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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1921
Page
8
Local items list residents and guests visiting Dillon from Idaho Montana and Utah. People mentioned include Gus Waugh from Leadore L Bell Carl Taylor Parsons and more. Also noted are arrivals at hotels boarding houses and residents moving homes with several brief social and business mentions.
Montana swine breeders show keen interest in the 1921 state fair as premiums surge to 8094.00 up from 2100.00 in 1920. Superintendent Dr. W E Joseph cites housing improvements and a new sliding scale to reward larger herds, urging breeders to enter and request premium lists. Eye specialist Dr. H H Scarborough will visit Dillon August 26 at the Andrus hotel to address headaches and eye defects.
Melrose residents and visitors ferry through a flurry of trips and social visits. Norman Grant a Melrose rancher was in Dillon on business last week. Mrs Emma Wells and Mrs Brown shopped in Butte. The Slaters Leona Slater and Hugh Turner visited Rochester after Edna Turner’s summer with the Millers.
J L Dorsh, Bulte poultryman and superintendent, hails the Montana State fair poultry department as better and bigger each year. The show aims for record entries with 23071 dollars in premiums added to prizes. Birds judged by American Standard of Perfection rules, competition remains keen and popular with the public. Also notes a Yellowstone Park trip return by Mr and Mrs Henry Schoenborn and Miss Mary Schoenborn with friends. Mary drove the trip.
Wick Miller of Monida spent Monday in Dillon. F. Erwin visited Butte on Monday. Mr and Mrs A. G. Williams spent Friday at the Brundage ranch in the Centennial valley.
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