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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1925
Page
8
The article describes a Montana Big Hole event with Secretary Jardine and Governor Erickson, featuring outdoor lunch, barbecued beef, trout, and a campfire pancake routine. Jardine delivers a jovial, appreciative speech praising Montana’s history, mining, agriculture, and current optimism, stressing ranching finances and dairy potential.
Governor Erickson honors Secretary Jardine with a copper smoking set as he tours Montana. Jardine urges farmer cooperation and productivity improvements, cites beef grading experiments in Kansas, and predicts a 150 million population to be fed. Rodeo events and a Shaw family reception wrap the visit before departure to Billings.
Short ad notes offices formed by Dr Rathbone and provides phone 68 W for contact.
Leahy Mall er arraigned on intoxication charge and sentenced to 60 days jail plus 200 dollar fine. Divorce granted to Frank Baldwin from Millie Baldwin for desertion. Joe Barry arrested for passing counterfeit checks. bank details questioned. Phil Lawrence and Harry Has arraigned for larceny. $2,000 bonds. Jane Charing held on vagrancy. Sheriff Kellum and Gruwell attend Wisdom celebration with Secretary Jardine.
A Pathfinder verse salutes the loyal reader who pre pays for the coming year. It praises those who support the office with cheerful commitment, sending money gladly and boosting circulation without complaint.
The Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners invites bids by July 6 1925 2 PM for painting and furnishing materials equipment and labor on county farm buildings in Dillon Montana including the washroom and roof areas with two coats per specifications on file in the county clerk's office Certified checks equal to 5 percent of bid total are required with bids and will be forfeited if contract is not entered within ten days after award Unsuccessful bidders' checks returned within three days after award The board may reject any or all bids. Sheriff sale notice follows.
The Helena Independent reports a Dixon party revival plan in Montana centered on Henry Baker as key organizer and possible future state office candidate. It notes Baker’s role as postmaster would limit time, enabling him to push New Era club bulletins and machination to restore the old machine wrecked by voters last November.
In a Lewistown Democrat-News report the management of a leading girls school announced the elimination of the daily one hour of domestic service. Critics say education should include practical hard work beyond eye and girls preparing for white collar careers.
Lewistown Democrat News argues Montanans should complete higher education within state since out of state schools drain tax dollars and Montana offers comparable training. Authors warn that most students study elsewhere and advocate expanding in state offerings to retain funds.
George Bott visited from the Sterling mine in Bryant district near Hecla and brought ore samples from Ted Williams. One sample assayed 280 ounces silver 2.40 gold 29.6 percent copper 6.8 percent lead. A second sample yielded 1.00 gold 190.8 ounces silver 8.4 percent lead 11.69 percent copper 1.4 percent iron Insoluble. A third sample contained 35 ounces silver and 79 percent lead.
Mr and Mrs T B Gilbert Mrs Hollis H Potter and Morse Potter motored to the Pinkerton ranch at Fairkg on Saturday evening and from there went to Medicine Springs to spend Sunday They attended the Jardine celebration Monday Autumna Dillon Cornell Jr arrived last week from Houston Texas where she had been visiting
AVETREA Mators Company issues pool card terms and conditions for members. Details on eligibility, fees, and usage policies are provided, with emphasis on compliance and safety standards.
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