Protests Church Week Services Highlight Dillon Schedule
Dillon churches stage a week of union meetings with multiple services. St James Episcopal led by Rev H N Tragitt offers baptism and Holy Communion at 8 and 11 with music and sermons. Presbyterian and other churches present morning worship, children's services, and musical preludes centered on a revised liturgical program.
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Presbyterian Church Church
Mise Jean Bishop
Guenod
Jesus Christ
Lyra Davidica
Death Angel Claims Baby Girl Friday
Marilyn Orr beloved daughter of Mr and Mrs John T Orr Dillon residents passed away at home last Friday afternoon after a illness from pneumonia and complications born in Dillon March 28 she is survived by parents and two brothers Matthew and Jack funeral held Sunday at St James Episcopal church with burial in Mountain View cemetery
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Cis Marilyn
John T. Orr
Dillon
Herd
Matthew
Jack
St. James Episcopal Church
H. N.tragitt
Mountain View Cemetery
William S Pyle Dies After Heart Attack in Dillon
William S Pyle former Beaverhead County sheriff died after a heart attack while crossing the Reeder street foot bridge over Blacktail creek in Dillon. He collapsed around 9 30 p m last Wednesday evening and was pronounced dead at his home after Dr F M Poindexter arrived. Pyle born May 27 1865 in Allendale Missouri came to Montana in 1890 and to Dillon in 1892 where he worked in a butcher shop and later in the game business. He was elected sheriff in 1898 and served the county thereafter.
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Reeder Street
Blacktail Creek
William §. Pyle
Beaverhead County
Mrs. Pyle
J. L.cochrane
Railroad Avenue
Missouri
Montana
White Sulphur Springs
Dillon
James Cox
Grasshopper Valley
Mr. Pyle
Legion Goes Over Top In Roundup Week Drive
Eav erhead post of the American Legion exceeded its membership quota in Roundup Week, reporting 108 members versus a 95 goal. The drive ended with a banquet at the Mellen hotel Saturday night, attended by State Commander Al Livingston and other legion leaders. A Dillon Elks Lodge plans a dance at the city hall auditorium next Saturday April 4 with Baxter Tonney Orchestra providing music.
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Legion
Drum and Bugle Corps of
Dillon Elks Lodge
City Hall
Euditorium
Baxter-Tonney
Eaverhead Post
The
American Legion
State Department
Mellen Hotel
al Livingston
Ver
St. Rose Guild
Banks Change Schedule In Dillon
The First National and State Bank & Trust Co. in Dillon alter hours to open at 10:00 am and close at 4:00 pm daily, with Saturday closing at 1:00 pm. The new schedule matches common city practice.
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Dillon
First National
State Bank & Trust Company
Stock Judges Take Second at District Future Farmers Meet
Beaverhead county high school Future Partners placed well at Cardwell district event. James Morrison won the speaking contest and will represent the district in the state Future Farmers speaking contest at Bozeman later this month.
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King
Beaverhead County
Normal College Weekly Wins Third in National Contest
Montano Mals campus paper of Montana State Normal College earned third place at the Columbia Scholastic Press Association contest in New York. It was the only paper from a two year teacher training institution among 800 entries, submitted during the fall quarter. The achievement comes as the staff notes the publication’s first entry in a national contest.
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United States
Montanomal
Montana State Normal College
Columbia Scholastic Press Association
New York
Program at Training School Friday Evening
Pupils of the Normal College training school with help from Normal College and high school students presented two plays The Enchanted Garden and The Royal Toy Mender at the training school auditorium last Friday afternoon and evening. The high school Philharmonic orchestra directed by L A Gregory performed six selections and a piano solo was featured.
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Normal College Training School
Normal College
Training School
Publc School
Myrtle Savidge
Katherine van Noy
Philharmonic
L. A. Gregory
School District 10 trustees renominated at caucus
Members of the Dillon public schools board of trustees were renominated at the annual caucus held last Saturday night at the training school. J. H. Gilbert and H. M.Brundage were named to succeed themselves on the board for a three year term and will be the only candidates in the election to be held next Saturday. Election will be held during the rest of Saturday.
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Girl Scouts of
Dillon
Training School
Violet Eastman
Rachel Crothers
Board of Trustees of
School District No. 10
Dillon Public Schools
J. H. Gilbert
H. M. Brundage
Ugh L
McCasher
City of
Citizens’ Party
City Hall
Roscoe Cornell
Wage Scale Set by Redrock Valley Ranchers
The Redrock Valley Livestock Association in Dell set maximum monthly wages for year laborers. Herders and lumbermen could be paid 50 dollars, ranch hands 40 dollars, and professional irrigators 50 dollars. The scale takes effect immediately. B. Whitworth announced the plan as secretary and treasurer, and members will observe it.
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Redrock Valley Livestock Association
Ing
Dell
B. Whitworth
Cosgrove Brothers Found Clinic Near Los Angeles
Drs Clair and Jay Cosgrove, once prominent Dillon youths, have formed a medical clinic in a Los Angeles suburb. Their grandmother Mary Baker relayed the news. The brothers, children of John and Mrs. Cosgrove now in Pocatello, recently passed state exams and have worked at Los Angeles General Hospital for two years.
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Drs. Clair
Jay Cosgrove
Dillon
Los Angeles
Mary Baker
John Cosgrove
Pocatello
Clair Coehe
Cee
Los Angeles “ General ‘Hospital
Dillon City to Vote Monday in Citizens Ticket Caucus
Dillon city residents head to the polls Monday to elect a mayor and aldermen. McCasher nominated for mayor to succeed Roscoe Cornell. other officers renominated. no opposition expected unless write ins.
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Citizens
Daughters of the American Revolution Set Dillon Next Year
Amontana D A R district held its state convention in Dillon and Lewistown. It was decided the state meeting will be in May next year with Weaverhead chapter planning the event. Mrs Fred Woodside of Dillon was re elected state treasurer and spoke at the annual banquet.
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Woodside
Amontana Daughters of the
Dillon
Lewistown
Weaverhead
D. A. It
Fred Woodside
Laura Tolman Scott
Armatead
Beaverhead
Twin Bridges and Dillon Rotaries Share Frigid Dinner
Two Rotary clubs held a joint dinner at St James guild hall in Dillon with over 80 attendees. Guests included Twin Bridges Rotarians and their wives, Dillon Rotary president Charles Henry, Hart Pease, George Davey of Twin Bridges, Lt Governor Frank A Hazelbaker, Dr W H Stephan and a dance number by Claudia Faust and pupils.
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Twin Bridges
Dillon
Dillon Rotary Club
St. James Guild Hall
Charles Henry
Dil Ion Rotary
Hart Pease
George Davey
Frank A. Hazelbaker
Rotary
Dillon Club
W. H. Stephan
Claudia Faust
Helen Ida Best
Hope Mathews
Helen Wilkinson
Moe Resigns as Coach at Montana Normal College
C O K Moe director of athletics at Montana State Normal College resigns effective end of spring term after five years as Bulldog coach. He plans summer study at University of Washington and has not named a successor. College starts baseball this spring with 17 candidates responding to his call. equipment issued and training underway. Games scheduled with Dillon, Twin Bridges, Sheridan, Lima and others.
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Dillon
Twin Bridges
Sheridan
Lima
Barrett Hospital Benefit Tea Draws Large Dillon Crowd
A Saturday benefit tea at St James guild hall organized by Dillon church ladies raised 105.90 in silver gifts and other sources for Barrett hospital curtains. Twelve tables were arranged to honor The Monthe Or te year with guests seated at each table.
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St. James Guild Hall
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
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