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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1936
Page
3
Jackson October 27 Special members of St Margaret’s guild will host a bazaar in the I O O F hall Saturday October 31 with fancy work for sale dinner served and an evening dance.
An Eastern Montana editor explains his 40 years in the Democratic Party have shifted to support the Republican ticket, urging voters to back Frank Hazelbaker for governor. He blames machine politics for past Democratic losses and praises Holt supporters who back Hazelbaker as men of honor.
Montana School Boards Association adopts a resolution to spend treasury funds to campaign for repealing the compulsory state fire insurance law. The push includes W Danielson Mabel Lyman H C Hanson R D Benson Warner Just John Laird and O J Pike. County commissioners oppose the measure citing nine required coverages at 100 percent valuation for all county properties.
The Harmony club of Lima sponsors a Saturday dance on Oct 31 at the local venue with the Baxter orchestra of Dillon providing music for the event.
A statement urges continued fair, economical, and efficient administration and supervision of the county schools, stressing governance, transparency, and responsible stewardship to support district education and community interests.
Democratic committee promotes George H Montgomery for State Senate and George R Metlen for county surveyor. Bud Hartwig seeks re election as county commissioner, Nell Doyle for county superintendent, J A McColum for sheriff, Fred Rite for clerk of the court, and a coroner candidate. Also notes economic county budget gains and two constitutional amendments on eight hour day and county consolidation.
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