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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1925

Page

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Stiff Sentences In Bootlegger Cases At County Court

The Montana district court near close after lengthy sessions. Charles Retallack faced a statutory offense trial requiring three jury venires before selection. Parsons against Stone ruled for Parsons. Lohr against Gray favored defendant as plaintiff did not appear. Sorenson guilty of manufacture and intent to distribute liquor received eight months county jail and a 1000 dollar fine. Garner found guilty of unlawful whiskey manufacture got six months and a 500 dollar fine.

Charles Retallack Retallack W. W. Thibodeau Charles Burden A. A. Anderson John Lanner W. H. Connor W. T. Scully Louis ‘Steinbrecher Peter,Christensen Martin N. W. Gray Montana Richard Sorenson County Oscar Garner

Four Dillon Firemen Attend State Convention in Whitefish

Lonnie Linson J B Mayfield J W Forsgren and Will Featherly represent Dillon Volunteer Fire Department as delegates at the Montana State Firemen's Association session in Whitefish. The gathering runs through today with planned glacier park visit and Flathead Lake steamer cruise as part of the program.

Lonnie Linson J. B. Mayfield J.W. Forsgren Will Featherly Whitefish State” Firemen’s Association Dillon Glacier National Park Flathead Lake

Schulz Dance Draws Record Crowd in Sheridan

A large crowd from Beaverhead Madison Jefferson counties and Butte attended the annual Schulz barn dance in Sheridan last Saturday evening. It was described as the largest crowd ever at a Madison county dance with nearly a hundred Dillon residents driving to the event. Music was by the Baxter Tonney Orchestra of Dillmont Park.

Band concert at training school grounds tomorrow evening

A band concert is scheduled for tomorrow evening at the training school grounds starting at 7 o'clock.

Montana Delegates See Bright Crop Prospects At Grain Convention

Helena June 18 Montana is on top of the world with good crops and prices this year say the Northwestern Grain Dealers association and visitors from Minneapolis Seattle and elsewhere The convention appointed committees for nominations arbitration and other duties and heard reports that crops from Miles City to Kalispell are in excellent condition moisture is ample and carryovers small Speakers included Charles Quinn P J Coleman George Moran and George Labatt The meeting was presided over in the president absence by Cy Templemen.

Helena Montana Northwestern Grain Dealers’ Association Minneapolis Seattle J. H. Patton Great Falls John McVey Netown A. J. Maley Lee A. F.strobelin E. M. Spencer W. T. Greeley August Schwachheim Cascade J. ‘B." ‘Patton J. R. ‘Swift Lewistown Conrad W. G. Kirkpatrick P. R Trigg Miles City Kalispell Devereaux Company Mr. McVey Lywmere Irv. Stewart Commercial Club Harlowton Montana Flour George Moran George K. Labatt

Dr Orr Dispersal Sale Of Registered Horses At Dillon

Dr W C Orr held a dispersal sale at the Dillon sale yards last Saturday on his Red Rock ranch. A large number of registered and graded Percherons and other horses were sold at auction. About 80 head of mules were offered with all stock bringing fair prices. Col Clyde Moore served as auctioneer.

W.C. Orr Red Rock Dillon Sale Clyde Moore

Auction at Paul Brothers Ranch in Centennial Valley

An auction sale will be held at the Paul Brothers ranch in Centennial Valley on Saturday June 27 beginning at 10 A M. A large quantity of farm machinery and other articles will be disposed of to the highest bidder. Several teams of broke and unbroke horses of all ages including a registered Belgian stallion will be sold. A lunch will be served. C A Smith will be the auctioneer.

Paul Brothers Valley C. A. Smith

Jardine visit to Wisdom postponed to Monday

Senator Frank Hazelbaker learns Secretary Jardine cannot reach Wisdom until Monday due to engagements in Oregon and Washington. The event proceeds with a barbecue, stage coach race featuring Joe Shaw driving, a voter-rich Big Hole basin gathering, rancher volunteers, cooks, and Mines Band entertainment.

Wisdom Frank Hazelbaker Secretary of ‘Agriculture Will M. Jardine Oregon Washington Joe Shaw Big Hole Tage Jardine Chargers Shaw

Montana Normal College Opens Record Summer Session

The State Normal College in Montana launches its largest summer session yet with nearly 700 registered by yesterday noon and total attendance expected to rise. Branches in Lewistown Miles City Billings show gains as 1400 total enrollment across four campuses is anticipated. New staff include Blanche Bowdie Vinell Coulter Margaret Huntington and Roy Austin among others with permanent appointments noted for fall.

Montana State Normal ‘College Lewistown Miles City Billings Normal College Blanche Bowdie Las Vegas N. M W. C. Sawyer Glasgow Mont Vinell C. Coulter Utah Agricultural College Logan Utah Margaret ‘Huntington Lincoln Miss. B ‘Huntington Normhal’ College Sievers Acadia Col A. O. Gullidge Baker H P. Lewis Conrad Mary I Carey State College Irma Pelz Everett, Wash Bernice Patterson Vivian Robe Connie Martin Newman Miss Robe Nell Sommers Great Falls Robert McKean Yakima Catherine Nutterville

Two Business Deals Negotiated Yesterday

Yesterday afternoon Mrs. Lucy Barshaw disposed of her cafe and rooming house on North Main Street to Ed Farnsworth and Charley who will operate the place in the future. Farnsworth will be manager and expects to make changes and additions to the property.

Lucy Barshaw North Main Street Ed @ Farnsworth Charley Mr. Farnsworth Watson

Miss Beaverhead Bus Delivers A Busy Month On Route

The Miss Beaverhead bus, piloted by Ace Warren Flager and owned by Hans Lawson, completed its first month with full cabins and daily trips between Dillon and Butte. The 20 passenger coach serves ranchers and shoppers, loading at Dillon at 7:30 am and arriving in Butte at 10 pm, with plans for a sister service Miss Butte if business grows.

Miss Beaverhead Arenes Ity Butte Ace Warren Flager Hans Lawson Wisdom Dillon Mins Langon Bister Miss Beaverhead

Heaviest Wool Clip Reported From One Animal

The fleece sheared on Thursday afternoon at the United States range station weighed 38 pounds, likely the heaviest single fleece in the region. About 700 sheep, owned by the government, were shorn under D. A. Spencer’s direction, with an average fleece over 10 pounds and one specimen near 18 pounds.

Miles City United States D. A. Spencer Department Washington, D. C

Mrs. Sophia Woodward Goodall Dies in California

Mrs. Sophia Woodward Goodall formerly of Anaconda died yesterday morning in Long Beach California. She was the daughter of the late William Woodward. Her body will be brought to Butte for burial in the family plot at a local cemetery.

Butte Herbert Goodall Sophia Woodward Anaconda Long Beach Cal Harvey Showers William Woodward Bute

Pat Mahoney Sentenced to 12 Years for Grand Larceny

Pat Mahoney pleaded guilty to grand larceny last Friday and received a 12 year term in state prison. He will be moved to the prison this week after leading officers on a chase following the theft of a horse and gear at Roe ranch on Redrock.

Pat Mahoney Sage Creek Roe Redrock

Marriage License Issued in Idaho for Verstead and Buchanan

Yesterday a marriage license was issued to Clarence Verstead of Challis and Katherine Buchanan of Lemhi, both in Idaho.

Clarence Verstead Challis Idaho Katherine Buchanan Lemhi

Beaverhead county farmers rally for county fair and picnics

D P Thurber tours Beaverhead county promoting the fall county fair and local picnics at Bond on June 27 Jackson on July 4 and Lakeview on July 12. He plans agriculture talks and has organized four 4 H clubs to boost farm life education and modern methods.

Atockmoon Beaver- Head D. P. Thurber Bond Jackson Lakeview Thurber Aluo Ber Beaverhead Nelson ‘School Bond Junior Farmers Drummy Tha ‘Drummey Jackson Longhorns

Beaverhead County Nears Endowment Drive Goal

Beaverhead county expects to top its $650 quota in the American Legion endowment drive for widows and orphans of World War veterans. Senator Frank A. Hazelbaker leads the Beaverhead effort and sits on the state campaign board. Reports nationwide indicate the Legion will raise the $6,000,000 endowment fund.

Beaverhead County American Legion Frank A. Hazelbaker Legion

Dillon Nine Overwhelms Lima Team at Home

Dillon defeated Lima 22 to 0 at the athletic field last Sunday. The muddy field slowed the play and there were no sensational moments, but a good crowd attended the contest.

Dillon Lima

Dillon Man Appointed Deputy State Game Warden

Charley Price, well known local sportsman, was appointed to the position of deputy state game and fish warden. He is an enthusiastic outdoorsman, familiar with the county’s game conditions, and expected to serve effectively. It was understood Edmunds would be transferred to another part of the state.

Dillon Man Charley Price Dlah Sue Finds Edmunds Anoth Ward

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Chas. Retallack Dillon Firemen DR. Orr Coolidge Real Falls Ig Hole Basin Biones Mines Pathe Fox Film Stidéris Roy Austin Twin Bridges Alexander Seaton Columbus California Lane Ranchers Tom Edmonds
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