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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 08, 1914

Page

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Montana Pictures to Advertise State at Panama Exposition

Frank Hazelbaker secretary of the Montana commission outlines a massive motion picture project for the Panama Pacific Exposition. The plan covers every industry institution city and scenic feature with a history of Montana and educational lectures to accompany screenings.

Frank Hazelbaker Montana Mr. Hazelbaker Dillon Bannack Fort Benton Virginia City

Dave Johnson Resident of County for About Ten Years

Dave Johnson, a long-time county resident of about ten years and former employee, is noted in the report as having been employed here during that period.

Dave Johnson

Important Mandamus Case Heard In District Court

Judge Clark, visiting from Virginia City, heard the mandamus action demanding the county clerk accept file and transmit an appeal notice and undertaking. The case involved John G. Albers and tax payer versus the board of county commissioners over Barnett’s county poor care claim paid March meeting. The writ was ordered. Other minor matters were argued and reserved. Judge Clark remained over until Tuesday then left for Boulder.

Clark Virginia City District Court State of Montana John G. Albers Jay S. Baker Board of County Commissioners C. C. Barnett Barnett

County Fair Themed Home Talent Musical Comedy

Westminster Guild of the First Presbyterian church presents an April 23 and 24 home talent musical comedy. The mock county fair features farmer and town characters, humorous dialogues, and up to six choruses with children and youth performers, plus lively up to date songs.

Westminister Guild

A School Teachers Union Planned in Butte

B A Tower, a former Dillon resident and Butte high school faculty member, outlined a plan for a teachers union in Butte public schools modeled on regular labor unions and affiliated with the American Federation of Labor. Tower leads the movement as president and expects salaries paid yearly if successful. teachers in the district have shown strong support and he travels to Missoula to meet local teachers in a similar organization.

Dillon B. A. Tower Butte High School Butte Public American Federation of Labor Tower Missoula

Woman Charged with Desertion of 12 Year Old

Mrs. Henrietta Burch arraigned in justice court before Justice Kenison on charges of deserting a 12 year old child. She fled with a man named Whitehead after leaving her husband and children a year ago. Apprehended in Boise, she was brought to Dillon to answer the complaint and pleaded not guilty. Bonds set at $500. she remains in sheriff custody unable to meet bond.

Henrietta Burch Justice Court Kenison

Easter Cantata at First Presbyterian Church

Next Sunday at 11 AM the First Presbyterian Church choir performs Charles Fonteyn Manney's Easter cantata The Resurrection with hymns, scripture, and multiple solo and choral numbers outlining the Empty Tomb and Mary Magdalene sections. The program includes hymns 441 and 446, a ten minute Easter message, and benediction.

First Presbyterian Church Charles Fonteyn Manney Christ Rigen

Mr and Mrs E M Martinell in Dillon Yesterday

Mr and Mrs E M Martinell of Dell Street were reported to be in Dillon yesterday according to the item.

E. M. Martinell Dell Dillon

Small Fire Damages Baptist Church.损失 Minor

A fire in the rear room of the Baptist church last Monday night caused about 200 dollars in damage. Roy Carruthers reported smoke to Pastor A R Hardy, and the fire department fought flames through an April snowstorm, using chemistry aid to reach the interior. Choir practice had just ended.

Baptist Church Roy Carruthers Roy A. R. Hardy

Dillon City Ward Winners Gather in Quiet Election

Election day in Dillon produced clear wins in three wards. A. I. Anderson led Ward One with 68 votes, Leonard Lie won Ward Two with 74, and Moges Loree captured Ward Two seats with 43. Ward Three tallied 33 for Hugh McCaleb and nine scattered.

Dillon A.I. Anderson Leonard Lie Moges Loree Hugh McCaleb

Welding advances boost Montana Auto Supply sales

Roy Murray of the Montana Auto Supply Co adds an oxyacetylene welding plant raising shop efficiency. He has sold multiple vehicles during warm weather including a Ford to Andrew Tischer and a Buick to I H Edmunds and others in Dillon, Sheridan, Twin Bridges, Rochester and Melrose. The new welder can reach 6800 degrees Fahrenheit, the hottest flame known to science.

Roy Murray Montana Auto Supply Co Murray Madison County Dillon Sheridan Twin Bridges Rochester Melrose Andrew Tischer I. H. Edmunds Ruby T. D. Prior Adam Mitchell Roscoe Cornell Dr. Blake Butte

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Elects Officers

At the monthly meeting the Dillon Volunteer Fire department elected Frank P. Birrer as chief and A. A. Elliott as assistant chief. C. D. McKawan was chosen secretary and treasurer, with John Orr reappointed trustee for three years. Other officers serve one year. An election in June will select foreman and assistant foreman for the three companies.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Frank P. Birrer A. A. Elliott C. D. McKawan John Orr

Practical mill plan eyed to boost Dillon industry

Sal Lundberg of Billings proposes a 50 barrel four flour mill to expand Dillon's industry and agricultural utilization. He and two associates would supply about two thirds of the capital, with local men and Louis Buege of Great Falls aiding promotion. Lundberg to visit Dillon next week to finalize arrangements.

Sal Lundberg Billings Dillon Lunberg Beaverhead Lundberg Louis Buege Great Falls

Oratorical Contest At Normal College Tonight

The Normal college hosts its annual oratorical contest this evening in the college auditorium. Prizes totaling 80 20 and 10 are funded by eight Dillon citizens and awarded to first second and third places. The first place winner may represent the college in Deer Lodge at the state contest. the second place serves as a state contest alternate. An extemporaneous speaking contest follows with the same prize structure. Judges are Mrs E J Callaway and Prof Byron E Toan with Rev E V Ostander among the contestants Ruth Harding Carl Schmidt Marie Conley Jssther Thomas Wilhelmina Kramer and others.

Normal College Dillon O. M. Best John F. Bishop Leonard Jiliel J. ©. Marse G. VT. Paul A. L. Stone K. O. Selway B. F. White Deer Lodge Ruth Harding Carl Schmidt Marie Conley Jssther Thomas Wilhelmina Kramer E. V. Ostander Byron E. Toan E. J. Callaway

Musical comedy "The Beaverhead County Fair" at Westminster Guild

Westminster Guild of the Presbyterian church schedules a musical comedy titled The Beaverhead County Fair to be presented on April 23 and 24 with further announcements to follow.

Beaverhead County Dillon Westminister Guild of the Presbyterian Church Beaverhead County Fair

Dillon Readies Another Big Horse Sale Tomorrow

Dillon gears up for a major horse sale starting at ten o clock led by EB Z Mark of Miles City. Buyers from Idaho, Canada, and several states are expected as 200 head horses from George Ditty and 125 head suckling colts, plus 126 head of raised horses enter the ring alongside two carloads of registered bulls from Patrick Brothers Calgary.

Dillon George Ditty Caldwell Idaho Ashworth & Judge Sheridan Sanders & LaDue Anderson Brothers Patrick Brothers Calgary Alberta Miles City Canada Idaho Falls EB. Z. Mark Neas

Horse Found but Saddles Missing After Theft Suspect

A missing horse and the theft of two saddles and a bridle occurred a week ago Monday night. Real estate dealer BR Price found his saddle horse missing and suspected a stray, but neighbor Dave Hogge reported saddle theft. Robert Mosher later reported a saddle and bridle taken. The sheriff’s office investigates while the horse was found, saddles remain missing.

BR. R. Price Dave Hogge Robert Mosher Sheriff's Office

Couple Is Married In Dillon Courthouse Ceremony

August A. Schroeder of Grant and Ida Hungate of Charillis Idaho wed at 7 30 pm in Dillon courthouse officiated by Justice A A Kenison. Schroeder a forest service worker plans to make Grant their home. The pair departed Dillon for Grant where a wedding supper awaited.

August A. Schroeder Grant Ida Hungate Charillis Idaho Dillon Court House A. A. Kenison Schroeder Forest Service

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