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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1921

Page

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Memorial Day Honors for Soldiers in Dillon

Memorial services in Dillon honored soldiers from three wars. The American Legion led events with a march to the courthouse, Rev. Edward Smith delivering the address, and a flag-crest mound and cross at the site. Graves at Mountain View cemetery were decorated while taps sounded and salutes fired.

Pen Edward Smith Dillon American Legion George Baker Legion The Auxiliary Red Cross Boy John B. Cluley Smith Mountain View Frank Nelgon

Buick Price Reductions Stir Auto Circles in 1922 Model

Announcement at a Montana dealer meeting in Billings reports Buick prices cut by 300 to 660 dollars after the 31st. Buick’s Nash-like drive includes a 1922 model with no changes to the existing lineup and a new four cylinder engine. Dealer attendance from Montana and Flint highlights industry impact amid a five million dollar loss claim by the company.

Billings Buick Jack Nemeck Montana Auto Supply Company Pence Cadillac Flint Mich Montana

Regular Summer Session at Normal Training School

The training school offers a six week regular Summer session forenoons only. Classes from kindergarten to eighth grade, plus outsiders may enroll. Applications to Mr. Finch. supervisors provide manual training drawing music physical culture and home economics. Free movies are expected as last summer with Miss Stevenson and Mr. Frye in charge of the playground.

Finch Stevenson Frye

Cornell Park to Be Used for Tourist Camping

Dillon wins tourist camping ground after years of talk. Mayor Roscoe Cornell donates land on the west side offering ten acres with shade a stream and trout for campers. Local leaders including Jack Nemeck d Woodside and C T Magnus raise funds and plan brick ovens and an arch sign to welcome visitors.

Cornell Park Dillon Jack Nemeck D. Woodside C. T. Magnus Couty Fairgrounds Roscoe Cornell

Dr Clapp to Speak Here on Oil in Montana

President Clapp of the State School of Mines and newly named State University president will address the Wranglers' club at a banquet at the Andrus hotel. He plans to visit local oil properties, touring Smallhorn canyon shale plant, Beaverhead Alberta site, and the Axe canyon graphite mine before a seven o'clock banquet.

Clapp State School of Mines The State University Wranglers’ Club Andrus Montana Dillon Smallhorn Canyon Dillon Oil Company Beaverhead-Alberta Axe Canyon

First annual Catholic church field day and picnic promises big fun

The Catholic church ladies announce a first annual field day and picnic at Dillmont Park. The event blends carnival booths races contests and a home cooked lunch with meals available all day. Baxter Tonney orchestra will provide music for a closing evening dance with free park transportation offered. Everyone is invited to attend with families.

Everning Baxter-Tonney Dillon Red & Gun Club Otto Schulz Sheridan Harmony Orchestra Dillmont Park Dillon Baxter-Tonrey

Perfect Attendance At Waldorf High School

Students achieving perfect attendance for the year include Orpha Baker Albert Dullenty Fred Dullenty Mary Kambrick Mathew Lasich Peter Lasich Aston Lloyd Ernest Nelson Tom Olmsted Cora Perry Morse Waldorf Students with no absences or tardies in second semester entering high school January 31 Genevieve Bostwick Adelaide Gehause Irving Orr Margaret Reece Tom Yost.

Orpha Baker Albert Dullenty Fred Dullenty Mary Kambrick Mathew Lasich Peter Lasich Aston Lloyd Ernest Nelson Tom Olmsted

Hathaway Editor Visits Dillon for Graduation Event

Hathaway of the Big Hole Basin News spent several days in Dillon last week visiting friends. He arrived with Ts. Clapp who attended the high school graduation exercises. Miss Jewell Clapp graduated from the high school. Mrs. Clapp accompanied them to Wisdom.

Hathaway Richard Hathaway Big Hole Basin Bankers’ Meeting E. A. Griffith Wisdom State Bank Dillon Jack Miller

Cattle shipments reported between Redrock and Great Falls

The Great Falls Meat Company shipped three carloads of cattle to Great Falls from Redrock, buying fine steers from Martin Jackson. On Sunday four more cars of choice steers were sent to Oxden from Redrock, with the cattle driven overland from Salmon City by MacPyett.

Great Falls Redrock Martin Jackson Jackson Oxden Salmon City MacPyett

Trial jurors dismissed as civil cases disposed this week

The court term ended with jurors dismissed after nearly a month. Several civil and criminal cases were resolved with verdicts or settlements including Tower v Bond, Gallagher v Pease and Stephenson, Layden v Mahalish, Mulaney v Adell Murray, and Hoffman v Hedley. Judge Smith and Judge Carroll conducted sessions in Butte and Dillon.

Tower Bond Gallagher Pease & Stephenson Layden Mahalish Mulaney Adell Murray Hoffman Hedley Butte Smith

Training School Track Meet Sets New Records at Norbis

The annual Training School track meet held at Norbis Friday May 26 drew a large crowd. Six previous records fell as Bernard Danell and Lyston Dansie set records in broad jump and pole vault with Thomas Pinkerton and Henry Hignight also posting vault marks. 8A relay won and each member received a necktie from Eliel Brothers.

Norbis Ceep Bernard Oanelt Lyston Dansie Thomas Pinkerton Henry Hignight Eliel Brothers A. Henneberry O. Meeds Watt Hansen Pinkerban Henneberry Seebnit Cosgrove

Family motor trip to Dillon for weekend visit

Mr and Mrs Lester Loble and two children and Tom Sillera traveled from Helena to Dillon last Saturday evening and spent the weekend at the home of Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig.

Helena Lester Loble Tom Sillera Dillon

Hildreth Visibly Recovered From Illness in Dillon Visit

Hildreth, noted stockmaster of Medicine Lodge, spent yesterday in Dillon and appeared to be recovering from a two months illness. He is a prominent figure in local livestock circles and his appearance drew attention from residents.

Hildreth H. D. Hildreth Upper Medicine Lodge Dillon

Couple from Telia Attend Hoffman Home Event

Mr. and Mrs. Roy Pickerell visited the Hoffman residence on Kentucky Avenue as guests from Telia last week, linking corporate hosts with local hospitality.

Roy Pickerell Telia Hoffman Kentucky Avenue

Bankers of Group Six Hold Session in Dillon

The third annual Group Six meeting of Montana Bankers Association concluded in Dillon at St. James guild hall with about forty bankers from six counties. Officers chosen: R D Larabie president, W G Myers vice president, A J Lochrie secretary and treasurer. Next annual meeting set for Deer Lodge.

Deer Lodge R. D. Larabie W. G. Myers A. L. Lochrie Rossiter Hudson, Charles Montana Bankers’ Association Dillon St. James Guild Hall C. W. Hudson Beaverhead State Bank R. D.larabie Larabie First National Bank Whitehall A. J. Lochire United States National Bank R. W.,rogsster Sheridan State Bank N&th FL S. Cooley State Agrcultural College Holliday Minneapolis Eral Reserve Bank A. T. Hibbard Helena J. M. Poindexter South Side State Bank Butte John J. Burke Silver Bow National A. G. Luedeman U. S. National Bank Ed. Schulenberg St. Paul J. H. Sharpe Midland National Bank A. J. Lochrie

Annual Summer Chautauqua Opens Earlier Than Usual

The Chautauqua tickets go on sale on the 6th of the month with season tickets urged for purchase when the representative calls. Dillon has hosted Chautauquas for five years and this year's event is promoted as better than ever and scheduled two months earlier than usual to attract attendees despite a smaller contract and potential deficits.

Dillon

Beaverhead county to pay ten cents per sheep for shearing

Contracts in Beaverhead county set shearers pay at ten cents per sheep with board provided for machine shearers. Hand shearing will be nine cents. Rates reflect lower wool and sheep prices and reduced living costs. Operations begin late this month and run through July with notable buyers like J. E. Morse and Landon Sheep Co arranging similar terms.

Beaverhead County J. E. Morse Landon Sheep Company The Woods Livestock Company Idaho Dillon

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