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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1922
Page
7
Dillon Examiner records show publication details dated September 20, 1902 in Dillon Montana as second class matter under the 1879 act. The issue date line reads Wednesday April 5 1922 and directs editorial and business correspondence to the Dillon Examiner.
Beaverhead Motors advertises used cars. Hans Mikkelson visited from Butte. Miss Mille Adams and Rufus Call returned from Portland. Mr and Mrs Guy Gray arrive from Millpoint. New fancy work on display. Will Connors from Dell and Albert Streb from Melrose visit Dillon. Steve Kambich from Reichle. Gladys Maynard from Lima visited Dillon Saturday.
A miscellany of short items notes visiting figures from Seattle, Butte, and Anaconda in Dillon. Local events include funeral attendance for Neil Sharkey, Inland Empire Teachers meeting in Spokane, and a party in Armstead. City Council set to meet, and the Boys Club to close temporarily.
Dr H A MacMillan left by afternoon train last Monday to attend a postgraduate medical course in Chicago and plans to stay for several months. Mr and Mrs J H LaDue and Miss Mary Raymond drove to Dillon last Sunday and visited friends in town, lodging at The Andrus.
Miss Ho Lie Staudaher returning to her city home after six months at the state university in Missoula. She had been taking a business course at the university.
In Dillon last week Portland visitor Joe Browne attended to business while Senator E O Selway traveled to Miles City for a serious illness. Announcement from Butte confirms the marriage of Miss Eletai Ashworth to Mr Will McMannis with Elsie’s earlier school absence noted. The couple plan to reside in Bannack with both residents.
Attorney General Wellington D Rankin says he may file action to bar Standard Oil and its subsidiaries from Montana if evidence supports it He alleges price slashing to crush independents and threats to dealers not buying from Continental Oil Company He vows to revoke permits and licenses and permanently enjoin Standard Oil from doing business in the state
On a trip from the P. and O ranch south of Dillon Phil Orr and Mrs Bert Orr and Ed ith Orr faced a mud storm that blew in like a dust storm but with mud that froze on impact. The windshield recorded a full inch of mud requiring chopping before continuing.
An advertisement points readers to Beaverhead Motors Company for used cars. The note is brief and provides no further details beyond the dealer name.
The Sunday morning worship at First Baptist centers on the topic Loyalty. H. D. Gowen will deliver a four minute sermon in the morning and Miss Lola I. McMeen will speak at the evening service. Special music is planned for both services.
Real estate transfers listed from the Southern Montana Abstract and Title for weeks ending April 1 include Patent United States to Edward Mooney for 20 acres near Barrett station, and Tom Trevethan to Templeman for partial interests in Beat and North Star lode claims. Estate of James Hamilton to Wm. J. Carroll for 160 acres on Upper Bloody Dick Creek. John W. Carney to Agnes B. Waters for portions of Mauldin's addition in Dillon.
Frank Jones was called to Tacoma Washington on Saturday due to the seriousness of his mother's condition. The notice appears in a local Motors Company 36-tf item.
Fragmentary ad copy touts Lemhi Creamery butter churned three times weekly from pure sweet cream. Mentions dealer stock and urges prompt purchase with a persuasive tone.
A list of for sale items including work horses saddle horses stallions heavy team harness stock saddles bulls Herefords and Shorthorns. Viewing locations are the sales barn or the ranch four miles south of town. Inquiries directed to G E Ditty.
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