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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1916
Page
6
City and county happenings include visiting residents from Butte Armstead Rexburg Idaho Melrose Bedrock Lima Madison county Madison county Dillon guests from Helena Anaconda Leadore Idaho and White Sulphur Springs. Local business life shows livery services dressmaking and tailoring firms operating in Dillon with several visits from eastern states and a Redmen lodge tour.
Cattleman Dodd shipped four carloads of beef cattle from Bedrock to Seattle while George Lyman Montana Meat shipped two more carloads of beef steers from Dillon on the same train. S. S. Carruthers attended the state county fair secretaries meeting in Butte where officers were elected and fair dates to be set later. R. Rynskai arrived from Chicago to manage Beaverhead County High School commercial department, replacing E. G. Roell who became bookkeeper for Western Wholesale.
O M Best returns to Dillon after several weeks away. He spent his rest period visiting friends in California and has now resumed his local activities.
A horse that had wandered and distressed families near South Atlantic street was shot by officers after being brought in from a range sale and left there starving. The animal had previously been lost and had molested local residents.
Reports note horses shipped from Dillon deemed finest in recent times. A man struck by a horse near the depot survived with minor injuries. Judge W A Clark travels to Virginia City for court. A Smith party motored to the Rise ranch on Medicine Lodge. Leonard Eliel returns from southern California. Swager Sherley, Kentucky congressman and brother to Mrs Burt Adams Tower, is honored. rumored as possible secretary of war. A band concert led by L A Gregory will be held at city hall auditorium tonight.
Preaching by the pastor at 11 a m with Dr Tilden delivering the first of a sermon series on The Almighty Dollar. A discussion on socialism will follow. Sabbath school at 10 a m led by superintendent Mrs Rathbone and assistants Mrs Tilden and secretary Mrs Foote.
Dr Selinger will lecture Thursday at 3 45 p m on Carey the Pioneer Cobbler Missionary. Omniguagessina Sunday features Holy Communion at 730 a m and the annual missionary service at 11 a m. Sermon asks Who Is My Neighbor and Evensong at 730 p m focuses on Love. Ash Wednesday services include Holy Communion 7 a m 10 a m and 745 p m with Lent meaning. Friday 745 p m offers Litany and Meditation on The Psalms of Penitence.
Services at the Presbyterian church next Sunday morning at 11 o'clock with preaching by the pastor. Theme: The Measure of the Worth of a Man. Psa. 8 4 6. You are invited and you will be welcome.
City Council will meet this evening at City Hall for routine business. Officials will review standard bills and conduct the usual monthly agenda in a formal session.
Frye and Company Seattle cow buyer Frank Frazier spends the week in Dillon to gauge cattle market conditions and opportunities. He is noted as a well known buyer for the Seattle firm.
Last week 23 head of horses were loaded by Woods and Snyder at Bedrock purchased from H. J. Selway. On the same date 23 head were loaded at Dillon destined for Basin. Buyer was W. A. Kennedy and the horses were sold for shipment.
Robert Warwick appears in The Flash of the Emerald a Shubert feature at the Pastime tonight. Tomorrow The Iron Strain and A Game Old Knight are shown. Friday Laura Hope Crews stars in Blackbirds from Jesse L. Lasky at the Pastime. Saturday Valli Valli leads The Woman Pays from Metro. Sunday The Chorus Lady a Paramount production plays at the Pastime. Monday a Metro film. next Wednesday Clara Kimball Young in The Heart of the Blue Ridge.
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