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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
6
Local Residents Visit Dillon From Nearby Towns
A string of visitors passed through Dillon last Saturday and the first of the week. Frank Madden from Polaris, Frank Gelhaus to Butte, F J Lane a Dillon Alder visitor, P Morrison from Melrose, Evang from Lima, John Inabnit from Jackson, Dr H H Scarborough from Idaho Falls, Mr Patterson of Dell, Dan Pendergast from Jackson, Mr and Mrs Frank Husted from Wise River, Georgia Daily and Miss Lucille Busch visitors from Columbus and Colorado Springs, A C Cherry and Lucy Cherry from Weiser, Idaho guests at the Andrus hotel, Henry Thompson and W I Daw in business, J C Brenner from Butte, Mr and Mrs Armond Hood and Mr and Mrs Enoch Young Apex visitors, C W Stallings from Bannack, Wm Rosenbaum from Dell, J O W Finsley from Jackson, Mrs Baty and two daughters from Lima, Carl Swanstrum formerly of Twin Bridges now in Ashton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Gelhaus
Butte
F. J. Lane
Dillon
Burke
Lima
Andrus. John
Inabnit
Jackson
Big,Hole Basin
H. H. ‘Scarborough
Idaho Falls
Patterson
Dell
Dan Pendergast
Frank
Husted
Wise River
Georgia Daily
Columbus
Lucille Busch
Colorado Springs
Col
Wm. Rosenbaum
Dell Ranch
J. OW. Finsley
Big Hole Basin
Twin Bridges
Swanstrum
Ashton
Idaho
Ford and Bank the Difference
Purchase note describes acquiring a Ford vehicle and depositing the remaining balance to bank savings. No further context or dates provided.
Unusual High Water Outlook in Montana 1922
M E Buck of Montana Power Co warns managers to expect abnormally high water this season due to lack of January thaw and heavy mountain snow. Snowpack on April 16 at Hebgen dam shows 2 feet more than 1921, requiring flood-prep at all properties. Rail freight cuts of 12 percent set to take effect July 1 across Montana under interstate and state orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. E. Buck
Montana Power Co. Iy
Missouri River
Hebgen Dam
Helena
Montana
Montana Railroad Commission
Montana Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
Lee Dennis
State Railroad Commission
Treasure State
Sheep Shearing Set to Start Early June
Miles City reports M L Clancy announces receipt of a telegram from J H Faulk, manager of the North and South Sunday shearing pens, stating pens will open June 2 and shearing begins within about three weeks. Past records show 1921 start was June 13 at Sunday creek pens. this year start expected two weeks earlier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miles City
M. L. Clancy
Livestock Commission
J.H. Faulk
Sunday Creek
Ford Ends Tank Difference With Bold Bid
A Ford team clinches a surprising victory by narrowing the gap in a tense race. Key plays and strategic moves shifted momentum, delivering a decisive finish and renewed confidence for the squad.
Maud Muller on a Summer Day Strike
A humorous verse from the Post-Dispatch mocks a farm laborer Maud Muller who seeks higher pay. She displays a union card and cites rising living costs. The farmer and labor board chain of referrals ends with Maud becoming the elected judge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maud Muller
Labor Board
Warren G
Post- Dispatch
Cattlemen M appoint drift fence on Bloody Creek lines
The Horse Prairie group met at Grant on May 17 to discuss building a drift fence between North and South Bloody Dick creeks. They organized and assessed funds to construct about three miles of fence to separate cattle on the two units. George P. Hughes and J. D. Now hold key properties in the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant
Dick ‘Creeks
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaverhead
State’ Bank
Dillon, Montana
Federal Reserve
Grafonolas
City Drug Co
Frank Madden
Polaris
A. C. Cherry
Lucy R. Cherry
Weiser, Idaho
Andrus Hotel
Ing
Henry. Thompson
Kidd
W. I.daw
J. C. Brenner
Armond Hood
Enoch Young
Apex
W. Stallings
Bannack
Harry Gravey
Beaverhead Lumber Co
Stone
Ani
Manfield
Montans Auto Supply Co
Mansfield Distributors
Burke Auto Transfer
Doyle
Hig Ranch
Centennial Valley
R. L. Barrett
the Andrus
Jeffrey
A. A. Elliott
Tribune
Dillon, Mont
Southern Montana
Abstract & Title Co
Frank Hazelbaker Insurance
Savings Department
First National_Bank
the Bank of Strength and Service
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