Dillon City Council Forms New Government Health and Finance Panels
Dillon's newly elected city council met at city hall for the first regular session. Alderman O. M. Best was chosen president, with J. B. Poindexter named city clerk and attorney. The mayor appointed officers and committee chairs, including police, health, fire, library, and water roles, and approved several bond, payroll, and licensing actions while approving a saloon license for Gooch and Dolan.
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Dillon
New City Council
O. M. Best
White
J. B. Poindexter
City Cork
Bond
Best
Hughes
Knapp
Phillips
Selway
Finance Committee
Night Police
Charles Fordyce
W. V. Kingabury
The
Public Library
F.C Kress
J. B. McKinney
A. B. Martin
al C. Gruwel
Frank P. Birrer
Phillips, Hughes and
Beat
Gooch
Dolan
A. S. Johnson
U. S. Fidelity & Guarantee Co
Coun
Vermillion Case Reopens on Son's Murder Mystery
Mrs. Vermillion pleads for a $1000 reward to spur officials to solve her son's death, disputing police suicide theory and detailing new evidence and travels across western states. She asserts murder by a supposed friend, criticizes earlier investigations, and vows witnesses will be ready when the case resumes.
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Mra. Vermillion
Sturdreed
Anapense
Pinkerton
Dr. Hayzel
Waa
Mayo
Track Meet Showed Strong Finishes and Close Scores
The meet featured close races with Noyes winning the 220 yard dash in 25 flat and Poindexter closely following. High school won the shot put 5 to 3 over the College, Streb taking first with 32 feet 7 inches and Noyes second. Final scores read 34 for the high school and 30 for the College, with the relay cancelled as the deciding race could not alter totals.
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Knapp
Noyes
Erwin
Poindexter
Taylor
College
Streb
Gilbert
Still Doing Land Business In Public Service Push
Despite rumors I continue in public work and aim to improve service. I urge constituents to call on me for assistance and accountability.
Montana Land Sale Law Guides Irrigation Cooperation
Attorney General Albert J. Galen clarifies last session’s quarry that state lands in government irrigation projects may be sold below U.S. price until water is provided, then at the $10 per acre minimum, plus construction costs. The plan aims to unlock land for home-makers, boost taxation value, and fund schools.
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United States
Albert J. Galen
State Land Register
John F. Schmidt
Montana
Amateurs Win New Laurels In Local Stage Performance
The review lauds Eugene Poindexter as Otto and the German waiter role, with Harry Gilbert delivering strong turns as Mr. Torrence and Dr. Rodgers. W V Kingebury shines in dual parts as Police Sergeant Ripley and Mr. Harrison. Mrs. Rathbone and Mae Pich receive praise for key roles, while J B McKinney earns credit for staging and direction.
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Otto
Eugene Poindexter
Harry Gilbert
Mr. Torrence
Parker
Gilbert
Rodgers
the Springs
W. V. Kingebury
Ripley
Mr. Harrison
Miss Green
R R. Rathbone
Shakeaspear Club Annual Returns as Festive Evening
Lowell hosts the Shakeaspear Club annual with Misa Le land as Misa Keene in a light hearted skit. The program ends with a delicious creamed chicken menu served by St James guild ladies. Attendees linger. the thirteenth annual becomes a fond memory.
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Lowell
Misa Leland
Misa Keene
St. James Guild
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W. J. Cushing
Henry Cushing
Edward Cushing
Dillon Lumber Co
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O. L. Rafferty
Fred Cupp
George R. Metlen
KE. T. Brock
F. P. Birrer
S. Cashmore
A. S. Rife
H. Burtiend
Dan Ward
Robert Swainbank
Oscar Findling
Dillon Electric Co
Wash, Pipe & BF
E. H. Brundage
M. L. Innes
Marie Gallup
D. Li Smith
Millon Elec. Co
Mayfield & Banks
Grant Kennison
J. B.chapman
Frank Williams
Roy Call
S. R. Eldridge
W. A. Call
Fred Bryan
Jeff Canterbury
Dan Williams
Frank Howell
W. Clark
the Examiner
Nap
Secretary of the Interior
Fliel Brothers
Derby
Government Tobacco and Sulphur Bath
Growler
Miss Rife
Cora
Shakeaspear Club
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