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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1921
Page
8
A long list of Dillon residents and visitors from Wisdom Dell Grasshopper and other nearby towns is recorded, noting weekly movements and social visits. The items mention numerous individuals arriving in Dillon for shopping, business, or social visits, with several from Dell and Wisdom and others from Lone Pine and nearby ranches.
The six week old child of Mr. and Mrs. John Massy died yesterday afternoon in this city. The funeral was held this morning and the infant was buried at Mountain View cemetery.
An advertisement touts safe deposit boxes at Security State Bank as a safeguard for valuables. It emphasizes that heirlooms and irreplaceable papers are worth protecting, urging readers to rent a box for a small weekly fee.
The Salmon Creamery of Salmon Idaho promotes Lemhi Creamery butter churned three times weekly from pure Jersey cream and shipped to Dillon stores three times weekly. If dealers have none in stock, customers are urged to notify by mail and expect fresh churned butter at all times.
The notice states a session on October 26 at a specified time to be led by Mrs. Ot. Eugsuben in the new Kindergarten room of the public school building.
Miss Pauline Van der Walker visited Dillon in the latter part of last week. Mrs. N. E. Stone left for the Big Hole basin to visit Will and Will Tovey for several days. Miss May Bulger departed for Burlington Town after visiting Dillon. she was accompanied by Betty Ballard who will winter with grandparents in Burlington. Mrs. Peter Dishno and Mrs. James Jamesson, visiting Dillon relatives, depart for Seattle. Mrs. Julia Reddington arrived from the Salmon river country Idaho and will visit friends for a few weeks.
Manager W B Hartwig returned from a Seattle trip and said only one Arbuckle film was booked for his theatre. He ordered cancellation and stated no more Arbuckle pictures would be shown after the San Francisco scandal became public.
The Bank Reports Today's paper presents the statement of condition for all four Dillon banks. All are in splendid condition. Beaverhead State Bank elects Frank Landon as president succeeding G T Paul who resigns. Fred Carter becomes vice president to succeed Landon.
Mr. Kyle, a Butte contractor, was awarded the sewer construction contract for Improvement District No. 6 at a special city council session. Five other bids were submitted. Kyle's was the lowest, about $2,500. George Woodworth departed yesterday for the Big Hole basin.
The First National Bank of Dillon reports the condition at close of business September 6 1921 with total assets of 3 037 088 98 including loans and discounts 769 668 39 U S government securities 0 0 other assets 242 924 86 and deposits 1 953 48 0. The document certifies cashier W C Jennings and directors J I Bowman J W Rees with notary Clara Adams noting the date September 12 1921.
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