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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 23, 1930

Page

5

Brendel Promises Wit in The Golden Calf at Hartwig

El Brendel, famed Fox tone comedian, performs in The Golden Calf a lively comedy with music at the Hartwig theatre Sunday and Monday. Sue Carol and Jack Mulhall lead with Marjorie White, Richard Keene, and Paul Page in the Greenwich Village set tale directed by Millard Webb.

el Brendel Fox Movietone Hartwig Theatre Sue Carol Jack Mulhall Greenwich Village Marjorie White Richard Keene Paul Page Millard Webb

Two Plead Guilty To Larceny Charges

Charles Webb pleaded guilty to a larceny charge in district court before Judge Henry G. Rodgers and faces sentencing Saturday morning. Roy Ward seeks more time to prepare his plea and will be arraigned Saturday. Authorities say the pair broke into pool halls in Armstead and Monida last week and were captured by Pocatello police. Edward J. Doyle was sentenced to 30 days in county jail after pleading guilty to stealing trousers from a city youth. The Examiner is Beaverhead county's official newspaper.

Charles Webb Henry G. Rodgers Roy Ward Webb Armstead Monida Pocatello Edward J. Doyle George Opp

Residents and visitors flock to Dillon from nearby towns

A long list of travelers and residents visiting Dillon and surrounding communities is recorded. Names include Albert Johnson from Centennial valley, George Whitworth from Sheep Creek basin, the Forsyths en route to the Pacific coast, and many others from Lakeview, Medicine Lodge, Dell, Twin Bridges, Wisdom, Polaris, and Helena.

George Whitworth Dillon Sheep Creek Basin J. H. Bray Lakeview B. L. Forsyth Pacific Coast Prank Rife Medicine Lodge T. Cashmore Franklin Cashmore Butte W. D. Sandy Nera Twin Bridges Paul Garr Dell J. H. Shaw Wisdom A. Hayden Centennial Valley James Nye Jay Tallent Sage Creek Peter Anderson Sam Parker Tom Yost Roy Forrester Don Randolph Cora Holland Helen Randolph Wyoming William Regenbaum Ziegler Springs Dixie Lahood R. D.curry Morrison Lake Lyman Bennett Virginia City Charles la Due Sheridan W. Stallings Clayton Kennedy George W. Paxton Nation Helena George Pyle Polaris R. Fordyce Fred Gilbert Alder Isaac Rife, Sr Isaac Rife, Jr City Adolph Pahnisch

Boy shoots himself in leg while cleaning rifle

Dick Nolan Jr. of Argenta accidentally shot the calf of his right leg while cleaning a small caliber rifle at home. He was brought to Dillon and treated by Dr. Poindexter. the bullet ranged downward through the leg. He remained a patient at Barrett hospital today.

Dick Nolan, Jr Richard Nolan Argenta Dillon F. M. Poindexter Barrett Hospital

Accident lawsuits and auto insurance risk guidance

The note warns that many lawsuits arise from similar accidents and winning may still cost more in premiums. It urges insuring with Hazelbaker, referencing policy 48-tf as the contact.

Hazelbaker

Unified engineering secret behind Chrysler eight design

Body and chassis engineers worked shoulder to shoulder to craft the Chrysler eight. They developed a four speed multi range transmission with high and higher gears for city hills and open country. The integrated design underwent 200000 miles of testing before production to ensure perfect fit and harmony across all parts.

Chrysler Hassis

Chipmunks: Home Lovers in Yellowstone Park

Yellowstone rangers note chipmunks as home loving and clever. They build hidden dens under rocks or logs and remove dirt with cheek pouches to hide their nests. Mothers defend young by sacrificing them to protect themselves during weasel attacks.

Yellowstone Park Wyo Yellowstone National Park Paing A. Dacoy

Dillon Tales Of Locals On Trips And Visits

Dillon residents share travel and visiting news from Montana and beyond. R N Mackie attends Johns Hopkins postgrad work in Baltimore while Mrs Ogievie and daughter Helen visit from Long Beach California and recount a near rollover incident north of town. Joe Madden from Connecticut visits family in the Big Hole basin and Grasshopper country before returning home.

R. N. Mackie Montana State Normal College Dillon Mr. Mackie Johns Hopkins’ University Baltimore Earl Ogievie Helen Long Beach Cal Ogievie Kathryn Lasich Lasich Oglevie Joe Madden Connecticut Big Hole Basin Frank Madden Joe Beaverhead County George. Reece Iowa Lee Reece Harry Schuler

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Brendel the Examiner Albert Johnson H. C. Biering Beaverhead Auto Sales Stortal Review MISS Audrey A Sea Clif L. I J.C. Penney Company Dilton Hugh McCaleb Murray Hospital A. A. Curnutt Jack Bennett James Kelly Frank Paul Boss Emerick Chester Gilbert Ralph O'Leary David Sullivan Livingston Howard Roseneau Mrs. Roseneau Dale Metlen Genevieve Metlen Ruth Johnson Krom Billings A. T. Peterson Billings Cta Peterson Missoula F. C. McFadden Lolo -Hot Springs Great Falls Raymond Schwartz William McManus Coast Alex Remneus Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Local Exchange W. C. Hardy Roy Jardine D. A. Galt Dillon Automobile Chrysler Automobile Bill Nelson Hughes & McCaleb Bill Lakemon Ruff Dunn Nelson California William Mitchell City Drug Company Hamilton Alaska George Wolfe James Sparrow Mr. Wolfe Fred Bennett Muriel Bennett Mountain Home Idaho Mrs. Bennett W. D. Rosa Bennett Vic Westerford Hidde Lake Dillon Fellows Greybull Howard Flitner Annabel Desmond Henry Ford Elliott Beaverhead Harry T. Dunn The Fisk Rubber Company Fisk Featherly
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