Editor address and departmental guidance for Dillon Examiner
The Dillon Examiner notes that letters should be addressed to the editorial department for the editor and business management guidance.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1921
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner notes that letters should be addressed to the editorial department for the editor and business management guidance.
Pastors of the Junior Weekly News mailed a copy of last Saturday's issue to President Harding. The unique publication is prepared by youngsters in the intermediate grades and may please the former newspaper founder. Principal Leroy Beam departed for Bozeman with Mrs. Beam for the week to handle an eligibility matter. Ernest Hahn returned from Butte and has taken a job at Montana Auto Supply with his wife and two babies.
Mrs Eva Stocker arrives from Grant and will spend a few weeks at the Elite shop working to learn the art of hat making. She will gain hands on experience in trimming blocking and design. The piece notes her educational purpose and temporary stay.
Minixy Mant in Town John Conda of Butte arrived to handle mining affairs with interest in the Jackrabbit group at Argenta. C H Polk editor of the Lima Ledger and C E Truax Lima hotel man visited Monday to present a matter before the county commissioners on Lima's interest.
Helena March 7. Montana requires any person selling milk cream or butter to be licensed by the state livestock sanitary board under 8 B 206. The board may fix standards for milk cream butter and similar products and for certified milk. Governor Dixon will receive the special session message. Forecasts vary on session length and agenda with income tax and oil tax likely to be debated. Chookoo March 19 31t1.
The text outlines expanding authority for the state game commission to employ a game warden and deputies, fix deputy salaries, declare closed seasons, and manage state game and fish property including hatcheries. It notes consolidation of the state Livestock Commission and Livestock Sanitary Board, and highlights miscellaneous bills such as a blue sky law, veterans welfare funding, preferences in public employment, alcohol sales, minors loitering restrictions, railroad reimbursement for terminal moves, smelter return settlements, repeal of price fixing, and life imprisonment for robbery.
Miss Irene Jacqueline Lyons of Dillon and Milton Curtis Gunn of Helena were married Saturday evening at the groom's parents home. The Rev. F. B. Carlson officiated with attendants Miss Maybelle Gunn and Wilson Cutler. They plan a coast trip before settling in Helena.
The Riverside Country club will host a dance on Friday evening at the St James Guild hall. After the dancing, delicious refreshments will be served. This will be the club’s largest meeting yet, following weekly dances at members' homes.
The list shows Idaho with 156 papers and compares state totals across the nation. It notes California leading with 897 papers and New York with 20 937. it cites ratios like South Dakota one paper per 1801 people and Idaho one per 2786. The text ends with George Melton returning home after a business trip in Butte.
Dillon residents and visitors are mentioned in a string of social notices. Names include Mr. and Mrs. B. W. Geary, E. J. Calldway, Clarence McGee, Hank Wetmore, the Dodd family, the McCrackes, O. W. Smith, Andrew and Wyman, Dr. Grant E. Finch, and Nellie Beall Grouse. A Beall girl Nellie Beall is noted alongside a March 6 baby boy birth at the Harison home. The article also notes a trip to Butte and a honeymoon in Salt Lake City, and attendance at a basketball tournament in Bozeman. A Christian Science service is listed for Sunday at 11 a.m. and Wednesday talks at 8 p.m.
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