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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1922
Page
8
City council held a regular session in city hall with Mayor Cornell and aldermen present. The fire siren purchase was referred to the fire and order committee with power to act after committee reports were read and approved.
Wikidal escaped injury after a heavy iron door struck his head at the steam laundry manhole. David Car ruthers crushed his right foot in coal chute machinery at Melrose, now using crutches. The Dillon Volunteer Fire department dance last Saturday drew a large crowd and was deemed a success. Bedrock reservoir water users held their annual meeting at the courthouse, electing officers and planning the coming season.
Mr. and Mrs. L. B. Ripley returned from Ohio and say they are glad to be back in Montana. Mrs. Ripley suffered a severe sick spell in Ohio and Mr. Ripley accompanied her home. The couple previously resided in Twin Bridges and Cardwell. Also noted is the Strange family's move to Butte with bonds set at 2,000 dollars. Emery forged several local checks during the holiday season.
A marriage license was issued last Saturday to Thomas Marshall and Miss Iva Dillett. The groom is described as a resident of the area.
Emely Pleads Guilty in Dillon after being brought from Portland last week to face forgery charges. The defendant admitted guilt on Thursday, ending the case with a formal plea.
Woolbuyer A. Mason of Halewell Jones Donald company spent several days in town reporting wool contracted in Nevada. John Dolan has returned from an extended eastern visit, mostly at his old home in St. Louis.
Mrs J H Stevens departed Saturday afternoon for Butte where she will make her future.
Improving Diggie Emerick, who left Butte hospital two weeks ago, is now in road recovery and his many friends will be glad to learn he is about.
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