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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1923

Page

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Flying Circus Thrills Set For September 12 By Local American Legion

American Legion Beaverhead Post signs up a Flying Circus show featuring a three-ship altitude stunt display by George Babcock and pilots Noel Wien Joe Westover and Glen Soden. The program includes two motorcycle races auto polo a Ford Novelty race and a parachute jump by Babcock. Local Ford owners may enter the novelty race and Barney Mattson Arthur Peterson and Roy Bouchard among others are named riders. Entrants should contact the Amusement Committee.

Dillon Fairgrounds American Legion the American Legion Snyder Federated Flyers, Inc Minneapolis Towne George Babcock Ford Noel Wien Joe Westover Glen Soden Babcock Arthur Peterson Art Spavin Mason City Iowa Barney Google Mattson North Amusement Committee Beaverhead

County High School Doors Open as Duck Season Looms

Hunters prepare for the opening of the duck season on Sept 16 at sunrise. The migratory birds season runs Sept 16 to Dec 25 with a daily limit of 20 ducks and eight geese. Deer season runs Oct 15 to Nov 15 with one buck per hunter and new horn rules for bucks. Local stores stock ammunition and shotguns as lodges in Centennial valley attract hunters from across the state.

Nimrods Dillon Butte Helena Anaconda Deer Lodge Bitter Root Centennial Valley Brant. Coe

Annual Catholic Field Day Proves Successful Affair

The third annual field day at Dillmont park drew a large crowd with carnival style grounds a varied diversion program and lunches served. An afternoon sports program and prize drawings culminated in a grand evening dance Angela McGinty of Anaconda won the Hope chest valued at hundreds of dollars Melvyn Smith took second prize a set of silver spoons and Mrs R N Cosgrove third prize.

Dillmont Park Angela McGinty Anaconda Melvyn Smith R. N. Cosgrove

Renfro Secures Second in National Shoot

Renfro of Monida Montana won the shoot-off for second place in the singles, scoring 24 to Mark Aire of Champaign Illinois 21. They broke 126 targets each yesterday. John R. John of Long Grove Iowa won the professional singles with 198 of 200 targets as the eastern zone team prevailed.

Chicago Renfro Monida Mont Mark Aire Champaign Tl Aire John R. John Long Grove Towa Bingles North America

Beaverhead wool moving east to Boston markets

During the last week thousands of pounds of Beaverhead County wool were shipped from the First National Wool Warehouse to eastern markets, mainly Boston. Buyers include Jeremiah Williams Halewell Jones and Donald Dewey Gould and Silberman Brothers. Wool is sold on consignment with an advance of thirty cents per pound, totaling about three quarters of a million dollars to local growers.

First National Wool Warehouse Company Boston Jeremiah Williams Halewell Jones & Donald Dewey-Gould Silberman Brothers

Precautions For Leviathan's Emergency Radio and Power

The Leviathan features an emergency radio set with a 60 cell Exide Battery to maintain contact if main equipment fails. An Exide 120 cell reserve battery backs lighting and other systems to prevent panic, while a 2000 RPM rear vision screen aids visibility in rain and mist.

Woodside Exide Mr.Woodside Leviathan

Pioneer Dogdson and Fancher Jewsy Attend County Seat

Fragmentary OCR notes show Dogdson and Fancher Jewsy spending Monday at the county seat to attend to business matters.

Dogdson Fancher Jewsy Counseat Busi

D A R Annual Picnic Held At Jackson Monday

The Daughters of the American Revolution held their annual picnic in Jackson in the Big Hole basin with hundreds attending. Speakers included Dr F H Garver and Dr Hedges of the University of Wyoming, as plans were made to erect a Lewis and Clark trail marker and visit nearby historical sites.

Jackson Big Hole Basin Matt Orr Shaw Big Hole M.D. Jardine Tempta Wis Het Springs Pendergast Hall Ray ‘Willey Washington Clark Anderson F. H. Garver Captain Clarke Lewis & Clarke Montana Hedges University of Wyoming E. Broox. Martin Boze Gibbons Pass Salmon Dillion Horse Prairie Lewis and Clarke Dillon Wisdom

Notable sheepman Woot Andr in Linder visits Sheridan

Woot Andrin Linder, a leading county sheepman, arrived in Sheridan on Thursday from his ranch near the Point of Rocks. He was asked about his forecast for the season and replied with a cautious estimate around 30.

Woot Andrin Linder Sheridan Point of Rocks

Dillon to host three day rodeo and roundup festival

Dillon will stage a three day rodeo and roundup starting September 6 with daily cowboy parades, band concerts, carnivals and dances. Sam Freeman leads the event with top bronchos and cattle, a large racing card, and multiple bracketed attractions.

Montana Dillon Dillon Fire Department Diljon Sam Freeman

Duck Season Opens Here Sunday Morning

Fire department responded to a Metlen hotel alarm but found no fire after a lamp or ironing incident caused smoke. A waitress cut a light cord with scissors, leaving a dazed look and smoke from the ironing board cover. The high school announces a full teaching staff led by Principal LeRoy W. Beam with two vacancies soon filled and several new instructors joining.

Metlen LeRoy Beam LeRoy W. Beam Connell Renn Myrtle Pfiffner Willis Sinclair Esther Reed Christine Barcus Theresa Gay Lydia Tar- Tant Stout Institute University of Wisconsin Aldyth Bruce Nevilla Burton Lale Missouri State Teachers College Harry Newman University of Utah Yale Waterman Oregon Agricultural College Agriculture Department The Koeen

Dillon to Get New Power Source and Lower Plant Abandoned

On September 1 Dillon switches to Montana Power electricity increasing local capacity. The upper light plant remains in use while the lower plant is abandoned. A new line from Sheridan provides sufficient voltage to meet city needs and Union Electric lowers rates to two cents starting next month.

Dillon Montana Power Company Sheridan Union Electric Company

Barrett Te Yellowstone Park Item Noted by Couple

Mr. and Mrs. Re M Barrett are mentioned in a brief item referencing Yellowstone Park. The note appears in a clipped historical newspaper fragment and lacks full context or dates.

Re M. ‘Barrett Te Yellowstone Park

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