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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1931
Page
5
Broadway theater in Butte hosts Billy Burke in The Vinegar Tree on Oct 17 with Laura Merrick as a central character. The show blends comedy and a symposium on love while offering two performances and includes other local notices about residents and events.
A travel sketch notes A C Bayers Hereford Ranch on the North Fork below Wisdom Montana. The 2000 acre property near Divide showcases purebred polled Herefords while Emery Keller tours the Grasshopper Valley and Big Hole basin pastures.
Lost wire-haired fox terrier white with one black eye. Reward offered for return or information leading to return to Betty Boone. Contact: 11-41.
Garments normally requiring water cleaning especially silk dresses can now be dry cleaned without water, eliminating shrinkage. Men's clothing is thoroughly renovated with no recurring spots after exposure. A dedicated plant department restores colors that have faded or run, overcoming past obstacles.
Beaverhead County fair results highlight top Hereford herd by Mr Bayers with 400 head of pure bred cattle. Public sale set for Dillon on the 15th draws attention to prize livestock from a grass fed, tuberculin tested herd. Published notes describe the range and hay rich in the Big Hole valley and reflect a western feel of the event with local ranchers such as Albert Smith and Olson Bros et al.
John Jackson from Big Hole basin and James Johnson with family visited Dillon on Saturday and Sunday. Howard Fittner and son traveled from Greybull with Annabel Desmond visiting. Mrs Fittner to stay two weeks. Fred Gilbert came from Ruby. Martin Jackson attended county commissioners meeting with son Noel.
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