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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1922
Page
2
Mrs L Lewis arrived last week from Gibbonsville Idaho and will visit Dillon relatives, bringing a note of family reunion and local ties.
Announcement from Dillon reports the birth of a baby girl to Mr and Mrs Alex Siladi in Polaris. Mother and baby are doing nicely. Mrs Siladi was formerly Beatrice Willard a well known Dillon girl.
Roger W. Babson told the Ninth Annual Wellesley conference that a definite turn in business signals solid recovery. He cited a long Babson chart and said conditions show improvement this fall and into the next two to three years, with the market near the top of a bull phase after the white line indicates better confidence. General business improves. the Babson index rose 2 percent last week, still 9 percent below normal.
The Helena Independent attacks Governor Dixon’s Bozeman address as a tissue of falsehood and half truths. It argues he knowingly misrepresented prison costs, contrasting state per prisoner daily costs with county sheriff expenditures and condemns his rhetoric as brazen and misleading. The piece cites court reporting accuracy and calls for Montana readers to question Dixon’s truthfulness.
Melrose resident Squire Foster visited friends here Sunday after a year in the southwest. Mrs Frank Kambrick and Mrs Kambrick of Rocker were Glendale visitors for the weekend. Miss Florence Streb was called to Butte recently due to serious illness.
Twenty years ago reports indicate the first alfalfa harvest has been gathered with a crop better than average. Wild hay and timothy are being cut, with wild hay described as good and timothy stands lighter than usual.
Ike Rife Sr from Medicine Lodge was in town last Saturday to hire ranch hands.
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