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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 24, 1934
Page
3
Four Stalwart sons of James Hunter of New York City prepare to depart for Montana to avenge Frank G. Hunter killed Sunday afternoon at Medicine Lodge. Desperados are blamed for the murder and the hunters pursue justice in Dillon region.
In Dillon last night Augustus Hittite drew the largest mass meeting of citizens seen. A Dillon theatre Friday evening basketball game pitted Normal college against the high school, ending 25 to 19 for the high school. English buyers purchased 116 of 229 horses shipped from Dillon for cavalry use. In Butte, alcohol tax agents seized 50 gallons moonshine plus kegs and flasks at 32 East Galena. Rolfe Dern AR-raigned for tax-unpaid whisky, freed on $6500 bond.
Miss Ivy Wentworth wed M. F. Cleves in Missoula on the 12th, with plans to live there while he works for Consolidated Freight. The bride, daughter of Elizabeth Wentworth, is a Beaverhead graduate and a St. Patrick hospital nurse. A large Elk dance followed a meeting, and various clubs and society events are announced, including Shakespeare Club, DeMolay dances, bridge and Eastern Star gatherings, and local visits and visits by state figures.
Carl Westermark, seven miles southeast of Chinook, drilled a well 1100 feet deep and found water flowing at 10 barrels per minute. He plans to store the water for livestock use and to power lighting and heating for his farm buildings as he pipes the supply.
Federal guidance clarifies daily bag limit for wild ducks is 12. Eleven restricted species may total at most 5 in a single day, while all other ducks combined may not exceed 12. Wood ducks ruddy ducks and buffleheads are prohibited. states may reduce bag limits below federal rules.
The quote stresses duty to civilization and domestic tranquility, urging a strong army and navy and orderly relations with foreign peoples as essential to national security and the public good.
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