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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
7
A sequence of social events fills the week as Mrs Annie Nelson Mrs David Sullivan and Miss Lorene Nelson host bridge dinners. Local society personals note numerous visits from relatives and friends including Miss Leona Cashmore and many named guests and travelers.
Dillon lost 18 to 12 on Silver Star’s field last Sunday. A ninth inning rally added three runs but fell one short of tying. Vandegrift started for Dillon. Rafferty relieved to finish. A return game is being arranged.
Heavy showers of carnations are forecast for Dillmont park next Saturday evening. Twenty five dozen carnations from the State Greenhouse and Floral company will be given away at the dance pavilion. Eight spot dances on the program award one dozen carnations to each winning lady and five dance tickets to the gentleman. Every lady in attendance receives two carnations. Music by the Baxter Tonrey orchestra.
The Board of Equalization met in regular session on Monday July 20 at 10 am. Members present were chairman O C Gosman and commissioners A L Anderson J E Shaw and Acting Clerk George R Baker. It was ordered budgets of county officers show total expenditures and be filed. The county clerk was directed to assist taxpayers filing petitions for tax reductions for board action.
The county board adjourned on July 20 1925 and rescheduled the regular session to August 10 with petitions for tax reductions to be acted upon before opening as a Board of Levy. The adjournment occurred at 11 a m and the entry was signed by County Clerk John S Baker and Deputy George R Baker.
Federal roundup at Beaverhead forest impounds 120 unbranded horses and 20 with blotched brands. The stock will be sold at public auction in Dell Montana at 2 o clock Saturday Aug 1 if owners do not claim and redeem them. Forest Supervisor John B. Somers oversees the sale.
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