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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1922
Page
7
The notice directs that all letters related to the Examiner’s editorial department or business management should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
A nonpolitical Helena gathering proposes a zero cost primary by routing nominations through precinct delegates to county and state conventions. Delegates travel at their own expense, removing ballot and supply costs while aiming to pick the strongest candidates. The plan faces opposition from backers of the current system, but supporters say any change would improve Montana's primary process.
The document outlines procedures for calling state and county party conventions, selecting delegates, and issuing notices for precinct primary meetings. It details timelines, apportionment, certification to county clerks, required notices, posting, publication, and voter eligibility to participate in primaries.
A historical pageant at the State Normal College presents episodes from the Lewis and Clark expedition. Sacajawea recalls Beaverhead Rock to confirm the route while Drewyer Shields and M Neal scout ahead, meeting Indians and guiding the main party toward the Shoshone camp.
Lewis and three companions reach the camp of the Shoshone Indians in Idaho. Chiefs greet them, a council is held, and Sacajawea recognizes Cameahwait as her brother. The party negotiates horses and trade, with tensions and ceremonies described.
Local residents and visitors frequent Dillon this week with social visits and events. Elizabeth Williams of Butte visited the Schliechers and the Hiers. Miss Anna Thykensen returned to Alden Minnesota after teaching here. The Schleicher birthday party featured cards and music with a late lunch.
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