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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1920
Page
10
Three candidates have filed in the county for public office seeking the Republican sheriff nomination. They are W. J. Pendergast D. F. Mooney and Fred Kohl.
Dillon resident Spencer returns from Cardwell after teaching there and accepts a summer position with the Burke Transfer, marking a seasonal job move.
Holiday Monday closes most stores and business houses on Sunday this year, with Monday observed as a holiday.
A dancing party is set for Friday evening at the high school gym nasium with gingham frocks for ladies and overalls for gentlemen. Organizers include Mesdames Blinn Holtz Baxter Orr Featherly Lovell Price and Bell hosts hosted sixty friends at the Bell ranch last Saturday for a surprise visit and dancing followed by a late feast.
Theta will meet next Tuesday evening with Mrs Alfred Cashmore. The St James Guild will be entertained tomorrow afternoon at the guild hall.
Miss Mabel Dillon and her mother departed yesterday for Milwaukee where they plan to spend the summer.
Mrs T D Olmsted and her baby daughter came home recently after a several week visit in Malta. She was accompanied by Mrs Gertrude Rathbone. Mrs W H Keller and Mrs W A Graeter plan a Saturday departure for Iowa to visit relatives with Keller visiting her old home for a month and Graeter staying briefly with relatives and returning with her mother.
The American Legion in Dillon reports the death of Arthur Sabin once a well known local youth who died in Grace Idaho. Details are not yet received. The Sabin family lived in Dillon for years and Arthur served in World War I. He is survived by his parents and several siblings.
A sheepherder employed by Victor Mathews near Dell found the remains of a young man at the springs in Ashbaugh can yon about two miles from Dell. Coroner Hiram Brundage and Deputy W D Ross inspected the scene. The coroner's jury ruled the man died from exposure after getting lost in a storm. He was moved to Dillon and buried today.
Miss Mabel Ulrich a former critic teacher at the Norman college now health director for the northern division of the American Red Cross will visit Dillon this summer to conduct a six week course in Red Cross work for rural teachers. The program blends classroom and laboratory work with training schools to address common rural health issues.
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