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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1922
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner shows it was entered February 22, 192, as a second class matter under the 1879 act, with editorial and business letters address to the Dillon publication.
Casey, linked to a string of liquor thefts and burglaries, first confessed in 1919 to breaking into Geo. Tash's basement. He served three to five years, paroled in 1921, and with Roy Watson burglarized Bond Grocery and others before further escapes and recaptures in Dillon, Colorado, and Canyon City.
D M Kelly representing Anaconda Copper Mining urged Montana taxpayers to form leagues to study taxation and public expenditures. He warned against growing payrolls and cited 1912 to 1921 tax increases, noting farm revenues barely covered levies while government spending rose.
A meeting at city hall invites farmers and a rookie or the Nose west Potulla Excharion to discuss raising potatoes and form a new club. All are welcome to attend.
W. D. Oliver arrives from Dell and will spend a few days in town following a several week absence.
James Denning arrived from Dubois Idaho while Dellar Gordon stayed in Dillon from Armstead. Dr H H Scarborough visited from Idaho Falls for professional business as local churches and women plan prayer for unity and aid to a suffering world.
Land transfers listed from Southern Montana Abstract and Title Company show U S government to buyers including Seesee United States to Christian Reicher for 163 acres near Reichle, and Craver assignee of Laonidas H Yount for 200 acres on upper Medicine Lodge creek, with other 160 and 320 acre tracts and a distribution decree among Emma Palmer, Zella Bell, and George Palmer for 168 acres in Liga Montana.
The national day of prayer for missions will be observed by the women of Dillon in a joint meeting at the Episcopal church Friday March 3 at 4 o clock under the auspices of the missionary organizations of the Methodist and Baptist churches.
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