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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1920
Page
8
The editor invites correspondence on editorial matters and business management to be directed to the Examiner. All letters should be addressed to the Editorial Department or the Business Management Office as appropriate.
A Beaverhead county fair and pow wow roundup will be held this year. Business leaders met at city hall and expressed countywide support for a major entertainment event with plans to be announced as they are finalized.
Beaverhead County remains in the fifth class for county office nominations. B A Risley of Wisdom declared for the clerk of the district court on the democratic ticket. Melville Lougheed filed for assessor on the republican ticket this morning.
Dillon Wing defeated the Soldier team of the 21st Infantry on the local diamond last Sunday by 13 to 6. A heavy shower slowed the game and made the grounds slippery and muddy, hindering fielding.
Scott W. Head Ellson White director for the Dillon Chautauqua arrives to finalize preparations. Local committee reports they must sell about 100 season tickets this week to meet guarantees. Tickets priced at 2.75 dollars including tax are on sale at McFadden's Huber Brothers Tribune Book Store Stone and Stone and R R Price.
Commencement exercises at Normal College set for the 18th with a large graduating class. Dean J. M. Hamilton of Bozeman delivers the address. Senior Sunday on August 15 includes a dinner at Normal hall. Baccalaureate sermon at 11 a.m. by Rev. T. W. Bennett at the Chautauqua tent. Class play on August 6 at the college auditorium.
In Fairmont Minnesota Judge E C Dean denied motions for a new trial for A C Townley president of the national non partisan league and Joseph Gilbert former organization manager convicted in Jackson last summer of conspiracy to encourage disloyalty during the war. They remain under 90 days in county jail and may appeal to the state supreme court. The judge censured their attorneys and criticized the league paper for vicious untruthful statements against the court and jury.
Judge and Mrs. J. C. Smith Attorney and Mrs. W. G. Gilbert Attorney and Mrs. T. E. Gilbert Attorney and Mrs. BE. J Callaway and Mr. and Mrs. T. N. Luebben joined Knights Templar in Kalispell. They report a splendid trip and several visitors toured Lake McDonald before returning home.
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