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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1922
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner in Dillon Montana notes editorial and business management correspondence should be directed to the editor. The material is published as a second class matter under the 1879 act.
The Montana secretary of state closed filings for the upcoming primary with five aspirants for congressional or state office still lacking petitions and two with insufficient names. Qualified candidates include five U S senators five Republicans and several Democrats across congressional, judicial, and railroad posts. The list names J W Anderson and James O Connor among others with Peters stouts Wheeler and Leavitt seeking seats.
In a tight night of play the Black Specs beat the Mines league 23 to 3 while the Bunnies edged the Gophers 5 to 3. Beavers and Badgers played to an 8 all tie before darkness ended the game. Box scores note O Connor and Gibson heavily pitched, Hartwig and Pond productive at bat, with several errors and steals recorded.
Bud Galt and Chas Oberem led the radio outfit at the Legion Carnivale where twenty sacks of flour were given away every half hour. A radio receiving set was the big prize and George Tatara, a Japanese photographer, held the winning number 595. The event netted about twelve hundred dollars for the Legion and Auxiliary, with calls to favor local shows over outside entertainments. Watch for Non Such Bros Circus.
Dewey McKevitt tells The News the team will play any opponent now that new suits have arrived The group feels coltish and confident in white uniforms with dark stripes and matching caps The boys lack regular practice to build team work seen as essential by the coach and players Big Hole Basin News
Mrs J L MacFayden was taken to Murray Hospital after taking her niece Miss Adelaine Wagner to Murray for an operation on gall stones and appendicitis. The niece, en route from Harrison to the coast to attend school, fell seriously ill visiting relatives.
Nick Spehar Jr. was seriously hurt when a two month old colt kicked him in the head after the boy entered the corral. The child, son of Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Spehar, suffered a crushed skull and severe injuries but is reported to be somewhat better, though still in danger.
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