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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1920
Page
4
A New por NewsHerald report notes a humorous yet troubling headline about a vehicle collision with a pedestrian, describing the incident as an auto running down a lady’s ankle and prompting inquiry into the prankish but serious event.
The text argues England has no true law schools and contrasts Cambridge and Oxford instructors who lecture on law with Harvard's professional style. It notes Harvard as the oldest U S law school and claims English professors provide scientific preparation rather than professional training.
Electric vacuum cleaner bed rocker and typewriter offered for sale by E. R. Mosher at 935 South Pacific. Phone 234. 290tf.
Republican candidate for state auditor Geo P Porter stresses saving money for the people. He is serving an unexpired half term of two years and his supporters say he deserves a full term. The ad promotes his competence efficiency and courtesy in the Auditor's Office.
William Jennings Bryan will speak on Pending Problems at 8:00 P. M. next Tuesday in Dillmont park as the first Ellison-White Chautauqua number. The Dillon Chautauqua association elected officers and planned a big park dance after his talk. Local arrangements, ticket sales, and possible free transportation to the venue are being organized to accommodate attendees.
Local notes report several residents visiting Dillon last week including Richard Hartwig and John Poole. An electric storm passed with no hail here, but Apex nearby suffered severe hail damage.
Doctor Garver led a large group of students on the annual historical excursion to Virginia City last Saturday. The outing proved engaging and highly enjoyable for all participants.
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