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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1921

Page

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Andy Smith Sparks Dillon Past Deer Lodge 61–10

Dillon defeats Deer Lodge 61 to 10 as Andy Smith scores 26 points in a one sided basketball game at the local gym. Hatfield and Illman add key baskets while Beaverhead’s defense stifles the visitors throughout the match.

Nesbit Wikitors Ulman Hatfield Andy Dillon Rule Valley Boys Deer Lodge Deer Lodge J. Hildreth Cisse Seiste Siete

Supreme Court Holds Land Classification Law Unconstitutional

Montana's land classification law is unconstitutional the state supreme court ruled. The decision, written by Justice Reynolds, bars the 1 mill levy for county land classification and reverses a lower court injunction against contractors' claims.

State Supreme Court Beaverhead County Helena Montana Supreme Court Reynolds Clair Stoner Sheridan County L. V. Lockwood W. H. Blakeslee

Wool Pool Proposal Aimed at Idaho Montana woolmen

Prominent Bea v erhead sheepmen receive a circular from G B Quarles of Lemhi Idaho proposing a regional wool pool for 1920 1921 to pool one hundred thirty million pounds of wool across Idaho Montana Utah and Wyoming and elect a nine member commission from four states to sell the clip through a foreign trade finance group. The plan seeks to guarantee better prices than individual sales and outlines voting and nomination procedures.

Beaverhead County G. B. Quarles Lemhi County Idaho Montana Utah Wyoming Balmon Northwest Foreign Trade Finance Corporation Europe Federal’ Reserve Banks

Dillon Mass Meeting Discusses Normal College Growth

A Friday mass meeting at the Normal training school examined boosting Normal college enrollment and civic planning for Dillon. Edward C. Elliott praised Montana university progress and urged local advertising and cooperation, while P. L. Wills emphasized community organization and broader civic effort within a 40 mile radius. A committee of twelve was appointed to study perfecting a civic commercial organization. A baby boy was born Sunday to Mr and Mrs Paul Temple. Miss Rose Stamm and Walter Stamm returned from the east after months away.

P .L. Wills Butte Commercial Dillon Rome Wills Spears P. L. Wills Butte Chamber of Commerce Detroit Wills C. C. Thornton A. L. Stone G. B. Finch Dillon and Vicinity Gimble Fay Erwin W H. Keller Clara Adams C. W. Hudson C. T. Magnus L. R. Light Walter Stamm Miss Stamm Milwaukee Walter Just University of Wisconsin School of Commerce Madison

Pinkey Gist Injured Yet Wins Bucking Contest at Broken Bow

Pinkey Gist, famed Dillon buckaroo, suffered a severe arm and shoulder injury when a horse toppled during a Broken Bow bucking contest. Despite the crash he had won first place in that event and aims to ride again at Fort Worth during the fat stock show in March before returning to Montana to quit the roundup circuit.

H. G. Holmes Pinkey Gist Dillon Buckeroo West Pinkey Broken Bow Oklahoma Gist Dakota Shorty el Paso Texas Wichita Fort Worth Montana

Legion Band Benefit Dance at City Hall Auditorium

A benefit dance for the American Legion band will be held Tuesday evening February 22 at the city hall auditorium. The Dillon event marks the band's first dance in years with music by the band. Admission is 1.10 including tax, and dancing starts at nine.

City Hall American Legion Dillon

Railroad men visit Dillon to study early history

Henry Coulam general agent for Union Pacific based in Butte and R J Dee of Northern Pacific spent the morning in Dillon meeting local business leaders. Coulam gathered data on the early history of the railroad he represents.

Dillon Henry Coulam Union Pacific System Butte R. J. Dee Northern Pacific Railroad

Montana House Debates Bonus Bill for War Veterans

A Montana House bill proposes a $4.5 million bond issue to fund $10 monthly bonuses for veterans who served during 1917 to 1918. Eligible members receive up to $200. survivors and dependents benefit on death or disability. The measure, sponsored by Frank A. Silver of Butte, awaits general election voter consideration.

Beaverhead County Frank A. Silver Butte Montana United States German Empire Army Navy Marine Corps Sucherson

McDonald Bill Aims to Boost Montana Revenue From Card Games

A Montana House bill proposes allowing certain card games for merchandise prizes and punchboards, with strict licensing for card tables and trade stimulators. The measure limits payouts and would tax operators, while excluding fraternal groups and churches.

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Annual Horse Sale Postponed to March 21 and 22

The Dillon Horse Sales company moves its annual auction to March 21 and 22 at their yards in this city. Manager Mr. Ditty says the sale will be smaller than in normal years but there is strong demand for good work horses. Horses are in excellent condition after a long winter, and several outside buyers are expected at the ring.

Dillon Horse Sales Company Ditty

Death of Lum Gow closes old Chinese garden era

Lum Gow longtime keeper of the Chinese garden west of the city died yesterday after several days illness. He will be buried tomorrow in the Chinese burying ground at Mountain View cemetery.

Lum Gow Mountain View

Delphian Society Holds Meeting at Public Library

The Delphian Society met Monday afternoon at the public library with Mrs F C McFaddes leading and a group of assistants including Mrs Jennie C Nash and Mrs C W Hudson. They continued a Hebrews study from Israel’s first king to the division of the Hebrew kingdom. The next meeting is scheduled for February 28 with Mrs C P Thomas leading. Smith McKnight was in town yesterday from Dell.

Delphian Society Public Library F.C. McFaddes Jennie C. Nash C. W. Hudson J. H. Gilbert Hiram Brundage Howard Mors Albert Metzel A. F. Wakdorf Millie Crowell C. W. Woodburn Israel Delphian Socie C. P Thomas

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