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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1916
Page
4
The text notes that Mr. Bayerd plans no definite future steps but may set up in Dillon, and remarks that the venture is expected to succeed.
A stylish eight room home with full basement on Bannack Street by F. C. McFadden nears completion and should be ready for occupancy by November 1. The structure is attractively finished inside and out.
Hon. J. A. Windle spoke to a large audience at city hall on The Truth About Prohibition. Windle, editor of The Iconoclast, has toured many states and Montana, advocating anti prohibition.
The Orr barn on Orr street is advertised for sale to the highest bidder. It will be moved from its lot to make room for modern residences, noted as one of the state's largest structures and a landmark.
The church thanks Rev. H G Humphrey for arranging for the rites of Dr Tilden and for the congregation laymen singers and others who participated in the service The church also thanks for Mrs Tildens sickness and death sympathy and money Attend state meetings W E Stephenson attended the state Odd Fellows meeting in Miles City Mrs Julia Reddington and Mrs Oscar Dunn attended the state Rebekah meeting as delegates from the local organization
Charles N. Pray, Republican candidate for United States senator, and Frank Edwards, on the same ticket for governor of Montana, were the principal speakers at a Republican rally held in this city last Monday evening.
Last Saturday afternoon Beaverhead County High School second team faced the Normal Training School in a spirited football clash at this place. The game ended in a 6 to 6 tie with both sides displaying resolve.
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