Dillon Examiner Notices and Departures
The Dillon Examiner reports possible departures and address changes for local entities and organizations. Readers are advised to note potential shifts affecting community groups and upcoming meetings.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner reports possible departures and address changes for local entities and organizations. Readers are advised to note potential shifts affecting community groups and upcoming meetings.
Chicago reports a premier men’s style show at 36 South Franklin Street. Horace clothes reveal rising fashion with cuffless trousers and higher waistcoats, a bold eggplant overcoat motif, and a living model to illustrate new fit and height. Aiming to shape a nationwide clothes consciousness, designer Alexander Levy guides the unveiling.
Classified sale notices listing Mahogany davenport dining pieces chairs beds rugs and more plus for Sale Deering binder tractor truck and office equipment from Mrs Marshall Field and Security State Bank with contact phones 82 W and 271.
John Arthur Johnson and Miss Iona Katherine Swanstrum of Dubois Idaho were married this morning at the Methodist parsonage by Rev Edward Smith. Attendants were the bride's brother and sister with her parents present. The bride, a known local figure, studied at the normal college. her pioneer Idaho parents attend. The groom, superintendent of schools at Dubois, will host the couple at their new home there.
On June 5 the district court disclosed Oliver D. Russell, who was sentenced last August to two to four years in state prison for rape, had been pardoned by the state board of pardons last Friday. Raseel is noted as well known in Dillon where he has lived since.
Arthur H. Clark company of Cleveland announces a new edition of The Journal of John Work, with Miss Jean Bishop of Dillon credited for identifying places in Montana. The work records John Work, a Hudson's Bay chief trader, during his 1831-32 exploration across Clark's Fork Beaverhead country and into Idaho.
Dillon youths who studied away at colleges and universities are arriving home for the summer break. Last weekend a group that attended the University of Utah in Salt Lake City returned, including Melvin Smith and Allan Dansie family members, Obed and Warren Shaw, Jay and Clair Cosgrove, and Jake Neldt. Edwin Anderson, also at Utah, came back recently. Lee Williams returned from Kirksville Missouri where he studied osteopathy, and Fred Carr came back from Moscow Idaho where he attends the University of Idaho.
Flowing Gold, a First National film produced by Richard Walton Tully and directed by Joseph De Grasse, debuts at Hartwig theater Friday. The Rex Beach story features oil derrick strikes by lightning, a well fire, a cloud burst and a town wiped out, depicted with startling realism.
Mrs. D L Smith entertained at a dinner for her son Melvin who returned that afternoon from Salt Lake City. Guests included Jay and Clair Cosgrove Allen Dansie Max Embree and Harry Banks.
Beaverhead Motors Company 41 promotes several used car buys with easy terms. Studebaker introduces a new coach body type featuring a 65 horsepower engine, 120 inch wheelbase, balloon tires with 6.2 inch casings, and full steel paneling. Wyandotte green lacquer body with black upper structure and walnut brown upholstery describes the luxurious finish.
A 1925 Studebaker Special Six coach is showcased with features like wide doors and rear sunparlor windows, aluminum sills, crank window lifts, a one piece ventilated windshield, walnut instrument board, and a six hundred sixty horsepower engine. The article highlights craftsmanship, comfort, and technical refinements emphasizing safety and efficiency.
The text urges mothers to provide sweet fruit to children, noting their desire for sweets as natural as hunger. It highlights dates figs and raisins as nourishing options to satisfy cravings while promoting proper mouth hygiene.
Last Saturday evening the well attended city fair featured contests with cash prizes. Otto O. Adama and partner won the one step race, Mr. and Mrs. Parker took first in the fox trot, and Lester Hoerning and partner placed second with Mr. and Mrs. Farrell and Leo DeCelles in the waltz. Lonnie's orchestra supplied the music.
Charles Wilson sues Harriet H Callaway and Edmund J Callaway with a sheriff sale scheduled for July 2 1925 at 2 PM at the Dillon Court House front door Beaverhead County Montana. Property includes lots 11 and 12 and half of lot 13 in block 8 Poindexter and Orr addition with dwelling and improvements. Cash terms. Dated June 6 1926. Sheriff D F Mooney and Deputy C Gruwell. Beaverhead Motors ad follows.
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