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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1925
Page
7
Letters pertaining to the editorial department or business management should be addressed to the Dillon Examiner. The notice specifies proper channeling of correspondence to the newspaper's editorial and management offices.
Helena broadcaster Harry Cunningham hailed Montana as a future wealth hub. He cited 1924 wheat output of 55 million bushels, high quality grain, and a predicted rise to 100 million, plus vast resources in copper, zinc, manganese, gems, oil, and power potential.
The Columbus wool pool awarded Libermann & Company Chicago its 1925 clip on a bid of 50 cents. About 60 000 fleeces are involved. The deal was made by a committee led by John Logan William Witt and President Wier Absarokee. Silbermanns bid 50 cents and paid one dollar per head on contract. The pool covers Carbon Stillwater and parts of Sweet Grass counties and has annually secured top Montana prices.
Miss Florence Streb and Gebhart Fosler wed at St Johns church in Melrose with Rev Father Clifford officiating. The couple will reside at the Fassler ranch near Melrose after a brief honeymoon and will host a reception for relatives and close friends at the Streb home.
Minister E L Hurley cites a Roman poet on forgetting God and urges church attendance. The notice lists Sunday times: Bible school 10 am, preaching 11 am, B Y P U 6 30 pm, preaching 7 30 pm, encouraging devotion and timely worship.
Ford Motor company outfits Red Bird mines with Fordson rigs and diverse gear including sawmills steam shovels and rotaries. crews rapid, snow fences on Willow Creek summit, portable houses and drills arriving, five major mining firms active in Idaho. Capital News reports growing state resources and industry momentum.
Holger Carlson and classmates received perfect attendance certificates for the fourth month. Transfers to Dillon training school include Cecil Smith and Thressa Smith. The seventh and eighth grades took a sentence sense language test, sent by County Superintendent Miss Roe, for correction. Students enjoyed Eskimo Dog games, with a sled activity and role as waiting Eskimo dogs.
Notice of tax sale to be held January 29 1925 in Dillon Montana in front of the County Treasurer's office at the Court House. Delinquent taxes on property in Beaverhead County and city of Dillon or Lima will be sold at public auction unless paid. Delinquent taxes interest penalties and costs due will be included. Partial list of owing taxpayers appears in the notice.
Dillon residents and visitors frequent the county seat last week with stops in Dillon from Jackson Rock Creek and Armstead. People like Joe Schindler Finsley Browne Peterson Truax Kelner Selway Kambich and many others appear in business ranch and shopping rounds around Lima Reichle Butte and Butte. Eye ear throat specialist Dr. Dunlap plans a January 15 visit to Dillon.
The Presbyterian Church hosts ongoing Sunday evening prophecy readings led by the pastor. Tutored by notable scholars including Robert Dick Wilson and Dr. James M. Gray, the Daniel studies feature printed leaflets and start at 7:30 p.m. Each session invites broad attendance.
Barry and Hopkins show a new Oakland Coach in their showroom praised for Fisher bodywork and striking appearance. Dealers nationwide display the brand-new, custom-built car featuring a low sweeping profile, rounded corners, permanent finish, a full five-passenger bay, solid construction, and a hardwood frame. The interior is lined in dark high-grade material.
The text notes standard equipment such as action window lifts on doors and rear windows, four wheel brakes, centralized controls, five disc steel wheels, and automatic spark control as part of the Oakland model's many features.
Viola Dana stars as Emmy in Crinoline and Romance at the Hartwig theater. Allan Forrest and John Bowers head a strong cast with Claude Gillingwater as Emmy’s stern grandfather. The Metro Pictures production, written by Bernard McConville, features Dana’s distinctive screen persona and a tour through ultra fashion and modern flappers.
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department and helpers extinguished a Monday afternoon fire at Red Star Garage, with rapid, efficient service credited by residents and local officials.
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