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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1925
Page
7
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Judge Lynch took a six month trial delay motion in the Retallack case with a decision pending. W R Stone posted 1000 bonds after grand larceny charges on two horses, claiming misidentification. Paul Greer pleads not guilty to removing a mortgaged Essex car, bonds set at 500. Schwab Sorenson Garner Young Chevette McClellan arraigned on liquor offenses. McClellan pleads guilty with jail and fine. Three marriage licenses issued to Seybold Smithis Johnson O'Brien families. Officials discuss livestock assessment with Deer Lodge county. Guardianship sought for Roy Peterson. Mary J Gray and Mattie Martin estates administered. Hecla case granted judgment to defendant Grosso. Missoula meeting adopts Miss Roe forms.
The county federation of women's clubs will hold its semi annual meeting in Dillon at the Methodist church Parlors next Tuesday. Delegates from across the county are expected. Officers for the year will be elected. The program is not yet complete but external speakers are planned. Committee chairmen have been appointed to organize the state Legion Auxiliary meeting to be held here.
In a terse note the Jocal Y deupalialley will make all arrangements for the state session. The item appears as a brief public notice in the column, with names and formal duties referenced.
Local clubs report year end gatherings at private homes and upcoming events. Theta group met at Miss Constance Barrett’s home to close the year. Pinochle club plans a night meeting with Mrs. Robert Barrett. Two Bit club to be entertained May 26 by Mesdames Jay Holtz and Forrest Bayard at the former home. N.E.B. Ald society to meet tomorrow in the church lecture room with hostesses Mesdames Levant Taylor Rose Hainds Carr and Jesa Ditty. Good Government club pauses until September. Delegates Mesdames Harry Williams L E Molleur Mayme Hoffman and John Cosgrove attended Woodcraft state meeting in Anaconda. Mrs Sherman Hughes also attended. D B club met Monday with Mrs Arthur Ripley.
Mrs C C Gosman and Mrs Frank Gosman and small sons were Lima visitors in Dillon last week. Mrs Crane left Friday for her Fort Benton home after visiting her daughter Mrs Henry Burfiend. Mrs Jessie Knox visits her daughter Mrs O A Vachon this week. Miss Mary Gelhaus, teaching at Conrad, returns to Dillon for summer months. Mrs R Von Tobel arrived from Lewistown to stay with her daughter Mrs Jardine Rife. Miss Jewell Clapp spent several days in Dillon from Wisdom. Graduation announcements arrive for Miss Mary Morton of Dillon, to occur May 25 at Mountain Home Idaho.
Kottie lane of the ry tomorrow A meetin city has been cal night to discuss plana for co operation between citizena and the three schools of the city for the improvement and upkeep of the new athletic field east of the city. A joint board of control including representatives of the high school Normal college and training school will be appointed tomorrow night to manage the field. The meeting will be in the training school.
Local owners express daily growing satisfaction with their Chevrolet vehicles, claiming ongoing improvement in performance and reliability. The upbeat message underscores a strong customer affinity and brand loyalty.
Otto A. Schultz of Sheridan topped the Walla Walla handicap field in Washington Sunday, breaking 97 of 100 clay birds. He also won high average, finishing ahead of Frank Troch, signaling national attention for a Montana wool grower and former Dillon Gun Club sponsor.
Several affordable used cars offered by Beaverhead Motors Company with easy financing terms. Vehicle listings emphasize low down payments and flexible payment options for buyers seeking value and quick ownership.
The church schedules a 11 o'clock service with reservations for St. Bimo commandry Knights Templar and a sermon by the pastor on "The Root of the Matter." An 8 o'clock evening service follows with the leaguers discussing their topic and the pastor continuing "Religion a Nation Basta" without interruption. A mid week service is set for Wednesday at 8 pm.
In 1919 the poppy memorialized fallen soldiers on French battlefields and inspired the American Legion and Auxiliary to adopt a national poppy program at the 1924 St Paul convention. The program bans commercial poppies from Auxiliary sales to preserve the memorial flower.
Dr W J Rovers dentist occupies former Rathbone offices phone 65 W 41 tf.
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