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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
7
All letters pertaining to the editorial department or the business management of the Examiner should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
Miss Harriet Wemyss resigns after four years at the Dillon training school. She has made many strong friends among the people of Dillon and the staff, and is a young woman of culture and refinement who will be greatly missed.
Sunday services at 11 a m with topic The Universe Including Man Evolved by Atomic Force Sunday school at 9 45 a m Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p m all welcome. Special prices on storage coal during growth of June phone 276. Standard Lumber Coal Co FOR SALE Five passenger Jeffrey condition A A Elliott in good condition
Reports from Dillon and surrounding towns note Dr. and Mrs. H A MacMillan’s return from the Pacific coast, Rev Hooker’s move from Dillon to Helena after two weeks there, Judge and Mrs Lyman Bennett’s quick trip from Virginia City, and Bennett announcing candidacy for district judge. Eugene Free returns from East Lake City after medical studies and plans further schooling, while Frank Hatin Dillon area awaits the Montana university summer period. A motor dun incident near Ames and a New York City departure with a death are also noted.
A public notice indicates financing plans for stock ranches and irrigated farms at current rates. It names C. C., Newman, and a Dillon Montana contact, with phone details and security requirements referenced.
A known party picked up a package containing a dresser scarf with a name at Dillmont Park during the field day. They stated no questions will be asked and promised to return the item to avoid trouble.
The text notes that this summer Mr Hat Field will again spend his vacation in the hay fields, indicating recurring seasonal plans and family routines.
Mrs. F. H. Garver visited Missoula last week for the state university commencement where her son Raymond Garver graduated. She returned with Miss Jeanette Garver, a fellow student. Also attending were Lenora Thompson Judia Anderson Hugh Anderson Roderick Smith and Eugene Frich.
Mr and Mrs L A Gregory departed yesterday for their old eastern homes and will visit New York and Pennsylvania during the summer. Carl B Taylor returned from Los Angeles after attending the western optometry congress with a profitable meeting. Mrs Mary Judge and three children left Sunday for southern California to spend the summer and will be joined later by Paul Judge Hugh Scully and Miss Velma Judge en route by motor to the Pacific coast and plan to return to Dillon in the fall by automobile.
Robert Waddell arrived recently from Columbia Missouri where he served as an agriculture instructor.
Hurley Leach arrived last week from San Diego California where he had been spending the summer and will spend some time here attending to matters of business. He was accompanied to the state by Dan Callahan, a former Dillon man.
Senator Frank Hazelbaker was in Butte last week to receive medical attention and is rapidly recovering from surgery for appendicitis.
Jay McCarthy a well known Dillon young man and catcher for the Bun nies in the city league has accepted a delivery position with the American Express company and began his duties Monday morning.
The Sunday service schedule presents morning worship on June 18 titled The Will of God in Man and an evening talk The Jailor's Question. The Sunday school gathers at 9 30 a.m. Pastor has returned and will lead both services.
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