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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1914
Page
5
Dillon locals report business trips to Helena Butte and Dillon visits by residents including L C Ford Jr and H G Rodgers. The city hall steel framework arrived and construction began under Wm G Reed with plans to roof within three weeks.
Salmon City led by Hartman Harmon traveled to the local club last Sunday and won 6 to 1. Butte contributed key players Knight Boyer Pasmore and Dannehy while Riges pitched effectively. Goaman started, Remmaes of Butte relieved after injury, and next Sunday's Redmen face Black Rock of Butte in a rematch.
Several hundred members of the Lodges of St George of Butte with Montana State band will visit Dillon for the holiday. A special Oregon Short Line train will convey visitors next Saturday, bringing a long list of athletic prizes and a full day in the city. The train arrives in the forenoon and leaves late in the evening, with low fares expected to attract additional visitors beyond the St George members.
Fire crews responded to Charles Perry's East Orr street home Saturday afternoon after a couch caught fire from children playing nearby. The flames extended to a shed but were quickly stopped by a garden hose and did no major damage.
Misa Mayme French announces her run for the Democratic nomination for County Superintendent of Schools at the August primaries. An experienced teacher, she graduated from the Montana State Normal College and studied postgraduate work at the University of Chicago and Columbia University. She has taught in Montana, California, and Connecticut. The Manse society will be entertained on the church lawn tomorrow afternoon with hostesses Mrs. Herbert B. Selway Mrs Sherman Sapp Mrs. E. D. White and Mrs. Ostrander.
Warranty deeds record transfers of nine lots on Thomsen Avenue for 1500 dollars and 160 acres in Big Hole basin. Smith McKnight files 820 unsurveyed acres. Water rights awarded to Mary L. Carrigan and others in multiple creeks. Quartz lodes listed by Starr Hall Hopking Crozier Crozier, Peterson and Gosman in Elkhorn mining district and Beaverhead.
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