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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1921
Page
7
A fragment from the Dillon Examiner dated November 30, 1921 notes editorial and business correspondence should be directed to THE DILLON EXAMINER. The text references historical dates including September 20, 1902 and the Act of Congress of March 8, 1879, with mentions of Dil Tomy Montana and a second-class warrant.
Gov J M Dixon told Great Falls Rotary convicts must work, noting state costs of 1.90 per day per convict and savings of about 200000 last year. He criticized loaned school funds to farm loans, foreseen delinquencies, county bond refinancing, and school driven taxation. He spoke at a Teachers convention later.
A women’s club at St. Rose’s church is formed as the Carroll Study Club in honor of Bishop Carroll of Helena. It aims to study liturgy with meetings on the second and fourth Tuesdays monthly. Officers: Mrs. Lydia Pease Gilbert president Mrs. Frank Caskin vice president Miss Helen Bulger secretary treasurer. This year’s topic is the Sacrifice of the Mass. Recent meeting covered priest and bishop vestments led by Mrs. C J Parker. Next meeting will discuss the altar with Mrs. Caskin leading. Dues are nominal and the club may host social activities.
In Beaverhead county the Supreme Court affirms the lower court ruling in American Savings Bank and Trust Co. against Clara Chapman. The bank sued on a $600 promissory note from 1914 to First National Bank of Dillon. The district court ruled for Chapman, but on appeal the bank sought a new trial after denial.
Tom Pendergast, a well known Wisdom rancher, visited the county seat last Friday afternoon, drawing local interest and attention from residents and officials.
Thanksgiving day gathering in Leadore Idaho brought together Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside Mrs J B Mulkey Mrs George Clark and Sam Williamson for a family reunion at A R Mulkeys home. A sumptuous dinner followed with lively reminiscences as Williamson spun the biggest yarn. Attendees included W H Mulkey and sons from Ten Day Idaho and Williamson from Dillon.
A Blackfoot Idaho deputy sheriff in town Saturday arrested Ayers in Butte on grand larceny charges. Ayers is accused of stealing a Cole car and was taken toward Blackfoot for arraignment. The stolen vehicle was recovered in Dillon weeks earlier by Sheriff Mooney at the Deputy & Voelker garage.
In the Manful versus Montana Southern Railway case damages for personal injuries, Montana attorney John G. Brown asks transfer to Beaverhead County arguing injuries occurred there if at all. The Nova trial date is set for November 28.
An examination for Wisdom postmaster drew Charles Bell and Will Tovey to oversee the process. In hunting news, Raymond Schwartz and Vern McManus each harvested large bucks near Medicine Lodge, weighing 200 and 175 pounds respectively.
A. Lovell arrived yesterday afternoon after a trip to Portland to secure a shipment of cattle for J. L. Ken. The return completes a brief expedition tied to ranching interests and local commerce in the Snow Slide-W. region.
Cashmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. W Cashmore, is among local hunters and brought in a fine buck last week. Also notes visits from Dillon friends, Mr Montgomery’s trip from Wisdom, and Mrs F Husted’s ranch visit to Wise River. Clip P&G coupons from Butte Daily papers for Viel’s Cash Store.
The Episcopal church ladies host a bazaar and dinner at the guild hall Friday December 2 from 6 30 until completion. An entertainment and bazaar follow Saturday evening December third with continued sales and activities.
Former agent states severance from Montana Livestock Commission Company and provides new office location at George W. Lovell's Cigar Store with contact 139-W. R. E. Foster listed.
Sunday service at 11 a.m. themed God, the Only Cause and Creator. Sunday school at 9:45. Wednesday testimonial meeting at 8 p.m. All are welcome.
Mr and Mrs Will Tovey from Wisdom stayed late last week as guests at the home of Mrs N B Stone, the mother of Mrs Tovey.
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