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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1930
Page
8
The migratory bird season opened yesterday as observers noted days growing longer in sunrise and shorter in sunset until the season ends. This brief report marks the start of the hunting period with a standard notice in the Examiner.
Visitors attend a joint picnic with Dr. Ashbury as master of ceremonies and Hugh McGuire of Anaconda Kiwanis delivering a brief talk on fellowship. The Copper City Quartet performs a set of songs followed by a high school play’s men’s glee club singing additional numbers.
A Mexican in Boise is identified as a potential Lima slayer and vows to fight extradition. Sheriff Orr says jail time will delay extradition papers. Accomplice Ruben Carillo, held in county jail after transfer from Salt Lake City, was named by witness Mrs Tendey in the slaying of her husband. The elderly Indian was beaten after refusing whiskey from two Mexicans.
At a conference at the training school on Monday afternoon, pupils were drawn by lot for parade roles. J C Jeppson J C Wedum and Superintendent Charles Henry oversaw the drawing witnessed by a Representative of the Examiner.
A list of prospective passenger train staff and parade officials was released. Names include Jack Selway Bernard Crane Fred Worth Robert Crosnye John Melton and Terry Conkin. Suitably dressed workers are designated as act in roles of tor and brakeman for the event.
Nearly sixty floats are set for the parade with marchers assembled on Reeder street and routed north on Idaho to Helena then west to Montana and back to Reeder. Parking is restricted on paved business streets 12 to 2 pm Wednesday. Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker will lead, with the Bearrhad county high school band and Elks drum and bugle corps in the lineup.
Kellum reported an attempted carjacking in Dillon where a bandit brandished a pistol and ordered the driver to stop. The driver sped off, the weapon misfired, and bystanders refused to stop when Kellum flagged them down after the incident near Monida.
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