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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1920

Page

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Pioneer Day Celebrations At Dillon Schools

Dillon school events recount Pioneer Day plays and neighborly exchanges with the Fourth B and Fifth A rooms. The Junior High staged a student led program featuring historical figures, with a mirage wagon train tale and a chorus about the West. Halloween parties in nine primary rooms showcased fairyland themes, with parent help and baked treats. A bond election for $75,000 to finish a new primary building passed 165 to 1 with 166 votes.

Mra.low Iblings Dillon Shining Mountains Montana Miss Tattersall Martin Barrett Miss Shortt J. F. Bishop Mr. Bishop Mildred Curnutt Frelehting Tom Yost Alma Trolinger Wallace Forsgren Joe Wilcomb Virginia City Hlwyn Metzel Douglas Thomas Miss Mills Shoshone Idaho Helen Jolly North Dakota

Wool market warns of foreign dumping and action needed

The Examiner prints a full communication from J. R. Edgehill of Hallowell Jones & Donald Boston urging local sheepgrowers to press senators and congressmen. He notes 90 percent of this year's clip owned by growers, a world wool surplus, war-driven markets, and that Europe can dump tops yarns and cloth into the United States at below production cost unless Congress acts before December.

J. R. Edgehill Hallowell, Jones & Donald Company Boston France Germany Belgium Italy Russia Austria England Australia Europe United States Congress

Former Dulon Man Recovers After Siberian Ordeal

John Lampe, once employed by Dillon Dry Goods, returned from Siberia where he was prisoner of the Soviet government for months. He arrived in Seattle last Friday a physical wreck after surviving brutal conditions and a stroke of paralysis. Lampe’s friends in Polson and Wayne Dunbar report hopeful recovery with medical care, while his Los Angeles family awaits him home.

John Lampe Dillon Dry Goods Company United States Siberia Lampe Dillon Alaska Russia Flathead Courier Polson Oo Jno Seattle Swenson Wayne’ Dunbar Wayne Mr. Lampe Mr. Lampé America Montana Los Angeles

First basketball practice draws twenty five players and hope

Twenty five students turned out for the season's first basketball practice on Monday night. Coaches expect to develop a championship quality team for the inter scholastic season. The early session aims to build class teams ahead of the interclass tournament. The return of George Hildreth tightens the race for the first team as his hard work last year gives him a slight edge, but other players will push for a strong lineup.

George Hildreth

Beaverhead County Republican Landslide in Election Returns

Beaverhead County posted a sweeping Republican victory with a record turnout on Tuesday. Presidential electors totaled 3001 votes, 2144 for Republicans. Local races showed large margins for McCormick over Watson and other officials, with several county tickets yielding the biggest majorities, including Mathews over Wyman and Emerick over Featherly. The tabulated results are on page gift.

Dixon Emerick Mathews Beaverhead counTy McCormick Congress Watson Galen Hallowey Palmer Peasey Reynolds Matthews Joe Dixon Wheeler Story Arnold Rankin Irvin Staware Haste Walker Lord Porter Sanvik Trumper Hannah Ross Meadors Fred Rife Rodgers Hartwig Gosman Frank Rife Baker Newnes Mooney Carney Wyman Featherly Gilbert Stephenson Rigg Banks Drummey Dedmore Fuller Sutherland Nore Genevieve Metlen Chapman Lovell

Death of William Hayward in St Joseph Hotel Shooting

William Hayward sixty a night clerk at the Galt House in St Joseph was shot to death in the hotel office by an unknown assailant. John Sanders and Charles Whitlock were detained as investigations continued with police noting no robbery motive and an old grudge as a possibility.

William T. Hayward Dillon St. Joseph Masonic Lodge William Hayward Galt House Fourth Sylvanie Streets Hayward John Sanders Chages Whitlock Central Police Station G. W. Gay Sanders Perso Whitlock Cosby EB. V. Rust St. Francis Hotel Rust Henry ‘Talbot Ste.Jozeph Montana Talbot Ingland Forrest Thomas H. O. Sidenfaden Thomas Charles Whitlock John Bayees Roy R. Ford Jorgen Jorgenson Moses D. Jardine A. W. Wilson Wisdom Wisdom School Tus Eee L. Holman Joe Arnold H. Capchart Albert M. Smith A.x Pomeroy Dewey Dewey School House Patrick Dillon Walter C. Jones Fred R. Gill Nicholla Nicholla School House Ora B. Rodgers Wm. M. Sweeney Willam Harrison Vera M. Baker Crescent Ribbon & Carbon Co Georgia Mathews Jay B. Cosgrove Rodman, Co Fred R. Chapman H. H. Soper George Opp Sam W., Ditty John E. David Harris Opp Charles Martin A. M. Kear Joe. Hughes Chas Higganbotham Taylor Electric Shop Meaverhead Cleaning Works Court House W. H. Smith Evalyn H. Pyle Albert S. Baker Dell Lloyd Ida M. Landon William Logan Elizabeth Sutherland Catherine Paxton Willis John W. Graham & Co Monida Merc. Co Grasshopper Campaign Amelia Ruffner W. H. Thomas Wee Bessette-Stork Co

Halloween party and convocation events at local campus

Mabel and Irene Seidnick left for a weekend at their Butte home. A Hallo ween stunt party featured faculty seniors juniors and alumni with dancing and refreshments. Preparations for a play for Better Speech Week Convocation and a Pow Wow by first graders highlighted the schedule alongside dormitory dances and Y W C A gathering.

D. 8. Horn A. Verona Lida Dyer Marion Dyer Mary O'Donnell Anaconda

New Bank Opens in Lima Amid Blizzard Festivities

Security National Bank of Lima opened to the public last Saturday as a blizzard raged, drawing over two hundred visitors. C. C. Thornton of Dillon serves as president, with Frank Merrill of Lima as vice president and H. T. Krabbel of Sumatra Montana as cashier. The brick fireproof building measures 25 by 56 feet and marks the sixth bank of its kind in the state.

Lima Security National Bank of Lima C. C. Thornton Security State Bank of Dillon

Picture Pleases All at High School Film Showing

The Bottom of the World shown last Friday night at the high school held audience interest from start to finish. It illustrated the old saying Truth is stranger than fiction with a striking presentation.

Audiéneia

Beaverhead County Commissioners Meet for October 1920 Session

Beaverhead County commissioners convened October 11 1920 with D D McKnight and J B Shaw present. They audited claims inspected the Delco Lighting plant at the poor farm and approved a final balance. A second meeting October 14 placed road district and election tasks, approved land class levies, and set up polling sites.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County D. D. McKnight J. B. Shaw Vera M. Baker R. R. Baker Delco Lighting System Baker 0. M. Best O. C. Gosman Bedrock Commissioner's District Montana R. W Valles Messra Dy McKnight W. EH. Chapman Henry Witter J. H. Brundage Clarence Bucy Alma M. Egan Lima Town Hall Beardsley J. D. Brandenburg J. E. Keller Charles Truax L. A. Latham Dell Dell School House M. McKnight E. M. Martinell J. D. Burke Dillon North Central Prec City Hall F. P. Harrison George R. Featherly, Jr Elza BE. Patrick Robert R. Given Edward Smith Bedrock Armstead School House Parkercott T. F. Mullen E. B. Roe Grant Grant School House Frank P. Blair James, N. Mansfield Warren O. Churchill Bannack Hotel H. J. Paddock Fred J. Gibson C. A. Norman Dillon South Guild Hall T. D. Olmsted E. H. Brundage Thos. W. Bennett Albert C. Gruwell Chester H. Gilbert Dillon North H. S. Gym Charles F. Retallack S. D. Hirschman Carrie O. Hirschman Roy Selway John Tessier Dillon West Metlen Hotel Wm. J. Cushing James O. Melton L. T. Taylor George Bott Maude F

Melrose Social Roundup Highlights Campaign and Visits

Melrose residents hosted a Saturday event with republican candidates discussing local political issues. Jim Carley, Ed Hawes, Jack McGinnis, and Peter Olson visited Melrose from Heela. The Lyceum first entertainment featured the Watteau girls and Joe Young's orchestra. Mrs. C J Clark shopped in Dillon while Andrew Thompson returned from Hecla to vote.

Emma Clark Melrose Butte Ring Alois Fassler Dillon Patrick, Smith Jim Carley Ed Hawes Jack McGinnis Peter Olson Heela Joe Young John Peterson Lyceum Watteau M. Perry Tom Draton Catherine Drayton C. J. Clark Joseph Langley Bue Andrew Thompson Hecla

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