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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 05, 1922

Page

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Wool Prices Rise in Foreign Markets Steadily

Montana wool growers association in Helena notes rising prices driven by world supply and demand. Leaders cite tariff uncertainty and mill shutdowns as factors while experts from Jeremiah Williams & Co. and Edington & Co. stress a global wool shortage and continued buying to cover future needs.

Montana Wool Growers Association Helena Montana wool _ growers Daily News Record New York Albert W. Hiliott Jeremiah Williama Boston Albert W. Elliott Jeremiah ‘Williams & Co America Milig

Campers urged to use pure water and safe sanitation

The state health department issues a booklet for auto tourists and campers on water safety. It advises obtaining drinking water from known pure public supplies, boiling doubtful sources for at least ten minutes, and using halazone or tincture of iodine for disinfection. It warns against contaminated food and promotes clean, sanitary food sources.

State Department of Public Health Health “Department Board of Health Puys

Annual Legion Picnic at Dillmont Park July 16

The second annual Legion picnic scheduled for Dillmont Park on Sunday July 16 promises a big day with local post attractions and a large evening dance. A radio outfit will pick up messages across the northwest and free flour prizes will be given hourly to registered participants. The Lantes Auxiliary will assist with booths and a lunch counter as part of the event.

Legion Dillmont Park Northwest Lantes

Gophers Tie for Second in City League Action

The Gophers beat the Bunnies 6 to 2 at Fair Grounds to claim a three way tie for second place behind the leaders. Frank Gosman pitched a no hit game with 13 strikeouts for the Gophers while Ditty allowed eight hits and eight strikeouts for the Bunnies. Earlier, the Beavers beat the Badgers 7 to 6 as O’Connor started for the Badgers and Van dergriffht and Whalen pitched for the Beavers.

Gophers Ce Champs Bunnies Fair Grounds Frank Gosman Pital The Beavers Badgers O’connor

Bannack Native Oscar Vandergrift Dies in Dillon

Oscar Vandergrift died suddenly at his Dillon home on Monday after arriving from Bannack last week. He was a Bannack miner by origin and had lived in Dillon with his family for two years. Survived by his wife and three children Otto Masse Floyd the funeral is set for tomorrow at two pm from the family home with Rev. Edw Smith officiating and burial at Mountain View Cemetery.

Oscar Vandergrift Dillon Bannack Vir- Anla Railroad Avenue Vandergrift Otto Masseid Floyd Edw. Smith Methodist Church Mountain View Cemetery

John Gallagher Suffered Paralytic Stroke in Pocatello

Friends report longtime 10 L A R conductor John Gallagher had a paralytic stroke last Saturday night and remains in critical condition at a Pocatello hospital according to late reports.

John ‘Gallagher Pocatello Hospital Gina Ledger

Funeral Services and Deaths in Stevensville Outbreak

Stevensville on Tuesday saw funeral services for St Fenn Jacobson as the first spotted fever death in years. During the ceremony Mrs John Jacobson died in the afternoon and passed away about nine o clock in the evening.

Stevensville St. Fenn Jacobson Meath John Jacobson

Whitey Williams Fined for Third Degree Assault

George Williams known as Whitey Williams was tried in the justice court on a charge of third degree assault against Chris Hansen a city resident. He was found guilty and fined 25 dollars which he paid.

George Williams Whitey Williams Justice Court Chris Hansen

Livingston Resolutions Call for State Democratic Meeting

Park county Democrats passed resolutions demanding a Montana state meeting in Helena before July 20 to state platform. W. S. Hartman of Bozeman spoke at a Democratic dinner. The Finlen site is deemed most available and the Finlen Hotel company will accept stock for full purchase price in the forming corporation. The committee plans to invite hotel contractors to provide exact cost estimates. Bruce Kremer, Butte hotel committee chairman, released the information.

Livingston Helena Park County W. 8. Hartman Bozeman Finlen Finlen Hotel Company Bruce Kremer Butte Hotel Committee

Recital by Miss Ruby Wollatt at Normal College Auditorium

Miss Ruby Wollatt to perform with Miss Maureen Desmond at the Normal College Auditorium Monday evening July 17. Wollatt, a Cincinnati Conservatory student, returns to finish her senior year while recovering from a wrist operation. Desmond, a popular reader, will present selections. Grainger numbers and a piano and orchestra piece arranged for solo piano form the program. The event, part of summer entertainments, promises an unusually interesting program for the Dillon audience.

Ruby Wollatt Normal College Maureen Desmond College Ruby Wyatt Wyatt Dillon Cincinnati’ ‘Conservatory of ‘Music Percy. Grainger Desmond

Merchants Oppose State Truth In Fabrics Bill

The Retail Merchants' association of Montana in Boulder advocates national regulation for truth in fabric, opposes state bills, and pledges to favor Montana products. They elected directors, supported long and short haul railroad clauses, and condemned Attorney General Daugherty’s critique of retailers as profiteers.

Boulder Retail Merchants’ Association of Montana Montana Daugherty

Railroad Commission Meets Wednesday July 12 Hearings

The state board of railroad commissioners will hold a hearing at 10 a m July 12 in the capitol building. Topics include classifying gypsum rock versus lime rock and crushed stone, Great Northern tariff amendment on absorption of switching charges for competitive freight, joint coal rates from Medicine Lodge Montana to Oregon Short Line areas, and livestock return transportation time limits.

State Board of Railroad Commissioners Capitol Building Great Northern Railway Company Medicine Lodge Montana Oregon Short Line Anaconda Butte

Casper Mautz Dies at Curtis Hospital

Casper Mautz a Woods Livestock employee for ten years died at Curtis Hospital Dillon after being brought from Glen. He died Friday morning of consumption. The 46 year old was born in Germany and burial was in Mountain View cemetery Saturday.

Casper Mautz The Woods Livestock Company Dillon Glen Curtis Hospital Mountain View Germany

Two Charged With Violations of Liquor Laws

James O'Malley and a man named Scotty were brought to Dillon from Lima last Thursday and charged with unlawful sale of intoxicating liquor. O'Malley pleaded guilty while Scotty pleaded not guilty. They posted bail of $200 each to await district court.

James O'Malley Scotty Dillon Lima

Musical Treat Promises Fine Dillon Recital

Three Dillon youths present a two part program at the training school auditorium Friday evening assisted by Miss Grace Little. Pianist Ralph McFadden and cellist Lester Opp headline with Schumann Chopin and Hungarian Rhapsody pieces. Miss Little performs Wieniakiewicz Romance from the Second Concerto.

Grace Little Training School Dillon Ralph McFadden Schumann Lester Opp McFadden

Roof of Grandstand Blown Off at Great Falls

A Tuesday windstorm tore the roof from the Barling baseball park grandstand in Great Falls injuring several women and children as 800 to 900 spectators fled. The wreckage struck an automobile and toppled boulevard lights while trees were ripped and some uprooted.

Great Falls Barling Baseball Park

Bond and Phillips Couples Vacation at Elkhorn Springs

Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Bond and Mr. and Mrs. Chas Phillips are spending several days at the Phillips bungalow located at Elkhorn Springs.

E. W. Bond Chas. Phillips Phillips Elkhorn Springs

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