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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1918

Page

8

Uncle Sam’s Advice on Flu cautions spread of disease

Surgeon General Rupert Blue explains Spanish influenza likely not from Spain and urges home rest, isolation, good ventilation, and mask use. He notes fever, body aches, possible pneumonia, and stresses avoid crowding, proper hygiene, and following doctor and public health guidance.

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Centennial Valley Weather and Local Happenings Update

Snow hail and heavy rain hindered grain stacking in Centennial Valley on weekend with much spoilage. Local residents include John Tucker working for C. M. Kiel and Roe Tavern selling a farm to Jeff Jones before relocating to Washington. Minor injuries reported when a team ran away after a broken bolt on a buggy.

Centennial Valley John Tucker C. M. Kiel W. Leese Dillon Robert Allen Henry Martin Frank Jones Monida K. F. Moffitt Monroe Bucy Stoddard

Local Glen News Highlights Community Roundup

John Waters visited Dillon briefly last week while E H Giberson returned to Butte. The schoolhouse received fresh paint inside and out and nearby outbuildings were repainted. Hugh McMillan visited from Butte to the L A Foote ranch. Mrs Maud Green drove to Dillon with her mother Mrs R Joy and sister Mrs Mittlemaier. Potatoes nearly harvested and most farmers stacking grain though threshing waits for fall work. Some second hay crops damaged by rain. Liberty Day program and Junior Red Cross basket sale planned for Saturday evening. Rev Fr Clifford to say Mass Sunday at 9 at Jacob Hartwig home.

Dillon R. Joy Red Cross Clifford Jacob Hartwig

Sheridan News reports town visitors and real estate activity

Sheridan notes Dillon visitors including Mr and Mrs E Darsh Mr and Mrs Than Shafer Mrs W N Lenkersdorfer and Vernon Marsh. Contracts awarded for a new home on Mill Street. John Woodward bought Leicht ranch west of town and Leicht invested in R G Wilson property on Mill Street. High school hosted an informal reception for staff. O H Junod praised school progress. Madison County surpassed Liberty Loan goal with 310000 subscribed of 275000 allotment.

R. G. Wilson Mill Street Wilson Heltzel O. H. Junod Sheridan Madison County Liberty Mesias G

Memorial services for Wm Best in Apex posthumously honored

Memorial services were held at the local schoolhouse for William Best, killed in action in France. The service flag gained several new stars for James Cunningham and Magnus Grannass, injured in France, as Rev. Humphrey gave the address. Letters from the front describe march to Toul, medical care, and praise for Red Cross and Salvation Army aid.

Apex Wm. Best France Jas. Cunningham Magnus Grannass Humphrey Cora Bryan A.C. Hood Mary Bryan Butte Ziegler Springs A. B. Dansie Clare Stanfield Mabel H. M. Miller F. A. Bryan Wee Dillon Pat, O’connell Dillon Joe Jones N. Siria Miller Mr. Allen Frank Selleck Beaverhead Ranch Company Mr. Decker Farlin Ft. Des Moines Hospital Mr. Foote America St. Nazaire Toul Front Red Cross Salvation Army

Montana Council of Defense Order on War Benefits

A 1918 Helena issued order requires prior consent from the county council of defense before any dance benefit or money raising event is advertised as supporting war activities. It notes promoters’ misuse of proceeds and dates the directive October 7, 1918 with signatures of Chairman V. Stewart and Secretary Chas. D. Greenfield.

Montana Council Sitc County Council of Defense

Christmas Cards for Soldier Boys Mail Timetable

The notice urges sending Christmas cards for soldiers at the front with delivery before October 31 to ensure they reach the boys by Christmas. It stresses mailing early to guarantee timely arrival and acknowledges the importance of support for service members.

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