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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1953

Page

8

Montana Political Shuffle and Grain Car Worries Persist

Montana political scene centers on potential senatorial races with James Murray aging toward 80 and names like Olsen Bonner Metcalf and D Ewart floated. Separately farmers rush to move carryover grain as a big wheat drop pressures railroads and storage amid a complex highway funding and dam debate in the region.

Helena James E. Murray Ernest Immel Butte Senate Charles Murray Charlie Papa Truman Murray Jim Murray Jim Montana Friends Arnold H. Olsen John W. Bonner Lee Metcalf Western Supreme Court Wellington D. Rankin Wesley A. D’ewart D’ewart D'Ewart Bureau of Agricultural Statistics Albert H. Kruse Congress Libby Kootenai River Lincoln County Yellowtail Dam Big Horn County Northwest J. Neils Lumber Company Kootenai Dam Corps of Engineers Corps Fisher River Neils

No Vacation From Law Montana Patrol Warns Tourists

State Patrol reminds motorists visiting Montana there is no vacation from traffic law. Ignorance of laws is no excuse for visitors traveling outside their home state. Tourists should learn local rules by checking road signs and contacting state police and local officials before trips.

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Defendants Sentenced to 30 Days for Disturbing Peace

Two defendants arrested by sheriff's officers on June 27 appeared in justice court at Dillon before Judge Evans G. Innes. Vince Hurst Wisdom and George Young were sentenced to 30 days each on charges of disturbing the peace.

Vince Hurst Wisdom George Young Justice Court Dillon Evans G. Innes

Curb and Crosswalks Painted to Guide City Traffic

Dillon crews painted red curbs at intersections to deter parking and yellow crosswalks to guide pedestrians. The measure aims to improve safety by clearly marking areas for stopping and pedestrian passage.

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DWI Cases See Varied Fines In Dillon Court

A Dillon police docket shows a DWI defendant paying 75 dollars after giving the name Millard Thompson. Judges levied fines for drunkenness including 10 on Odis Batley and 20 on a man named Jake Flowers. One offender’s 15 fine was reduced to a floater or order to leave town.

George Baker Odis Batley Jake Flowers Dalton Howard LaGrange Ed Rockwell Puthe

Man Fined $300 in DWI Case at Dillon Court

Richard Freeman, arrested Sunday by state patrolman Rotvald Archer, paid a $300 fine in Evans G Innes justice court Dillon. Freeman faced a Driving While Intoxicated charge after a minor collision on the Armstead Cirant road.

Richard Freeman Armstead Rotvald Archer State Inhwasy Evans G Innes

Demonstration on irrigation techniques at Blomquist ranch

Stanley Howard of Montana State College led a Beav erhead conservation district program on furigation water ditching siphoning and pump sprinkler use at the John Blomquist ranch north of Dylan. About 40 ranchers and businessmen attended the Friday session.

Stanley Howard Montana State College Bozeman John Blomquist Dylon Beaverhead Spa

Taxi Collision on East Bannack Injures None Reported

A minor crash occurred on East Bannack street Tuesday involving a taxi driven by Frank Jones and a westbound car driven by Rev Fred Wolfe of Washington Penn. The taxi emerged from an alley between Montana and Idaho streets, heading south, and both vehicles sustained light damage with no serious injuries among the drivers or Rev Wolfe and his five passengers.

East Bannack Street Aieacon Frank Jones Fred Wolfe Washington Penn Montana Idahwa Barnard Wilfe

Morgan on Vacation from Examiner Linotype Operator

Del Morgan a linotype operator at the Examiner plans a vacation this week in the Puget Sound area of Western Washington He expects to return to Dulon by Monday July 6

Morgan del Morgan Examiner Linotype Jeff Puget Sauna Washington Dulon

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