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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 01, 1925

Page

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Two Candidates Nominated in City Caucus for Mayor and Officers

Regular city caucus at city hall nominates Mayor Hoscoe Cornell to head the citizen's ticket. J. H. Gilbert presided, nominations made unanimous for mayor treasurer police magistrate and ward aldermen. Incumbents win in caucus. T. E. Luebben runs on Independent ticket challenging Cornell next Monday.

Hoscoe Cornell J. H. Gilbert B. N. Stephenson J. E. Monroe Mr. Cornell H. G. Rodgers J. B. Mayfield George W. Dart L. P. Phillipa Hiram Brundage Amos Bilott George Ww. Dart le RB. Moliener Perry Bower Fred Woodside Dr. Walker Fred Waldorf O. M. Best A. L. Anderson T. E. Luebben Cornell

Hartwig and Sullivan to Hold Another Big Sale

Hartwig and Sullivan announce a large horse sale at the Sullivan livery table next Saturday afternoon, April 4. Seventy five high quality horses will be offered to the highest bidder, continuing a series of successful auctions. Auctioneer Frank Coljing, known as Manhattan, will cry the sale. An advertisement appears on another page of this paper.

Sullivan Hartwig & Sullivan Frank Col Jing Manhattan

Marriage license issued to Carl C Meine and Margaret Rebich

On Monday a marriage license was issued to Carl C Meine and Miss Margaret Rebich, both well known young people of the north end of the valley. The groom is the son of Chas Meine, a well known rancher, and the bride is the daughter of Joseph Rebich, another well known rancher.

Carl C. Meine Margaret Rebich Igi Chas Meine Joseph Rebich

Beaverhead Nimrods Hold Annual Meet

Beaverhead Sportsmen association held its annual banquet and business meeting at the Sugar Bowl cafe. Over seventy five members attended as Roy Forrester was elected president, Robert Barrett treasurer, and A O Vachon secretary with a drive for new members planned.

Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association Ite Sugar Bowl Roy Forrester Robert ‘Barrett A. O. Vachon Co. Magnus Ed Burles Ed Burles, ‘Louis ‘Anderson, Henry Gleed, Jr R. T. Wemple Magnus Henry Gleed, Jr Hiram Brundage W. B. Hartwig Carpenter Montana State Game Commission Dillon Club

John L Thiel dies after brief illness in Barrett hospital

Beaverhead county resident John L. Thiel died Friday night at Barrett hospital following a short illness. Born January 22, 1877 in Denver, he lived in Soda Springs Idaho, Lima Montana, and Dillon area. Surviving are his wife Jessie and three sons. sisters Carrie Carveth and Edith Cobb. Funeral held Monday at 2:30 from the family home with Rev. T. W. Bennett officiating. burial in Mountain View Cemetery.

John’ L. Thiel Beaverhead County Barrett Mr. Thiel Denver Colo Ohio Utah Soda Springs Ida Jessie Smith Lima Dillon Carrie Carveth Louisville Edith Cobb Boulder T. W. Bennett St. James Episcopal Church Mountain View Cemetery

Oil field development and price shifts in eight mountain states

Roger W. Babson analyzes crude oil markets across eight mountain states noting supply and demand govern prices. As new fields come online and refining improves, prices rise until drilling expands again and consumption catches up. He cites Oklahoma and New Mexico as near versus deep wells, and predicts deeper drilling up to 5000 to 6000 feet as prices climb. Montana Wyoming Colorado Idaho Utah Nevada Arizona New Mexico stand to gain as demand grows.

Babson Park Fla Roger W. Babson Mountain States Oklahoma New England Colorado New Mexico Arizona Montana Wyoming Idaho Utah Nevada Babson

Montana Taxation Measures Highlight 1925 Assembly

An article from the Montana Taxpayers Association surveys 1925 legislative actions on taxation. It details amendments to tax assessment rules for railroads and personal property, county certification of taxes, travel expense allowances, and revised state and local levies for fiscal years 1926 and 1927.

Legislative Assembly Montana Taxpayers’ Association Montana Taxpayers Association State Board of Cequalization State Board of Equalization County Superintendent of Schools and Board of County Commissioners County Superintendent of Schools Board of County Commissioners

Court House Proceedings For The Week

A report lists petitions for administration and sale of estate property including Snow-line ranch and Lima parcels. Decrees granted in divorce. Edward Roe and Lettia Gilead petitioning for letters of administration. Emma Connolly estate administered. George Mehrlich arraigned for unlawful liquor possession with $500 bond. May trial expected. Chas. W. Scott ranch sold for 6500 at sheriff's sale. Apex post office break in, $19.60 stolen. no arrests yet.

Julia A. ‘Mathews John Peat Lima Annie E. Nelson Wm. H. Mackey Harriet Trombley Walter Trombley Henry G. Rodgers Trombley Margaret Roe Edward Roe Lettia Gilead Edwin Gleed Arthur W. Connolly Emma Connolly George Mehrlich Henry, G. Rodgers Chas. W. Scott T. J. Mulaney Mary Adele Murray Fred A. Curtis Belle Curtis Frank Clioker Warm Springs Gruweil Alice Roe Apéx Reichle Monida Centennial Valley Mooney Apex

Dates Set for American Legion State Convention in Dillon

The Montana American Legion announces August 13 to 15 for the state convention in Dillon with National Commander James A. Crain expected to attend. Beaverhead Post has raised funds through events to finance the gathering and ensure guest comfort during the three day event.

American Legion Dillon Alex Tait Beaverhead Post James A. Crain Montana Western Legion Salt Lake City Legionaires Legion GMAW the Post

Mayor Roscoe Cornell Again Nominated by Dillon Citizens

Roscoe Cornell, Dillon's chief executive for four years, was unanimously chosen by the citizen's caucus at city hall. Citizens praise his engineering background and record of saving money on water projects and reducing debt while delivering improvements.

Roscoe Cornell Dillon Cornell Montana Northwest

Also Mentioned on This Page

Thomas E. Luebben Independent Party Hartwig and Sullivan Beaverhead Nimrods John L. Thiel Washington Harrison B. F. White Territorial Sidney Edgerton Hauser White California Coast Hie Howard Sebree William Deacon Benjamin Franklin White Helena Joseph K. Toole Statehood Senate Chicago St. Louis Mountain Finance Acts Peninetee Babson Legislature Business Statician Assembly Court House James A. Drain
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