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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1923

Page

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Dillon Hosts Grand Commandery Conclave Visitors

The Dillon gathering marks the 36th annual Knights Templar Grand Commandery conclave with about 150 prominent men from across the state. Activities include services at St James Episcopal Church, a bridge luncheon, a City Hall dance, and a motor trip to Virginia City before a planned visit to see President Harding.

City Walker Virginia City Dillon Coend Canmaanidery Grad Commandery Knights Asvla Andris St. James Episcopal Church George Hirst Bolewine Asyun Hincheon Asylum Harding

President Harding to Visit Dillon as Part of Alaska Tour

President Warren G. Harding and Mrs. Harding plan a West tour stopping in Dillon Friday morning. A crowd of Beaverhead County residents will greet the presidential party as it travels from Idaho Falls to Butte, with a brief address from the president and a wide itinerary across the Pacific coast and Alaska.

Dillon Beaverhead County Warren G. Harding Idaho Falls Butte Harding Rae Sheldon J. Davis Linen Woud Blavding Lefk Alasta Inta Canity Panama Canal Porteico Alaska Yukon White House Tacoma Wash Pacific Territory Eine de Grek Lenis Kansas City Denver Cheyenne Lake City Pocatello Idaho Melena Mont Spokane Wash Taft

Mrs Fielder Takes Poison in Personal Crisis

Mrs R W Fielder a Gilmore postmaster for over a year or more took poison in what is described as a personal crisis over financial matters. Medical aid was called and doctors worked to remove bichloride or mercury from her stomach while she lay unconscious, with authorities noting the drug’s deadly nature.

Salmon Gilmore R. W. Fielder Fielder

Death of Tony Williamson in William son block

Tony Williamson a longtime resident of the city died last Saturday in his apartments from heart trouble after more than a year of illness. Funeral services were held Sunday at 3 pm at the Methodist church with burial in Mountain View cemetery. He would have turned 48 next month. Born in Corinne Utah he moved here as a child with his grandparents and spent most of his life in this city. He married Nellie Burke two and a half years ago and is survived by several relatives including Mrs Hurley Leach and Mrs J F Wiksdal.

Tony Williamson Williamson Block Methodist Church Mountain View Corinne Utah Nellie Burke Hurley Leach J. F. Wiksdal

Barshaw Cafe Undergoing Major Additions and Upgrades

Over the last two weeks Barshaw cafe has seen extensive improvements including a rear extension and hundreds of dollars in new kitchen equipment. The upgrades feature a hotel range, steam table, several new sinks and a large sanitary refrigerator, with completion expected soon. Visitors will be welcome to inspect the kitchens and business.

Barshaw Cafe

Beaverhead Lamb Crop Could Net Over Half a Million

R. E. Foster, a Beaverhead county commission man, has contracted nearly all Beaverhead mutton for N. E. B. Naylor and Chas. Coyle of Nebraska. About 80,000 lambs are expected this season at roughly 70 to 80 pounds, with green hills and favorable range conditions. At $7 per head, the total could exceed $600,000, as many flockmasters contract for fall delivery to Central City, Nebraska.

R. E. Foster Beaverhead County EB. Naylor Chas Coyle Nebraska Beaverhead Otto Schulz Central City Nebr

Dillon Man Earl Selway Dies at 41 of Heart Trouble

Earl Selway a native of Dillon died Sunday afternoon at his north Dillon home after a long heart ailment. Funeral services will be held today at the Methodist church with Maxonic lodge in charge. He would have been 42. Survived by his mother, wife, daughter, two brothers Roy of Dillon and Warren of Alhambra Springs, and four sisters Maud Mrs Y W Kawin, Dulix and Anna.

Earl Selway Dillon Methodist Church Maxonic Lodge Mountain View Iupact Selway Tie Rotert Lilien Alles Chapman Tits City Oie Roy Didlon Warren Alhambra Springs

Rural Women and Education in Montana Spotlight

Mrs Isaac Edinger former Dillon teacher drew clubwomen from across the state with a talk on rural conditions in Montana. Her critique of unequal educational opportunity and market access for farm women prompted an order for 500 copies of her speech.

Isaac Edinger Dillon Montana City Club Edinger Normal College Columbia Ike Holinger Divide Examiner Lmits United States New York Times

Mayors and Officials to Welcome Presidential Party

Mayor Roscoe Cornell will receive the President and Mrs Harding and introduce the Chief Executive. Governor Dixon will join the presidential party here. Committee on Arrangements lists Senator Hazelbaker Representative Rodgers Gilbert Monroe Davis and others from the Normal College and local officials.

Davis Normal College Dixon Dillonites Presiden First Lady Roscoe Cornell Harding F. A. Hazelbaker H. G. Rodgers J. H. Gilbert J. E. Monroe Sheldon E. Davis the Normal College Hugh L. McCaleb Ross Emerick F. M. Poindexter L. K. Adams Jack Nemeck

Moonshine raid arrests rock Hogan's Alley cabin

Fred Johnson Joe Cherette Cassie Calfee and Mike Macklin were arrested Saturday evening in Hogan's Alley. Johnson and Cherette face moonshine possession charges while Calfee and Macklin are charged with possession and sale. Calfee pled guilty twice to manufacturing moonshine. All four released on bond. Jack Ramsey arrested Saturday with moonshine and pled guilty in justice court. M. J. Pauley fined $25 yesterday for being drunk.

Fred Johnson Joe Cherette Cassie Calfee Mike Macklin Hogan’s Alley Calfee Moon Jack Ramsey M. J. Pauley

Dillon Prepares Free Fourth Celebration Parade and Sports

Dillon readies a big free Fourth of July with a morning parade led by the new fire department band. Veterans, scouts, church groups, and dozens of floats unite as Armstead meets Dillon in a baseball game, racing and Wild West events follow, then a street vert/concert and more activities in the evening.

Dillon Fire Department Equestriennes T. W. Bennett Armstead Stanta

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