Newman at 21 22 Tel Elk in Dillon and view available listings for front or back yard homes.

Dillon C. C. Newman Tel Elk Dillon, Mont

Foley's Honey and Tar Advertises Child Cough Relief

Clyde Benson of Marlbrook Virginia urges parents to keep Foley's Honey and Tar for nighttime rest especially with children. He says his little girl had a bad cough and after a few doses she found relief. He declines substitutes and insists upon Foley's.

Clyde Benson Marlbrook Foley

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