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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
10
Helena March 28 Uncertified personal checks are not acceptable for motor vehicle license fees according to Charles T. Stewart secretary of state The motor vehicle registration department is issuing plates within two days of application and offices expect to handle many more filings daily.
Lemhi County farm bureau fans out efforts to avert a Montana quarantine on Idaho grown potatoes and alfalfa. A meeting in Salmon outlined sending County Agent Tillotson and a potato grower to Helena in April to present Lemhi data and offer expenses for a Montana representative to visit during the 1921 growing season. The bureau notes Lemhi has no alfalfa weevil, argues Lemhi potatoes could access Montana markets, and asks farmers planting acres to report acreage for the case.
Helena March 26 ex parte proceedings before Judge Horsky delay a Republican state central committee meeting. A temporary restraining order restrains the meeting to elect a national committeeman under the Kirton act, which critics call unconstitutional. Plaintiffs include John Adams Jr Leo Faust and O H Shelley, who was elected last year by the A B C delegates.
Montana farmers in drought regions may borrow up to 200 dollars from the federal government to plant 1921 crops, at a maximum of 2 dollars per acre. Dr. W Warburton of the Agriculture Department will oversee 2 million dollars in relief loans. Applications accepted until May 1 via county agents or designated substitutes in counties without farm bureaus.
The Montana Stockgrowers association readies its 36th annual convention in Helena with stockmen from Beaverhead and the west. Special trains are arranged with fare and a half, 1500 attendees expected, boxing event at Algeria Shrine auditorium, and speeches by Gov. Dixon and other leaders.
A notice proclaims there will be fun and profit for all who come with Mr Huidekoper promising engaging activities and potential gains for attendees.
Ellen Montague a longtime resident of this area died on the nineteenth of this month in Genessee Idaho from heart failure. She had been ill since October and recently traveled to Genessee seeking a lower altitude for health reasons.
Miss Montague moved to Dillon eight years ago and settled on an east bench claim where she lived most of the time. She had many friends in the region who will be saddened by her death.
Roy Murray and his young daughter arrived from Butte Monday morning and returned home that afternoon. They were accompanied by Mrs. Murray and their son who had been guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Roy Forrester.
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