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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1929
Page
4
The state registrar Austin B Middleton announced Sunday license plates will no longer be issued at Deer Lodge. He cited need for a day of rest and said the department must operate six days a week. Last year 126086 plates were issued, with 10286 to Silver Bow county.
Chevrolet announces a nationwide expansion to 20 960 authorized service points and 11 new parts warehouses. The plan, tied to a record motoring season, adds warehouses in Indianapolis Birmingham Salt Lake City Richmond Great Falls El Paso Wichita and Knoxville with 1 180 000 square feet of space and 5 000 trained mechanics in service schools.
George Tatara, prominent Japanese photographer and longtime Dillon resident since 1906, will leave tomorrow to return to his homeland and make his future home in Japan after disposing of his Dillon studio.
Miss Cora Berry and Mr R D Marchesseau wed in Butte in a quiet ceremony performed by Rev Edward Smith of Southside Methodist Church. After a brief honeymoon they will live on the Grasshopper ranch near Dillon.
Mr and Mrs J G Jeppson hosted a Sunday dinner for the newly married Mr and Mrs Clyde Edwards. Twelve guests from J C Penney where Mrs Edwards works as cashier attended, with Jeppsons as hosts in a formal, well appointed setting. The Latter Day Saints relief society marked its annual party on Monday March 18 with a banquet at the church amusement hall and a spring floral decor. Sixty guests attended the banquet followed by a social session in celebration of the organization's anniversary.
Ellen May guild meets at Mrs. A L Anderson home with Mrs. Bier rum and Miss Huntington as hostesses to discuss The Mountaineers. Methodist Aid circle hosts tomorrow. Rainbow Girls entertain Eastern Star sponsors at Masonic temple tonight. Petersons host supper club tonight. Dorothy Blinn from Missoula for weekend visit. Mrs Clyde Sewell visits Dillon from Wolf over the weekend.
Dr. F. M. Poindexter returns home after a month in southern California. Mr. and Mrs. George Hopkins and children arrive home by car and train via Idaho Falls. Gladys Garr visits Helena for school matters. Frank Wright and family visit Mrs. Campbell. Norman Nelson welcomed a baby boy at Barrett hospital. Jack Anderson and Mrs. Anderson welcome a daughter in Wise River. W. E. Sevier leases W. T. Scully residence. Harris family moves to A. W. Wemple home. Scully family to relocate south.
Rex Glass enclosure boosts a reconditioned 1923 Chevrolet Touring with new paint and complete equipment. Montana Auto Supply Company lists the car for sale at 17.5 dollars.
About 20 students from each school will enter. On Friday evening May 3 the Future Farmers will hold a meeting with talks by local men and other features followed by a dance. The meet is the first since high school Ag clubs reorganized as Future Farmers of America with D. P. Thurber assisting the local chapter.
Local Examiner classifieds touts small investments for large returns in a promise of profitable opportunities. Ad emphasizes ease of start and potential financial gains for readers seeking quick profits.
The Cornish Trio Berthe Poncy pianist Peter Meremblum violinist and Kolla Levienne cellist from the Cornish School Seattle will give a balanced ensemble program at Normal College auditorium Friday at 8 30 pm. Seats available at Thomas Book Store or at the door.
During the session lawmakers complained about melting snow dripping in the capitol. A House bill would fund dish pans to catch the water, while a $500 raise for custodian J. B. Mushback was approved by the House but cut by the Senate’s finance committee. Mushback said repairs would start after snow melts and suggested lawmakers deserve to get wet. He even proposed enlarging a roof hole to douse them.
George E. Mudd, former Dillon man and district representative for F B Connelley company, demonstrated General Electric refrigerators to Dillon housewives and announced complete commercial and household models. Beaverhead garage showcases Franklin cars with strong local interest, says manager D A Galt.
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