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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1927
Page
8
Local dentist Dr. RL D. Curry is away from town with the office closed until further notice. No reopening date announced. Patients are urged to check for updates in upcoming notices.
County officials report a cash fund donation for junior fair premiums and highlight displays of canned goods pickles and fancy work. The livestock division is led by Claude Howell, grain and vegetable by Raymond Johnson, poultry by Frederick Crouse, and Yim Blair will run the horse shoe pitching contest as part of the Saturday program.
Bowling fans packed the Bishop building last Tuesday for opening night as the 1927 Dillon season begins. Larry Price led the scoring with a 200 and won a $5 ticket. plans include two man teams and a city bowling association. Last season 12 teams competed, First National Bank won, Justin Brundage had the high year score, and many ladies were noted for proficiency.
The board held its regular session on Tuesday October 4 1927 with all members present. A. T. Peterson and D. P. Thurber discussed county aid for the Junior Fair premiums and awards. A cash assistance request was rejected to stay within policy. Attorney T S Gilbert will investigate the Lehman fencing case. The county appropriated 100 for the Junior Fair expenses and reports were approved.
H B Burgess of Twin Bridges previews a seven teen day Feed and Livestock special train tour to convert grass and feed into cash. Sheridan programs include free lunch and noon music as ranchers and stockmen from Beaverhead County attend starting 1 p m.
Using experience of leading producers and results of experiments, a study compiles information from diverse sources to identify problems facing livestock producers and assemble knowledge to aid in solving them.
Ten contestants entered the city event at the Normal college auditorium for state audition in Missoula. Miss Nellie Cecil won the girls prize and Frank Joseph won the boys. They will go to Missoula for the Atwater Kent broadcasting event on Oct 14 and 15.
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