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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1922

Page

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Idaho Falls Routs Dillon 19-0 in Hard-Fought Grid Battle

Idaho Falls defeated Dillon 19 to 0 at home as the Sugar Beeters’ line manhandled the Beaverhead squad. Dillon struggled after losing Jim Andrus, while Idaho Falls benefited from a strong running game and a late blocked kick that sealed the scoring. Dillon’s stand in the third quarter and exceptional defense limited scoring, but the opening and closing drives favored Idaho Falls.

Dillon Idaho Falls Jim Andrus Idaho Beaverhead Boys Fred Carr Allen Dansie Leimert Sweeney Selway Russel Edwards Fisher Sugar Beeter Sugar Betters

Accused of Violating the Volstead Law

H. G. Stone and Chas Benson were arrested last Monday evening for possessing intoxicating liquor. They were arraigned yesterday and pled not guilty. Bonds were set at $260 each for their release.

H. G. Stone Chas, Benson

Appointment of Miss Roe as County School Superintendent

At the regular board meeting of the county commissioners the resignation of Miss Elizabeth Sutherland as county superintendent of schools was accepted. Miss Alice Roe, newly elected, was appointed to succeed her and will assume duties December 1 when Miss Sutherland’s resignation takes effect.

Miss Roe Board of County Commissioners Elizabeth Sutherland Alice Roe Miss Sutherland

Frank Kellum Appointed New Deputy Sheriff

Frank Kellum was appointed deputy in the office of county sheriff by Sheriff Mooney last Thursday. Kellum succeeds Sam Ditty who resigned after serving two years. Ditty plans to devote time to ranching. Kellum has ranching experience on Grasshopper and previously worked as an engineer on the Short Line.

Frank Kellum Mooney Kellum Sam Ditty Ditty Mr. Kellum Grasshopper

Jury session opens in district court over sheriff sale car suit

A district court jury session started yesterday as Lloyd and Blair sue Sheriff Mooney for recovery of an automobile sold at a sheriff's sale. The civil action seeks return of the vehicle and damages in the ongoing case.

District Court Lloyd & Blair

Marriage License Issued In Butte For Baker and Gillis

George R. Baker and Neil Gillis, well known in Butte, were issued a marriage license on Monday. Baker had left for Portland to attend school but returned last week and wed Gillis, a popular telephone exchange worker. Baker, son of John S. Baker, is Beaverhead County’s first WWI enlistment from the high school class, later working in the county clerk’s office before his departure.

Butte George R. Baker Neil Gillis Baker Portland Oregon Gillis John S. Baker Beaverhead United States France

Candidates Must File Expense Accounts Before November 22

Montana election law requires all candidates who ran in the recent election to file itemized sworn expense reports with the clerk and recorder within 15 days of the election, or face a 25 dollar daily fine. The clerk and recorder, Baker, issued the directive noting penalties apply for each day of default.

Baker Montana

Beav erhead County Election Totals Show No Change

County commissioners canvassed the general election results noting large margins in Beaverhead. Total turnout was 2,613 of 3,652 registered. 1,410 votes came from Dillon. Four measures split, consolidation amendment carried by 390, equalization defeat by 116, soldiers’ compensation defeated, pari mutuel selling approved by 65.

Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead Dillon Beaverhead County State Board of Equalization Uiis

Association Program After Business Meeting at Student Group

Last Friday the Student Association ended its business and handed the meeting to the Literary Committee. A program featured teachers and public speaking students with vocal and piano solos, readings by Muriel Roe Gladys Scott Tom Olmsted and Dawn Frimel, and an assembly singing led by Mrs Willis and Miss Reed.

Willis Miss Sinclair Salfeggretto Bach Dawn—Frimel

Dinner Party At Gleed Home Delights Twenty Four Guests

Mr and Mrs Henry Gleed Jr hosted a dinner party last Sunday evening for twenty four friends. After the meal six pinochle tables were set and prizes awarded to Mrs C R Price for ladies and Mr Jack Reese for gentlemen. The Gleed home featured American Beauty roses in abundance and elegant decor.

Henry Gleed, Jr C. R. Price Jack Reese

To Go to California for Winter Trip by Automobile

A party led by Mr and Mrs Dan Shively with Harry Smith Orville Smith and George Wolfe plan to depart the last of the week for California. They expect to spend the winter there and hope to complete the journey by car if weather permits.

California Dan Shively Harry Smith Orville Smith George Wolfe Southern

Legion Dance at Armistice Night Attended by Many

The American Legion held a dance at city hall on Armistice night with Exter-Tonney orchestra providing music. The Legion also kept its club rooms open during the afternoon.

Mrs Burtis Dies After Long Illness in Peoria Illinois

Mrs John C Burtis of E Paso Illinois died last Saturday evening after months of nerve trouble rheumatism and cancer. She was born Clara Perry in E Paso March 2 1866 and married John C Burtis January 19 1888. Funeral services were held Tuesday at 2 30 pm at her home with Rev William Baker and burial in Evergreen cemetery. She leaves husband two siblings and many friends.

John C. Burtis Sycamore Street Peoria Clara Perry Paso James Madison Perry Emily (Gibson) Perry Pontiac Clara Charley Perry Charles Dillon Mont Boulder Burtis William Baker Evergreen Cemetery Lulu Johnson Ace Johnson Hugh Helen Kay Chicago Smith Normal Elizabeth. ‘Kay Edward Burtis Leah Burtis Ralph Hudson Nona Zause Bt Louis Emma Burtis McCord Denver Ill Times

Dillon Men Escape Ducking After Canoe Overturns

Dr R D Curry A A Gibson and Warner faced a harrowing duck hunting accident after their canoe struck a submerged log and capsized in Beaverhead river They cannot recall how they reached shore and Medlen lost his gun in the incident All men wore heavy clothing and boots and escaped with difficulty alive

R. D. Curry A. A. Gibson Warner Beaverhead Medlen

Miss Geneva Baker Weds Willis Garland in Butte

Geneva Baker and Willis Garland married in Butte on September 2. Baker resigned as county clerk to join her husband in Dubois Idaho. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs John Baker, worked at the courthouse. Garland, a rancher and grain buyer, lives on the east bench and works for the Dubois flour mill.

Miss Baker Geneva Baker Willis Garland Butte East Bench Dillon Dubois Flour ‘Mill Company

Rev MacDougall Arrives in Dillon Before Move to Lewistown

Reverend George MacDougall reached Dillon from Lewistown yesterday and will stay several days to arrange his move. He recently accepted a post in Lewistown and left for that city weeks ago. Miss Margaret MacDougall departed for Lewistown at the start of the month. During his Dillon stay he made many friends who regret his departure yet wish him success in the new parish.

MacDougall George MacDougall Dillon Lewistown Margaret MacDougall

Dillon Visit Of Abbie Hansen Former Local Resident

Mrs. Abbie Hansen, a former well known Dillon resident now living in southern California, is visiting Dillon as a guest at Mrs. Mary Selway’s home. Hansen once owned the Evergreen farm during her residence here.

Dillon Abbie Hansen California Mary Selway Hansen Evergreen Farm

East Prom Mrs Stratton Guest at Craig Cornell Home

Mrs. Stratton longtime resident and former city guest of Craig Cornell has spent several weeks at his home. She also visited Emory Keller’s Lima home last week during her eastern trip to the region.

Sam Goza in Town Arrives for Business at Dillon

Sam Goza, well known Helena insurance man, arrived in Dillon yesterday morning and will spend several days attending to business matters and greeting his many friends at this place.

Sam Goza Helena Dillon

Musical Revue of 1922 Shines at Hartwig

The Musical Revue of 1922 at the Hartwig drew full crowds over two evenings under the American Legion Auxiliary. High school performers led routines from five treatments including a ground scene with freshmen to seniors in knickerbockers. Fern Andrus, Martha Featherly, Bernice Mellen and Jamey Cunningham headed solos. Toadie's Vagabonds provided music. Mrs. Eugene Bond staged most acts. The show featured a back-stage carpenter, a lively State Street Toddlers segment, and a bright fashion style show with Eliel Brothers outfits. James Cunningham and a chorus of students closed the revue with song and dance, leaving audiences entertained.

the Hartwig American Legion Auxiliary Eugene Bond Toadie Fern Andrus Martha Featherly Bernice Mellen Jamey Cunningham Velma Judge Rachel Smith June Blair Ophelia Lloyd Dysart Gowan Frank Bramsman Muriel and Margaret Roe Dorothy Potter Anna Miller Ebba Anderson Tom Drummey Bruce Christman Charlie Lloyd Dave Hier Gladys Scott Lambert Eliel Evelyn ‘Gleed Frances Dunn Frances Bimrose Jane Boone Micky Dorothy’ Hirschman State Street Chicago Vélma Judge Muriel Roe Eliel Brothers Miss Quinn

Chinaman Dies at Dell Ranch Death Attributed to Heart Trouble

Hiram Brundage transported Chin Fu a cook at the A BE Scott ranch near Dell to the city last Monday after he was found dead in his bed. Heart trouble was listed as the cause of Chin Fu's death.

Hiram Brundage A. BE. Scott Ranch Dell Chin Fu Scott Ranch

Red and Gun Club to Have Big Turkey Shoot

The Dillon Gun club will hold its annual turkey shoot on Sunday afternoon, November 26. All men who like to shoot are invited to participate whether club members or not. There will be plenty of big turkeys and the shooting will continue all afternoon. The club has held this event the Sunday before Thanksgiving since its organization and promises to be the best yet.

Red and Gun Club Dillon Gun Club Bers

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George Baker A Benedict Cwith Board OF Commissioners Beaver Head Association Muriel Roe “Tn the Socaieer Anne Teeeden Ae Tom Olmsted Catone Eten En Newanine Gleed Illinois Missouri C. H. Niblack Humansville Deer Lodge Harry Luchsinger Fuller Drug Company Anaconda CREAT Miss Reed James Cunningham Girl Peggy O'Neal Bernice Mellin Margaret Roe Chinaman
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