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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1923
Page
5
Miss Maureen and Miss Annabel Desmond arrive from Bedrock and plan to enroll at Montana State University for winter. Local ranchers and relatives from Centennial and Grasshopper valleys attend the Dillon Rodeo with horses entered in races.
Roger W. Babson states that improved US Mexico relations under Coolidge will aid American investors. He notes Mexican government readjustments, oil as a minor wealth component, and opportunities in timber minerals agriculture and railroads. He cites support from Montreal Toronto and English correspondents, predicting a long term positive impact on markets and border trade.
Local Dillon rodeo attracted many guests from nearby towns and ranches. Attendees included Mrs Pater Anderson, R E Eliott, Mr Clor of Chicago, Mesdames Holland and Randolph, George Hughes, W N Bichler with wife, James Mansfield, F P Blair, Miss Olga Giudici, and numerous other visitors from Armstead, Bozeman, Jackson, Twin Bridges, and more. Several residents traveled from Dillon and surrounding communities to attend and judge events, with families hosting visitors and taking part in arena work and sightseeing trips to Glacier National Park.
Chicago hosts the National Association of Retail Clothiers exposition in late September to show the process from wool on sheep to a finished suit. The U S Bureau of Standards loans a woolen mill and sends three experts to document costs and steps. An accountant records each part of the work while a retailer booth explains retailer expenses.
Helena Judge Joseph R. Jackson granted a permanent injunction barring the state auditor and treasurer from paying salaries and expenses of the state tax commission. The order follows a judgment on the pleadings in favor of Assessor Martien, with Attorney General Rankin signaling a future appeal to the supreme court.
Prices for dressed squabs listed at eight dollars and twenty six cents per dozen from F. B. Williams.
Light and heavy hauling storage and transfer service by Jimmie Canningham. Residential phone 200, office 58-W. Prompt service.
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