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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1921
Page
6
An article fragment notes Otto Ere and a well known packing of Butte orders from his numerous Dillon customers were held on a Monday. The readable text references packing of orders and local merchants.
A long list of visitors and residents stopping in Dillon last week and Easter includes H W Wheeldore from Lima, Herbert Gilbert from Alder, M M Thompson from Helena, Fred Well from Salmon City Idaho, Clarence Bucy from Monida, W B Orem from Butte, Alex Peyre from Dell, Nellie McKnight from Dell, John Shesser from Horse Prairie, and many others visiting for holidays and various affairs.
Training school staff and students resumed Tuesday after a three day Easter break. Teachers visited towns, some children had eyes and tonsils treated, and Palmer certificates were earned by seventh and eighth graders. The junior high library gained new books and decorative terra cotta features were installed on the new building east front. A small kindergarten room remains for six children amid relocations.
Anaconda March 28. Nels Pearson, Thomas Robinson and other Sheep Creek Mining Co. stockholders visited the Wise River head property yesterday. Development work is progressing satisfactorily, according to their inspection.
Logan Utah March 28. The Logan high school five defeated Billings Montana 41 to 32 to clinch back to back wins and the intermountain high school championship.
Billings Montana March 27 The winter has been a savior for the Montana cattleman says John Clay of Clay Robinson & Company Chicago visiting Billings. McVay cites ranch economizing and lower expenses as key to recovery while rail labor costs and wages rise prompting calls for broader wage relief. Local visitors include Henry Dowling from Dell Nick Birrer of Lima Col Alf Decker from Armstead and attorney E B Howell of Butte in Dillon for business.
Dillmont park in Dillon opened to the public with a large crowd at the season's opening dance. The Baxter Tonney five piece orchestra provided music and dancing lasted until two in the morning. Manager Bud McGrath plans weekly dances on Saturdays and on holidays with various special attractions.
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