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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1922

Page

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Beaverhead County Board Handles Roads and School Lane Issue

Beaverhead county commissioners convened September 5 1922 with items on paving the Browne lane detour abutments and road work. they discussed fencing of the Birchcreek school lane and appointed appraisers for the Tony Krulyjac right of way. pension restrictions and jail roof painting were also addressed.

Board of Beaverhead County Montana O. C. Gosman A. L. Anderson G. R. Baker G. D. Rice Apex Birchcreek Otto Christensen J. B. Shaw Board of Equalization Brown Forestry Service Farley’s National Forest Browne Lane Sassman Frank Knotts Court House Joseph Browne Browne Anderson Tony Krulyjac Frank Hazelbaker B. N. Stevenson G.R. Featherley Melton Kralyjac

Goes to Rochester for Mayo Brothers consult

Adolph Bliel leaves Sunday for Rochester Minnesota to seek medical advice from the Mayo Brothers regarding a muscular trouble that has troubled him for some time.

Rochester Adolph Bliel Minn Mayo Brothers

Local Sportsmen to Wage Sunday Drive Against Pests

A Beaverhead county drive by Dillon area sportsmen aims to eradicate gophers magpies coyotes owls and crows next Sunday. Men and women may enter. captains Roy Forrester and C C Thornton will organize teams with banquets for losers. Entries due by Sept 30 with evidence of game at 7:30 pm at headquarters.

Beaverhead Dillon Nimrods Roy Forrester Cc. C. Thornton vAny

Funeral for Farmer Smith Held in Dillon

The late Farmer Smith’s funeral occurred Friday afternoon in Dillon with interment at Mountain View Cemetery. Services were brief yet impressive, conducted under the Oroy Plaza Elk lodge of Virginia City, drawing many friends from across the state and county. Attendees included Frank Smith of Clancy and relatives from Gold Creek Helena Centennial valley Butte Dubois Idaho Alder Lima and more.

Farmer Smith Dillon Mountain View Oroy Plaza Elk Lodge Virginia City Frank Smith Clancy Mary: Richards Gold Creek Carrie Smith Helena Joe Duff Chas. Robinett Joe Buck Bl.forsyth John Bray Centennial Valley Bert Paul Butte N. J. Jones Dubois Idaho Albert Metzel Alder Oscort Kendrick Lima

Naturalization list includes several named applicants

The article lists immigrants naturalized on a recent Saturday. Names include Peter Nielsen Hansen Hang Dons Michael C Kane Giuseppe Arrigoni Geo Oster man Albert Mayerle Levi G Johnson Timothy Chord Jos G H Noquez Adolf Krulyjac Karl Wenger and Wm Munckton.

Peter Neilsen Hansen Hang Dons Michael C. Kane Giuseppe Arrigoni Geo. Osterman Albert Mayerle Levi G. Johnson Timothy Chord Jos. G. H. Noquez Adolf Krulyjac Karl Wenger Wm. Munckton

Ground to Death Beneath 0.8 L Train in Dillon

Verne Goings, a young Dillon resident, was killed when he fell from a moving morning passenger train between Idaho Falls and Dillon. An inquest was held Thursday. Goings, about 30, left a wife in Dillon. R. E. Carey identified the body.

Verne Going Dillon R.E. Carey Goings Idaho Falls

Large Enrollment at State Normal College Sees Surging Numbers

Enrollment at the State Normal College closed yesterday at 237 and is expected to reach 260 by week’s end as new students arrive by train. On the first day enrollment stood at 186 and by the second day reached 200. Also reported, Wyman Smith, noted 1919 B.B.H. champion, suffered three broken ribs during football practice at Montana College in Bozeman last week.

Ed Hanmer Dillon Bagdad Temple Butte Beaverhead R. R. Rathbone Bagdad Dillmont Park Try Butte Mines Normal College Lhat Neft Wyman Smith

Registration shows gain of five hundred voters

About five hundred more people are entitled to vote in Beaverhead county than eligible at the primary. Registration books closed last Friday showing an increase of about five hundred. Total county vote should be about four thousand, with registration for the general election a little over thirty five hundred. Nearly fifty appeared at the county clerk and recorder’s office to sign after books closed.

Beaverhead John 8S. Baker

Nickey Arrested for Shooting Ducks Before Sunrise

Chickey of Butte residence was arrested last week on a charge of shooting ducks before sunrise at Redrock lakes. Nickey pled guilty in Judge Hansen's court in Lima, was fined, and his shotgun worth about one hundred dollars was confiscated.

Chickey Butte Redrock Lakes Nickey Old Sol Tom Edmunds Lima Hansen

Aged Matron Mary Bigler Dies in Dillon at 89

Mary Bigler longtime Dillon resident died last Wednesday at her daughter Emma Carhartt’s home in the Telephone block aged 89. Funeral held Thursday at the Presbyterian church with Rev. Mays officiating. interment Mountain View cemetery. Born 1833 in New York she crossed to Utah during the gold rush era and later moved to Dillon twenty five years ago. Survived by daughters Mrs Carhartt and Mrs Eliza Black and son Lyman Bigler of Lima.

Mary Bigler Dillon Emma Carhartt

Harvest Festival Services Led by Rev MacDougall

The Salvation Army schedules a harvest festival service on September 30 at the Salvation Army hall 114 North Montana street led by Rev Geo MacDougall of First Baptist church. The event focuses on thanksgiving and praise with harvest decorations and a message of blessing. A harvest day festival sale follows on October 2 to raise funds for the Dillon S A work.

Salvation Army North Montana Street Geo. MacDougaLl First Baptist Church MacDougall Dillon S. A

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