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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1923
Page
6
The passage extols surplus from animals to humans and urges saving. It lists Frank Landon as speaker and names A. F. Waldorf as president, T. J. Mulany as vice president, Marshall Field as vice president, B. N. Stevenson and F. H. Bramsman as cashiers with assistants described as poets, ending with a sales pitch for the bank.
A long list of visitors residents and travelers report from Dillon and nearby towns. Names include Mrs Reegan Denton Oliver Floyd Durkee Roy Jackson Will Waugh Ed Gleed Lynn Nye W. B. Orem Nyhart James McKnight and many others from Lima Dell Leadore Bannack Monida Armstead Ennis Melrose Jackson and Horse Prairie with Memorial Day and business activities noted.
Ren visited Dillon en route from Missoula to Salmon City to join Mr. Barry in an auto business venture. Mrs J Robert Morton and daughter Mary Lee travel to Mountain Home Idaho to join Mr Morton in business. Mr and Mrs R B Caswell arrive from Pendleton Oregon and plan a ranch stay in Centennial valley. Carl Decker moved to Dillon from Armstead purchasing fourteen registered milch cows from Rockrose herd and three thoroughbred bulls for a dairy venture. Harold Reneau of Jackson had a federal slacker charge dismissed in Butte after five years, with testimony from local officials. Reneau previously registered to vote in Jackson and was listed in the county school census.
John Reece and family leave Dillon for Jackson for two weeks then plan an overland trip to Iowa upon return. Mrs. James Conger closes her boarding house for the summer, to reopen in fall. Dan Jewell, son of George Jewell, returns from a year in Pocatello Idaho to visit his father briefly. Mrs. W. E. Barry and two children visit Dillon friends.
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