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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 19, 1922
Page
1
Dr C Thomas a self described retired surgeon was captured at Terrance Flynn ranch nine miles south of town after a spree of bad checks and property deals He pleaded guilty in justice court and is held to district court in 2000 He hoped to flee tonight by train from Armstead to Butte
A thorough test of the new fire siren Saturday noon failed to shut off after a miscommunication, sounding for ten minutes while a log house on the Sudovich ranch north of town caught fire from an unknown source and was fought with a chemical extinguisher.
Twenty to twenty young boys from Butte arrived in Dillon in midweek seeking hay field work. Most aged 14 to 18, some younger. Eight teen were lent lodging in the city hall last Wednesday evening due to lack of funds.
A Buick touring car stolen from in front of Dr. R. D. Curry’s residence was recovered in Idaho Falls last Thursday. Two young men were seen riding in the car but fled on officers’ approach. The vehicle contained dynamite fuse and caps. Dr. Curry drove the car home the following Sunday.
Early morning blaze at the Bannack Street building occupied by Porter and Jackson started in a bathroom on the upper floor, likely from defective wiring. Firemen fought a hard blaze, quickly brought under control with only a few hundred dollars in damage. The building owned by A. F. Graeter and both structure and occupants were insured for more than the damage.
Miss Mille Adams notes relocation from Andrus hotel building to the Dillon hotel across from the Montana Mercantile store.
Two close Twilight League contests last week left the Gophers with a four game win streak after defeating the Badgers 11 to 3. Metlen earned the win for the Gophers in his first appearance, holding the Badgers to scattered hits while O Connor pitched well for Badgers. Whalen shone for the Beavers, handling hard chances and aiding a 11-3 Beavers victory that ties them with the Bunnies for first place.
John B. Somers and party toured Big Hole basin timber areas near Wisdom and Glen assessing 20 years of supply for Union Pacific. They foresee a cash tied campaign employing 160 to 200 men for tie cutting and potential railroad and mill support, signaling a revived regional timber market.
The American Legion hosts a free Sunday picnic at Dillmont Park featuring a big barbecue a roasted steer with potatoes buns and coffee. A sports program and prizes for youngsters will be held with dancing in the afternoon and evening. The annual carnival is set for August 11 and 12 on the training school grounds.
James Lacey and Clarence Acker were arrested early this week on charges of selling intoxicating liquor. Their place of business was closed pending abatement proceedings. Both had prior similar arrests. A hearing is set for July 32.
A Buick touring car stolen from in front of a theater was driven through a fence and left in an irrigation ditch on the Matt Polish rack near Reichle on July 9. The vehicle, recovered in Dillon on Thursday, is identified as property of the Berk in Motor company in Butte.
Burns Perry was arrested last Monday for manufacturing moonshine at his ranch east of town. A small still, finished beverage and mash were found. Perry pled guilty Thursday, was fined $100 and sentenced to 60 days in jail.
Byron Hill and Alderic Tessler depart by motor with Alvin Jones to Kalispell to attend the American Legion state convention as delegates from the city. Mrs Frank Nelson and Miss Lorraine Nelson accompany the Auxiliary delegate. County commissioners hold a session with no protests on property assessments. Governor Allen, after inspecting properties, remains optimistic about Boston and Montana’s mining future.
Elkhorn mine of the Boston and Montana Development Co opens with two shifts as president W R Allen reports improved finances and a new syndicate to liquidate debts. The plant will run at capacity within 30 days and the flotation mill is set to free a $10 000 webt while former mill bosses travel from Butte to ready the operation.
A crew excavates for a new municipal pool with a large headgate to control fresh water. completion expected in two weeks. City owns enough land to flood the area in winter for skating. Public support and Rotary Club drive raised about a thousand dollars last week. community backing appears strong.
An article recounts Henry Lee Myers of Montana declaring he will not seek re election. It notes his stance against party extremists and praises his courage in denouncing labor violence and government overreach. The piece suggests his departure leaves a national gap as his senate term ends.
Dillon will gain a new exclusive men store named The Men's Store. McCracken Brothers own it and Lee McCracken, with Chas H. Niblack, will manage. The shop will occupy the Andrus hotel building, taking over two former Stone & Stone and Mille Adams stores, and aims to open by August.
Ned Burke of this city declared last Wednesday afternoon his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for sheriff. He is currently the only Democrat to file for the office.
The Dillon Rotary Club plans its charter day on Saturday July 29 at Dillmont Park with a banquet in the evening. Invites will go to many men and women and Rotarians from across the state are expected to attend. New members will be inducted and prominent speakers are anticipated. the club has held weekly luncheons at the Andrus hotel since its organization.
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