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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1924
Page
3
A young couple in Silver Bow presented themselves at the district court clerk's office to obtain a marriage license. The man paid a $2 fee with a happy expression, then returned moments later demanding the return of his money amid visible embarrassment and a tense hall response.
Mrs Frances Allood of Salt Lake City praises Dr Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery for improving appetite sleep and strength during weakness and nervous exhaustion. The ad urges obtaining the tonic from a druggist or sending 10 cents for a trial package to Dr Pierce Invalids Hotel Buffalo New York.
For sale bees and honey with prices listed for honey in 60 lb and smaller containers. Also multiple classified ads for farming income tax records Simplex System, fur repair, brides and marriage ads, seeds and poultry goods, and farm lands for sale across Montana and surrounding states. Includes Clarkes, Glasgow, Tacoma, Butte, Missoula and Spokane references.
A couple obtained a marriage license but the judge halted the ceremony after discovering they are first cousins. He ruled the license invalid under state law and advised refund. The couple considered seeking a state with different rules.
Registration in Red Lodge shows a net gain of 210 voters over last year, according to local officials in Carbon County.
Don't wonder if you can dye or tint. Diamond Dyes claims perfect home dyeing is guaranteed even for first timers. Drug stores stock all colors and each package includes directions.
Dave the engineer recalls near misses at crossings caused by reckless motorists. He urges drivers to stop or slow down to spare engines, crew, and passengers from wrecks and possible deaths. He notes alarms from emboldened drivers and the danger to the public.
David B. Weaver of Emigrant Gulch sends a letter to The News to mobilize U.S. senators for a bill creating a national monument over Patrick Gass grave. He recounts July 1806 marching routes and notes only two living relatives remain, daughters in California and Pennsylvania.
The narrator recalls seeking Kodak pictures and relics from a Montana woman who plans to leave unmarked graves of her parents. He vows to push a congressional bill to fund a monument, or appeal to the D. A. R., and says he has contacted Senators Wheeler and Elkins for support to honor a “known” hero with a memorial over the grave.
The Helena district shows June 30 1923 to March 15 1924 receipts at 2 236 114 57 down from 2 269 265 58 year earlier a decline of 33 115 01 and about 1 12 percent. Taxable returns rose but earnings dropped especially among firms partnerships and corporations. Collector Rasmussen expects full year Montana receipts to exceed last year. Also notes fishing season opens Yellowstone river and its tributaries have closures and Fergus county seeks farm workers.
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