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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1920
Page
4
All letters pertaining to the editorial department or the business management of the Examiner should be addressed to the editor at the newspaper office. The address details available specify submission through the mail to the Examiner's editorial division.
Thursday evening a party of about twenty, chaperoned by Mrs Curran and Mr Wiseman, enjoyed a weinie roast organized by Gene Stratton near the power plant. Dr Garver led a Virginia City trip. convocation featured Dr Davis and others promoting education funds. Miss Ogilvie spoke on Boys and Girls club work. various staff and students attended meetings, lectures, and health conferences.
Reichle R A Maier L C Christensen E W Bradbury and sister Ethel traveled to Dillon Saturday. On return mud halted them for four hours until Bill Garrison L W Flaherty and Odell Green arrived with a borrowed car. They spent an hour freeing both vehicles with horse help as the borrowed car sank deeper. The owner arrived angry but Flaherty joked they would buy it if needed. A dance Saturday night featured the Sunset Orchestra of Dillon with guests including Florence Peterson Rose Porter Very Patrick Ethel Bradbury of Salt Lake City L W Flaherty F H Kerrigan and family of Helena and others. E W Bradbury rode to Divide Friday on a motorcycle and had to pick himself up several times after dark. F H Kerrigan and family of Helena visited Mrs BE Garrison this week. John Waters was in Dillon on business Monday.
Little Jack Langer, son of Ranger and Mrs. Langer, died of bronchial pneumonia after illness beginning Wednesday. Funeral held Friday at Melrose Presbyterian Church with burial in Melrose Cemetery. Mr and Mrs Tate traveled to Butte for business and medical care. Mrs Tate remains in St James Hospital.
John Waters' new limousine. C. Loveland of Pocatello connected with Great Western Development Co surveyed the copper mine near Glen last week. L. C. Christensen drove to Melrose on business Friday evening with no accident reported.
The financial statement lists loans and discounts 181629.61, overdrafts 304.76, bonds and stocks 4452.00, and total resources final figures around 227036.11. Liabilities show capital stock 8500, surplus 56850.45, deposits and certificates, and notes payable with collateral 3500, 29536.05, totaling 227036.11 with Marshall Field attesting as cashier.
Mrs Bailliet attends general convocation of training school children with a Friday morning Indian play presentation. Miss Troxell and Miss Baillie return from Salt Lake City after attending the N E A meeting. Mr Finch to be away on school business for two weeks visiting Lincoln Nebraska De Falls Iowa and other cities. Marguerite David cannot finish summer school due to illness.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough will be at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Saturday July 24. He offers to alleviate headaches and correct eye defects for local residents.
The ad touts an insurance company with over a century of prompt settlement. It asks readers to request price figures, claiming low cost for strong protection.
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