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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 17, 1922

Page

4

Apex Notes Highlights Local Travel and Visits

Mat Fabic went to Butte on business this week. Al Crossley and Blanche Stanfield visited Apex Friday. Noah Allen visited Reichle and later Charley Meine's home. Families Emerick Hier and Rice attended a Dillon dance. Martin Fabic and Otto Christensen traveled to Dillon for business. Mrs. Rice fished the Big Hole river and fell in. Al Crosby toured the Utophia mining district and Jim Hayes was ill with a cold.

Apex Mont Mat Fabic Butte al Crossley Blanche Stanfield Noah Allen Reichle Diggie Emerick David Hier Lester Rice Dillon Martin Fabic Charley Meine Otto Christensen Enoch- Young Big Hole Rice al Crosby Utophia Jim Hayes

Nelson School Notes Bond November 15

Mildred Schuler Harriet Schuler Holger Carlson Jas Morrison Robert Morrison James O Brien Clarence O Brien Harry Schuler Segfred Johnson were never absent or tardy in the second month. No school on election day. building cleaned with washed windows, laundered curtains, and scrubbed floors. Mildred topped spelling tests at 100 percent for both months. Lower grades finished a Thanksgiving sand pan scene with a log cabin and figures. Eight new adjustable desks and a sectional bookcase ordered. The hundred spelling demons were awarded. Mildred Harriet Bud Schuler and Holger Carlson won. Posters titled How I go to school in Winter The First Snowfall The Snow Man We Made and Fun in Winter completed by B and C divisions. Tribune $2.50 a year.

Bond Mildred Schuler Harriet Schuler Holger Carlson Jas. Morrison Robert Morrison James O’brien Clarence O’brien Harry Schuler Segfred Johnson Mildred Harriet Bud” Schuler

Racing and gambling lore from early Deer Lodge tales

The passage recounts old Western amusements in Lewistown and Deer Lodge including stage arrivals, horse races, and court distractions. It details judges fining lawyers who skipped sessions for races, famed local races with large purses, and notable men like Cal Thornton, George Metlen, Bill Scott, Johnnie Stone, Jim Murray, and N A Stiles.

Galbraith Scott Thornton Johnnie Stone Bannack Argenta Stone Jim Murray N. A. Stiles Dillon Craig Cornell Stiles Murray

Waterloo County Official Elected and Local News Highlights

Charles Bryant wins a large majority as Waterloo county commissioner candidate. Local court activity in Virginia City on Mike Carney estate. Miss Mary Mellor and John Riley announce marriage plans. Dairy barn under construction on Parsons Bridge farm. Hay and grain sold to Bozeman and Jefferson Island elevators. Lorenz couple relocate to Butte for Badger mine work. A F and A M gathering in Whitehall. Football visit by Carney and Foster. Carnow attends Twin Bridges business. Townsend family moves to Whitehall for winter. Lena Carney returns from Orphans Home. Foster brings stray cattle from South Boulder. Barnes-King halts Strawn ore operations. Brenner family moves to ranger station near Davis ranch. Heavy snowfall increases stock feeding.

Waterloo Charles Bryant Virginia City Mike Carney Mary Mellor John Riley Butte Guy George Parsons’ Bridge Bozeman Jefferson Island John Lorenz Lorenz Badger Sam Marish A. F A. M Whitehall Tom Carney Monroe Foster Pat Carney William Carnow Twin Bridges T. D. Townsend Imma South Boulder Barnes-King Company Strawn Bell Canyon Brenner Fish Creek Davis Ranch

Odd Fellows Home Day observed by Sheridan lodges

Samaritan lodge No. 10 1 0 C F and Ruby Rebekah lodge held Odd Fellows Home Day to honor the sick, infirm, widows and orphans with a community meal and remarks stressing friendship, love and truth.

Samaritan Lodge C. F Ruby Rebekah Lodge Odd Fellows Home Odd Fellows Grand Lodge

He Knows Women Silent Suffering Quip

A quoted exchange on women hints at the stereotype of silent suffering. The lines suggest a male viewpoint on female endurance and expression.

For Sale Cheap Peter Schuttler Wagon and Harness

Peter Schuttler wagon with one set of harnesses for sale. Both in good condition and offered at a low price. Harrison and Son handle the listing.

Peter Schuttler Harrison & Son

U. S. cream separator for sale good condition

Harrison & Son advertise a usable United States cream separator offered at a reasonable price. The note lists contact details for interested buyers and mentions a price example.

Foley Cathartic Tablets Adv Promises Quick Relief

An old advertisement claims Foley Cathartic Tablets relieve biliousness constipation and digestive disorders without gripe or nausea. It presents a testimonial from a relieved user and lists general sale everywhere, noting the product as a remedy from New Hampshire sources.

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