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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1920
Page
6
Alice Brady stars in Red Head at the Hartwig Theater Wednesday July 21. The film screens with the venue presenting the feature to local patrons in a summer schedule.
The American Legion will oversee distribution of Victory Medals to all honorably served Americans from April 6, 1917 to November 11, 1918. Armistice Day ceremonies worldwide will mark a major patriotic event organized by local posts with public officials and civic groups.
Here Fred F Willson, architect of the new Barrett hospital, was in the city last week and conferred with interested parties about building foot walls foundations and improving surrounding grounds. Foundation work for the unit style structure will begin soon.
Several residents report flowers stolen recently and authorities say a watch is in place to catch offenders. The training school summer session closed Friday and will reopen September 13, with the kindergarten still in session.
District forest service engineer George F. Lautz from Missoula visited Dillon last week to handle Beaverhead National Forest matters. He traveled with Mrs. Lautz and stayed with friends during the trip.
County Attorney and Mrs. Gil Bert, Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert, and Judge and Mrs. Jos. Smith left yesterday by motor for Kalispell to attend the state Knights Templar conclave to be held Friday and Saturday. They will travel the park-to-park highway via the Big Hole and Bitterroot, cross Flathead lake by boat, then proceed to Lake McDonald for a short outing. They expect to be away about ten days.
Joseph Rebich, a prominent rancher near the city, was fined $75 in a justice court for flooding county roads to an impassable condition. W. E. Chapman, county surveyor, filed the complaint and may pursue actions against other ranchers as more cases are heard with a $100 minimum fine likely. The flood damage to roadways prompted county commissioners to act after growing issues in recent years.
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