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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1919

Page

10

Local Short Stories From Beaverhead District

Local notes report Walter Grimes headed to Spokane for post office work. The last wools from the Anderson sheep company shipment left the Dillon warehouse in four cars. Mrs. Charles Blackburn visited Beaverhead in Dillon as state regent of the D A R. Fred Camp fined fifty dollars for letting a camp fire escape near Grant. Jean Hewitt and Lola Wilson return from state normal school in Dillon to teach near Portman. Mr and Mrs James Walker return from Butte after an eye operation success. The infant son of Ike Swetisch buried at Brundage chapel with interment at Mountain View. County commissioners met for regular session and opened bids with Silver Bow for a Big Hole River steel bridge at Melrose.

Ike Swetisch Dillon Brundage Chapel Mountain View Board of County Commissioners Silver Bow County Big Hole River Melrose

Burglar, Street Work, and Local Notes From Dillon

A street roller damaged the Lovell barbershop wall on Bannack while preparing concrete. Hughes and McCaleb’s window was broken and a six gun stolen with no further losses reported. Mrs. J. S. Thompson of Lima shopped in Dillon. John Judge of Polaris and Miss Mayme F. French visited Dillon. Mrs. Roy S. Stephenson traveled to Wisconsin. F A Hazelbaker spent time in Helena for the state fair. John C. Brenner of Horse Prairie and J H Youngken with children visited. the couple’s trip noted with other local items.

Bannack Street Lovell Barbershop Hughes & McCaleb J. S. Thompson Lima Dillon H. Burfiend John Judge Polaris Mayme F. French Butte Roy S. Stephenson Wisconsin F. A. Hazelbaker Helena John C. Brenner Horse Prairie J. H. Youngken

People and Events in Dillon Area Highlight Week

Local residents travel to Helena for the state fair. Mr and Mrs Charles Woodburn leave for Helena. B McLaren buys five Helena street lots. S S Carruthers and son visit Helena for the fair. Everton Poindexter arrives from the east to later attend Missoula university. Mrs Minnie Johnson and children return to Anaconda. Various notices include lost memorandum book and church services. Dentists announce cash business from Oct 1 1919. Judge J B Poindexter arrives from Honolulu with daughter Helen spending winter in San Diego.

Oaira Dena Missoula Minnie Johnson Dillon Anaconda C. P Q. Ranch J.H. Hamstra Butte Nina Spencer Ashton Idaho Jj. P. Campeau Thomas Sillers Helena W. B. Hartwig Phillis Knapp Seattle George Hughes Emerson Hughes Norma Nelson Spokane Post Office L. H. Rumbaugh Mormon Church H.C. Iverson J. B. Poindexter Honolulu Helen San Diego Cal

Dentist hunt on Afognak Island Alaska seeks local help

Miss Virginia Clark of Afognak Island urges a dentist to relocate to the village. A Alaska Bureau bulletin notes the opportunity, joking that pay could be walrus meat. The area offers potatoes, gardens, good fishing, clams and ducks, with copper and placer gold mining nearby.

Cook’s Inlet Alaskan Arctic Circle Virginia Clark Afognak Alaska Bureau of Publicity Clark

Moron label critiqued by Army board speaker

Col. T Easley Smith of the selective service board at Atlantic City mocked how psychologists and alienists label mental deficiency. He recounted cases where a soldier was deemed five years old, a cabinet member twelve, and a general ten, provoking laughter at colleagues’ judgments.

Col. T. Easley Smith Selective Service Board Washington Atlantic City American Medical Association Board of Psychology Wilson

Social events and marriages in Dillon area

The North Side Country Club hosts guests September 16 at Mrs. Nels P. Nelsons ranch. Walter D. Davis and Lyla Mary Chaffin wed at the Methodist parsonage. John H. McLaren and Gladys M. Rhodes marry in Mt. Pleasant Utah. Ladies' Aid meets September 18 at 8 p.m. Grace Johnson Agnes Rossiter and others visit E. R. Mosher. Frank B. Felt and wife celebrate 40th wedding anniversary with a surprise dinner hosted by friends.

North Side Country Club Nels P. Nelson Walter D. Davis Billings Lyla Mary Chaffin Bozeman Methodist Parsonage H. G. Humphrey John H. McLaren Engineering Corps Mt. Pleasant Utah Gladys M. Rhodes J. B. McLaren Ladies’ Aid Society The M. E. Church J. S. Streit Emma Gilbert Grace Johnson Anaconda Agnes Rossiter Butte C. O. Glisson Grace Cleveland E. R. Mosher Frank B. Felt

D A R Meeting Near Armstead Enjoys Pleasant Aftermath

The local D A R society held its last meeting on Tuesday afternoon with Mrs. J W Scott at Armstead. Several carloads from Dillon traveled to Armstead. Dr Garver gave an address to members and visitors at the school house. Lunch followed at the Scott home. A very pleasant time is reported.

D. A. R. Society J. W. Scott Armstead

Phillips Family Hosts Dinner and Bridge Evening

Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Phillips and daughter entertained guests at the Andrus hotel with a 7:30 dinner. Pink rose decorations adorned the table. Afterward, attendees moved to the Phillips residence for several hours of bridge.

C. H. Phillips Andrus Hotel

Restoration urged by former Senator Elihu Root

Former Senator Elihu Root of New York urges restoring a government of laws with proper checks on authority to curb extravagance and waste, contrasting it with rule by a single man or small group.

United States Elihu Root New York

Harlan Couple Arrives in Dillon for Month Stay

Mr and Mrs J R Harlan of Fort Smith Arkansas arrive in Dillon for a month long visit at the Streit home, extending family ties as brother and sister in law to Mrs Jacob Streit.

J. R. Harlan Fort Smith, Arkansas Jacob Streit Dillon Streit

Also Mentioned on This Page

Henry VIII Huber Bros Walter Grimes Anderson Sheep Company Charles Blackburn Beaverhead Fred Grant Jean Hewitt Lola Wilson State Normal School Portman James Walker Alaskan Island Methodist Aid Baptist Church Christ John H. Hamstra Lee R. Light Epworth League Episcopal Shere St. James Episcopal Church Thos. W. Bennett Tee Dillon Horse Sale Co U. S J. A. Youngkin Implement Co Richfield, Idaho Bryan Kent Harold Bell Wright Tribune Book
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