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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1922
Page
1
George Tash and six passengers escaped injury when his Marmon seven passenger car overturned on a road east of Mill Point and caught fire from leaking gasoline. The rear wheel broke, the top kept occupants from harm, and the car, valued at thousands, was ruined. They reached town to vote before polls closed.
The Methodist Episcopal church will hold morning and evening services on Sunday November 12 with Miraculous Healing as the theme. Sunday school at 10 a.m. expects about 200, followed by worship at 11. Epworth League contest and a 6 to 7:80 social lunch and study. The pastor continues the theme at 7:30 p.m.
Work on the Barrett hospital interior proceeds with plans to finish the top floor as nurses quarters. Dormer windows were added for light and a long east end frame building may be removed. The main entrance faces Pacific Street which will be extended southward. Mrs. Abbie Hanson, former Dillon resident, visits Mrs. Mary Selway after arriving from California Thursday.
A late Wednesday fire, likely started by an overheated stove, destroyed a small frame house on North Rife Street occupied by Charles Snodgrass of Beaverhead Lumber and owned by John Coppin. The interior burned rapidly. furniture and personal effects were lost though the house was insured. Firefighters confined the blaze with a hose, while a roof mishap with a firefighter’s axe added humor to the incident.
An examination of the personal effects of Charles Mailen who died at the County Farm reveals over $700 in a local bank. Mailen, an Englishman aged 65, had lived at the farm for a year. Funeral services were held at Brundage parlors and he was buried in Mountain View cemetery.
Rev and Mrs Phillip J May return from Boise where they were married last week They will reside at the Presbyterian Manse Rev May arrived this fall to lead the Presbyterian pulpit and has made many friends here The Tribune extends best wishes to the couple.
Miss Elizabeth Sutherland tendered her resignation as county superintendent of schools this week. Her resignation was accepted and will take effect December 1. Miss Alice Roe succeeds her in the office after two terms of service with splendid satisfaction.
Montana records show oil production of 4,005,569 dollars over the 18 months ending June 30 1922, reflecting state output levels and value.
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