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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1924
Page
7
Instructions specify all letters to the editorial department or the Examiner management be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER. The directive emphasizes proper attribution and official channeling of correspondence to the newspaper's leadership.
Babson Park Mass June 25 Roger W Babson says the current slowdown is a normal readjustment not a panic and compares 1924 activity to past depressions. He notes forty two key industries average about 10 percent below last year with several sectors above last year including bakery products beverages and cement to name a few. He argues the downturn lacks panic and points to orderly prospects for renewed prosperity.
Everett H Brundage longtime Dillon resident and businessman died after a life spanning ranching printing and furniture trade in Montana and Wyoming He helped his family run the Brundage newspaper in Dillon and later managed the furniture and undertaking business He survived by his wife three sons siblings and numerous grandchildren and great grandchildren The obituary notes his strong community respect and family ties including decades of
The Dillon session discussed opening the fishing season to June 1 to protect Memorial Day observances. A motion to set earlier fishing dates failed. Delegates debated post activity and pledged a federation of veterans groups and D A R with per capita assessments for united aims.
A mother robin on Montana street nests by a city water source at the Hamilton fountain. She enjoys evening constitutionals and a city shower bath for her brood, while a wiser bluebird nearby remains sheltered in similar fashion.
Charles Jones stars in the William Fox drama Hell's Hole at the Hartwig theater with Ruth Clifford and Maurice B. Flynn. Emmett J. Flynn directs scenes including avalanche sequences praised as spectacular.
W. M. Parker pleaded guilty to carrying concealed weapons and posted 250 bond. Joe Jump admitted intoxication with 500 bond. Jack Howard faces vagrancy hearing Saturday. Wm Cheek held on liquor possession with 500 bond. Mr and Mrs Merritt fined 10 each for disturbance with fines suspended if they leave town. St James guild food sale planned at Waldorf store next Saturday. Beaverhead Motors Co. advertises Ford used cars with easy terms.
Frank Rifes was in town with ranch talk and Mille Adams quilts. J D Brandenberg, from Lima, transacted business. Wm Ruppel visited from Twin Bridges. C M Krebs came from Monida. Lee McCrackin went to Bozeman for business. E D Drucker travels in Big Hole basin. Matt Kay from Grant. G T Paul attends Grand Commandery in Lewistown. Margaret Orr returns from Missoula university. Harry Gimble and family motor through western Montana. W B Hartwig and Tom Sillers Helena visitors. Ike Edinger from Divide. Hugh Chambers and family drive Lima to Lillon. Fred Carter to Butte. Mrs T F Drummey and Tom Drummey to Butte with John Primmey returning to Beattie. Will Waugh arrives from Leadore. Rufus Call of Butte visits Dillon. Mrs Emil Conger and baby from Salmon City arrive. J M Briggerman in Dillon from Salmon City. Mrs E B Roe from Bedrock. Mrs Earl Holter and children from Denver for summer. Mrs Frank Kellum and her small son.
Fragmentary item notes residents returning from Butte and Spokane visits. Hugh Chambers files notice of intention to run on the Republican ticket for sheriff nomination. Mentions Mr. and Mrs Otto Gosman with travel by motor.
Ready for guests hotel at Elkhorn Springs offers rooms and board at 20 dollars per week. Cottages for rent available. Write or phone J J Brown Polaris for details.
A damaged notice reports lost items and letters, with a liberal reward for return to Mrs. Nellie Maher in Pocatello. The search covers areas near Dillon and a ranch between town and Berk Christiansed, referencing a suitcase containing letters addressed to Butte and Boreman.
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