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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1928
Page
7
Ford dealer groups offer a free inspection program for the Model A at 500 1000 and 1500 miles. Mechanics check generator and charging rate distributor adjustment carburetor lighting brakes shock absorber tire inflation steering oil engine lubrication and chassis care. Regular oiling and greasing every 500 miles can extend life and reduce long term costs.
Helena Montana Republican Dan Boyle circulates and pays for campaign materials asserting experience as his teacher and promising to give the people the benefit. The notice names Boyle as the candidate and indicates campaign expenditures.
Senator Hazelbaker and wife arrived from the north to attend campaign duties and left Monday for the western part of the state. Local residents include Mrs. Nelson and the Galloways visiting Helena and Missoula, with other townspeople traveling for business and family. The elder Niblack’s passing affects relatives. the Crowthers attend Lizette Rounds’ funeral in Dillon.
The statement proclaims the subject able fearless and conscientious and notes faithful service circulated for by Republican State Central Committee without additional context.
The article catalogs winners in numerous divisions of a Dillon fair. It lists first and second place recipients in culinary, needlework, house plants, ladies art, educational displays, and minerals, naming individuals such as Mrs. J. P. Klebba, Mrs. Clarence Axe, Mrs. Frank Morrison, Mrs. Maude Hubbard, Roy B. Herndon, and others along with their respective prizes. It covers displays of pies, cakes, canned goods, embroidery, quilts, paintings, and mineral collections with multiple matronly and community names.
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