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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1919
Page
8
The city of Butte opens a free public market on East Mercury Street between Main and Wyoming for farmers to sell their products. City Clerk Shelby Irvine invites farmers to use the market and notes information is available at city hall.
Dillon residents and visitors from Butte Helena Lima Jackson Lakeview Sidney and other towns were reported in Dillon with many making day trips. Spouses, contractors, and miners traveled between Dillon Butte Lima and surrounding valleys while several shipments and business trips were noted.
Thorn ton president of the Security State bank and his family will tour Yellowstone national park and attend the Montana State Bankers convention at Mammoth hotel. They will visit points of interest in Idaho after the tour. The Giersdorf Concert company will perform at Hartwig theatre then play a dance at Dillmont park. George Cleveland was taken to Deer Lodge and pleaded guilty to burglarizing the Hazelbaker home and received 3 to 6 years in the state penitentiary. Drs Rath bone Best and Bimrose attended the dental convention in Butte.
A traveler notes unexpected modern improvements during visits to Oregon towns, contrasting old-time habits with recent changes seen since arriving from Spokane.
Frank Eliel, a member of the efficiency board examining high living costs in Butte, spent Sunday at his home in Dillon. He traveled to Butte that evening with Warner Metlen, who then departed for Helena.
Joe Wedum arrived Saturday from overseas duty after enlisting over a year ago and serving ten months in France with the signal corps. He resumes his role as sales manager for the Wedum Lumber company. Pipe Organist Here Dean RB Daynes arrived this week to preside at the new $20 000 pipe organ at the Hartwig theatre. The organ played last night and again tonight with an opening concert to be announced later.
Expected home soon after serving with the 116th engineers during the war, Ralph Tat Tersall has completed overseas duty and is anticipated to arrive at home at any time.
Motors from Jackson and Clemon arrived in Dillon yesterday. Haying is about half completed with two weeks remaining. C L Howards of Red Star garage traveled to Dixon on Monday due to the death of his youngest sister in an automobile accident last Sunday.
Joe Kennedy was arrested Monday at Armstead and charged with burglary. Police allege he took a harness belonging to R. J. Dansie. George Main traveled to Wisdom in the Big Hole basin Monday morning with Montana Murray, who planned a visit with friends at that place.
William Sherlock, a sheepherder, was fined $100 in Judge Nelson's court for setting a fire that burned timber in the Centennial valley.
An announcement states the Rife Electric Shop will hereafter operate as the L. T. Taylor One Shop. Bi-4t, I, B, TAYLOR.
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