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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1921
Page
8
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland county school superintendent attended a state board of education examiners meeting in Helena.
Local notes report Sinead Hit with tires seized from the PG Les Tower and later found in possession. Montana households take motor tours to Glacier park, Flathead country, Bitter Root, and Big Hole basin. Dr. Rathbone attends a national dentists meeting in Milwaukee while others travel to Butte, Salmon City, Spokane, and Warm Springs asylum.
Archie Grunchay, a Norse foreman at Poindexter Orr Livestock, fractured his leg last Friday when his broncho bucked and fell during a ride to the P O home ranch. A favored roundup performer, he will be missed at this month’s Pow Wow.
Joseph Rebich died this morning at his ranch home three miles east of town after a period of illness. Born in Austria fifty two years ago, he came to the United States at thirty five and lived in Beaverhead County his life. He is survived by his wife and seven children, three daughters and four sons.
R. G. Brown died at Curtis hospital last night after arriving from Jackson last week. He had been ill in the city for several days and was 59 years old.
The event lists daily purses with first place winnings from 50 to 200 dollars for roping, bulldogging, wild horse, relay, and other races. Entry fees apply, events run for three days, riders warn of risk and horses are provided or held by helpers as judges oversee start signals and time limits.
The notice lists registrants from Dillon Montana with addresses and order numbers. Instructions urge veterans who served in World War I to verify draft status with authorities and provide service details. It notes variations in name spellings and addresses tied to a single draft record.
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