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The Dillon Examiner notes that all letters pertaining to the editorial department or the business management should be addressed to the appropriate editor at the newspaper.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1924
Page
7
The Dillon Examiner notes that all letters pertaining to the editorial department or the business management should be addressed to the appropriate editor at the newspaper.
Helena May 21. In Montana two leading Democrats Thomas J Walsh and Bruce J Kremer of Butte face ballot name confusions for delegate slots to the Democratic National Convention. M J Walsh of Butte is listed near Thomas J Walsh, and B E Kramer appears with J Bruce Kremer, both from Butte.
Mrs. Edith Banks aged 58 died early Friday at the family home on Kentucky Avenue after weeks of cancer illness. Funeral was Monday with interment in Mountain View cemetery. Survived by husband James Banks and two daughters Mrs. J. Stickle of Wendell Idaho and Mrs. D. H. Tolman of Oakley Idaho, plus several siblings and her Kansas-based father.
A packed crowd welcomed the Montana College band in the Normal College auditorium Saturday night. Lou Howard led the program, and during intermission the students presented him a silver baton. Four Dillon youths joined the band Ralph Cushing Morse Waldorf Dewey Cashmore and Francis Cashmore. The audience called it the best Dillon performance by the Bozeman group.
Sunday school at 10:00 for all. Worship at 11:00 on The Lord's Supper. Evening service at 8:00 on Does the Bible Teach that People May Commit Spiritual death by own action. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8:00. Thursday 3:00 Ladies Aid at Mrs Green home. Friday 8:00 Choir practice.
Attorney General W D Rankin issues guidance to A M Johnson on rotating ballots at the primary to comply with 18th assembly laws. The process uses townships as the unit, splits party tickets into 25 name lots, and rotates names by alphabetical order and transposition across successive lots to ensure equal exposure.
Alva Garr and family thank friends and neighbors for acts of kindness and sympathy shown at the death and funeral of wife and mother Clara M Garr. Special thanks are given for the floral offerings.
Dr. W. J. Romersa dentist notes offices once used by Dr. Rathbone. Beaverhead Motors Co. advertises several good buys in used Fords with easy terms. Phone 65W.
Professor and Mrs L A Gregory present the Gregory Orchestra in Sheridan Thursday as part of a season highlight. The group, a splendid aggregation of young musicians, has recently won the Ata prize and will air arrangements for the concert. The program details will be published in this paper next week.
John B. Somers of Beaverhead National Forest announces a livestock and dairy men meeting in Wisdom on Saturday night. The gathering will be led by a Bodlbian Experimental station expert for the union to discuss livestock issues and plans.
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