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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1917

Page

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County officials reorganized as new board takes post

The Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners met and reorganized with Theodor Nelson of Dillon as chairman and D. D. McKnight of Dell and J. B. Shaw of Bristow joining. Sheriff Wyman moves into the jail quarters with aides O C Gosman and Dan Mooney. County engineer Oliver Ruffner takes over the surveyor’s office from W. T. George. Clerk of the court Fred Rife and assistant Joseph Aler shift from the treasurer’s office and oversee duties with stenographer F. D. Willis. Henry Crittenden serves as treasurer for two months until Guy Gray’s oath. Elizabeth Sutherland begins as county schools superintendent though not yet active due to coal shortages. Gilbert handles county legal affairs as he begins work on his first information.

Iida Board of County Commissioners Theodor Nelson Dillon Snauth Eh Wyman O. C. Gosman Dan Mooney Wyman George W. T. George Oliver Ruffner Wisdom Fred Rife Fred ‘Rife Joseph F. D. Willis Crittenden Henry Crittenden Beaverhead County Guy Gray Sutherland Elizabeth Sutherland

Butte Central Open Date For Dillon High School Basketball

Coach Rynksel schedules a series of high school games in Dillon starting next Saturday at the high school gym. The lineup includes Butte Central, City High of Butte, the deaf and dumb asylum team, Phillipsburg, Missoula, Lewistown, Billings, Bozeman, and a February 22 23 district tournament in Dillon. Players Brundage Roseneau Petit Paddock Drummey Telan Finch Paul Gray and others are noted. Harve McKnight visited, and Charles H Wilson alias R P Smith was arrested for forgery after trying to cash a bad check at First National Bank.

Rynksel Beaverhead County Dillon Butte Central High School Catholic High Butte City High School Deaf and Dumb Asylum Butte Butte Central High Phillipsburg Missoula Lewistown High School Billings High School Bozeman High School Fushi Brundage Roseneau Petit Paddock Drummey Telan Finch Paul Jesse Gray

Governor's Message Urges Consolidation and Reforms

Governor Stewart's address to the joint legislature lists key recommendations including higher revenue, reduced over-appropriations, and replacing liquor license losses. It calls for non-partisan tax study, state purchasing, road funding, and consolidation of several departments. Also urges prison reform, farm loan definitions, grain inspection changes, hail insurance, and absent voter law expansion.

Stewart House Senate Compensation Department State Board of Stock Inspectors State Board of Sheep Commissioners Sanitary Board Weights and Measures Department State Board of Health Agricultural College

Montana Auto Supply Sells Lots of Fords

The Montana Auto Supply company disposed of cars to several buyers this week. Names include Bert Shigley of Twin Bridges with a Dodge touring car. Frank Sawyer of Twin Bridges with a Dodge touring car. Conrey Placer Mining Co. with two Ford touring cars. Frank Metzel of Alder with a Ford touring car. Harry O’Neil of Dillon with a Ford touring car. C. E. Brackett of Lima with a Ford touring car. W. Depu ty with a Ford touring car. K. Wyman of Dillon with a Ford touring car. E. Copenhaver of Dillon with a Ford touring car. Wm. Christopher of Lima with a Ford touring car. and Rose & Wright of Lima with a Ford touring car.

Montana Auto Supply Company Bert Shigley Twin Bridges Frank Sawyer Conrey Placer Mining Co Frank Metzel Alder Harry O'Neil Dillon Ford Wm. Christopher Lima Rose & Wright

John Shesser Suffering from Compound Leg Fracture

John Shesser was brought in from Grant last Friday with a compound fracture of the leg after being caught beneath a load of wood. Dr. R. H. Ryburn and C. T. Magnus transported him to Dillon and he is recovering at the Magnus home. Mrs. Shesser arrived yesterday to be with her husband.

John Shesser Grant

Emma Grant Dies of Pneumonia in City Home

Mrs. Emma Grant a recent city resident died last Friday afternoon at her West Helena street home from pneumonia after a brief illness. She was born in Michigan 47 years ago.

Emma Grant West Helena Street Michigan

Remains Sent to Old Home for Interment

The remains were shipped to the old home for interment. Mrs. Grant has a daughter who resides on the bench east of Dillon.

Grant Dillon

Dillon Pupils to Resume School After Vacation

The Normal college and Normal training school resume work tomorrow with coal stocks adequate and classes starting on schedule. The high school reopens on January 8.

Normal College Normal Training School

Young Melrose Couple Married in Butte

Ada Smith and Arthur Jones wed at St. Patrick's parish house in Butte on December 28, with a reception at Gamers. The bride is daughter of Mrs. Donald Smith and the groom ranches north of Melrose. they will reside two miles north of Melrose after January.

Melrose Butte Ada Smith Arthur Jones St. Patrick’s Monisignor de Sere Bertha Thompson Patrick Smith C. J. Springer

640 Acre Homestead Law Likely to Shift Public Land to Private

Frank Hazelbaker warns the 640 acre homestead act signed by President Wilson will trigger large filings on public lands. The measure raises the homestead unit from 160 to 640 acres for grazing and stockraising lands and sets rules on designation, entry, improvements, and contiguity with 90 day preference for contiguous lands.

Frank Hazelbaker Joeal United States Land Commissioner Wilson Haxelbaker United States Secretary of Interior

Dillon Redlight District Closed in Montana

Dillon officials announce the closure of the redlight district following Attorney General Ford’s orders. Police say the underworld will be stamped out, with women forced to leave and other local resorts to shut down. Also noted, Steers-John Peterson contracted 660 head of beef steers to Carteia Packing for delivery by March 1.

Ford Montana Dillon John Peterson Carteia Packing Company

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Court House Gilbert Duge Butte Central High School Harve McKnight Dell Samuel V. Stewart Naw of Bristow Montana Auto Supply Beaverhead Underworld Theodor Nelson
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