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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1923

Page

4

Community Notes From Middicine Lodge and Surroundings

Oct 2 report lists residents and visitors including Mrs Mary Wynn heading home to St Joseph MO with Ike and Frank Rife and families. references to Arthur Heem from Butte staying with sister Mrs T A Craver. locals visiting Dillon Armstead Helena and Dillon. school program features Battle Hymn of the Republic and The Life of Eugene Field with recitations and songs. plan for Halloween sale and next program October 12 with attendees helping sew and prepare goods.

Middicine Lodge Mary Wynn St. Joseph Missouri Armstead Ike Rife Frank Rife Ike Rife Jr Francis Barrett Arthur Heem Butte T. A. Craver James Gravely Dillon Tom Craver Miss Noble Bob Hildreth William Muneton Eugene Field Jesse Miller Gladys Borgues Lena Baker Salone Schleicker Johnnie Christensen

APEX SCHOOL NOTES Friday September 28 program

Friday September 28 program at Apex School features songs and recitations including Tramp Tramp Tramp by the school and September by Jerry Williams. The Prost Spirit by Phoebe Baker, The Pancake by Herbert Borgaes, and recitation by Grace Borgaes.

The School Jerry Williams Phoebe Baker Herbert Borgaes Grace Borgaes

Centennial Valley notes of fall farming and social activity

A Lakeview Montana valley roundup describes perfect fall weather, hay harvest progress, crop reports, and livestock movements. It notes buyers from Los Angeles Portland and Ogden visiting, Miss Roe visiting the district, local birthdays and gatherings at the O Connor home, road work, and a shift in valley clubhouse management. Also mentions Shell-battle area oil field activity at 650 barrels daily.

Jack Forsyth Bismark N. D William O’connor O’connor James Doyle Lakeview Margaret Davis Hanson and O'Connor Alaska Basin T. J. Culvier Blackfoot Mary Brock

Patent medicine ad praises Foley Cathartic Tablets

An advertisement from Portsmouth NHS features Herbert B. Dow praising Foley Cathartic Tablets for relief of constipation and biliousness. The copy claims the product cures digestive disorders without gripe or nausea and credits Potts the druggist for the ad.

Herbert B. Dow Portsmouth NHS

Rancher Bob Hildreth Visits Dillon for Business

Bob Hildreth a prominent young rancher from Medicine Lodge country is a business visitor in Dillon today. Mose Jardine was in Dillon yesterday en route to his home at Jackson from Malad Idaho where he attended his mother's funeral.

Mose Jardine Dillon Jackson Malad Idaho

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Medicine Lodge Frank Helena Edgar Rife Richard = freeman H. D. Hildreth Upper Lodge Bob John Steve Mrs. Edward Smith Mary D. Craver Yankee Miller Huggins Les Apex School Notes Centennial Valley Mont Los Angelikes Portland Ogden Tom Fairbanks Fred Jimmie Hanson Mr. Hanson Miss Roe Mildred Forsyth Tepee Ranch North Side Frank Conley Deer Lodge Joe Beau Silver Bow Club O. L. Miller D. G. Stivers Montana Hunting Club Butte Anglers Club Picnic Springs Valley Mary Metzel 3B. I. Hudson James Burnett Robert Peterson McIntyre Idaho Falls Ernest ‘Sovorite Salt Lake Joe Buck Jr Tuck Place Joe Shelby—Empire Toole County Bond Grocery Co Young Coun Try Cord Tire Dillon Tire & Rubber Company Montana St Dillon, Mont Detroit Beaverhead Moto Dillon, Montana
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