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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1922
Page
8
The article urges choosing a toothbrush by mouth size shape and bristle stiffness with options 350 500 and 750. It promotes Klenzo Dental Creme or Liquid Antiseptic as safe dentifrices approved by the dental profession to keep teeth white gums healthy and mouth clean.
City and county notices highlight Graeters and local shoppers visiting Dillon. Norman Gilbert and Mr and Mrs Peter Anderson visit from Sage Creek while Ke Whitworth and others travel from Sheep Creek basin. Vendors tout competitive pricing, six percent monthly terms, and Edison Disc records reduced from prewar prices at Hughes and McCaleb.
C. Thornton, president of the First National Bank of Lima, was summoned to assume Cashier Kraabels duties due to illness from flu. A new express horse arrived for American Express and will be used on the delivery wagon, while the old horse heads to Balt Lake pasture.
Mrs Ed Gray describes the South Pacific street club meetings held monthly. Stevenson of Big Hole basin visits to discuss irrigation district matters with county commissioners. Adolph Huel returns from Honolulu after several weeks away including southern California. Joe Newnes travels to Butte for medical treatment for appendicitis possibly requiring operation.
Federal officer Haige spent Saturday in Dillon investigating B Roderiquez a prisoner in the county jail awaiting deportation to Mexico. Security National Bank of Lima changes name to First National Bank of Lima. Mr and Mrs Henry Irving and infant daughter arrive in Dillon from Portland and plan to reside on the east bench. Bud Courtney and family move to Butte. Rose Stamm and Albert Stamm return from southern California. Mrs HE Molleur called to Silver Bow for her mother's illness. Street sprinkler repurposed to drain streets during thaw with a makeshift boat placed near the city library corner.
The sons and daughters of Mrs. Mary Bucy of Monida Montana express gratitude to friends in Monida and the valley for their kindness and sympathy during the family bereavement.
Beaverhead County High School photos pennants and athletic trophies are sought for display in Bozeman during the annual basketball tournament. Geo H Wilson store windows will feature Beaverhead blue and gold. Sixteen tournament teams will be adopted by local firms during tournament week. Beaverhead contestants may visit the store to meet firm members.
Wednesday includes Missoula versus Billings Great Falls versus Glasgow Havre against Manhattan Thursday games Dillon versus Livingston Darby versus Forsyth and multiple loser brackets Helena versus Popular Miles City versus Bozeman plus evening matchups Kalispell vs Big Timber Friday features several winner and loser brackets culminating in a tourney winners list Saturday hosts a Montana Physical Directors Association meeting with progressive bracket results through the weekend
Mr Hanson who joined the B C H 8 faculty from North Dakota has resigned and returned to Bismarck. His classes will be taught by Miss Blurton and Mrs Bennet. The departure came after ongoing trouble that troubled him for some time. The resignation was accepted with regret.
Tom Olmsted of Beaverhead earned second place in a District Ex tempore Speaking contest and received an invitation to represent Beaverhead County High at the state meet in Bozeman during the basketball tournament, March 7 to 11. He impressed listeners with clear logic and earnest effort.
In a praise filled note the producer lauds Five Days to Live for its powerful story color settings and atmosphere. He notes Sessue Hayakawa gains a premier vehicle for his genius and praises the sympathetic depiction of Chinese life and character. Dorothy Goodfellow wrote a romance tragedy and drama woven into a Chinese love story.
Seale Hayakawa stars in a screen drama about Chinese life and girl slavery. The hero, an idol-carver, sacrifices all to free the girl he loves as mutual love and self abnegation drive the story. Tsuu Aoki features alongside an all oriental cast. March 10 at the High School Theatre.
The squad, runner up in the District Tournament, travels to Bozeman today. Names in contention for the final roster include Andy, Smith, Leimert, Williams, Selway, and Sweeney, with the sixth spot likely to go to Marion Davis, Rodney Foster, or Alan Smith.
The event features evenly matched teams and a high class brand of basketball throughout the season, signaling a standout State Tournament with competitive play and quality performances.
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