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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1926
Page
8
Richard Dunstan a hay laborer was hurt Sunday when horses bolted while hitching a hay rake at Noah Allen ranch near Appex. He was dragged a distance and rushed to Dillon Barret hospital. Dr. Eugene Free found serious injuries and his mother Mrs. Elizabeth Dunstan of Butte traveled to Dillon to be with him.
Nine Woodmen lodges in Butte with several thousand members plan to join Dillon for Labor Day in Dillon. The event at Dillmont park will be the citys biggest picnic of its kind, marking a large outdoor celebration.
R T Wemple announces candidacy for the Democratic nomination for Beaverhead County sheriff. He pledges a efficient business like administration if elected and voters head to primaries on August 3.
The June to August 1026 pool timetable lists daily hours for women and men classes and sessions. Admission rules limit entry to guards or instructors, with college students admitted during day hours and others by tickets from the business office or janitor. Spectators are not allowed and cleanliness is urged.
Dr. R. D. Curry has moved to new dental offices in the Telephone block rooms 3 4 and 5 with a new telephone number 355.
Lima sheepman J E Keller and Big Hole rancher Jorgen Jorgenson travel for county business and trips to Butte and Varney. Attorney Roy Stephenson visits from Kenosha while family joins him. Local residents motor to coast points and Yellowstone park. George Melton returns from wool buying. Tom Olmsted arrives from Madison after earning honors in college publications.
Rev Carl Knudsen announces Sunday morning worship at 11 with the theme A Declaration of Religious Independence. Sunday school starts at 10 and Epworth League at 7 led by Miss Pearl Hadley. Evening sermon at 8 asks Is Christianity Winning.
Tom Mix stars in The Yankee Senor at Hartwig theatre, a Fox production adapting The Conquistador by Katherine Fullerton Gerould. The color scenes, including patio shots, showcase Techni color and Emmett Flynn's directing, offering dynamic action and vivid Mexican scenery.
Lemhi county via the Salmon wool warehouse shipped 17 cars of this season's wool totaling about 700000 pounds at 34 cents per pound. Most was handled by W. C. Smith as agent for an eastern firm. The warehouse offered same treatment to small producers and single-fleece sellers.
Melrose June 25. B. T. Grant of Salt Lake City for United Smelting arrived in Melrose last week and went to Hecla to arrange the opening of mines under contract. A crew led by Elmer McLaughlin repairs a dilapidated power line serving the mines.
Frank Lasich and Miss Verle Morrison wed in Dillon last Saturday morning at the Catholic parsonage with only relatives and a few friends present. They will honeymoon in Butte and then return to Dillon to make their home. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Morrison, well known valley ranchers.
The groom is described as the son of Mrs Mary Lagion and a well known young man in the community. He is employed by the Dillon Bottling Works.
An advertisement lists Blatchford's Chick Mash Blachford's Egg Mash Oyster Shell Ground Bone Hen's Teeth Leg Bands Nest Eggs Drinking Fountains and Feed Hoppers at Tattersall's alongside Beeth sewing machine supplies needles oil shuttles belts bobbins and more. Dr A H McFarland osteopathic physician located in the Metlen Block with office 245 and residence 208 W.
Dillmont park will stage two holiday dances next Saturday and Monday evenings July 3 and 5. An orchestra will provide music on the first night while Baxter-Tonney's harmony artists perform on the second. The pavilion offers a cool comfortable setting and the food and refreshments are among the best in the state.
Mae Murray shines in The Masked Bride a Paris set drama of adventure mystery and underworld plots. The film features glittering Paris cafes Apaches underground resorts and a grand castle amid aristocracy.
In the District Court Beaverhead County Montana executors Richard R. Price and J H Gilbert notify all creditors to present claims against John Willman deceased with vouchers within four months after first publication. Claims to be delivered to Gilbert Gilbert McFadden Dillon Montana. First published June 23 1926.
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