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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
19
The Dillon Examiner dated September 20 1902 in Dillon Montana is listed as second class matter under the 1879 act. All editorial and business correspondence should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Men across parties file for clerk and recorder sheriff and other offices in Beaverhead county. Republicans and Democrats see competition for sheriff treasurer and public administrator with several unopposed seats noted for county surveyor and clerk of the court. Candidates include Chas Enlow John S Baker James Phillips Jack Carney Chris Hansen O J Gosman Georgia Mathews Elizabeth Sutherland Anson Baxter W E Stephenson W H Bucher W F Drummey George Banks A A Elliott C P Thomas T B Gilbert Frank Hazelbaker H G Rodgers J E David Cecil Featherly W E Chapman.
Travel through this section is heavy with twenty five to fifty cars per day. Tourists mostly carry camp equipment and rough it, visiting from many states, with peak movement toward and from Yellowstone Park.
A series of refined bridge gatherings took place at Mrs Cluley’s South Idaho home with eight tables on Friday evening and luncheon events on Saturday afternoon and Monday afternoon.
Mrs Fielding Gray arrives from Venice California to visit her father Antone Jackson in Deer Lodge while Miss Addie Baldwin leaves for the east to shop for fall millinery and spend weeks away. Miss Phyllis Evans and Miss Birdie Mathews plan return Friday from a three week east trip including a Great Lakes excursion. Mrs Russel Fryberg and her young daughter visit the Kalispell area at the ranch of Mrs Frybergs parents.
A 1880s rally calls for a new style of government, urging the primary law use to select a governor candidate not tied to past politics. The appeal favors a budget system, economy, constitutional obedience, loyalty for public office, and exact justice for capital and labor.
We express gratitude for kindness and sympathy during our mother’s illness and death. Thanks for flowers and special thanks to Odd Fellow Lodge No 81 of Jackson and the Jackson Aid Society. Walter Woody, Robert Woody, J B Woody and spouses, Mary Woody, M E Fullerton and spouses.
A party including Mr and Mrs John Drummey Austin Terry and family with Mrs Jessie Myers and Mrs Anna Burke of Seattle embarked on a motor trip to Park but details end mid sentence. The fragment mentions additional travelers and destinations but provides no outcomes.
Mrs Collins and Mrs J ehius with son of Dillon join Miss Helen Blakely of Butte for a Saturday morning trip to Yellowstone Park in two automobiles.
A Beaverhead county candidate for sheriff declares he is a Democrat and has always voted as such. He rejects rumors of any Nonpartisan League membership and says if elected he will run sheriff duties without political influence, promising a square deal.
The St James guild will be entertained tomorrow by Mesdames Paxton and F D Willis. Mrs L B Ripley will entertain the Northside Country club August 2 at her home. The Manse society of the Presbyterian church will meet with Mrs Innes tomorrow afternoon July 29.
Miss Edith Poindexter of Seattle visits her mother Mrs. Kate Lynn. Mrs E O Selway was guest of Mrs H C Gardiner at Willow Glen ranch near Anaconda last week.
Fragmentary OCR yields a political note mentioning governance by the wing and a cryptic credit to Chris N. M. Hansen.
Mr and Mrs August Zadra and family express heartfelt thanks to the people of Dillon for kindness and floral tributes during the death of their beloved little son.
A stranger forged two checks one at a fruit store and one at a local rooming house. The forgeries were not found until yesterday and the man had already left town. One check bore the signature W. A. Jones and the other C. E. Peterson.
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