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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 15, 1924

Page

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Beaverhead County Board Holds October 6 1924 Session

Beaverhead County Montana commissioners met October 6 1924 with L Anderson C Gosman and J Shaw present and deputy J F Fuller. They approved prior minutes, refused a child’s return from Twin Bridges Childrens Home, granted winter grocery aid to Chas Shoenemann via M Rand, discussed iron culverts with Newman and Stuart Co and ordered one culvert sent to Lima on trial, and deferred action on road petitions. Angot Lian resigned as Public Health Nurse. Board set November 5 1924 meeting date due to election. Reports for September including County Poor Farm inmates and District Court clerk totals were reviewed and filed.

Board of Beaverhead County Montana L. Anderson C.C. Gosman J. H. Shaw J.C. Fuller Twin Bridges M. Rand Chas. Shoenemann Shoenemann Stocker Harry, Newman Newman and Stuart Co Ogden Utah Jackson Dillon Big Hole River County Poor Farm Clerk of District Court

Registration totals for Montana electors rise before November vote

Montana secretary of state reports 240 765 electors registered for the November 4 election across 56 counties and 1 535 precincts up from 211 560 registered for the August primary. Silver Bow leads with 26 220. Cascade 15 106. several counties report gains over 1 000. Voter turnout in 1920 was 121 788 of 261 257 registered.

Helena Montana Silver Bow Cascade Flathead Lewis and Clark Missoula Yellowstone Carbon Beer Lodge Fergus Gallatin Hill Lincoln Madison Park Phillips Ravalli Sheridan

Attorney’s Talk on Montana Mining Taxes at Butte Meeting

Attorney Dan Kelly addressed voters about Referendum Measure No 28 and the metal mines tax. He argued Montana’s mining costs and taxation burden, detailing mine operations, wages, and the 100 percent assessment on net proceeds while contrasting surface taxes and the constitution.

Hartwig Dan Kelly Mr. Kelly Butte Dixon Dillon Ely Ane Montana Kelly Hetep Cet South America Africa Atlantic Sea Board Chile New York Daly Anaconda Company R. ‘Kelly

Eastern buyers seek 1925 wool clip in Montana markets

Butte reports buyers from the East in Montana aiming to contract the 1925 wool clip. Prices rise as Montana wools in eastern warehouses bring up to 52 cents a pound with 40 cents offered for wool on the sheep. Thomas A. Marlow notes improving eastern business, stronger grain and livestock markets, and continued demand from textile mills.

Butte Montana Thomas A. Marlow East New York Boston Washington Chicago Mr. Marlow

Erickson Club Formed By Beaverhead Democratic Women

Democratic women of Beaverhead county organized a club named the Erickson club at the Andrus hotel. A tea and speeches by J. E. Kelly and Linden McCullough followed. Officers named and an executive committee set, with a tea planned for next Tuesday to arrange a reception for Judge Erickson.

Beaverhead County Andrus Hotel Roscoe Cornell Erickson Club J. E. Kelly Linden McCullough Etta Metzel GC. W. Robison Joseph C. Smith George Melton Frank Nelson Truscoe Cornell Tom Dubois Htta Metzel Joy. Smith J. B. Kelly Rita Metzel Wilma Colfer Harry Andrus Frank Caskins Jack Carney Will Lovell B. W. Emerick George Metton M.D. Gist David Sullivan

Fire Prevention Topic At Weekly Rotary Lunch

The Dillon Rotary heard fire prevention talks from Dick Price secretary of the fire department and Tim Tash chief. Tash thanked local businessmen for helping the Fourth of July celebration and noted the 32 member department would grow with citizen cooperation. Price urged care to prevent fires and outlined prevention methods. McAdams and Parker from Chevrolet explained fire safety efforts by manufacturers and dealers. Mayor Roscoe Cornell presided.

Rotary Dick Price Tim Tash Mr. Tash Dillon Price McAdams Parker Chevrolet Motor Company Roscoe Cornell

Absent Voters Apply For Ballots In Beaverhead County

Scores of Beaverhead County voters who expect to be absent on election day have applied to County Clerk John H Baker for absent ballots. The official copy from the secretary of state has not yet been received so ballots cannot be printed until it arrives. It is expected the secretary of state will certify the copy soon and ballots will be printed and mailed to absent voters promptly.

Beaverhead County John 8. Baker Secretary of State

Beaverhead Mines Form Union to Oppose Gross Value Tax

At a Dillon meeting on October 9 Beaverhead County miners and mine owners elected Wm. Dunn president with Frank B. Felt and Fred Little as vice presidents and Georges R. Metlen as secretary. The group aims to unite miners to block a proposed gross value tax and revive local mining while supporting farms and com­merce. The association pledges to liaise with county mining interests and push for fair treatment for small mines in Elkhorn Argenta and surrounding districts.

Beaverhead County Dillon Wm. Dunn Argenta Frank B. Felt Elkhorn Fred Little Hecla Georges R. Metlen Beaverhead Montana Ferdinand Glenn Decker Rittenhouse Best Bros Cushing French Bros Toni Flock Dilllow Beaverhead& County Gov. Allen Boston

Normal Football Team to Meet Bobkittens Next Saturday

Montana State Normal schedules a home game against the Montana State College Freshmen next Saturday afternoon. Coach Bruce Hollister has built a strong eleven and observers expect a competitive debut for the Normalites, with optimism high for a first season win.

Bobkittens Montana State Normal Montana State College Normal College Bruce Hollister Normalites

Deer season opens today with limits and closures noted

The deer hunting season begins today and runs through November 18, with a one male deer limit and antlers at least four inches long. No elk season exists in Beaverhead county, portions designated as elk preserves remain closed. Also, word arrives of the sudden death of Dr. Arthur O. Yearlan in New York City. his remains to Miami for burial, with years of residence in Miami in real estate.

Beaverhead Powell Flatin Dillon Arthur O. Yearlan New York City Miami Florida Yearlan

Mrs Charles Wilson Hosts Dinner Party on Mr Wilson Birthday

Mrs Charles Wilson entertained a group of gentlemen at a dinner party last Thursday evening. The occasion marked Mr Wilson's birthday with a handsomely appointed dinner.

Charles Wilson Mr. Wilson Bery

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