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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1919
Page
9
Mr and Mrs Emmett Douglas spent several days last week shopping in Dillon while based at their Big Hole basin ranch. Mrs Herbert Stewart and Harold Fuqua visited from Twin Bridges and were guests of Mr and Mrs Pearl I Smith.
Report of the condition of The State Bank of Dillon at Dillon Montana at the close of business June 30 1919. Resources 422500.00 and related balance sheet figures summarize the bank’s assets liabilities and capital as of June 30 1919.
Many Dillon residents joined celebrations in Butte for the Fourth. Notables include Frank Knotts, Barry Mathews, Miss Georgie Mathews, Dr. and Mrs. H A McMillan and son Hugh, and others. The Little orchestra performed July 3 for the Spencer celebration hosted by the Woods Live stock company.
Beginning next Sunday and lasting to Thursday evening the Methodists observe the thirtieth anniversary of the gospel’s introduction in Beaverhead valley. Distinctive events include a free dinner for pioneers and a lecture on Mormonism next Tuesday by Dr T C Tiff. Local notes report marriages, floods, and county business as Dillon hosts various gatherings and a gun club shoot at the brewery range.
A Minnesota agriculture conference votes to form an emergency livestock grazing committee to place drought starved cattle and sheep from Montana and Dakota on northern Minnesota pastures. The plan envisions use of burned over lands and partnerships among state agencies railroads and regional groups to develop grazing and feeding contracts over up to five years.
Representatives from county farm bureaus and farmers harmed by drought urge Governor S W Stewart to convene a conference in Helena. They seek participation from bankers farmers county farm bureau agents retail merchants associations and other business groups to aid farmers in temporary crop losses. The push followed meetings with federal and state agriculture officials and the state college extension department.
Charles D. Greenfield commissioner of agriculture and publicity returned from Havre after attending the conference. The events took place in Havre and Billings this week as part of ongoing outreach efforts.
W L Weeks, arrested at Dillon on a charge of violating the espionage act by seditious utterances, pleaded not guilty in federal court in Helena and his trial was set for July 21. Mrs Delbert Longton and Mrs Fred Moore visited Dillon relatives last week. Longton known here as Elizabeth Curry and Moore as Minerva York.
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