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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1922
Page
4
County tax time is extended by one day due to Thanksgiving. Tax books close at five o clock on November 30 but the treasurer’s office will remain closed for the holiday and extend the collection deadline to the evening of December 1. Georgia Mathews reports a smaller tax payment total than last year and anticipates a late rush.
All candidates from all parties in the last general election must file expenditure statements by five this evening. County Clerk Baker will report those who fail to file. Most candidates spent under $100, with none above $200. John S. Baker and T. S. Gilbert reported no campaign spend.
In Butte last Friday three Nay brothers Milton Byron and Ross Nay were initiated into the Noble Mystic Shrine marking a historic first for Bagdad temple and possibly for Shrine temples in the state. Ranchers from Grasshopper, long prominent Masons, they led a Dillon contingent at the ceremonial session.
Three leading city clubs select Beaverdam County High School girls to represent them at the annual Girls Vocational Congress. Francis Dunn Rachel Smith and Mary Heavey are named with Dunn chosen by the Shakespeare Club Smith by the Good Government Club and Heavey by the remaining organization.
A letter from the Butte Central High School Alumni Athletic Board commends Beaverhead County High School and its football team for outstanding sportsmanship and cordial conduct during a visit. Principal L W Beam receives warm appreciation for hospitality and the two schools’ mutual respect, with offers to reciprocate soon.
The school radio club has about twenty members meeting weekly in the science room to further radio science. Members have bought personal outfits, one installed by Elwyn Metzel, with dues funding more gear and replacements. Mr Wood from the science department leads concerts and lectures each Tuesday at seven.
Society holds 11 oclock Sunday service at Yeaman block H Center street with the subject Ancient and Modern Necromancy De nounced Sunday school at 946 Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 Thanksgiving services November 30 at 11 am All are welcome
Notice invites attendance at a bazaar and fish pond hosted by the M E L A society on Saturday December 2 at 1 PM in the Methodist church lecture room. A 16 cent lunch will be served. members with packages should arrive at 10 AM the same day.
The bank disaster reports: 36 safety deposit boxes rifled and total losses near 10000 dollars. Heaviest losses include Mr. and Mrs. Fred Swayze and Mrs Mary Adams with Liberty bonds and coins missing. Adam Bruggeman and Dr. Dyer also cited among losses. some bonds may be replaceable.
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