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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1931
Page
11
Dillon Visitors and Local Residents Among Weekday Shoppers
A stream of residents and visitors from Lima Jackon Sheep Creek Bannack Dell Kidd Wise River Grant Grant Wise River Ranches and Butte travel to Dillon for shopping visits business and weekend stays. Notables include Mrs James Burt Jr Mr and Mrs C W Stallings Jules Wenger John Meyer and Edwin Whitworth with others from Jackson Lima Sheep Creek Bannack and the Big Hole Basin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jules Wenger
John Meyers
Jackson
Edwin Whitworth
Dillon
Sheep Creek Bee
A. Price
Dell
Henry Thompson
Kidd
Mae Stocker
Pearl A Stewart
Grant
Warren Churchill
Clyde ‘Vance
Wise River
Fred Gilbert
Sauday
Ruby
Father Clifford
Lima
Mark Clemont
Ben Froman
Butte
Rutherford Dunn
School of Mines
Dillion
I. H. Hallis
Moniia
J. W. Potts
Ralph
Frank Paul
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
E. M. Martinell
Tor
H. C. Biering
Andy Forsyth
Centennial Valley
L. G. Dunlap
I. B. Haviland
Hker
Bannack
Marion Jorgenson
Big Hole Basin
Silk to be cleared at 68c a yard Beverly prints sale
A bold ad offers a $1,000 reward if the Beverly printed silk at 32 inches wide is not pure silk or pure dye. The sale promotes fall and winter colors at 68 cents per yard with a testable guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beverly
Yardage Appeal Displays Varied Fabrics and Prices
An advertisement describes navy blue, black, white, tan, medium blue, and red ground fabrics with floral and color patterns. It promotes a national price of $1.40 per yard and offers a free matching spool to prove the fabric’s beauty and durability.
Educators Gather for Besion Convention in Spokane
President 8 B Davis of Normal College spoke at the annual convention banquet in Spokane. Attending were Miss Genevieve Albertson, Mrs Emma Bauer Golden, Miss Constance Blegan, Superintendent Charles Henry and Professor Robert Clark. Mrs J H Gilbert, president of the Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers, also attended. The delegation returned over the weekend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
8. B. Davis
the Normal College
Genevieve Albertson
Emma Bauer Golden
Constance Blegan
Charles Henry
Robert Clark
J. H. Gilbert
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
Bobcat Band to Play Saturday Night Concert
The Bobcat Band schedules a Saturday night concert featuring a Rocking-Horse Parade, Listen to This One Step, a trombone solo The Patriot, The Whistling Farmer Boy, and arias with intermission. Conducted by Harold Slater with Paul Koetitz and Herbert selections including Circus Days and Light Cavalry.
Dillon Man Seriously Injured in Cur Accident
A Dillon man sustained serious head injuries when his car left the highway grade near Glen. He had no fixed destination and was aided by highway workers who extricated him and transported him to Dillon for emergency care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Glen
Miles
Referendum 35 Promises Large Montana Road Savings
The Montana Highway Commission reports state motorists save about 3,650,000 per year on 200 miles of improved federal aid roads. Doubling mileage under Referendum 35 would yield another 200 miles and further daily savings of 10,000, potentially covering highway warrants costs. The analysis compares operating costs on improved versus unimproved highways and projects significant statewide gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
State Highway Commission
Montana
Montana A Automobile Associaion
Resident of County for Forty-Nine Years Dies
German born resident Hermann died in Dillon after a long ranching life. Born October 11, 1851 in Germany, he arrived in the U.S. young, lived in St. Joseph, Missouri, and moved to Dillon in 1882. He ran a ranch north of town and built brick for local blocks and the Metlen hotel. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. X. Lechner
Mountain View
Hermann
Germany
St. Joseph
Missouri
Dillon
Metlen
Odd Fellows Hall
Elderly horse and owner remembered on Dillon streets
A 30 year old horse drew admiration on Dillon streets as its owner, Mr. Herman, cared for it attentively. He is survived by two sons, Joseph of Dillon and William of the Big Hole basin, and three grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Herman
Joseph
William
Big Hole Basin
Dillon Road Repairs Start After Inspection
Butte citizens report a hurried start on Dillon Road repairs followed by a tour of inspection led by Commissioner Rowe J A Poore and E B Donohue. The commission says no payment will be made until all specifications are met and notes oiling occurred in cold weather. The Feb 26 1930 contract awarded time to complete in good weather and the road shows soft spots from winter work. The contractor will be required to bring the road up to spec immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Rowe
A. Poore
E. B. Donohue
Mr. Rowe
New Mill Opens at Famous Old Gold Camp
The official opening of the new mill at Bannack was celebrated as wheels began to hum. A large Dillon crowd witnessed the button press and many more will attend next Sunday for formal rites. Bannack, once deserted, now thrives with housing and new basin enterprises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Bannack
Meade ‘Hotht Beaverhead County
I. B. Company
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R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
Winston-Salem, N. C
James Burt, Jr
C. W. Stallings
Jackon
John Grant
Milt
Ross Nay
Grasshopper
Carl Becker
W. M. Sweeney
Hig Ranch
Sheep Creek Basin
L. BE
Smack
Spen
Ness
Rane
Fifth Ave
N. Y
Sera
N.Y
Ee Beverly
Spokane
Bobcat Band
Ring-Hager B
Ecbuueyedt Kaufmann
the Patriot
Anthddes Arthur Pryor
Harold Slater
the Whistling Farmer Boy
Willmore
Rossini
Paul Koetitz
Victor Herbert
Shania Diedwuetegel
Herbert
Bettecatenstnasesetry
Alford
Istob Rt
Arenst F. von Suppe
Meacham
Tesemeee
Montana Highway Commission
R. J. Reynolds Tebucco Company
Grasshofper
Blue Grays
Mortana
Golden Leaf
Leaying Princess Group
Golden Leaf mi
Pla
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