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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1921

Page

5

L A Gregory Presents Young Musicians in Recital

L A Gregory will present Ralph McFadden and Lester Opp in a Friday recital at the Dillon training school auditorium. The two Dillon youths study at the Dana Institute of Music in Warren Ohio and will perform a program from their Warren appearance, including McFadden’s Memories. The free event starts at 8:30 p.m. and invites all.

Dillon Training School L. A. Gregory Ralph McFadden Lester Opp Dana Institute of Music Warren Ohio Warren Institute Frank McFadden Dana Institute George Opp Dilton Opp McFadden

Barn Fire Reminder and Safe Deposit Box Pitch

A humorous anecdote about a barn fire leads to a safety message urging readers to store insurance policies deeds wills and other valuable papers in a safety deposit box. It promotes affordable annual rental rates of two to three dollars and invites readers to inspect the facility.

Bill Bonehead Bill

Frelinghuysen Warns of Impending Coal Famine and United Coal Groups

Washington June 28 Senator Frelinghuysen Republican New Jersey warned of a tragedy in the nature of a coal famine looming over the United States He said national coal organizations united into one big union are blocking federal bills to lower summer rates raise winter ones and impose government price supervision He named the National Coal Association the Anthracite Coal Operators Association the American Wholesale Coal Association and the National Retail Coal Merchants Association The senator claimed these groups are misrepresenting the measures and warned that defeating the bills could bring a coal famine next fall and winter while some relief might come a year later

Washington United States Frelinghuysen Republican New Jersey National Coal Association Anthracite Coal Operators’ Association American Worsesale” Coal Association National Retail Coal Merchants’ Association Senate

Legion News Roundup Highlights Veterans Events and Contests

Annual American Legion gathering planned as an outdoors Lake Tahoe event near July 25. Burial for William S. Milton, killed in Richmond, Va., handled by Legion and Flowers donated by the Women’s Auxiliary. LA Legion Employment Bureau reports 1562 jobs for veterans in May, down from April due to weather and a marine strike. Rev. John W. Inter national chaplain tours six weeks on Americanization and citizenship across many states. Pershing lauds Legion support for preparedness at a Lincoln banquet with Embassy speakers. Incident of denied swimming tank entry for a one legged veteran prompts call to revise park insurance. Jasper Indiana Legion member George K. Manos defeats the “masked marvel” wrestler, humbling him and his partner.

William S. Milton Richmond American Legion Caryville, Fla Women's Auxiliary American Legion Employment Bureau Los Angeles John W. Inter The Nashville Memphis Jackson George K. Manos Jasper Ind Peter Sturgis Manos Legion Marvel

Emery elected national commander of American Legion

John G. Emery of Grand Rapids Michigan is chosen by acclamation as national commander at Indianapol is national headquarters. He succeeds the late F W Galbraith Jr and becomes a real estate operator and former Grand Rapids Real Estate Board president. Thomas J Bannigan of Hartford is elected vice commander and is noted for wartime service and Legion committees.

John G. Emery American Legion Grand Rapids Michigan National Executive Committee Indianapolis Thomas J. Bannigan Hartford Conn Emery F. W. Galbraith St. Mihiel Argonne United States Army Bannigan Connecticut The Legion

Red Lodge Nomination For Receiver Of Public Money

Washington Henry Clay Province of Red Lodge Montana was nominated today to be receiver of public money at Billings Montana.

Washington Henry Clay Red Lodge Mont Billings Montana

Notice to taxpayers on property assessment declaration

All taxpayers are urged to declare property values as the assessment books near closing. County Assessor B. W. Emerick requests prompt attention to this duty. Try an Examiner Want Ad. They always bring results.

B. W. Emerick

Notice of Sale of Personal Property for Storage Charges

The undersigned will sell at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on July 28, 1921 at 10 o clock p m in Armstead in front of the garage of the undersigned one Ford touring engine number 1020187 for storage due amounting to 48 30 stored by Chas Kerr on October 11 1920 held in store over ninety days no storage paid Floyd Kennison

Armstead Ford Chas. Kerr Montana

Auction Notice for Ford Car Storage in Armstead Montana

In Armstead Montana a Ford automobile with engine number 1972705 will be sold to the highest bidder for cash on the specified day. The car has storage due of $55.00 for storing since August 28 1920 by an unknown person and has remained in storage for over ninety days with no payment.

Real estate transfers for week ending June 25

United States to Ray and Stanfield 40 acres two miles west of Apex. United States to John G. Miller 284 acres three miles south of Jackson. United States to Ernest A Denicke 237 acres four miles east of Dell. Peter M. Collins to Stephen Cook 640 acres in Sage Creek basin. Ernest A Denicke to Stephen Cook 237 acres four miles east of Dell. Orr Estate to First National Warehouse Company lot 250 by 250 feet in Orr block Dillon. Metzel Cattle Co to Centennial Livestock Co 629 acres in Centennial valley. Centennial Livestock Co to Huntington Sheep and Land Co 4469.96 acres in Centennial valley. Anderson Bros to A L Stone lots 11 12 18 14 15 block 5 original townsite Dillon. Laverne D Spencer and wife to Goodman P Spencer and wife 680 acres in Big Hole basin south of Jackson. Goodman P Spencer and wife lots 19 20 21 block 3 Jackson. Monroe W Bucy to Selway Sheep Co 110 acres on Taylor creek above Selway ranch. City of Dillon to Mary Paxton north half of lot 103 block C plat A Mountain View cemetery.

Peter M. Collins Stephen Cook Sage Creek Ernest A. Denicke Dell Orr First National Warehouse Company Orr Block Dillon Metzel Cattle Co Centennial Livestock Co Centennial Valley Huntington Sheep and Land Co Anderson Bros A. L. Stone Laverne D. Spencer Goodman P. Spencer Big Hole Basin Jackson Monroe W. Bucy Selway Sheep Co Taylor Creek Selway Ranch Mary Paxton Mountain View Cemetery

Water Right and Mining Claims Listed in County Notices

Locations Water Right by Thos McMullin notes 3 feet of snow and spring waters north of Bedrock reservoir. Mining claims include Robt C Koontz Deception Quartz Lode in the Utopia district and Ben Middleton with John White Tillie Lode in Vi pond Mining district.

Thos. McMullin Bedrock Reservoir Robt. C. Koontz Utopia Ben Middleton John White Vipond

Hereford bulls sold from Dana ranch to buyers

Dana Miller superintendent of the E. L. Dana ranches sold five purebred Hereford bulls to Woody Bros of Jackson and a couple to Herman Musigbrod. Ranchers can improve herds with high grade stock, which fatten faster and weigh more for better prices.

Dana Miller E. L. Dana Woody Bros Jackson Herman Musigbrod

Jackson man calls for county road funds to Bannack mail route

George Clemow of Jackson, en route to Butte to retire his Dodge truck, praises county expenditures on the Bannack mail road. He is one of the district’s large taxpayers and favors road funds amid recent acrimonious discussion.

George Clemow Jackson Butte

Mail Route Extended Seven Miles In Spring

A speaker notes the daily mail must reach towns and explains that due to road conditions the mail route was extended about seven miles each spring to ensure delivery continues.

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