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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
6
Burke Auto Transfer advertises light and heavy haul services with contact details. The brief notice mentions phone numbers and professional vehicle transport offerings for moving goods and equipment.
Dillon area commerce and social notes list many visitors from Polaris Dell Red Lodge and Butte, car dealers advertise Mansfield Cord Tires at Montana Auto Supply Co, eye specialist Dr Scarborough will visit Andrus hotel, and local residents from Grant Armstead Jackson and Melrose frequent Dillon for business and Catholic field day events.
Jamis D. O Connor son of Mrs. Earl R. Smith of this city received his diploma at Gonzaga College Spokane Washington on June ninth. He was chosen from a class of seventy five to deliver one of the principal addresses reflecting his high scholastic standard. He held many student offices and played on both football and baseball teams contributing to Gonzaga’s Inland Empire championship. At seventeen he plans to return for college work toward medicine and a successful career.
Transfers include Patents from United States to John Stricker for 480 acres on Horse Prairie and to Albin Johnson for 160 acres on Bloody Dick Creek. Also listed are various Dillon area parcels, water rights, a decree of distribution for Carrie Harmon, and articles of incorporation for Idlewild Hunting Club and The Waldorf Company.
Twenty two eighth grade pupils across county districts succeeded in the state exams and earned diplomas. Top average went to Inez Sassman of Rock Creek with Dan Peterson of Kidd close behind. others with high marks include Vaughn Ward of Bloody Dick and Lila Hansen of the Centennial Valley.
Tony Stefanatz of near Twin Bridges won first in the Madison county magpie drive conducted by the Farm Bureau to destroy magpies and eggs. He collected 631 magpies and eggs and earned a $5 prize. Wesley Baril of Sheridan took second with 695, winning $3. Gilberto Bock of Sheridan was third with 499, and Sylvan Gallahan fourth with 256. Twenty three boys from Ruby Beaverhead and Big Hole communities participated.
Participants tally 8863 magpies and eggs in a county boys contest. Organizers praise turnout and note strong participation across schools and clubs.
Mansfield Cord Tires carry a strong guarantee backed by Montana Auto Supply Co. The retailer promotes reliability and after sale support for drivers seeking assurance with tire purchases.
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