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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1927

Page

5

Dillon Hears From Long Beach Visitors and Local News

Long Beach resident John Hedley, once a notable Butte businessman, spends a Dillon week. Mrs. Sarah Morse, Red Cross state representative, visited Dillon last week. Mrs. F. Sill is recovering after an operation at Murray hospital, Butte. Mrs. J. G. Wernli and brother Donald Stone arrived from southern California. Donald Stone finished a southern California university course and will travel to New Jersey for an exposition job. Lee Stone, son of the Stones, arrived from Valparaiso, Ind. Mrs. Carl Lynch and children expected from Indiana for a future family reunion at the Stone home. Spencer Patterson returned from a Pacific coast motor trip with a Montana College friend. State livestock board session in Helena with Bert Orr attending.

Sarah Morse The Red Cross Dillon A. L. Anderson California John G. Wernli Donald Stone Southern California University New Jersey A. L. Stone Lee Stone A L. Stone Valparaiso Ind Purdue University Carl Lynch Indiana Spencer Patterson Pacific Coast Montana College Bozeman State Board of Livestock Commissioners Helena Bert Orr Poindexter and Orr

Normal College summer program and events update

K D Swan of the forest service gave illustrated lectures Tuesday with more sessions planned Wednesday and Thursday at 10. The July 5 assembly will be run by the history department featuring R E Albright Rush Jordan and Miss Genevieve Albertson. July 12 assembly is omitted to expand training school observation classes. The Moron Olsen Players present Mr Pim Passes By at normal college auditorium Wednesday and Thursday evenings. Dr S E Davis will visit regional schools at Havre Lewistown Miles City and Billings over ten days. Physical education enrollment is heavy this summer with new outdoor sports and horse shoe games. A get acquainted party was held at the residence halls with large attendance. The last issue corrected the averages for Beaverhead county ninth grade recipients Albert Polish 89.4 Ethel Sa 89 Walter Simmons.

K. D. Swan United States Forest Service Moron Olsen Normal College Pim S. E. Davis Dillon Havre Lewistown Miles City Billings Vivian Robhe Mary K. Sands Margaret Dorseth Ralph McFadden Beaverhead County Albert Polish Ethel Sa Walter Simmons

Proposals for Steel Bridge over Big Hole River West of Divide

Sealed bids for a 152 foot steel bridge over the Big Hole River between Silver Bow and Beaverhead Counties must be received by July 7, 1927, at 2:00 p.m. in Silver Bow County. Plans and specs available from the county clerks or surveyors in Dillon and Butte. Bids require a 5 percent certified check and contract bond with local sureties. examination of the site is required. foreign corporations must file articles of incorporation. The county reserves the right to reject any bid.

Board of County Commissioners Silver Bow Beaverhead Montana Big Hole River Divide Geo. R. Matlen Dillon M. J. Loughran Butte Secretary of State Beaver

Big wool clip sells at 86 cents a pound in Montana

The J H Carmichael wool clip of about 100000 pounds near Augusta, Montana, sold to J Koshland & Co of Boston for 36 cents a pound. The price is said to be the highest paid to any Montana grower this season, marking the first advance after bids rose from 32 to 33 cents weeks earlier as Providence's Colored Worsted mills reentered the Great Falls field, represented locally by Webb Armstrong.

Great Falls Providence R. I Providence House Webb Armstrong

Nez Perce and Montana Pioneers at Big Hole Battle Anniversary

The Big Hole battlefield celebration will feature strong Nez Perce representation including survivors who will demonstrate an exact reproduction of the battle for younger tribe members. White survivors will also attend. Montana State Pioneers plan to be in Missoula, boosting regional interest and tourism as travelers converge at the junction of the highways and Bitter Roots valley for scenic views and an entertaining program.

Big Hole Augtat Nez Perce Montana Pioneers Montana State Pioneers Missoula Bitter Roots

Funeral of Beaverhead Pioneer Held Here

Funeral services for Mr. Gist were held Saturday afternoon at the Masonic hall with Dillon Masonic fraternity rites. Beav erhead County residents from across the region attended to honor one of the area’s best known citizens. Pallbearers included George Dart Ike Edinger L K Adams Tom Scott Richard Newton and Pearl I Smith. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery with Masonic rites at the grave.

Masonic Hall Dillon Masonic Fraternity Gist Dillon Elmo Commandery No K. T Big Hole Basin Beaverhead County George Dart Ike Edinger L. K. Adams Tom Scott Richard Newton Pearl I. Smith Mountain View Cemetery

Enrollment A College Nears Four Hundred

A college reports enrollment approaching four hundred students as classes begin. Administrators expect steady growth through the semester with continued emphasis on new programs and student services.

State Lands Board Sets Lease Terms On Gas Rights

J M Brandford says lessees must pay a 12 percent royalty on all gas produced and an annual rental of 75 cents per acre or at least 60 dollars per lease. Bonds of 1000 dollars required with option for additional bonds totaling up to 20000 dollars. Board approves purchasing county warrants at par in ordinary cases to aid counties if safe and advantageous to the state.

J. M. Brandford Atate State Board of Land “Commission Brandford

Independence Day Events Planned in Dillon Park

Despite no formal city celebration the Fourth will still be observed with crowds at Dillmont Park. The Baxter Tonney orchestra leads two dances on Saturday night and the Fourth evening with ice cream and soft drinks available at park concessions.

Dillon Dillmont Park Baxter- Tonney Orchestra

Home town booster and buyer in community progress

A call to keep spending at home to boost Dillon economically. Local merchants offer personal service, credit, and the chance to inspect goods, contrasting with mail order firms that drain profits away. Community prosperity hinges on supporting nearby businesses.

Dillon

Rooms 34 Percent E Number 355 Re Id E 54 W

Room data fragment lists numbers and codes 355 and 54 W with 34 percent E in a partial record. No clear event or entities available to identify a complete story.

Bones of Indian Roughly Buried After Fatal Shot

The text describes settlers burying a dead Indian near a stage station after a fatal shooting. Tendoy, a respected chieftain, refused to accept the body, calling him “not one of us.” Indians held a war dance around the grave the next night, while the bartender who fired the shot vanished from the area.

Tendoy Lovell Ranch

Battle memory marks centennial of Chief Joseph clash

The account recalls Chief Joseph meeting white soldiers at the Battle of the Big Holes during the centennial anniversary. A grave opened last Saturday yielded well preserved bones with a clear bullet hole in the skull and a lone wide leather belt as the only artifact found.

Beaverboad Joseph

Practical man seeks first class outfit with sheep preferences

Practical, experienced, conscientious man seeks immediate engagement with a first-rate outfit. Prefers sheep and provides references. Address Stockman, General Delivery, Dillon, Montana. Lost near Dillon and Twin Bridges road about 14 miles from Dillon a sack of clothes and shoes. Leave at Examiner office. orm 48-1t

Stockman Dillon Montana Twin Bridges Examiner

Doctor R D Curry Dentist Office Listing

Dr. R D Curry dentist with offices in the Telephone rooms 8 4 and 5. Telephone number S564 355 and residence phone omitted.

R. D. Curry

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