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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1917
Page
2
Reichle Sept 13 local notes list visits to Dillon Melrose and Virginia City with mentions of Kaspar Hauser Hartwig Beehrer Lenkersorfer Ferrell and others. School openings at Glen with Miss Lucile Sharkey. travelers include Miss Martha Beehrer and Miss Anna Bryan. Knit caps promoted by The Children's Shop.
Boys suits in serge and fancy wool mixtures offered at The Children's Shop. Size range and prices not listed. Located at 37-11, the ad emphasizes durable fabrics and smart style for young shoppers.
Sunday school and church will be held at the Stone Creek school house. Ben Rei from Kansas visits with his brothers Joe Charles and Lee Rei in the area. Oscar Garner returns home from Horse Prairie after two months on Brenner ranch. Mrs Blanche Cochran returns from Colfax, Washington after funeral. Winchester thrashing machine begins work on the bench.
The obituary recalls Charlotte Templeton, later Mrs. A. T. Rodgers, native of Ohio who taught in the Ruby valley, married Rodgers in 1874, and lived in the Ruby and Sheridan areas. Her funeral at Ruby was led by Rev. Anstice with six nephews as pallbearers and interment in Taylor cemetery. The column also covers church society notices, local travel, and recent funerals conducted by O. J. Olson, along with other community notices.
A Montana citizen, George S. Crowell of Butte, recounts kidney and bladder troubles cured by Doan's Kidney Pills. He awards lasting relief and repeats his endorsement over four years later, noting he remains free from kidney trouble. Price is 60 cents at dealers. Foster Milburn props Buffalo New York.
Grain in the Apex area is largely cut and stacked. Frank Selleck builds a new ranch residence with a house warming planned after completion. Birch Creek school opened with Miss Cora Hails teaching. Norah Connelley returns to Dillon for Normal College. Local residents pass through Apex en route to Wise River for two weeks of camping.
In Monida on September 12 Floyd Marston visited Malad Idaho to spend weeks with his parents. Val Lucas traveled to Idaho Falls on Friday. G A Stocking and wife to Idaho Falls for medical attention. Mrs Robert Duffson and daughter to Dillon Friday. Mrs Perry Warren to Malad to visit her parents. Mrs Cecil Wetmore of Lakeview spent Sunday in Monida en route home from Soda Springs. Robert Duff of Lakeview shipped horses to Salt Lake City Friday. Edith Payne, former Mrs Will Clark employee, returned to Idaho Saturday. Mr and Mrs Jenkins of Malad have moved to the valley for winter at the Marston sawmill. John Ritchie back from Dillon. Denning and Clark Live Stock Co of Dubois shipped several carloads of sheep from Monida last Sunday.
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