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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1924

Page

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Legion Show Delights Dillon Audiences In Fourth Annual Effort

The fourth annual American Legion vaudeville and variety show played to standing room crowds at Hartwig theatre Wednesday and Thursday. Frank Ashworth led the production with music by Francis Tonrey and Baxter Tonrey, and stunning stage settings with Ruth and Dillon firms supplying furnishings. Performers included Blair Sprinkle, James Cunningham, Dr L S Mor and Yale Waterman among others, delivering songs, skits and a ten minute drama In The Dark.

The American Legion Law Hartwig Theatre Frank Ashworth Fred Chapman Henry Wyatt Francis Tonrey Waa Baxter-Tonrey Lonnie Francia Tonrey Mae Tonrey J. Anson Baxter Malcolm Stone Linson Douglas Thomas Walter Grimes Terry Browning Alvin Jones David Hier Sylvester Hirschman Hirel Brothers Dillon, Furniture Company W. D. Ross Ray Gimbie Joe Smith Messrs Dysart Gowan Paul Bramsman Alexander Tait Walter Jones Fred Pascoe Alderic Tessier Harry Andrus, Jr Lin- Bera Nora Blair Sprinkle Dr. L Morand Yale Waterman Italy Jimmy Cunningham Dillon Pal of Georgie Cameron Gowan

Two Young Men Steal Car Get Harsh Beaverhead County Prison Terms

John G. Gofroth and James G. Gofroth, cousins from Butte, pled guilty to stealing J. F. Wikidal’s Buick Sports roadster. They were each sentenced to seven to ten years in state prison after being captured leaving Twin Bridges. the judge condemned the theft as a serious crime by outsiders.

John G. Gofroth James G. Gofroth Butte Cousins State J. F. ‘Wiksdal Dillon Sheriff's Office Wiksdal Wikidal

Beaverhead County Leader Attends State Commission Meeting

A. L. Anderson of Beaverhead County chairs the board at Helens for the state meeting of county commissioners. Thirty six counties attend. discussions focus on taxation roads and finances. Beaverhead and Stillwater report funds tied to defunct banks. Beaverhead shows the strongest financial condition with the least bonded debt.

A. L. Anderson Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Helens Beaverhead Stillwater

Dillon Hosts Largest Shorthorn Sale and Show

Shorthorn sale and cattle show set for April 25 and 26 in Dillon with C A Axtell from Montana arranging several carloads of registered cattle. Hereford sale also to be held during the livestock show and stockgrowers' convention. Cash prizes totaling 175 will be awarded for crops and livestock support. Beaverhead committee arranging visitor comfort and lodging, inviting room offers and coordinating with George W. Dart.

C. A. Axtell Montana Shorthorn Association Dillon Salesville Hereford Association Axtell Beaverhead George W. Dart

Hayek Seeks Divorce and Custody of Two Children

Mabel C. Hayek has filed for divorce from Claude Hayek, married in Dillon in August 1911. She cites failure to provide and requests custody of their two children, as reported by the Butte Miner.

Mabel C. Hayek Claude €. Hayek Dillon Butte

Auction Sale of Horses Tomorrow at Dillon Yard

The annual auction sale of horses will be held tomorrow in Dillon at the Dillon Horse Sales Company yards. Mr Ditty states there are animals available for bidding at this time.

Dillon Dillon Horse Sales Company Mr. Ditty

School caucus to nominate trustees in district No 10

A caucus will be held Thursday evening at the training school auditorium to nominate two members of the board of trustees for school district No 10. At month end the terms of Mrs A L Anderson and Marshal Field expire. two board members will be chosen at the April 5 election. A city caucus will nominate aldermen from four wards for the April 7 city election.

A. L. Anderson Marshal Field

Commencement at Normal College Honors 1924 Class

Sixteen young women will receive their diplomas tomorrow afternoon in the auditorium of the Normal College marking the second division of the 27th graduating class. The graduates include Thelma Benson Bessie Blair Helen Blair Mary Elizabeth Curry Ruth J Grant Grace Hansen Mary Elizabeth Hope Catherine Spencer McNabb Lillian Jeanette Mayland Marie Ada Moran Katherine C Orr Fredonia Marie Pruit Julia Isabel Rafferty Opal Vivian Slavens Edith M Stronech and Kathryn Grace Wetzsteen. Diplomas will be conferred by Hon Frank Eliel local member of the state board of education.

Normal ‘College Dion Normal College Thelma Benson Bessie Blair Helen Blair Mary Elizabeth Curry Ruth J. Grant Grace Hansen Mary Elizabeth Hope Catherine Spencer McNabb Lillian Jeanette Mayland Marie Ada Mae Moran Katherine C. Orr Fredonia Marie Pruit Julia Isabel Rafferty Opal Vivian Slavens Edith M. Stronech Kathryn Grace Wetzsteen Frank Eliel State Board of Education

Cheese Factory at Dillon Produces Market Cheese

Dillon hosts a new cheese venture at Clover Leaf Dairy four miles south of town. A full cream brick cheese made from Beaverhead County cream is now sold in local stores. The makers promise a well flavoured, properly aged product and invite visitors to tour their model plant.

Dillon Clover Leaf Dairy George Ditty Beaverhead County

Stephen Steps Out premieres at Hartwig theatre

Douglas Fairbanks Jr stars in Stephen Steps Out at Hartwig theatre next Friday. The film follows a high school boy Stephen Harlow who travels to Constantinople, where revolution and street fighting erupt. Theodore Roberts leads a supporting cast with Noah Beery Harry Myers and Frank Currier. Joseph Henabery directed.

Douglas Fairbanks, Jr Paramount Stephen Hartwig Theatre Stephen Harlow Constantinople Theodore Roberts Noah Beery Harry ‘Myers Frank Currier Joseph Henabery

Taxes in 27 Counties Higher for Last Year

Montana state figures show 27 counties levied more for general county and school purposes in 1923 than 1922, with Silver Bow leading in increased levies by 323,959 dollars. Yellowstone posted the largest decrease, down 143,716 dollars, while several counties reported gains in 1923.

Helena Montana State Board of Equalization Lake County Garfield County State Board Silver Bow County Silver Bow Cascade Chouteau Beaverhead Jefferson Musselshell Roosevelt Stillwater Broadwater Carbon Carter Daniels Deer Lodge Glacier Golden Valley Hill Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Liberty Madison Musselshell Phillips Pondera Powell Ravalli Stillwater Sweet Grass Toole Valley Yellowstone County Custer Dawson Fergus Flathead Gallatin Missoula Powder River Teton Park

Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association formed after meeting

Beaverhead Anglers vote to change their name to Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association at their Sugar Bowl gathering. Officers elected include L. K. Adams as president, Robert Barrett as treasurer, and A. Vachon as secretary. First competitive shoot planned for Sunday March 3, with committee members Henry Deutsch Hiram Brundage and Roy Forrester urging participation.

Beaverhead Henry Deutsch Hiram Brundage Roy Forrester Dillon Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association L. K. Adams Robert Barrett A. Vachon

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