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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1922
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner sets editorial and business correspondence to be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER. The notice appears in the May 8 1922 edition following entry dated September 20 1902 under the Act of March 3 1879.
Henry L. Myers Montana senior senator declares he will not seek re election and will retire at the end of his term in March returning to Montana to practice law. The Beaverhead county and state wide sentiment expresses regret, praising his integrity and conscientious service.
The Roundup Tribune argues Montana's primary system is a costly failure that fields minority candidates and encourages unworthy entrants. It claims conventions produced better results at lower cost and urges scrutiny by voters toward genuine good government.
Former Montana senator states his record shows loyalty to the constitution conscience and public welfare. He says he sought no political advantage and hopes Montana Democrats nominate a worthy successor who can win the voters. He thanks Montanans and the party, pledging continued public service if re elected in the future. Wenger Gets Nice Weight. Jules Wenger of Jackson sold steers weighing 1318% to Hansen Packing of Butte for $6.75 ranch weight. buyers include John Albers of Dillon.
A meeting of 250 to 300 large holders of Boston MontAna and subsidiaries at the City Club Boston on March 31 1922 adopted a resolution backing President Allen and denouncing what they called unscrupulous brokers Here they pledged support and urged appointing a 25 member stockholders committee to aid in advancing the company and mailing copies of the resolutions to all stockholders.
A brief ad promotes buying a Ford to bank the difference, signaling a limited time sales push. The fragment mentions the number 4611 but provides no further context or details about terms or model.
John Mullen came in yesterday from Armstead, noting arrival details and travel context in a concise local update.
Mrs. Dora J Bolan weighed under 100 pounds and led two children on a grueling eight day trek from Red Bluff near Ennis in Madison county to Ridder Oregon. With a rickety buckboard and two half starved ponies they camped in the open amid ice and snow. After their ponies failed near Monida a five year old boy walked two miles to seek help. Monida residents arranged care and a cash collection funded parts of the journey home. Forest ranger Phil Clack is visiting the county seat this week.
Fred Hale is reported spending the day at the county seat from his home on Redrock. The brief notes Hale's presence at local government offices and related civic activity.
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