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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 18, 1921
Page
9
Local residents report varied activity from shopping trips and jury duty to Arbor day events and dances. Visitors include Walter Siria and groups from Melrose and Dillon. school plans note term end soon with makeup day completed.
Hugh Turner of Melrose suffered a fractured collar bone after being thrown from a car Friday evening. Carl Kambich of Glendale was badly hurt Saturday after noon in a horse accident. Arbor day events, cemetery cleanup, and visits by Melrose residents to Butte, Hecla, Armstead, and Apex are noted along with dances and summer plans.
W C Orr a Beaverhead County stockman and pioneer died at his Beaverhead City home after heart disease. He came to Bannack in 1864 and for 36 years ran large horse cattle and sheep holdings with Phil H Poindexter. Survived by wife and six sons Mathew Ernest Ir Will Bert Charles and John T all present except Ernest in Circle City Alaska. Jos C Smith appointed city attorney of Deer Lodge.
Mrs. G. T. Paul is in Butte visiting friends. Jasper Nelson plans to leave for Denmark early next week and expects to stay about three months in the old country.
First Baptist Church with Pastor Geo MacDougall conducts Bible school at 10 a.m. and morning worship at 11. Dr. Thomas Frizelle will speak Friday evening May 20. Montana Baptist convention meets at Butte May 17–19, 1921, with local delegates named and various society representatives listed.
All taxpayers are urged to declare the value of their property as the assessment books near closing. County Assessor B W Emerick calls for immediate attendance to fulfill the duty.
Frederick L. Perry leads Ye Olde New England Choir of Boston in a Puritan era program from 1600 to 1800. The concert promises a true history of American music with period costumes and popular songs, aiming for a widely admired presentation.
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