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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 05, 1921

Page

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Dry land farming advice from H C Cash advocates winter wheat and careful tillage

Molt farmer H C Cash discusses successful dry farming in Montana and endorses the Montana Development Association formula. He cites past yields, urges fall sowing of winter wheat on summer fallowed land, and describes soil management including disking, subsoil packing, mulching, and weed control to conserve moisture.

H. C. Cash Molt Billings Paul Cash Mr. Cash Cash Stong Montana Development ‘Association Palouse Montana

Delinquent Tax Sale Held With Little Property Sold

The 1920 Montana delinquent tax sale was conducted in Beaverhead County last Saturday by Miss Georgia Mathews. The sale was postponed ten months by legislative act. Many on the delinquent list paid before the sale but few purchasers appeared, with little property sold. The Big Hole Irrigation district property remained on the list as the largest item.

Georgia Mathews Beaverhead County Montana Big Hole Irrigation District

Meeting Of Womens Clubs In Anaconda District 2

The Anaconda Woman's Club invites district No 2 club women to a two day district meeting at the Montana hotel October 13 and 14. Sessions feature Mrs Sanders and Mrs Case, with talks by Miss Edith Taffin and Miss Muckley. A dinner will include discussion led by Mr. Edwin B Caplin and topics on America's pageant and music.

Anaconda Woman’s Club of Willits Edith Taffin New York City State Vocational School For Girls Helena Warm Springs Muckley State Medical Board Montana Thuragay Eewin B. Caplin America W. B. Dakley Richardson Hathaway Johns Federation R B. Abbott T. A. Grigg Butte

Grade Your Potatoes and Get a Higher Market Price

Beaverhead county farmers produced over fifty thousand bushels of potatoes last season. The Northwest Produce Weekly urges grading to boost prices and market access. A representative from the Northwest Potato Exchange may visit Dillon next spring to advise on planting, seed, care, digging, and market prep. The No 1 grade requires sound, clean tubers with uniform variety traits and minimal defects, with size limits and allowable underages.

Beaverhead County Northwest Produce Weekly Kalispell Dillon

Fire Alarm From Burning Awning Triggers City’s Record Run

The city fire department made a record run when an alarm from the Berty Williams residence on the west side rang last Monday afternoon. The new fire truck operated in service for the first time, proving fully capable. An awning at the Williams home caught fire while no one was home. Mrs. Martha Melvyn nearby extinguished the blaze with a garden hose before firefighters arrived, causing minor damage to window casings and the awning.

Berty Williams Williams Martha Melvyn

Mrs Drummey Embarks On Extended Western Vacation

Mrs. W. F. Drummey leaves Dillon with her 92 year old mother Mrs. Sherman for an extended trip. They join son John Drummey and family in Dubuque Iowa then visit California with Will Drummey at a powder factory, Los Angeles and San Francisco, Seattle with relatives, and return to Dillon around early December.

W. F. Drummey Sherman Butte John Drummey Dubuque Iowa Drummey John Drummney California Will Drummey Dillon Hercules Los Angeles Besemius San Francisco Seattle Emmett

The Montana Daughters Promote Correct Flag Usage

The Montana Daughters of the American Revolution compile thorough guidance on United States flag use. It lists national anniversaries, the Ten Commandments of the Flag, flag handling rules, salutes, and etiquette for parades and ceremonies.

Daughters OF "American Revolution Montana Daughters of the American Revolution Harriet Ross Jorris

Funeral of John Anderson Held in Dillon

The funeral for the late John Anderson was held in Dillon last Thursday from the Brundage undertaking parlors. Rev. Father Foley conducted the services. He was 29 and died in Butte after an operation. A Dillon resident, he had ranching ties and was a nephew of Hans, John, Peter and Albert Anderson, noted county sheepmen.

John Andderson Dillon Brundage Undertaking Father Foley Butte Hans John, Peter and Albert Anderson

Boy Dies at Curtis Hospital in Reichle Funeral Planned

Frank Polish 16 or 17, a Reichle youth, died Monday at Curtis hospital from meningitis after a month of illness. His body was moved to the Polish ranch near Reichle for burial. Funeral and interment set for Thursday at Mountain View Cemetery officiated by Rev. Father Foley. Survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Matt Polish and eight siblings: John, Matt, Rudy, Joe, Albert, May, Agnes, Evelyn.

Frank Polish Reichle Curtis Hospital Father Foley Mountain View Matt Polish John Matt Rudy Joe Albert May Agnes Evelyn

New Cashier for Beaverhead State Bank Named

R. B. McChinock arrived from Helena to take the position of cashier at Beaverhead State Bank. He succeeds C. W. Hudson who resigned to pursue similar business. Mr. Hudson will retain his stock in the bank.

R. B. McChinock Helena Beaverhead State Bank C. W. Hudson Mr. Hudson

Young Man Pleads Guilty to Moonshine Peddling

Virgil DeLong admitted guilt to moonshine peddling last Monday. County Attorney Gilbert urged a 100 dollar fine and 60 day jail term, suspended if DeLong left town within 24 hours after paying the fine. D Harkness also pleaded guilty, fined 100 dollars.

Virgil DeLong Gilbert D. Harkness

Andrus Hotel Dining Room Opens With Banquet And Dance

The Andrus hotel dining room opened last Tuesday evening with a banquet and dance. The Baxter-Towery Orchestra provided music. Mrs. R. E. Carey oversees the dining room. Meals are served daily from 6:30 a.m. to 8:30 p.m. A special lunch is offered at noon each day.

Andrus Hotel Baxter-Towery Orchestra R. E. Carey

World Series at Hartwig Theatre Sparks Local Debate

Dillon fans debate the World Series as the Hartwig Theatre wires play by play. Local supporters split between American and National leagues with Babe Ruth cited as a hero by many. Contenders include the Americans and Giants, with further details continued on Page Eight.

Hartwig Theatre Dillon Nationals Terry Browning Bud Hartwig Hartwig Dillon Fang Bluie Cruz Alf .Cashmore Charley Miller Babe

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H. C State The Beaverhead Red Cross Chapter City Hall Mrs. Drummey East United States Babe Ruth Bud Courtney Giants Roy Forrester Hiram Sprundage C. H. Phillips Earl Wheat Walter Vance New York Americans H. G. Rodgers—Ii Lee R. Light B. N. Stevenson Fred Waldorf
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