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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1923
Page
9
A sale notice lists 600 Cunningham Ramb Bucks one year old 200 two years old 2500 Fine Wool Ewes two years old 2500 three and four years old 25 Hamp Bucks two and three years old at Price Ranch Centennial Valley R. B. Caswell Monida Montana.
lessons offered each Saturday afternoon with reasonable prices. Interested parties may inquire through Mrs. Esther Willard at the R. P. Willard home for details.
By order of the Fifth Judicial District Court guardian Edward C. Smith will sell private cash bids for an undivided one twenty fourth interest in a Dillon land tract described as Late 7 4 and Reeder's Fraction U fronting South Pacific street. Bids in writing due after September 12 1923 at Norris Hurd Collins Dillon Montana.
In Beaverhead County Montana James R. George sues Mable George for divorce on desertion grounds. The summons requires answer within twenty days after service or default judgment will be entered. Case filed July 31 1923 with J E Kelly as attorney in Dillon.
Wellesley Hills on August 29 Roger W Babson cites the steel industry's shift from twelve to eight hour days as the key labor development. He explains why furnaces require nonstop operation, the political support from President Harding, and anticipated efficiency gains. He also mentions rail strikes, wage increases, and a predicted gasoline price trend.
A fragment notes a wife declaring they are mighty and glad to be back among friends in Dillon, expressing warm social reuniting amid local circles.
Old timers from Beaverhead county gathered in Deer Lodge for the 40th annual session of the Sons and Daughters of Pioneers. Jean Bishop was re elected treasurer. several new members joined while many longtime members were missed. Attendees praised Deer Lodge for hospitality and anticipate next year’s meeting in Butte.
Governor Joseph M. Dixon reports alfalfa mail from Idaho counties and notes incoming shipments. The message highlights agricultural cargo flow and regional production signals.
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