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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 04, 1922
Page
7
The Dillon community welcomes news that A. C. M. properties in Butte Anaconda and Great Falls will resume work. Beaverhead county anticipates indirect benefits for ranchers and merchants, with prosperity seen for 1922 as Butte’s reopening promises a stronger copper industry and better markets.
Saturday morning ceremony at the Richmond Hobson residence united Miss Stella Mayfield and Lorin Spencer with Rev. Edward Smith officiating. The couple left for Sacramento to begin their new life after a wedding breakfast. Stella is daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Mayfield and a former county high school graduate. Lorin, son of Mr. and Mrs. Laverne Spencer, works in farming in the Sacramento valley.
Monday afternoon WABE en presented a social hour with Mrs Morse Mrs BD G ig Hey Gilgandy Mrs Louis Tello and Mrs Eugene Bond performing a piano piece. Fred Chapman home hosted New Year’s day dinner with Clara Chapman John Shively and others. Bishop home also held a New Year’s day dinner with several guests. Dewey Cashmore honored at New Year breakfast marking a 1917 high school class reunion with red and green decor and a four course meal.
Mrs. Laura M. Kress departed for Sparta Wisconsin to spend the remainder of winter with relatives. Miss Barcus came back from Havre. Miss Ruth Weenink spent the holidays with her parents. Miss Lucy Carson returned from Spokane. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Thompson came back to Twin Bridges. Miss Maud Williams returned from Butte. Miss England and Miss Ragoh spent time in Butte. Miss Fern Andrus and Miss Josephine Numbers visited Boise Idaho. Mrs. M D Gist and others visited Butte last week. C P Tooley left for Harlowton.
The State News item reports the Montana county assessors association meeting in Helena on January 3 under the state board of equalization, led by Peter J. Kelly of Silver Bow. It also notes five local building trades unions voting a wage reduction effective January 1 with specified daily rates for painters, carpenters, plasterers, bricklayers, hod carriers, and concrete workers. A quarantine was declared on pine timber and related plants imported from eastern U S sources.
The governor authorized quarantine against several western states due to white pine blister rust spreading via currant and gooseberry plants. The action followed a conference with Commissioner Chester C. Davis. Economic notes from Billings Helena and Montana State Fair funding issues are also reported.
A voice urging Americans to buy domestic products highlights how daily items come from many states from Connecticut clocks to Boston soap and California fruit. The plea stresses supporting U.S. industries amid a broad range of imports and regional products.
The article presents the annual report of the State Bank of Dillon as of December 31 1921 listing assets and liabilities including capital stock 1000000 notes and deposits. It includes details such as due from banks 273696 and various deposits and certificates. The report is sworn to by cashier W A Graeter and attested by directors Stone and Monroe with notary E Adams. Also notices for sale wanted to buy mink skins and a stray bull and other classified items appear.
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