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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 21, 1917
Page
4
A humorous survey notes how wives accompany Montana senators and representatives at the Capitol. It highlights prominent spouses, social roles, and influence on debates, while balancing decorum and politeness within the session.
A compiled roundup reports a range of local incidents and developments. Bail posted by a sa loonkeeper after a police court crash. A Missoula warehouse fire destroys provisions worth 35000 dollars. New hotels planned in Terry and a replacement for a burned Drum mond hotel. A fatal fall in Butte. A drowning save by a dog in Great Falls. Bond plans in Lewistown. Anniversary at Missoula University. A smothered farmer near Flaxville. Linfield in Washington over Crow reservation. Dormitory opens in Lewistown. Oil and gas find near Pleyna. Lamport, pioneer, dies in Billings. An internal combustion engine patent led by G J Cooper. A mob incident in Butter. Billings wages record. Butte payrolls rise with Anaconda leading. James Simpson killed in France. Roundup engineer listed. Butte wages for January reach new high.
Montana born Jack Stewart heads a 7000 strong Canadian railroad workforce aiding Allied efforts in Flanders. Veteran Pete McVey recalls Stewart’s rail projects from the Great Northern to the Grand Trunk Pacific. Stewart’s rapid tracklaying wins praise from European engineers and may earn him knighthood as his Pacific Great Eastern spans 400 miles toward Alaska.
The central council of the Parent-Teacher Association of Butte votes to uphold current teachers pension law and advocates creating a state-funded pension reserve. The action reinforces ongoing support for pension provisions and a dedicated fund from state money.
M. N. A.-WK-2-19-17 notes Montana's Best dry cleaners and hatters. It advertises ladies and men's garments receiving careful attention from Great Falls Dye House.
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