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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1919
Page
4
Threshing is nearly done with large crops shipped or stored and plowing begins though moisture limits persist. Local residents relocate and plan wintering in Whitehall while others travel to Butte Helena Apex and Wise River for work and errands. social events include card evenings and gatherings with neighbors, along with school friends reuniting after naval service.
Four carloads of prime beef cattle were consigned to the Chicago market by Than Shaffer with Otto Branch and Scott Finland. Mrs. D. H. Noble visited her son D A Noble and family, traveled to Whitehall to see the Kings, then Townsend to see Roy and Dean Noble families, and planned Montana visits before returning to San Diego. Walter Simpson traveled to Butte to meet his sister Alice Simpson, visiting her parental home for the first time in eleven years. The high school basketball Seniors defeated the Sophomores 21 to 9 with a team comprising Hildred Marsh Ardis Basil Lara Edwards Mary Bingham Pauline Mahagin and Julia Halse.
Mrs M H Miller and baby visit Washington for a month while residents attend dances and social events. Geo Rice travels to Ennis to visit a ill wife. Mr and Mrs Hier, Jess Hubbard and Fred James visit Dillon and Red Rock. Ladies' Community club hosts events, fairs, and dances in Apex hall with meals.
News from Glen Station notes the sudden death of Mrs Adolf Reichle due to blood poisoning. The mother of three leaves a sorrowful wake for neighbors with condolences extended to the bereaved family. Odell Green has taken a job in Twin Bridges and visited Dillon. several locals travel to Butte.
High school notes announce a football game Saturday at 3 p m between Butte High and Beaverhead High with admission 50 cents for adults and 25 cents for children. The column praises local education and outlines adult classes in gas engines tractors and business subjects plus plans for a community house and upcoming musical attractions featuring Isolde Menges.
Lost blue overcoat of a naval officer between Armstead and Leadore. Reward offered. Notify William G. Stearns at 51 East Broadway, Butte.
Red Boot Shoe Shop advertises shoe repaving service done while customers wait. ED ELY offers contact via phone 177 W.
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