19 Oct 1910
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1910
Page
1
The comedy Madam's Divorce plays at the Opera House on Saturday October 22 starring Cora King Swain as Madam and Orval Humphreys as the husband. Audiences in New York and Europe have lauded the piece for its witty humor and brisk pacing.
Manager Wiksdal of the Opera House confirms all arrangements for Mack Swain in Madam's Divorce translated from Divorcens. The performance is set for Saturday evening October 22.
The document lists names of individuals summoned as trial jurors. It includes dozens of registrants such as Alexander L Williamson, John West, Frank Gauthier, Arby Beardsley, Hans Peterson, James M Burt, Albert Stamm, Louis Anderson, George T Mast, John G Thompson, Daniel Tovey Sr, Michael Rebich, and many others across multiple towns including Dillon, Bannack, Lima, Jackson, Wisdom, and Grant.
The Beaverhead Democratic slate nominates H H Ryburn of Bannack and M D Gist of Dillon for state legislature, S S Patterson for county commissioner, Charles Nelson for sheriff, Frank Blair for treasurer, B W Emerick for clerk and recorder, Henry R Melton for county attorney, Tony French for assessor, Inn Ink Knotts for public administrator, Dr Guy Simpson for coroner. The platform pledges honest, efficient governance, better roads and bridges, and prudent fiscal management.
J W Hawks an Amex assistant in Dillon was arrested after $145.20 vanished from the local office safe. He allegedly confessed during initial questioning, then pleaded not guilty at a hearing before Judge Hirschmin and was bound over to district court.
The Manse society will be entertained Thursday afternoon by Mrs. Clark Anderson and Mrs. Findley Cunnard at the Anderson ranch. All ladies of church and congregation are cordially invited. Conveyances will leave Mrs. Mauldin's residence at 1:30 and later.
The Montana Supreme Court affirms the Beaverhead district court ruling in favor of A. F. Waldorf against W. G. Phillips and Sam Arndts for reconveyance of 112 shares in the Dillon Implement Co. The court upholds the jury finding that the stock transfer was without consideration, sustaining the judgment.
Roy Cowan and Blanch M Patrick eloped to Wisdom and were married at 7 PM Wednesday at the home of Rev J E Nottsinger with a small group present. Miss Alice Ellis and Mr Ralph Foster served as bridesmaid and best man. The couple returned to Wisdom to reside. Cowan works as a clerk at a local store.
Mrs H T Poindexter hosted a wild game dinner at the Cottonwoods last Sunday afternoon with ten covers. The event served as a farewell to Father Foley who left Monday for Southern California due to health reasons. In four years in Dillon he made many friends whose best wishes accompany him westward for the low altitude.
Henry Guyasz spent several days at the county seat this week, living temporarily from his home on Madiclae Ledge as he handled county affairs or related matters.
The State Normal College will host a Saturday evening show in the Normal Auditorium on October 22 to raise funds for the Montana Children’s Home Society. Moses life film from the Bailey Exchange will headline, with free projector service from Earl Wheat. Montana state song Montana will be performed by Mrs. E Creighton Largey of Butte, with proceeds aiding the society. Key figures include Joseph E Howard and Charles C Cohan, creator of Montana lyrics, and city editor of the Butte Miner, Mr. Cohan. The event is managed by Dillon ladies including Mesdames Rathbone Poindexter Anderson Best Thomas Nelson and Robison.
Montana shows strong talk of forming a state league for 1911 with teams in Butte Helena Missoula Great Falls Livingston Bozeman Kalispell and more. Hamilton supports a top class team led by Eddie Hammond while Dillon hosts a fine semi professional outfit under Eddie Farnsworth. Billings fields a solid mix of semi pro and some pro players.
A communication from Nels Nelson a leading stockman of Medicine Lodge notes that a post office has been established at Medicine Lodge and that Mr Laura Guyax had been appointed postmaster, indicating new postal service for the area.
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