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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1921

Page

11

Residents and visitors Teem Through Dillon and Nearby Towns

A rapid roster of locals and guests reveals James Whalen and others spending Labor Day in Butte and nearby towns. Visitors from Armstead, Sheridan, and Port land mingle with Dillon residents as teachers travel to Wolf Point and Missoula. Notables attend harvest festival events in Wisdom and local business moves surface.

T. Magnus Butte P. I. Smith Glen Decker Armstead Dillon P. M. Sweeney Dell Misa Jessie Williams John Colling Fred Vie Deer Lodge W. EH. Henneberry Ambrose Dan Frank Haxelbaker Misa Anna Small Wisdom Sunday Rock George Woodworth Los Angeles Cal Spencer Kansas State University Missoula Twin Bridges

Census Bureau outlines Montana occupation stats 1920

Preliminary general occupation data from the Census Bureau show Montana's 1920 gainful workers totaled 214184, about 39 percent of the state population over ten, with males comprising 86.8 percent of workers and females 13.2 percent. Agriculture dominates with 39.7 percent, followed by manufacturing 15.3 percent and transportation 8.9 percent.

Bureau of Census Department of Commerce Montana

Illiteracy in Montana declines with age and foreign born figures

Montana census data show illiteracy dropping from 4.8 percent in 1910 to 2.3 percent in 1920 with 9,544 illiterates over ten in the state. Butte records 2.2 percent illiterates, mainly foreign born, while 71,513 of 77,026 children aged 7 to 13 attend school. The population skews young and rural areas have more children, while urban areas hold more working-age adults.

Washington Montana Census Bureau Butte

Christian Science Society Meeting in Center Street Center

The Christian Science Society will hold a Sunday service at 11 o'clock in the Yeaman block Center street with the subject Substance. Sunday school begins at 9 45 a.m. A Wednesday evening testimonial meeting is set for 8 o'clock.

Christian Science Society Yeaman Block Center Street

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James Whalen S. F.irwin Maurice Wright Labor Day Anaconda J. B. Hample Tom Moran J. H. LaDue Sheridan Olga Guidici Wolf Point G. V. Elder and Family B. A. Clark S. Provost A. L. Gregory Miner’s Lake R. B. Caswell Portland Thora Sisson Harlowton Gladys Burles Lakeview John Peterson Horse Prairie Byron Nay Grasshopper Harry Andrus Wisdom Roy Murray Mrs. Jardine Mrs.Thomas George Stewart Idaho Falls Mrs. Murray Mrs. Thomas Stewart Big Hole Basin Cornell Ranch Lewis Dingman Depot Washington Street Cootswold Bucks State Bank of Dillon Kentucky Avenue Millpoint R. R. Rathbone California San Joaquin Valley C. C. Newman Telephone Bik Ore Frying Pan Basin Jas. Kirkpatrick Dillon Examiner Helen Baker Billings F. P. Blair Sam Shesser Misa Miles Boise W. E. Stephenson Holland Mrs. Randolph Adolph Peterson A. B. Franklin Seattle W. F. Cashmore E. S. Duff George Melton Mrs. Quimby F. C. McFarlin Vancouver B. C H. R. Paddock J. B. Shaw Shaw Board of County Commissioners Mary Perkins Remington Hale J. B. Cluley Furnishi Road Avenue Joseph Ribich Beaverhead Kata Rigich Henry T. Gray Rodgers & Gilbert Edith Gray Alonzo A. Kenison Grant Kenison Montana Auto Supply Co., Inc Buick Ford Motor Company Ford G. Dillon Dillon, Montana
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