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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1905
Page
7
Attorney General Galen rules federal dipping of sheep does not negate state quarantine power. If federal inspection removes disease status upon arrival, state inspectors may still quarantine and brand sheep and order further dipping if disease remains, applying state law and enforcement.
Dillon is a busy hub with visits from Bannack and Farlin merchants, indicting local commerce. Tributes note the illness of John Quantrell and the death of Harry Boyd, while church listings outline service times and locations across several denominations.
Piano and organ bargains offered by ER H Sherman at 129 Ek Park St. Repossessed instruments in light wood cases, in fine condition, available for sale on easy payments for unpaid balances. Auction style notice from 28-6t.
Montana Day at the Lewis and Clark exposition in Portland is set for Thursday July 20 with President Goode delivering an address and Lt Governor Norris representing Governor Toole. An evening dance and reception at the American Inn follows. Butte Day is slated for Saturday July 22 with former Senator Lee Mantle delivering a welcome address at the exercises. The Lewis and Clark Exposition Commission executive committee includes Lee Mantle Martin Maginnis Paul McCormick B F White William Scallou H L Frank and C W Hoffman Miner.
Joseph Smith Sr manager of the Madisonian leads a party to the Portland fair. Nellie Jessen and Vera Smith travel with him along with Mrs Anna Downey and her daughter Ming Frankie Downey and relatives Major James B How Flora Duncan Walter Buford Jeffers Altha Jeffers Mary Gleanon.
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