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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
7
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Douglas spent several days last week shopping in Dillon from their Big Hole basin ranch. Mrs. Herbert Stewart and Harold Fuqua traveled from Twin Bridges to visit the home ofMr. and Mrs. Pearl I. Smith on Thursday.
Report on the condition of The State Bank of Dillon Dillon Montana at the close of business June 30 1919. Resources shown include 4 225 00 and related financial figures.
A long list of Dillon residents and friends spent the Fourth in Butte with no notable trouble. Attendees include Frank Knotts Barry Mathews Miss Georgie Mathews E Selway Dr H A McMillan and family Hugh Drummey C H Niblack and many others. Mrs Dan Little and her family returned from Dubois after the holiday and the Little orchestra performed at the Spencer celebration hosted by the Woods Live stock company on July 3.
Beginning next Sunday the Methodists mark the thirtieth anniversary of bringing the Gospel to Beaverhead valley with a week of services. Ministers from afar attend. free events include a pioneer dinner and a lecture on Mormonism by Dr T C Niff. Local notes cover a wedding, floods, and a gun club shoot with modest scores.
A Minnesota emergency livestock freezing committee will coordinate shipments of starving cattle and sheep from Montana and the Dakotas to northern Minnesota pastures. Key officials Holmberg Sherman and WIlson will lead, with railroad and industry reps forming a five year plan to clear grazing and feeding arrangements in northern Minnesota.
Representatives of county farm bureaus and farmers affected by the drought urge Governor Stewart to convene a conference in Helena. They seek attendance by bankers, farmers, county farm bureau agents, merchants and other business groups to coordinate temporary aid for crop losses.
Charles D. Greenfield, commissioner of agriculture and publicity, returned this afternoon from Havre after attending the conference. The events were held in Billings and Havre this week.
Helena July 3 W L Weeks arrested at Dillon on a charge of violating the espionage act by seditious utterances pleaded not guilty in federal court today and his trial was set for July 21.
Mrs Delbert Longton and Mrs Fred Moore spent several days last week visiting Dillon relatives and friends. The former will be remembered here as Miss Elizabeth Curry and the latter was Miss Minerva York.
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