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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
6
The banking business of each patron is a necessary and desirable part of the success of the Security Bank. Officers are ready to cooperate with patrons to advance their interests and offer safety accuracy and promptness with time experience and counsel.
Plans finalized for the All Montana Civic conference to be held in Lewistown on November 15 16 and 17. The Montana State Press Association approved the call to create a state-wide civic gathering to reduce friction and spur a new era of prosperity across Montana. The executive committee will issue the official call and outline the conference objectives including formulating and making recommendations.
Roger W. Babson releases a statement based on a survey of the steel industry dating October 26 1923 in which he says steel prices and production broadly reflect general business. He notes overshoot in early year activity, a drop in output, and warns that prices have not reached a bottom.
Montana civic groups and press associations plan a two day conference to promote faith in state resources, cooperation, and adherence to laws. Delegates include Montana press, labor federations, and major civic clubs with no salaried officials invited.
About six hundred people attended the open house at the new dormitory on Normal Hill Friday evening. The glow of electric lights lit the two dormitories as guests arrived and greeted by a welcome committee including the board and their wives, President and Mrs Swain, and faculty wives. Emily Taylor leads in a popularity contest run by the Examiner, with Marjorie McLoughlin, Florence Conger, and Christie Jackson close behind. In Lima, Miss Emma B Farlin and Mr Martin Jackson wed with attendants Christie Jackson and Minnie Dishno. John Jackson and Fred Dishno served as groomsmen. The Dillon steam laundry changes hands next month to Otis C Leach after purchasing Alliott interests. Dr Poindexter to cover Dr Kingsbury during his absence and will set up practice later. The Rocky Mountain Bell Telephone Co plans to extend its line from Jackson to Wisdom, including Polaris post office, Jackson, and Fox. A license was granted to Grant Kennison and Miss Harriet Ruby Page.
In a Wednesday evening ceremony at the bride's parents home Mr and Mrs F H Harrison, McClaren and Ada Harrison were married. The report mentions Steve Cook and weeklong work with 1200 head of wethers driven to Landon’s place on the upper Blacktail.
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