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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1919
Page
13
Lost dog in Dillon Montana named Buster a long haired black and white shepherd who rides in cars. Description notes cockle bars on chest and last seen location not provided. Finder should notify L S Carter in Dillon Montana.
Cincinnati Nationals defeated the Chicago Americans five games to three in the World Series. Fans and Dillon business leaders celebrated at the Hartwig theatre with daily game shows and the financial split from the series totals: champions share $5,093.79 per player, runners up $3,395.86, and other clubs nets ranging to $848.96 per New York National and Cleveland American players.
Helena dispatch says the post office will distribute all government goods ordered by Montana residents from Seattle. Nine freight cars will bring the shipments, one per day, with the depot mailing items to other Montana cities. War department estimates saving $10,000 by handling freight to Helena.
A meeting of stockholders of the Southern Montana Telephone company is scheduled for October 24 at 2 PM at the First National Bank. Leonard Eliel serves as President and Frank A Hazelbaker as Secretary.
The federal board for vocational education awards Montana $20,000 from federal funds for 1919 20 to cover salaries for agriculture trade home economics and training teachers. The state must match dollar for dollar bringing total available funds to $40,000 for the current fiscal year ending June 30, 1920.
New York and Chicago bankers bought the first 3,000,000 of North Dakota bonds to fund the Nonpartisan league ventures. Compton Investment and Halsey Stewart bought 2,000,000 and 1,000,000 respectively, with deposits equal to par value kept in eastern banks to secure interest and principal. The arrangement costs North Dakota 90,000 annually and places control over funds with the buyers.
Dr E B Davis newly elected president of Montana State Normal at Dillon will deliver a principal address at the Rural Life Institute October 23 28. His talk is set for Saturday afternoon at 2 45 PM. A full program is printed in this issue. Twin Bridges Monitor.
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