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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 28, 1920

Page

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Sugar Tax Sparks Western Price Clash in Montana

Butte Helena and Dillon housewives face 10 cents per pound sugar tax, not from federal law but from Utah Idaho sugar refiners. Missoula prices as low as 17 cents per pound, Billings shipments priced 10.75 dollars per hundred lower, prompting charges of regional price fixing and discriminatory beet sugar rates.

Butte Butte, Helena and Dillon Utah Idaho United States Butte, Helena Dillon Billings Missoula J. T. Parks North Main Street Parks Ovando E. Youlden Davidson Grocery Company Helena Bilings Butte Helena Utah-Idaho Territory Utah-Idaho San Francisco

Dillon Loses To Montana Power In Close Baseball Game

Dillon traveled to Butte to face the Montana Power nine in a tightly contested game at the Columbia Gardens. The home team capitalized on errors and timely hits to pull away late, winning 8 to 6 as Frank Gosman pitched well despite the miscues behind him.

Dillon Butte Montana Power Columbia Gardens Frank Gosman Gosman Tremblay Carrol Doc Knight Mattson Opp Fuller Delaney Babe Bradley McGeehan Jovick Barrett Olson Heaton Barret George Gosman Whalen Phippen Jet G. Gosman Carroll Kiley Delany G. Gosman Cullen

County assessment completed with reduced total value

Emerick finished the county assessment last Thursday and turned the books to the clerk and recorder. The total actual value falls to 24 419 693 from 28 984 873 last year, due chiefly to livestock shipments. Irrigated land 273 629 acres valued at 6 627 713. non irrigated 89 692 acres at 852 616. state lands 3 201 436 across 338 060 acres.

Emerick

Democratic State Ticket Set To Run At Primary

Helena meeting of the democratic state central committee decided to drop all but one candidate per office to confront non-partisan contenders in the August 24 primary. The slate includes Evans for Congress First District, Carrol for Second District, McDowell for governor, Hilger lieutenant governor, McConnell attorney general, Peet secretary of state, Sabre state auditor, Hawkins state treasurer, Matthews and Woody and Stanton for supreme court, and McCormick for railroad commissioner.

Democratic State Central Committee Helena United Front Congress John M. Evans Missoula J. T. Carrol Yellowstone W. W. McDowell Silver Bow David Hilger Fergus Atje A. H. McConnell Lewis and Clark Herbert M. Peet Wheatland A. G. Sabre R. M. Hawkins Madison Supreme Court John A. Matthews Broadwater Frank Woody J. W. Stanton Cascade J. E. McCormick Jefferson

Grasshoppers Exterminated in Centennial Valley War

Centennial ranchers, led by state officials, report near total eradication of field pests after a multi thousand dollar program. Poisoned bran spread by wagon and matching mixing unit at Roe ranch near Lakeview killed hoppers swiftly, with Longevity of poison causing deaths within 12 to 24 hours. James Doyle heads Lakeview mixer. Martin Fitch and Harry Martin direct distribution. Deer Lodge visitors noted.

Centennial Warley Centennial Valley State Department of Agriculture Centennial Roe Ranch Lakeview James Doyle Martin Fitch Harry Martin

Remarkable 16 year old pianist to perform in Dillon recital

Ralph McFadden, son of Mr and Mrs Frank C McFadden, will perform a recital August 2 at 8 30 pm in the training school auditorium. Presented by former instructor L A Gregory, the program includes Beethoven Sen te Op 2 No 1 Chopin Moonlight etudes and Liszt Rhapsodie Hongroise No 2. Admission is free and the public is invited.

Dana Institute of Music Warren Ohio Dana Institute McFadden Dillon Senate Kraganoff

Dillon People Picnic at Elkhorn Springs

A large crowd from Dillon visited Elk horn Springs for a weekend outing. The new plunge, 40 by 60 feet, opened last Sunday and drew many swimmers. Sixty three people occupied the small plunge at once. The old plunge remains for non swimmers and children. A new bungalow for Mr and Mrs C H Phillips was completed, and Mrs Phillips and Miss Mary Hester Phillips will spend much of the summer there. Elk horn has become a favored county resort with more cottages expected next year.

B. F. White Montana Beaverhead Examiner Beaverhead County Boston J. E. Hample Butte Jeremiah Williams Company Bob Boone Halewell, Jones & Donald Company R. E. Foster Silberman Brothers Chicago I. F. Austin C. P Dillon Fikhorn Springs C. H. Phillips

Guy Gray Reports Theft Of Horse And Outfit

Millpoint ranchman Guy Gray recounts the loss of a bay horse with complete riding outfit including saddle bridle blanket chaps spurs and a Savage rifle. Murphy, a former worker, vanished from the Gray property as Gray handled county seat business. This marks Gray's second total riding outfit theft as he vows to pursue the thief.

Guy Gray Millpoint Murphy Gray

Big Crops for Beaverhead County Hay and Grain

Beaverhead county sees a brightening outlook after two dry years and a harsh winter. Irrigated areas report abundant water, strong crop prospects, and farmers expecting bumper hay and grain yields. Ranchers praise high quality oats and alfalfa with labour shifting to autos. wages around four dollars daily with board. Big Hole basin confirms plan to harvest a bumper wild hay crop of good quality.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Valley Big Hole

Boy Dies In Accident Atop Sign Board

Eight year old Charles Watson son of Mr and Mrs August Zadra died instantly when he fell from a sign board early Sunday morning. Funeral held yesterday at St Rose Catholic Church proceedings continued from page Hight.

St. Rose Catholic Church Charles Watson August Zadra

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Kail Kall Kelly McKenzie State Central Committee P. Wilson Carlen Sulpher Deer Lodge P Anna Ane Ralph McFadden Elkhorn Attention Democrats W. B. Hartwig Democratic County Central Committee
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