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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
5
Sens Nollet presents a program including Mendelssohn and Delibes with Reinecke and Moszkowski works performed by Mokrejs and others. The concert highlights bring chamber and piano pieces to the evening lineup.
Missoula March 4 six youths believed to be university students were jailed after a Frenchtown dance liquor party. Sheriff John A Rice arrested government liquor enforcement agent Lawrence McLaughlin and a woman identified as Agnes Jennie Doe, alleging liquor sales. McLaughlin previously faced liquor charges in Missoula and Ravalli counties.
Babson Park Fla March 4 statistician Roge W Babson expresses strong optimism about the new administration and its impact on business. He argues conditions matter more than presidents, cites the Babsonchart showing past fluctuations and predicts gradual improvement under President Coolidge with capital regaining confidence.
Governor J E Erickson signed the Fox Parken McCarthy narcotic measure H R No 6, making it effective immediately in Montana. It imposes life imprisonment for selling to under 18, and 3 to 100 year terms for illicit possession, with penalties detailed for possession, sale, barter, or distribution of listed narcotics.
A new publication from the Great Northern Railway’s agricultural development department promotes Montana homesteading. 25,000 copies from the press target eastern distribution with letters from farmers detailing resilient harvests, dairy and livestock gains, and the case for permanent Montana agriculture.
Joe Polish was absent with a cold last Thursday while Archie and Genevieve Green missed Friday for a Nelson school outing. Mr. and Mrs. J C Ferguson drove to Dillon Saturday and daughter Ethel stayed Sunday. Miss Mabel Harroun visited in Dillon Saturday. Matt Polish celebrated his February 21 birthday with fifty friends, games, dancing, and a late midnight supper. Ferguson and Steve Kambich hauled timber this week as Polish baled hay for the station. A pin button sale will raise funds for playground equipment. Pearl Mittlemier visited her parents, and her son Hart attended school. Masqueraders from the community included George Ferguson Julius Hartwig and Edward Gransberry.
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