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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1923
Page
8
Local meeting discusses completing a route to Yellowstone and the Big Hole basin. Advocates argue road bonds boost tourism revenue, farmer access, and county wealth while officials note federal aid limits and the need for education campaigns.
Local leaders and ranchers discuss a proposed bond issue to build a faster Dillon to Big Hole road. Supporters cite shorter travel time and economic benefits. opponents warn about high taxes and question bond viability. Proposals on funding include state highway aid and federal matching money with low per mile costs.
Tomorrow at eight Miss Frances Dunn will perform a violin concert broadcast from Salt Lake City station KZN. Accompanist Miss Ruth Kaiser will join her. both are studying music in Salt Lake City.
In a raid Friday night at the Stoller rooming house one man and three women were taken into custody. Bert Heed and Carrie Hunter were charged with robbery of Martin and both pleaded guilty. Bonds were set at $2,000 for the man and $25 for the woman, both posted. Martin claims a $200 loss. Laura Carpora, proprietress, faced unlawful sale of liquor charges and pled not guilty with $500 bond posted. Edna Long was charged with vagrancy and pled not guilty, posting $100 cash bond.
The Commercial Bulletin reports wool demand remains fair with steady current quotations and ongoing activity in the goods market. West news is sparse as London opens stronger and sustains pace while primary market sales show no easing in values. Exports stay fairly heavy with cross breds and merinos in demand.
The notice lists domestic fleeces from Ohio Pennsylvania and other regions with prices for unwashed combing blood and 1-4 blood sorts, scoured basis prices for Texas California Oregon Montana and other territories, plus mohair, luncheon cloths and gift ideas from Montana Auto Supply Co.
Mrs George Gray died very suddenly leaving three children Grace Smith Guy E Gray of Grass hopper and Mrs Reed Featherly of Butte. She was beloved by many in the county for her kind nature and will be greatly missed. Funeral arrangements not yet made.
Beaverhead Motors Co advertises drayage quick delivery and hauling options with James Cunningham contact 290. Multiple used Fords offered and a 1928 Chevrolet in light use. Also promotes new hat line at Mrs Anna Hart's store. Ad date 18-11 and 18-tf in Beaverhead area.
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