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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1925

Page

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Hearing on Beaverhead mining receivership continues in Dillon

Judge Bennett presided four days of testimony in the Beaverhead county Boston Montana mining company receivership hearing. Attendees included R W Allen and Isador Brand with consul for England Trust. witnesses and engineers from Butte Helena New York City and Boston attended. The session was postponed Saturday morning to allow more data gathering. Edna Stewart leaves Interstate Building and Loan to become Dell Mercantile bookkeeper.

Boston-Montana Corporation Elkhorn Butte Helena New York City Boston Dillon Beaverhead Muffley Winston Howard Toole Missoula Tta Walsh Attorney Coggin New England Trust Company W. I. Wright Coolidge Frank Morrell Wise River Southern Montana Railway Company P. B. Goodwin John M. Bairn Paul V. Gow John V. Cory Blitz Phillipsburg T. J. Walker J. C. Smith J. A. Poore John V. Dwyer Montana Power Company Dell Edna Stewart Interstate Building & Loan Company Dell Mercantile Company

Exhibition of Art At the Training School Next Week

A large number of prints loaned by the American Federation of Art will be exhibited at the Training School Assembly for four days starting Wednesday March 25. The exhibit is open afternoons and evenings with programs Friday and Saturday evenings. Friday evening features a children’s entertainment and discussions of masterpieces. Saturday offers a play Art Where Art Thou by school and community participants. Living pictures by kindergarten and primary children occur Friday afternoon. admission to the exhibit is free.

American Federation of Art

National Wool Exchange Organized to Handle 1925 Crop

Helena March 12 The National Wool Exchange was formed to take over the dissolved National Wool Warehouse and Storage Co. It plans marketing for Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho South Dakota and Iowa with a Delaware charter and 200000 capital. Directors include W W Haley Matt Start John Carmody James Lemmon John Etchart Henry Sieben James Laidlaw W W Latta Jurgen Kuhr. Officers are W W Haley chair, Matt Start president George K Reeder VP Ira T Wight secretary treasurer Gilbert T Thompson assistant secretary treasurer.

Helena National Wool Exchange Matt National Wool ‘Warehouse '& Storage Co Montana Wyoming Utah Idaho South Dakota Iowa Boston Chicago Rawlins Wyo Matt Start Mr. Staff George K. Reeder Craig Mont Gilbert T. Thompson

Visitors from Deer Lodge Ont AttendCabaret Supper Dance

Mrs Charles Brenner of Horsé Prairie and Mrs James Elmose of Deer Lodge Ont arrived Wednesday to visit friends and attend the Cabaret supper dance tonight. The visitors will stay over the weekend as guests of Mrs John McKinney and Mrs D L Nichols Salmon Herald.

Charles’ Brenner Horsé Prairie James Elmose Deer Lodge Ont Camel John McKinney D. L. Nichols Salmon Herald

Sam Robinson Involved In Feeders The Big Hole Incident

Sam Robinson came up front Butte Monday evening to see what he could do with feeders fm the Big Hole. He has taken a lot of stuff out of the Basin the past few months and Tuesday morning he began by “cop off” a bunch of the Miller heifers, they’re dandies too.

Sam Robinson Butte Feeders Fm Big Hole Sam Big Hole Basin

Gregorys Orchestra Seeks State Honors at Butte Meet

Beaverhead County high school will compete in the state music meet in Butte starting tomorrow. The orchestra, under L A Gregory, has won first place twice in past meets and includes Elwyn Metzel in the clarinet solo. The group lists violins Wayne Roberts Margaret Roe Kenneth Wheat Marion Judge Grace Ewing Edward Boger and others.

Butte Beaverhead County Gas L. A. Gregory Gregory Wyn Metzel Wayne Roberts Margaret Roe Kenneth Wheat Marion Judge Grace Ewing Edward Boger Esther Judge Clyde Sewell Henry Hodgers Curtis Gruwell Richard Cosarove Ray Gimble Elwyn Metzel Billy Doak Wallace Forsgren Lansing Waldorf Gladys Birch Mary ‘Judge Zb. B. Roe Etta Metzel Norman Giles Eleanor Francis Foragren May Clemow Martha Opp

Mrs. Anna Guyaz Dies in Castle Rock Home

Mrs. Anna Guyaz a Beaverhead county resident for forty years died last Thursday at the Castle Rock Washington home of her daughter Mrs Walter West while visiting for months Her daughter Miss Sophia Guyaz Armstead and son Henry Guyat Armstead survive Also her husband died about a year ago Funeral services were held 2 30 Sunday at Brundage chapel Rev Howard Smith officiated Interment Mountain View cemetery Ewing Combs returned to Dillon from California after wintering in Los Angeles

Anna Guyaz Beaverhead County Walter West Castle Rock Wash Sophia Guyaz Armstead Guyaz Germany America Montana Medicine Lodge Henry Guyat Brundage Chapel Howard Smith Mountain View Cemetery

Hatfield Ends Storied Bobcat Career In Final Game

Frank Hatfield, captain and star guard of the Montana State College Bobcats, played his last game after four years of standout football and basketball. He led the team in a Rocky Mountain conference season and was lauded for leadership, sportsmanship, and academics.

Frank Hatfield Bobcat Rocky Mountain Bobcats Mineduld Montana State ‘College Hatfield Septemviri Les Bouffons Romney Atkinson

Mrs. Charlotte Willard Dies After Long Illness

Mrs. Charlotte Willard wife of rancher R P Willard of Beaverhead valley died at her Dillon home after a long illness. Born October 8 1849 in Albany New York she is survived by her husband ten children and nineteen grandchildren. Funeral at 2 30 this afternoon at the Methodist church with Rev Edward Smith officiating interment Mountain View Cemetery.

Charlotte Willard R. P. Willard Beaverhead Valley BBC Dillon Willard Albany N. Y Nathan C. Gardner Illinois Lorain. Spencer Edward Sanders Esther Miller Cardwell Ben Willard Potlatch Ida William Chadwick Divide Alex Saladi Oregon George Reid Bedford Town Methodist Edward Smith Mountain View

Solve farm ills by co operation

Manhattan Kansas Co operation is the big thing for permanent agriculture and civilization says Dr William M Jardine secretary designate of the U S department of agriculture at a farewell in his honor at Kansas State Agricultural College where he is president He urges city and country business and farming interests to cooperate and improve farming methods to raise land income by producing the right kind quantity and quality of farm products on individual farms

Manhattan Kans America William M. Jardine United States Department of Agriculture Kansas State Agricultural College

Curtain Rises Tonight on Legion Minstrel Show at Hartwig

The 1925 American Legion minstrel and vaudeville show debuts tonight at 8:15 at the Hartwig theatre with five acts. Terry Browning directs and is among the end men. Normal college, high school acts, and local talents follow as advance seats sell out for two capacity houses.

Hughes and McCaleb

Legion Cohorts Meet in Butte March Twenty-First

The quarterly conference of district No 8 of the American Legion and auxiliaries, including Butte Anaconda Phillipsburg Dillon and Deer Lodge, will be held March 21 in Butte. Committees from Silver Bow Post and the Women's Auxiliary lead the event with Joe Toole and Miss Margaret Comba. A state president and auxiliary secretary will attend. Sessions start Saturday evening at the Legion hall with plans for the future and a dinner at the New Finlen. A large class will be initiated March 18 and more conference plans follow.

American Legion Butte Anaconda Phillipsburg Dillon Deer Lodge Silver Bow Post Legion Women’s Auxiliary Joe Toole Margaret Comba Auxiliary H. E. Porter R. E. Green Legion Hall New Finlen

Horse Actor Silver King Insured for 100000

Fred Thompson stars in The Dangerous Coward at Hartwig theatre with the famed horse Silver King. The equine star is insured for 100000 against death from fire lightning and tornado and against accidental injury. Dwight C Leeper Co and Hartford Livestock Insurance Co handle the policy. Cast includes Hazel Keener Frank Hagney Lillian Adrian Jim Corey Andrew Arbuckle David Kirby Al Kauffman. Walter Dansie of Salt Lake City visiting Dillon this week.

Fred Thompson Hartwig Theatre Dwight C. Leeper Company Hartford Livestock Insurance Company New York Thompson

Beav erhead matron Mrs Margaret Roe dies after illness

Mrs Margaret Roe a Beaverhead County pioneer and longtime Dillon resident died at her home last Thursday morning from pneumonia She was born in Philadelphia Oct 14 1848 and moved west in 1877 She married William Roe in 1878 and lived in Bannack Dillon and Bedrock Her charitable endowment boosted Barrett Hospital funds Her only son Edward B Roe survives with five grandchildren and several nieces and nephews The funeral was Saturday at St James Episcopal Church with burial in Mountain View Cemetery

Margaret Roe Beaverhead County Dillon Roe Philadelphia Pennsylvania Joseph Shineberger Bedrock William Roe Isaac Bannack State Bank of Barrett Hospital Edward B. Roe Muriel Margaret June Betty Jon Roe Helen Lottridge Bozeman George Whitaker Cambridge Ohio W. B. Burkett Spokane E. Marshall Terra Haute Ind Betsy Haines Grant Haines Bert Selway Sam Arndts George Roe Lima Arthur Roe Denver St. James Episcopal Church T. W. Bennett Mountain View Cemetery

Montana Sees Six Million Dollar Value in 1924 Tourist Travel

Helena March 14 Six million dollars is the estimated value to Montana of automobile tourist travel in 1924 based on reports from state commercial clubs. About 125 000 tourist cars crossed the state en route to parks on the west coast or eastern states, with westward travel heaviest. Cars stopped five or more nights and spent around eight dollars per stop. Tourists praised camping facilities scenery and courteous Montana people while criticizing road conditions and lack of uniform road marking.

Helena Mar Montana Division of Publicity

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