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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1925

Page

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Idaho born Dr James Jardine to head U S Agriculture

Dr James M Jardine president of Kansas Agricultural College in Manhattan Kansas, born Idaho and selected by President Coolidge as secretary of agriculture. He spent youth in Big Hole basin Idaho and Utah, with relatives in Beaverhead and Wisdom. He held roles from instructor to dean at Kansas College and led farming work in the U S Department of Agriculture before rising to the cabinet post. He opposed the McNary Haughen bill a year ago.

James M. Jardine Kansas Agricultural College Manhattan Kansas Coolidge Beaverhead County Hayfelds Big Hole Basin Jardine Thia Idaho Utah George Stewart Wisdom M. D. Jarding Jackson Annie Adams Shaw J. E. Shaw Idaho Falls Dean James Jardine Oregon State Agricultural College Corvallis Big Hole ‘Basin Will M. Jardine Cherry Crook Utah Agricultural College Canada West McNary-Haughen

Bill to Grant Power Over Dance Halls to Councils and Commissioners

A proposed bill would empower county and city authorities to regulate all public dances and amusement halls outside corporate units. It sets licensing, supervision, and rule making, with revocation for intoxication or disorderly conduct and penalties including fines or jail. Appeals go to district court.

Pauling gButtleman Smith Bertons

Firemen to Give Masquerade Ball at City Hall

Dillon Volunteer Fire department hosts annual masquerade ball next Monday evening in City Hall auditorium. Baxter Tonney orchestra of five pieces provides music with special arrangements for the masquerade. Prizes include toilet set for best costumed lady, military brushes for best costumed man, and stationery for best comic character, on display at Hughes & McCaleb.

Dillon. Volunteer Fire Department City Hall Baxter-Tonney Hughes & McCaleb

Dillon Girl Wins Beauty Contest at Montana Normal College

Miss Bernice Hirschman of Dillon won the beauty contest at Montana State Normal College. She gathered many votes, with Miss Mary Gist of Dillon and Miss Margery McGillie of Butte as runners up. The event and carnival raised funds for the college publication Chittook.

Dillon Normal College Bernice Hirschman Montana State Normal ‘College

Rotary Luncheon Highlights District Governor Atkinson Speech

District Governor Alfred Atkinson addressed locals at a Rotary luncheon outlining Rotary aims and the vision of world peace through the philosophy of understanding. He urged broader attendance and representative classifications to reflect the community’s business life, noting the event’s strong turnout and musical program.

Rotary International Rotary Club Alfred Atkinson Rotary Lsten Tendance Records A. T. Peterson Ralph McFadden Connie Martin Newman Ruby Wyatt Francis Howard McKay Monroe Andrus Grill

Normal Quint Meets Bobcats Thursday Night

The Montana State College quint and the Normal hoopsters meet tomorrow night in the Normal gym for their second game of the season. The Bobcats visit with Hatfield and Williams leading a strong Dillon squad after a rough road trip. the game begins at 8:00 with Bill Ross officiating.

Montana State College’ Quint Normal Salha Club Anaconda Silha Cubs Pankey Evans Bobcats Missoula Bozeman Utah Idaho Hatfield Beaverhead Montana Dillon Bernard Williams

Judicial district bill advocates eliminate two district judges

The bill 97 as amended by the judiciary committee would remove two district judges if passed. It shifts Chouteau County from the fifth to the eighth district, moves Jefferson County from the fifth to the first, adds Judith Basin to the tenth, and removes one judge in the fifth district. The house adopted a favorable report on the measure.

House Senate Judiciary Committee John E. Erickson Chouteau County Cascade County Madison Beaverhead Jefferson Jefferson County Lewis and Clark Judith Basin County Fergus, Petroleum Judith Basin

Bill would redraw judge districts reducing county count

The proposed bill would merge Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson into a single district with one judge, move Jefferson to the Lewis and Clark district, and retain two judges in that district. Critics say no real savings would occur as the current judges already handle matters across counties.

Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Jefferson County Lewis & Clark County Virginia City Dillon Jeffered Lewis & Clark

Income Tax Service Visitor Sails Through Dillon

A traveling tax official appears in Dillon this week to assist residents with income tax returns. Local residents may consult the agent for filing guidelines and potential refunds.

Muffly Seeks Abolition of State Fish and Game Board

Senator Muffly of Broadwater county introduces a bill to abolish the state fish and game commission and have the governor appoint and oversee the game warden. The move follows a probe report critical of the commission and its secretary M. C. Carpenter whose salary and travel expenses drew scrutiny amid growing petitions from sportsmen statewide.

Muffly Fish - Game Board Broadwater County State Fish and Game Commission State Commission M. C. Carpenter Pauline Carpenter State Sportsmen’s Association Aifalpiyy Gobi

Former Dillon business man gains promotion to St Paul post

M. E. Barty, a prominent Dillon figure and founder of the Montana Auto Supply Co, has been named president of Studebaker Sales in St. Paul after serving as vice-president and manager. His leadership at the St Paul firm has drawn wide attention in auto circles. Roy Jackson attended the funeral of Louis Christensen in town last week.

M. E. Barty Montana Auto Supply Company Cadillac Studebaker St. Paul Barry Twin Cities Bast Roy Jackson Butte Louis Christensen

Pioneer matron Mrs Hughes dies in Dillon Iowa

Mrs Sarah Elizabeth Hughes longtime Dillon resident and birth Illinois in 1842 died after weeks of illness at her daughter Mrs Arthur Graeters home. Surviving daughters and sons listed with funeral held at Methodist church and interment planned in Centerville Iowa.

Sarah Elizabeth Hughes Dillon Arthur Graeter Hughes Illinois Theoadore Nelson Hawley J.belway Santa Ana Calif Mis. W. H. Wells Centerville George Hughes Dilton A. P. Hughes Baron Canada Methodist Church Edward Smith Bitty Amoteel H. H. Bates Morand Allen H. Roberts Wit. Bevy J. H. Gilbert Hugh McCaleb Charles Burden L. K.adams H. 8 Gimble Charles Price Iowa

Old Resident Chris Marcheson Dead After Illness

Chris Marcheson died at a Butte hospital Saturday after an acute appendicitis attack. A long-time county resident of about thirty years, he worked on ranches and most recently for Harry Schuler in Beaverhead valley. Born in Wisconsin, he was about fifty six. Relatives survive in Wisconsin. Funeral services were held in Dillon from Brundage parlors with burial in Mountain View cemetery.

Chris Marcheson Butte Harry Schuler Beaverhead Valley Wisconsin Dillon Brundage Undertaking Mountain View Cemetery

Finley Watson Wins Rathbone Residence Deal on South Atlantic

Finley Watson has become owner of the Rathbone residence on South Atlantic Street and has sold his bungalow on the west side to Richmond Hobson.

Finley Watson Rathbone South Atlantic Street Mr. Watson Richmond Hobson

Scully Returns From California After Family Tragedy

W T Scully came back Friday morning from California where he had been summoned two weeks earlier by the serious illness and death of his mother.

W. T. Scully California

Quarrel Over Open Door Sparks Assault at County Farm

Ed Toohey an inmate at the county farm is jailed on assault charges after a heated dispute with fellow inmate John Fogarty over opening or closing their shared room door. Toohey allegedly struck Fogarty with a stove poker, leaving him head injuries and sending Toohey into custody last Thursday morning.

Ed Toohey John Fogarty Toohey Fogarty Mooney Kellub

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