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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1923
Page
8
Nelé and Nelson visit Deer Lodge for TM business. Miss Marjorie Stevenson leaves for Salt Lake City to teach. Rev Robi Smith visits Dillon from Bozeman, staying with Rev Edward Smith at the Methodist parsonage. Dr H H Scarborough plans a Dillon eye visit January 16 at the Andrus hotel.
The excerpt notes staff changes at Beaverhead Cleaning Works with two years’ service, Mrs. Sharlock running a rooming house sold to Mrs. Whitman, and Eugene Sullivan planning to ship heavy draft horses to Los Angeles. Sullivan will visit southern California for weeks, mainly San Bernardino with his brother Dan after a Dillon visit. J H Sharpe, a Minneapolis loan agent, was in Dillon Monday on business.
First National Bank visitors registered at the Andrus hotel in Dillon. H Brundage reports a mild winter in Centennial Valley while visiting ranching interests. Joseph Patterson and wife returned from Salt Lake City where he received medical care. Patterson is roadmaster here. R P Willard leaves for southern California for winter. Lulu Lougheed resigns as Montana Mercantile bookkeeper. Alpha Farmer new appointee. John Peterson of Horse Prairie visits county seat to handle business. reports mild winter and good livestock condition. W E Lloyd attends Boys Vocational Congress in Bozeman. Dillon Wranglers club funds his trip. Phyllis Scully departs for San Jose California with grandmother. party honors hosted by Roberta Roberts.
Directors of the State Bank of Dillon hold a meeting in the bank office and re elect all former officers. A. R. Jacobs is chosen as assistant cashier. Officers listed include FF L Graves president William Roe vice president A L Stone cashier and board members F L Graves William Roe Martin Barrett Joe Shineberger A F Graeter and A L Stone.
Melrose notes mention O'Dell Green in Melrose on Sunday business and George Huber driving to Butte on Monday. Local residents including Mr. and Mrs. Wm Lacy, James Hungate, Miss Mary Farrell, and Mr. and Mrs. James Donovan traveled to Butte last week on various affairs. Sheridan is to host a new State Bank, with incorporation filed in Helena. shares subscribed by Mr and Mrs Roy Vance and Geo. Vance, valued at 10%. Frank Miles of Feely and Tom Mulaney visited from Gratshopper area. Joe Gelhaus party returned from holidays in Melrose. Miss Margaret Ross from Argenta was in town. 14 county students took the eighth grade exam, eight passing. notable Dillon winners listed Lettice Squire, Roy Call, Tom Gilbert, George Melton, Claude Phillips.
Forest service data from the Coeur d'Alene National Forest demonstrates timber can reach about 400 board feet per acre annually. A 100 year old stand on Scott Creek, 790 acres, yielded 40,000 feet per acre with 45 percent white pine, indicating steady growth despite fire risks and eruptions. The report highlights Idaho forests' potential for steady regeneration.
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