Editorial Office Address for The Dillon Examiner
All letters pertaining to the editorial department or the business management of The Dillon Examiner should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1919
Page
9
All letters pertaining to the editorial department or the business management of The Dillon Examiner should be addressed to THE DILLON EXAMINER.
An early trip reports a 2000-foot dual tunnel at Elkhorn with cross-cutting to the Idahna vein and a 6650-foot raise to connect levels. The district spans about 1000 acres at Wise River with 10 master veins and ore testing high in silver copper lead and zinc.
Wednesday evening the YWCA held a business meeting and planned a question box for future questions. Bible study followed. Several students visited, dined, or traveled from Bozeman and Missoula. One student withdrew, others hosted guests as coal strikes touched dorm life.
Mr Crouse transports eleven pupils daily from the beach school and uses the auto now after a week with the sled. By October 31 enrollment reached 609 pupils with 320 boys and 289 girls. Grade totals are Kindergarten 24, first 113, second 72, third 75, fourth 66, fifth 64, sixth 76, seventh 60, eighth 49. Weekly auditorium programs involve the primary department and parents. We are grateful for their entertainments and note a Want Ad from the Examiner.
The district court convened with Judge J. C. Smith presiding. James Jenkins pled guilty to liquor law violations and received a $50 fine and 15 days in jail. Pat Layden was found guilty of destroying a fence and fined $200. W. T. Bonning faced grand larceny charges in a cattle rustling case with witnesses from Deer Lodge and Milwaukee.
Residents depart for court duty and visits across states. cattle and horse shipments to markets. new restaurant venture planned. coal deliveries timely. blizzard impact minor. local officials approve crossing ordinance and payables. Delta Lodge to hold annual ball with Little Orchestra performing.
Specialist Dr H H Scarborough will be at the Andrus hotel in Dillon on Friday Nov 21 to examine eyes and treat headaches dizziness and nervous stomach issues caused by eye defects.
Reward offered for a missing pear-studded heart shaped pin with a small central diamond cluster. Contact Henry F. Crittenden at 625 Dooly Blk Salt Lake City Utah.
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