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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 03, 1926

Page

3

First Montana Military Training Camp Announced

The United States War Department announces Montana’s first citizens military training camp to be held in Missoula from June 12 to July 12. About 300 men aged 17 to 31 may attend, with free transport, uniforms, equipment, food, quarters, and medical care provided. The program, under post commander and regular officers, requires no obligation to serve.

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Local Officials Tackle Glendale Road And More

Bays Roads Are Good Joe Faban former commissioner of Silver Bow county visited Dillon Monday to discuss the Glendale road with county commissioners. Dale and Joe Metlen ranchers urged a roundup of horses in Horse Prairie. The board held its regular monthly meeting and made a business trip to Armstead. Amy French, first grader, broke her right leg at the training school. Music from Denver featured Mr and Mrs Lester Opp on radio. S Patterson family visited Bozeman Helena and Great Falls. Barry Hopkins delivered a new Studebaker Six to W E Stephenson. Judge Rodgers and F D Willis returned from Boulder. Rodgers left for Butte to hear a case. Arthur Ripley and M Beck planned to move to Deer Lodge for auto business. Faye Gransbury bought George Ditty’s Kentucky Avenue home. Sigerd Roode visits from Roundup. Edward Barker and Julia Bock wed in Butte. James Woody returned from Jackson to meet wife and twins from the South. T E Gilbert returned from Southern California. Rev Carl Knudsen and delegates attended a conference in Butte. Divorce records show 25 divorces in 1926 up from earlier years. Helen Randolph and Cora Holland returned from Chicago and Vermont visits. Howard Elofson’s infant son ill with pneumonia. Nan Walsh left to return to Butte.

Bays Joe Faban Silver Bow County Dillon Glendale Faban Butte Beaverhead Carl Huntley Huntley Cattle Company Dale Joe Metlen Horse Prairie Board of County Commissioners Armstead Amy French Dillon Radio Lester Opp Denver Opp Patterson Bozeman Spencer ‘Patterson State College Helena Great Falls Barry & Hopkins Studebaker W. E. Stephenson Boulder H. G.rodgers F. D. Willis Carl Knudsen Methodist Church Charles Nelson H. P. Lane Montana Gilbert Church Old Society East Helen’ Randolph Cora Holland Chicago Vermont Howard W. H. Elofson Nan Walsh Elofson

Beaverhead National Forest Supervisor Named

The supervisor of the Beaverhead National Forest has been announced, outlining leadership for the federal timber, recreation, and conservation programs. Officials emphasize ongoing management priorities and collaboration with local communities.

Beaverhead National Forest

Quake Theory On Mild Montana Winter Explained

Judith Gap notes Walter Hard, local cafe owner, believes last summer's earthquake may explain the unusually mild two winter seasons. He recalls 1908 as a year of extreme swings with a deep freeze on Beaver Creek followed by a chinook causing floods and livestock losses.

Judith Gap Walter ‘Shorty Hard The Gap Cafe Montana Mr. Hard Beaver Creek Lewistown

Dillon Examiner Seeks Subscriptions in Beaverhead County

The Dillon Examiner boasts the largest circulation in Beaverhead County and the adjoining territory and invites scrutiny of its subscription lists for potential readers.

Dillon Examiner Beaverhead County

Get Your Eyes Right Clinic at Andrus Hotel

Dr. H. H. Scarborough conducts a two day eye service at the Andrus hotel on Monday and Tuesday March 8 and 9. He promises relief from headaches through eye work and vision adjustment.

Physician Dr W H Stephan Opens New Office in Poindexter Block

Dr W H Stephan physician and surgeon now located in Poindexter block above Dillon Dry Goods store with entrance on Idaho or Bannack street. Phone 125. Advertise in the want column of The Examiner.

W. H. Stephan Poindexter Dillon Dry Goods Company Idaho Bannack Street

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Chrysler Beaverhead Auto Norman C. Caum Fourth Infantry Hid Deer Lodge Arthur Ripley M.beck Ripley Beck Bugs Dillon Faye Gransbury George Ditty Kentucky Avenue Reichle Sigerd Roode Edward Barker Julia Bock South James Woody Jackson Virginia North Carolina California T. E. Gilbert Quality Cash Store Examiner
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