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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
4
The Dillon Examiner notes its 1902 second class entry at Dillon Montana under federal act and provides editorial and business mail instructions dated June 25 1919 for correspondence and management.
Prominent Montana Republicans and Democrats urge a state wide gathering in Helena on June 28 to organize a campaign against the referendum aimed amendment to the primary election law. The call lists many named officials and party leaders from across the state.
R T Wemple, having purchased the interests of Jay B Holtz in the contracting business in this city, demands immediate settlement of all accounts. Debtors are requested to present their statements and all claims are to be paid at once.
Twenty years ago Beaverhead county sees wool sales reported by First National Bank with buyers including Jeremiah Williams Boston and Max Lauterbach. Clips range from 14 to 16 cents with several large lots yet unsold.
Frank Hazelbaker attended to business in Butte yesterday. Carl Bond left for Detroit for time and medical treatment. Mrs Henry McGonigle and Miss Mizabeth McGonigle arrived from Idaho Falls Idaho and visit Mr and Mrs John Cosgrove. Aurelia Wuerz arrived from San Francisco to spend the summer visiting cousins Mrs Roy Forster and Miss Ethel Wuerz. Mrs Ogelvie of Illinois spends summer with her son Earl on South Rife street. Bugne Bond son of Mr and Mrs A C Bond returned from Iowa City where he graduated state university and now plans to practice dentistry in Montana.
A lost black mare with a star on the forehead and white right hind foot, 1,200 pounds, branded UN on the left shoulder, wearing a halter. Last seen at Swagerty ranch 12 miles east of Dell. a liberal reward offered for return to J. E. Swagerty, Dell.
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