Dillon Examiner 1902 Second Class Matter Notice
Dillon Examiner notes it is entered as second class matter in 1902 under federal act. The paper directs all editorial and business correspondence to the Examiner office. The fragment hints at discussion of finals and guarding but is unclear on specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Montana
Editrial
Examiner
Dillon Examiner
Andy
Bozeman
Missoula
Andy Smith
Sterling
Dillon comes from behind to take tough district games
Dillon edged Anaconda 12 10 after a late shot by Andy Smith and then defeated Philipsburg 16 10 to reach the finals, with Andy Smith and Lee Williams among Dillon’s top scorers. Tom Olmsted took second in extemporaneous speaking for Dillon, who faced Missoula in the title game.
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McCarthy
Anaconda
McDonald
Andy Smith
Dillon
Emnmon
Philipsburg
Butte
Lee Williams
Andy
Franklin
Missoula
Elmer Selway
Sweeney
Kelly
Foster
Williams
Tom Olmsted
Carpenters
Ross
Hartwig
Graeter
Keller
Thornton
First knicker suits appear in Dillon worn by Miss Newcomb
Miss Newcomb models the first knicker suit seen in Dillon, designed for sport and daily wear by Kahn & Company. The brown suiting, cut in manish lines, attracts attention among feminine admirers as Lougheed opens a Kahn agency shop at the Andrus hotel for measured garments for men and women.
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Dillon
Miss Newcomb
Melville&t. Lougheed
Kahn &Company
Mr. Lougheed
Andrus
Kahn
Measure
Dil lon Rod and Gun Club’s Ted Renfro Named All American Trap Shooter
Ted Renfro a crack shot from the Dil lon Rod and Gun Club has been selected for the all American trapshooting team. He lives in the Centennial valley and has competed in major U S tournaments over the past year. His average is .9768 and he ranks third among ten selected.
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Ted Renfro
Dillon Rod and Gun Club
Renfro
Centennial Valley
United States
Sweaters To Be Awarded To Basketball Team
A special assembly last Monday announced upcoming sweaters for the basketball team. New royal blue sweaters feature gold letters and gold stars for service. The official presentation will occur after the season ends, with concern raised about safety at the Missoula tournament.
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Mem‘bera
Missoula
H. S. News
Cantata The Garden of Flowers Nears Completion
The Glee Club under Mrs. Thurman nears completion of the cantata The Garden of Flowers. Solos duets trios and quartets with choruses promise an attractive program. Fedora Morton to be featured in two dances. Boys and Girls quartets add selections. Dr LeClar visited Dillon from Virginia City. R H Boatman visited from Centennial valley.
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Glee Club
Dr. LeClar
Dillon
Virginia City
R. H. Boatman
City
Centennial Valley
Road Work Funding Reported in Helena Meeting
Federal and state highway officials met in Helena on Friday to approve seven hundred thousand dollars for road work. The action aims to fund local infrastructure projects and accelerate construction timelines.
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Helena
State Forest Road Spending Plan For Montana
The 878,896 appropriation includes 700,000 for road work across several Montana forest projects. Projects include Middle Fork Flathead 200,000 Monarch logging creek 80,000 Lookout pass 35,000 Bitter Root Big Hole 17,000 St. Regis survey 6,000 Lewis and Clark pass 63,000 West Galatin 100,000 Lolo pass 100,000 Libby Rexford 100,000 and 50,000 each for Centennial divide Madison county and Smith River road funded from forestry development funds. The start date awaits secretary of agriculture approval and highway commissioner consent after an open meeting with city representatives.
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United States Forester
BE. A. Sherman
Middle Fork
Flathead Road
Forestry Office
Belton-Glacier Park
Monarch Logging Creek
Lookout Pass
Mineral County
Bitter Root-Big Hole
St. Regis
Lewis and Clark Pass
West Gallatin
Lolo Pass
Libby-Rexford
Madison County
Smith River
George W. Lanstrum
Secretary of Agriculture
State Commission
Melrose Social Scene Highlights Masquerade Ball and Visits
A lively Melrose week features a masquerade ball with varied costumes and a delicious supper by Mrs. MacIvor, plus late afternoon music. Many locals and out of town guests attended, including the Vances, MacCauleys, and Harveys. Several residents traveled to Butte or Dillon for events and recitals as Melrose prepares for upcoming musical engagements.
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John Peterson
Dodgson
Frank Tate
Cline
Butte
Beatrice Maddox
Melrose
Gregson
Willard Olson
Hazel
Vesta
Susan Ploof
Melrosé
California
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Hugie Turner
Thelma Fisher
Roy Vance
Dodge
Roberta
Helena
John Maclver
Cayley Nelson
Salt Lake
Percy Vance
Olga Gardiner
Lima
Lacy
Robert Clark
Clifford MacCauley
Louise Hoffman
St. James ‘Hospital
Ed Harvey
Cecil Malahan
Imar Young
Maurice Harvey
Ernest MacKenzie
Arthur Hopkins
Charles Ferguson
Wise River
Lee Shelton
Forest Lindlief
Nig” Shelton
Divide
Ruth Parker
Willow Creek
David Hier
Apex
Bill Dodgson
Then Dodgson, Jr
Mary
Catherine
Patrick Smith
Louis Hoffman
Catr Hoffman
Roy Peterson
Frank Kambrick
Hilary Tate
Teresa Atkinson
C. J. Clark
Wm. Lacy
Dillon
Ruth Vance
Robert Slater
George Vance
Leona Slater
Ria Vance
Florence Olson
Prof
Gregory
Training School
Miss Olson
Pete Olson
Louise Harvey
Dolly Maclvor
Gladys. Boettcher
MacCauley
804
Op Gulch
George. Owens
John Raymond
Owens
St. James Hospital
J. Longley
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Sam
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Maureen ‘Desmond
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