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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1924
Page
7
The passage urges listening to all viewpoints even if they oppose you. It notes good and bad advice alike reveal angles you should consider. It argues time permitting, hear strong arguments and value criticism to strengthen weak points.
The St. Paul Dispatch notes Minnesota and Montana share dubious optimism about each other yet show parallel recovery. Montana diversifies with corn, dairy cattle and dent corn trials, while Minnesota improves crops and finances. Investors reorganize ranches, cut high mortgages, and expect smaller, more productive holdings with irrigation reducing drought risk.
A fragment mentions W R Allen Col L P Sanders Muffley and Perry Goodwin in Dillon handling legal matters for the Boston Montana Development company. It notes Mr and Mrs W B Hartwig and others traveling to Helena for the state exposition.
Wise River resident Ben Mallon says a big dance will be held in the Wise River schoolhouse this week. The note follows a sequence of local social and travel items including motor trips and visits.
The column lists visits and travels of residents: Lambert Biel on three week Pacific coast vacation with brothers in California and Army man Matt Telin from San Francisco visiting home folks. C W Francis from Wisedom at the county seat on business. Norman Volker and wife from Dillon on a motor trip to Butte. W C Jennings and Dysart Gowen camping at Horse Prairie head. joined by Roy Forester, Mrs Jennings, and Hvalyn Border of Armstead. E Provost in Murray hospital Butte. Mrs Provost and young son from Stevensville. Martin Innes in Butte for medical care after weeks of illness. H L McCaleb to Billings to meet eastern buyers for Christmas stock. De Molay elect: Will Nelson Master Counselor. Warren Murray Junior Counselor. coming winter season with dances and entertainments.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Gray drove in Saturday to spend several weeks visiting friends and relatives. They have lived in Baker Oregon for two years and traveled via Carson City Nevada visiting Jesse Grays there. They expect to return to the coast for winter after a Dillon Montana business trip and will stay with the George Martins and the S B and T E Chandler families in Leadore.
A list of candidates including President John W. Davis and Charles W. Bryan for Vice President, Thomas J. Walsh for U S Senator, J E B Erickson for Governor, Frank H. Cooney for Lieutenant Governor, C E B Carlson for Attorney General, John M. Kay for Superintendent of Public Instruction, A B Main for County Commissioner, Duke Gist for County Sheriff, Fred Rife for Clerk of the District Court, George M Melton for County Attorney, and George R J Motion as surveyor or related position.
Fourth anniversary dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ed Joy last Thursday with twelve covers. Numerous clubs including Theta, Northside Country, Two-Bit, Pinochle, and Shakespeare clubs planned meetings and hostesses, plus guilds and missionary society gatherings listed with dates and locations around town.
The notice records a land and water appropriation on Sage Creek in Beaverhead County Montana with 160 acres in township 138 south range 9 west. It lists cash sale terms and dates of recording, naming Sheriff F Moonday and Deputy Gruwell.
Mrs Frank Haxelbaker visits her mother in Helena during the state fair. Several Dillon residents host or visit, with plans to winter in Mountain Home Idaho and Seattle trips noted. Miss Georgia Mathews recovers from an appendectomy and expects to return home. The M M club and Methodist Aid society hold gatherings, while Edith Elder returns to Salem after summer with her father in Dillon. Mrs Frank Sullivan and two children depart for Minneapolis after summer at Mrs M B E French’s home. Mrs Lyman Bennett of Virginia City visits.
A listed event invites attendance at Mahich's Granary on Saturday night September 27 featuring a three piece orchestra. Beaverhead Motors Co advertises used Ford sales with easy terms and other good buys at Fairchild Studio, formerly Weenk Inc.
The notice lists H L Reed as plaintiff and Chas B O’Neill as administrator of the estate of ig B McNinch, deceased, with Olmsted Stevenson Company and Waldorf Company among defendants. It references property in the southeast district and divides interests in a parcel labeled SW% and half of the southeast.
Mrs L Reed plaintiff Effie Cp McNinch Chas EB O'Neill Lewis B McNinch deceased J D Brandenburg Olmsted Stevenson Co and Waldorf Co defendants to be sold at sheriff sale October 18 1924 at 2 pm at the front door of the Court House Dillon Beaverhead Montana Lots 1 2 Sec 7 T 188 R 8 W and N half of Sec 12 T 188 R 9 W contain 313 26 acres with water filings ditches appurtenances rents and profits from the described premises cash terms sheriff F Mooney Beaverhead County Montana deputy A C Gruwell
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