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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1924
Page
10
Orry and Clarence Corin with Mrs Helm and Mrs Andrus visited Twin Bridges last Sunday enjoying excellent road conditions. Many Dillon residents joined trips to Butte to see The Perfect Fool with Ed Wynn, while locals like Gimble, Taylor, Campbell and others shopped, drank, and socialized across Dillon, Butte, Sheridan, and Melrose.
Twenty years ago on Friday night January 29 the third class of Beaverhead County Free High School graduates received diplomas. The group includes Nannie Featherly Fern Scott Fay Scott Blanch Morse Edith Poindexter and Herbert Hansen all graduates of the scientific course. City Attorney Norris has prepared papers for a condemnation suit against Rattlesnake valley residents to secure 40 inches of water for Dillon. The 1904 Montana State Normal College class is the largest in state history with 26 students twenty six. A small party was hosted by Mr and Mrs Edwin Norris. County Surveyor Metlen surveyed Rattlesnake creek ditches. A cold wave arrived as predicted. Assessor Beardsley went to Great Falls for Montana assessors meeting. C A Smith will ship five carloads of horses to North Dakota. Harry Andrus sent two carloads of range horses to Missouri. Manager Vaughn notes new telephones installed with Craig Cornell and P H Poindexter first. John Wenger, cattle buyer from Anaconda, visited Dillon. Under Sheriff Dart travelled to Birch Creek on official business. Assistant Janitor Wyatt frightened two would be burglars from the State Normal dormitory.
Wellesley Hills January 18 1924 Babson statistician reports 3.5 million new cars likely in 1924 with prices lower and profits not as good. He notes swings in production tied to general business, rising replacements, and expected shift to lower prices to gain volume.
The National Wool Growers association debated a proposed rise in national forest grazing fees. A. A. Johns of Arizona argued against backing the forest service, while an amendment to aid a congressional fight passed temporarily, highlighting Arizona’s view that county funds from the forest service bolster schools more than in other states.
A long list of Normal College men offering to work with hours and contact details. Names include Frank C. Bingham, Joel Biney, William Brownfield, Marion Davis, and many others with addresses in Atlantic City and Washington and notes on available work times and steady jobs. Also notes an upcoming Bonniview Reservoir stockholders meeting in Beaverhead County Montana on February 1, 1924.
Dr H H Scarborough, noted eye specialist, will be at the Andrus Hotel in Dillon on Tuesday February 5 offering his original methods to treat headaches dizziness and eye defects with promising results.
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