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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1922
Page
8
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City and county society shares a busy week with Miss Ethel Wuerz in Butte and A L Stone in Helena on business. Local notables including J H Bitty and the Diller Mellors visit Butte, a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Will Fleming in Dell, and Harry G Davis arriving from Jackson on a bob sled. The Riverside Country club hosts March 7 hosted by Mrs Theodore Nelson, Shakespeare club meets March 4, Roscoe Cornell and family head to Houston for several months, Adda Richardson visiting from Lima, E E Brownlee touring Dillon, and J S Baker returning from Anaconda where he testified in the Massen case.
The Dillon Volunteer Fire department and the American Legion hosted a large dance at city hall auditorium on Washington's Birthday weekend. Hundreds attended and enjoyed Baxter Tonrey orchestra music while judges selected best costumes and couples, with prizes including silverware and cash.
A series of campus items include a student dance at Mr Wiseman’s residence on Feb 26, a handwork class gathering, Miss Van de Walker visiting Butte, and the Girls Glee club presenting In India in the college auditorium. Frank Ryburn refereed a district tournament in Missoula.
A special train will move from Lowell Wyoming to Jerome Idaho on March 1 carrying 95 Russian and German sugar beet workers and 106 accompanying children. The Amalgamated Sugar Beet company of Idaho employs them in Jerome fields, residents who settled in Wyoming years ago.
The Dillon debate squad leaves Friday for Anaconda to face the local debaters in the third meet of the season. Captain Tom Olmsted, Alan Smith, and Margaret Orr defend the negative on the Japanese question. A win would earn a shot at the Butte district winner and possibly a state meet bid in Missoula.
An epidemic of colds and a milder influenza like illness spreads through Dillon with scores of cases reported. Doctors describe the disease as highly contagious and similar to the grip and flu in onset and symptoms.
Local note indicates Rose Porter visiting Bufte this week for unspecified engagements. No additional details provided.
Mr and Mrs W B Tash drove to Dillon last week in a nifty cutter drawn by bay horses. Ranchers note the return of sleighs and cutters after years without such gear as bobleds replace travel. Clarence Bates, a traveling salesman, is a Curtis hospital patient after an appendicitis operation. Dr Kistler of Butte performed the operation and Bates is recovering nicely.
The board of county commissioners schedules its regular monthly meeting next Monday with a multi day session. W H Scully of Centennial Oil and Martin Innes of Eliel Brothers return from southern California reporting a very enjoyable three week sun filled trip. S E in Anaconda G Gilbert of Rodgers Gilbert prosecutes the forgery case against Frank Mason this week.
Noted attorney from Butte and Anaconda spent several days in Dillon visiting his brother attorney H G Rodgers. Mrs H Pease and Mrs LeClar drove from Twin Bridges to Dillon for shopping and reported good road conditions. John B Somers Beaverhead forest supervisor attended a grazing meeting in Deer Lodge and returned home Saturday. Mrs L A Metzel arrived from Alder to visit friends in Dillon at the home of Mrs Etta Metzel.
Herbert Mayson, a prominent Butte contractor, traveled to the city last week to handle business. He holds the contract for the construction of the new Normal college building.
A service of prayer and praise will be conducted Friday at four o'clock at the Episcopal church under the auspices of missionary societies from Baptist Methodist Presbyterian and Episcopal churches. The observance mirrors national efforts with donations sought for migrant farm and cannery workers, Women's Union Christian colleges in the Orient and Christian literature for women and children.
The Beaverhead County assessor B W Emerick starts 1922 property assessments with all hands on deck. The task is large and will take about three months to complete. Women are invited to attend the session as part of the effort.
Miss Georgia Mathews county treasurer yesterday received a check for 1620.80 from Secretary of State Stewart. The funds represent Beaverhead county's share of the automobile and motor vehicle tax paid to the state in 1921.
Beaverhead Motors contracts to handle the Lincoln car in the territory. The Lincoln is produced by Ford interests and sits in the same class as the Cadillac. Ford dealers will sell the eight cylinder model. A baby girl was born on the 13th to Mr and Mrs Louis Schmittroth. Mother and child are doing nicely.
Federal officer Elmer L. Almands took into custody B. Roderigeur a Mexican who was arrested at Lima months ago and held here. A white slave charge will likely be entered and he may be deported to Mexico.
Attorney B H Callaway, who has spent the past weeks in southern California, arrived home yesterday afternoon.
In Anaconda this week witnesses from Dillon and Wisdom Harris include J B E Morse Howard Morse W W Hawkins BE A Griffith and J E Shaw chairman of the board of county commissioners. Jack Mason faces forgery charges with operations said to span Dillon and the Big Hole basin. Prosecution led by W G Gilbert.
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