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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 04, 1923
Page
6
A hail storm can ruin crops in minutes and a hail insurance policy guarantees against such loss. The offer presents policy benefits and rates for farmers seeking peace of mind. Contact Frank Landon and bank officers including A. F. Waldere? and T. J. Mulany for details.
Local notes report H G Rodgers traveling to Anaconda to visit his ill brother in law Hiram Rodgers and plans to stay in Dillon. Barshaw visits Butte. James Mansfield and John Henry from St Joseph Mo come to Dillon. Joe Butala Jr from St Helena Cal plans to spend July 4 in town. William Hollingsworth from Centennial valley visits. Normal college holds annual GO outing to Barrett station. W J McKinney arrives from Salt Lake City for mining work. James and Mrs Dodd visit from Centennial valley. Mrs Alex Tait returns from Horse Prairie. Senator Hazelbaker motor to Helena for Harding reception. I O actuary commissioner visits Lima for Harding talk. Polk the Lima editor in town. Helen Baker heads to Great Falls for July 4. Dr Rathbone to Washington DC for new position. longtime Dillon dentist departs. Internal Revenue Collector Rasmussen visits, discusses income tax at Rotary. Several babies born in Dillon area and nearby hospitals. Arthur Smith and family drive from Blaine for a day in Dillon.
Montana reports state owned and department owned vehicles exceed 100000 dollars in value with more in use by officers and staff who supply cars for state business while gasoline and allowances are paid. Annual upkeep tops 120000 dollars with running costs per mile from 10 to 30 cents, driving taxpayers to question the car heavy approach versus rail travel.
A state purchasing drive expanded to 1921 22 showing dozens of government cars across departments. The warden’s expenses alone approach 5000 yearly with tires bought in bulk for officials and employees. The partial roster includes buses and cars from Highway University Orphans Home Vocational School Insane Asylum and various state agencies with makes such as Ford Buick Denby Nash Quad Pierce Arrow and Cadillac.
We express our thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the illness and death of our loved one. Mrs Earl Selway Eleanor Selway Mrs Julia Selway and family. We carry everything in house furnishings new and used Harrisons 46-1f.
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