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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1920
Page
4
The Fort Wayne Sentinel questions whether moving responsibility for lowering living costs from Wilson to Cox would yield results. The Detroit Free Press notes Governor Cox prefers delivering speeches to facing sharp legal cross examination by an effective attorney.
Miss Minnie Brock and Albert Lueck wed quietly in Virginia City and plan to live in Hardin. Arthur Hubbard and Alta Henrich married at the Popular parsonage and will reside on the groom’s farm. Bishop Faber spoke at the Episcopal church and visiting dignitaries were hosted. Senator Dixon drew crowds in Twin Bridges while rain affected the Madison county fair. Will M. Rhodes returned from the Midland Empire fair. William Brugganan sold his house to Mr. Sanders and remains with the forest service.
Wyoming Representative Frank W Mondell argues an economical wartime policy could have saved ten billion dollars. He cites billions spent on war materiel and mis management under military policy. The Park Record notes this critique. Boarding available for students and adults at 492 Thompson Ave the from High School area.
Teachers and trustees urge legislative relief for underfunded common schools. A proposed license tax on mines oil wells and hydroelectric power would fund 75 percent to the state school fund and 25 percent to the general fund with distribution by teacher counts and attendance. The plan aims to relieve school finances without relying on higher general property taxes. Twenty six members of the Seventeenth Ward Democratic Club were arrested in a gambling raid after a confession by Val Kemper.
The American Red Cross runs a broad program aiding disabled World War veterans in Public Health Service hospitals and through the Federal Board for Vocational Education. Red Cross workers support veterans from admission to discharge, provide convalescent homes and recreation, assist with compensation and appeals, and help secure living conditions and loans. The Institute for the Blind in Baltimore trains blind veterans for suitable vocations after early Red Cross surveys.
The Iberian chapter of the American Red Cross composed of Americana residents in Spain has contributed 480 dollars to a fund raised by the Spanish Red Cross and the League of Red Cross Societies for relief efforts.
Reward offered for information leading to the recovery of a bay gelding branded on the right thigh and a black gelding branded on the left shoulder with a bald face and two white hind feet. Both horses wearing halters were seen Sept. 21 near Spencer heading for Montana. Finder to notify W. Leese in DuBois Idaho.
A dark bay colt branded 24 on the right thigh is missing. A $5 reward is offered for information leading to its whereabouts. Contact Bert Megguier, Apex, Montana. Address 39 40 Hazelbaker car public land scrip. Adv-80tf
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