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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1928

Page

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Dillon Levy Holds at Fourteen Mills Among Montana Lowest

Dillon's municipal tax levy set at fourteen mills for the 1928 29 year preserving its ranking as one of Montana's lowest taxed cities. The levy allocates ten mills for general purposes two for streets and alleys one for the public library and four for cemeteries. The August council session approved numerous General Fund expenses including supplies salaries and miscellaneous charges.

Dillon Montana

Honor Roll Names From Normal College Class of 1928

The morning commencement lists 88 students named for high achievement. Notable entries include Margaret J. Anderson Fanny Brady Dorothy Collina Dorothy J. Collina and Edith Grieser among many others.

Normal College Élase Margaret J. Anderson Fanny, Brady Arthur Esphitelt Brown Bilva Briner Samuel K. Capplous W. W. Chance Dorothy J. Collina Nell Doyle Dorothy, Eggenberger Eddabeth Pisher Gretchen L. Gayhart Edith A. Grieser Tressie O. Hardike Helen Ann Harkin Edna J. Hawpaker Grace Killa Holbrook Margrett Jane" Howard Nelle HK. Hyland Eleanor Jaanetee Ione Kelnéy Margery * Laughlin Winona Lewis Rein Mercier Melba ‘Burk . Nichols Anns Nigen Bernice Owen Hose EB. ‘Peterson Miriam H. Radders Florence J. Bing Della Schum Gladys B. Seder Holm Mary Shepard Afra White Bernardine Hon M. Elizabeth Nolan M. Hustatia- Cantwell Mechtilde ‘Dinndort Ruth Mangan Dorothy Louise: Snyder Lovinne Daweon ‘Sperry Lucy

Scenic Airways plane charms Roe Dillon as trips rise

Thrilled residents watched a tri motor Ford transport of Scenic Airways pass overhead. Since starting three years ago the carrier has moved 150000 passengers without a accident. The two Ford planes include a Ryan Brougham. The big plane carries 12 passengers and 600 pounds of baggage for up to 1000 miles. It flies from Dearborn and has logged 7900 miles. Operating cost is about 120 dollars an hour.

Dillon Ford Scenic Airways Company Scenic Airway Company Phe Hag Ryan Brougham Spirit of Los Angeles Detroit Dearborn Mich

Funeral attendance for Migs Ella Henneberry in Deer Lodge

Mr and Mrs Frances Tonrey Mr and Mrs M A Henneberry and Ambrose Henneberry attended the funeral services for the late Miss Ella Henneberry in Deer Lodge today.

Frances Tonrey M. A. Henneberry Ambrose Henneberry Deer Lodge Migs Ella Henneberry

County claims must be filed by the first of each month

Beaverhead county residents must file claims with Clerk and Recorder John E Baker by the first of each month or they will be held over to the next month. The rule, approved by the board of commissioners in regular session, aims to streamline claim preparation for board consideration. The August session adjourned yesterday at noon and will resume next Monday.

Beaverhead John Baker Board of Commissioners

Steve Gives Fellows Real Thrills With Air Stunts

A Great Falls to Salt Lake City flight is staged to thrill fellow workers at a Montana supply firm. The lone pilot performs slow, near stalled passes repeatedly. Spectators watch from multiple vantage points as the stunt pilot makes a round trip for excitement.

Steve Montana Auto Great Falls Salt Lake

State Board Issues 217 Certificates to Montana Teachers

The Montana state board of examiners issued 217 teaching certificates. One hundred thirty five elementary life certificates and eighty two secondary life certificates were awarded, totaling through state funds.

State Board Montana

Boston-Montana Mining Co Seeks Tax Relief After Flood Damages

The Boston Montana Mining Company paid all taxes due up to date totaling 918 753 to county treasurer Nora Connell. Delinquent taxes and penalties since 1926 were cited after the Elkhorn mines were disrupted by the Wise River flood of 1927. The firm requested a reduction in the tax assessment while the business resumes operation after reconstruction.

Boston-Montana - Mining Corporation Treagurgr- Norah -Connelley Elkhorn Hton Bikhora

Death of Miss Ella Henneberry Shocks Dillon

The community is shocked by the death of Miss Ella Henneberry formerly of Dillon. She died in Missoula last Friday and funeral services were held in Deer Lodge today. A Beaverhead county pioneer, she lived here many years and had been ranching in Missoula. Survived by two brothers Mike and W F Henneberry of Dillon a sister Mrs Martin Gleason of Missoula and several other relatives. Mr and Mrs Mike Henneberry and Ambrose Henneberry a nephew attend the service.

Dillon Ella Henneberry Missoula Deer Lodge W. F Martin Gleason Mike Henneberry Ambrose Henneberry

Cracks Man Head Rock Fractures Skull Bond Set

Rudolph Polish lies in Barrett hospital with a fractured skull after a rock strike suspected to be thrown by Frank Bryan during a neighbor hood quarrel. Bryan is charged with assault and released on $3500 bond.

Rudolph Polish Barrett Hospital Frank Bryan Borthood Assaul Buyan

Radio broadcast to carry Hoover acceptance speech nationwide

Hazelbaker of Dillon says the Hoover acceptance address will be aired from Palo Alto California next Saturday at 4 PM Pacific 5 PM Dillon time and run about an hour via national hookup. Montana reception should be clear as voters await policy outlines of the Republican nominee. Nearly all Dillon radio owners plan to listen in.

Herbert Hoover Lexink A Pacific Coast Dillon Montana Hoover Haxelbeker

Fifty-Six Get Diplomas at Normal Today

Fifty six students received diplomas at the college auditorium as the August group of graduates and last division of the class of 1928. Prof. Lee R. Light spoke on The University of Life. Diplomas were conferred by Frank Davis and Eliel with Rev. H. N. Tragitt delivering invocation and benediction.

Lee R. Light University of Life Hon Frank BD. Davis Eliel State Board of Education H. N. Tragitt St. James Episcopal Church Ralph McFadden J. C. Jeppson A. T. Peterson Silva Briner Stevensville Geral

Dillon county club hosts tournament and county fair plans

The Dillon club outlines a labor day weekend tournament with a qualifier by August 24 and finals on August 26, with H M Brungage defending his title. Premiums total hundreds of dollars await at the Dillon County Fair October 3 to 6, as fair officials announce division heads and livestock sales.

Dillon Iaporta

Winifred Man Shoots Hail Clouds With Shotgun

Joseph DiClaudio a leading Fergus county farmer in the Winifred district fires a shotgun at hail clouds over his fields. He claims the barrage disperses the clouds and has saved his crop, keeping a loaded gun ready to repel approaching hail.

Joseph DiClaudio Winifred Fergus County DiClaudio

Rotary talk by George W Craven in Dilton

George W Craven from Butte spoke to the Dilton Rotary Club on Gipson. G T Paul served as chairman for the session and the meeting was well attended.

George W. Craven Butte

Swanstrum and Wellcome Visit At Ashton Ranch Home

Mr and Mrs Will Swanstrum of Ashton and Mr and Mrs Chas Wellcome are visiting at the ranch home of Mr and Mrs 88 Pat tergon.

Will Swanstrum Ashton Chas. Wellcome Mrs Pattergon

Montanan Democratic Judges Draw for Ballot Spots

In the Fifth Judicial District the candidates Rodgers and Allen each received 48 votes for the Democratic nomination. Judge Rodgers and Allen must draw by lot to determine whose name appears on the November ballot. Secretary Mountjoy set August 13 as the decision date.

Helyna Montanamary Bee Bo Allen Mirginia City Hen.Gi. Rodgers Dilton Fifth Judicial District Beaverhead Madison Jefferson H. M. Parker L. A. Foot Rodgers Mr. Allen John W. Mountjoy Allen RamMe Verey

Alder Man Killed by Lightning Bolt in Alder District

Harl Dauterman, 25, an alderman and a prominent local figure, was instantly killed near Alder when struck by lightning while stacking hay in his father’s field. He was the son of Mr. and Mrs. John Dauterman, pioneers in the Alder district.

Butte Harl Dauterman Alder John Dauterman Alder District Aid

No Further Developments In John Polson Death

The mystery surrounding how John Polson sheepherder died at his Centennial valley camp remains unresolved. Despite multiple theories, the coroner's jury could not determine the exact manner of his passing, and a definite conclusion seems unlikely.

John Polson Centennial Valley

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