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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1919

Page

4

Fires Threaten Lakeview South Range After Strong Wind

Rain eased fires on the south range above Lakeview where sheep herders likely set blazes. Clarence Hunt and Gilbert faced danger at Corral Creek foot of the main range as rainfall fell around the mountains. Local residents urged caution while others traveled to Mohida and Henderson bound for future homes and cattle sales in Omaha.

Lakeview South Range Clarence Hunt Brother Gilbert Corral Creek Bessie Buck Mr. Phelps Henderson Iowa Fred Phelps Picnic Springs L. E. Culver Idaho Falls Herbert Buck John Bray al Forsythe J. Bray E. Duff Dillon James Dodd al Marney Cliff

Casswell Family Moves Into New Lakeview Bungalow

Mr Casswell and family are living in their new bungalow at Lakeview Texas as their old home becomes a part of relocation notices in Granger.

Texas Mr. Casswell Lakeview Granger

Sheridan News: Stock Market and Local Happenings

W M Rhodes returned from Salt Lake City after pure bred sheep sales with Howard Galusha and plans for a Shorthorn cattle exhibit at the State Fair. Cattle shipments from Madison county expand to Spokane and outside points while Sheridan reports rain easing smoke and aiding alfalfa and seed pea harvests. Miss Vera Rhodes heads to Seattle for St Paul school. Miss Lulu Eten of Dillon visits before Illinois schooling. Sid Foster and family drive to Whitehall with Ruby residence relocation noted.

Sheridan W. M. Rhodes Salt Lake City Howard Galusha Mr. Rhodes City of the Saints Galusha Helena Rhodes Madison County Joe Turner Spokane Alder Chris Nickerson Vera Rhodes E. L.sutherland Seattle Miss Rhodes St. Paul School Sutherland Lulu Eten Dillon A. B. Evans Miss Eten Illinois Sid Foster Whitehall Ruby

Sheridan Hosts Various Social Events and Moves

Foster plans winter residence in Bozeman due to lack of rental houses in Sheridan while remaining in town to run the picture show. Hans Roehl sold his Jefferson Street residence to John Bray who has moved in. Vera and Vashti Sanders hosted a dancing party at their new farm home near Whitehall with several Sheridan residents in attendance. Mrs. K J Kirkpatrick entertained guests including Mrs. R. Simpson and others to honor the visiting mother of Carthage Illinois. The Kirkpatricks then drove to Yellowstone National Park with their guest. Voter turnout for a county wide bond election faced light interest as residents opposed $150000 in highway bonds amid high taxes and living costs.

Foster Bozeman Sheridan Hans Roehl Jefferson ‘Street John Bray Vera Vashti Sanders Whitehall Mary Raymond Eleanore Neva Lynn Walter Charles LaDue John Huntington Vernon Glenn Marsh K. J. Kirkpatrick Kirkpatrick Carthage Illinois R. Simpson E. D. Marsh C.€. Hill G. W. Rightenour E. L. Sutherland G. L. Wolverton Myr

Apex Notes: Community Updates and Local Appointments

The Apex column reports a Ladies' Community Club event on Sept. 10 hosted by Mrs. W T Alley and invites all. Local activities include residents visiting Dillon for minstrel shows, school starts Sept. 2 with nine scholars, and several residents traveling to Helena Dillon Snowline Wise River and Butte for work and visits. An accident injures Mrs. M H Miller but with no broken bones. others motor to Dillon and enjoy rain that clears smoke.

Apex Ladies’ Community Club W.T. Alley David Hier Geo. Rice Dillon Jesse Hubbard Tom Jolly Grant Kenison Helena Snowline Joe Cosentino Joe John Tom Hails Butte Ray Stanfield Sam McClean Mother J. E. Hubbard Walter Siria Wise River Miller Humphrey Harmon Hood Fred Bryan

Last Train Predicament Echoes From Astronomers

A witty exchange contrasts statistics with contemplation about an express train traveling at a hundred miles per second and the joke that missing the last train forces a long walk. The sharp line notes a scholar’s grand math and a quieter reflection on inconvenience.

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