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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 06, 1924
Page
11
Dillon Montana invites sealed proposals for water pipe and specials delivered F O B Dillon with schedules covering cast iron and National Matheson pipe. Bids due August 18 1924 with 5 percent certified check. City reserves right to reject all bids.
The Ault Concert Artists bring four performers and a pianist for two Chautauqua concerts. Carroll Ault leads as baritone and manager, with Joseph Andrews as tenor, Edith Begley as soprano, May Veale as contralto, and Harriet Rumsey on piano. The ensemble is praised as a top voice group from a highly acclaimed season.
Medicine Lodge residents Mr and Mrs Frank Rife and two children and Mrs Ike Rife drove to Dillon. Teresa Caldwell joined them to Elkhorn Springs. The county commissioners met early in the week with little business. J T Leimert and family left Friday for Eugene Oregon to visit Mrs Leimert's parents. Lawrence Magnus and his two sons visited Dillon from Anaconda, staying with Dan Little. A resident underwent a forehead growth removal by Dr H D Kistler in Butte last week.
The biography lauds Frank Elfet of Dillon as one of western Montana's best equipped candidates for Congress. Born in Indiana, a 40 plus year Dillon resident, he ran Beaverhead county’s legislature in 1908 and served a decade, chaired the state efficiency commission in 1910, and since 1921 has been a member of the state board of education. He campaigns on his public record and service to Western Montana.
Williams testified he worked as a sheep herder for fifteen years and had no trouble with Harrison for two weeks before the murder. He said Harrison threatened him and that he fired after Harrison struck him with sticks, claiming self defense. The defense argued insanity, while witnesses described Williams as excitable and often at odds with his flock during range work.
State agricultural officials announce imminent reduction in wool tariffs aimed at helping growers. The measure seeks to stabilize income for ranchers facing market pressures and supports broader livestock industry prosperity through adjusted pricing policies.
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