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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 20, 1932

Page

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Dillon Girl Wins Oratorical Contest in Butte

Virginia Randolph of Dillon Montana State Normal College won first place in the Washington bicentennial oratorical contest held in Butte this morning and will represent Montana colleges at a forthcoming district meet. She previously won the Norman college contest and has a record of local and district wins in public speaking.

Irginia Randolph Dillon Montana State Normal College Washington Butte Montana D. C Randolph Norman College

Abandonment of Camp Turner Announced by Legion

Beaverhead American Legion posts announce abandonment of Camp Turner Boy Scout site due to vandalism. The Legion plans to discuss disposal of the clubhouse with Harry Turner of Union Electric and may build a cost efficient regional log building for Legion Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts, with forest service logs to be provided.

Camp Turner Beaverhead American Legion Legion Harry ‘Turner Union Electric Company Boy Scout Tt -Dillon Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Forest Service Louis Schmittroth E. L. Fairbanks Helena

Dillon P T A District Congress Set for May 3 4

The Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers district convention will meet in Dillon on Tuesday and Wednesday May 3 and 4 with Mrs F A Hazelbaker announcing plans. Delegates from Missoula Butte Helena Darby Melrose Rocker Harrison Lima Bannack Reichle Dell Nelson Birch Creek attend along with state education leaders.

Montana ‘Congress of Parents and Teachers F. A. Hazelbaker Dillon P. T A Dillon Association Missoula Butte Helena Darby Melrose Rocker Harrison A. F Waldorf J. H. Gilbert Forrest - Bayerd George M. Gosman W.G. Gilbert Norman Henry John T. Orr T. Lee McCracken Katherine MacGregor Luella Stickney Nettle Hand J.C. Fuller Guy Comes Martha Roth Leonora May

Two Women Injured in Sunday Car Crash Near Dillon

Mrs. Bessie Mori and Mrs. J. Morgan were injured when a large sedan forced their car off the highway south of Dillon near Berg Christian sen ranch. The Dillon vehicle overturned. two other occupants suffered minor injuries as the other driver fled the scene.

Bessie Mori J. Morgan Dillon Berg Christiansen Ranch

Dillon Man Aids in Meadow Lake Victims Search

Principal W. W. Wahl of Beaverhead County High School joined a search party at Meadow Lake in Madison County for the three Helena men drowned when their boats capsized. The victims are Dr. W. M. Copenhaver H. L. Zimmerman and R. H. Saum. Wahl, part owner of the lodge, left for Meadow Lake to aid in the ongoing recovery effort.

W. W. Wahl Beaverhead County Ennis Helena Meadow Lake Madison W. M. Copenhaver H. L. Zimmerman R. H. Saum Mr. Wahl Dr. Copenhaver Thomas Hawkins A. H Eisslein Dillon

Community field day planned at Barrett hospital

Beaverhead post of the American Legion sponsors a community field day at Barrett hospital next Sunday to beautify grounds. Tree planting and grass seeding lead activities with hundreds expected to volunteer. Services start at St James Church at 9 AM, work begins at 10, lunch to follow in Cornell grove.

Barrett Hospital Beaverhead American Legion Louis Schmittroth School of Forestry Missoula Legion Auxiliary Schmittroth The Legion St. James Episcopal Church H. N. Tragitt A. A. Simpson Forestry Department Cornell Grove Dillon

County offices see multiple seekers in recent political activity

All but three county offices have at least one candidate after a week of active political maneuvering. State representative clerk of the court and surveyor races have no filings yet. W E Stinson of Dillon filed for sheriff as a Republican and Sam Free nan followed as the first Republican candidate. Democratic contender J E Shaw, a Big Hole Basin stockman, also filed for sheriff.

W.E. Stinson Dillon Sam Freenan J. E Shaw Big Hole Basin Mr. Shaw

Montana University to retain departments amid budget cuts

Chancellor M A Brannon says there will be no elimination of departments at University of Montana units despite state education board cuts. Salary reductions may occur in many cases due to a 10 percent budget padget reduction, following a presidents meeting.

Sacred music program broadcast from KGIR Butte

The St James Episcopal choir directed by Mrs. W G Gilbert presented a 30 minute sacred music program on KGIR Butte Sunday afternoon. The concert included hymns and anthems by Cologne Schnecker Vincent Semper Nichol and Ola to a county audience.

St. James Episcopal-church KGIR Butte Cologne Schnecker Vincent Semper Israel Nichol God Our Fathers Ola W. G. Gilbert

Water distribution policy meeting set in Beaverhead county

Judge Lyman H. Bennett said he will confer with water users on Monday evening April 25 at 7 80 at Dixon city hall auditorium. The notice urges discussion of Beaverhead county water distribution policy.

Lyman H. Bennett Beaverhead Dixon City Hall Auiditorium

Beaverhead County Receives Auto License Warrant

County Treasurer Bertie Mathews on April 17 received a warrant for $7,538.85 as Beaverhead’s share of motor vehicle license money for 1932. The amount is Beaverhead’s portion of state license receipts to date, with more to come as licenses are sold. This year owners applied to the county treasurer instead of the state registrar at Deer Lodge.

OUNTY Bertie Mathews Beaverhead County Beaverhead Stheir County State Registrar of Motor Vehicles Deer Lodge

Mrs. Millie Crowell Is Summoned

Mrs. Millie Crowell, widow of Walter J. Crowell, longtime Beaverhead County rancher, dies at San Antonio Texas on April 2. Born in Minnesota in 1863, she taught across Montana before marrying in 1905 and later served as county superintendent of schools for two terms. Funeral was held in San Antonio with interment there.

Millie Coffin Crowell Pioneer Dillon San Antonio Texas San.Antonio Crowell Waa Minnesota State Indiana Northwestern, University Evanston Illinois Butte Montana Walter J. Crowell Beaverhead County

Plymouth Coupe Stolen From Frank A Hazellbaker Home

Lieut Gov Frank A Hazelbaker reported his Plymouth coupe stolen from the rear garage on South Pacific street Monday night after thieves failed to start a Buick sedan there. The gas tank was drained via garden hose and fuel transferred to the coupe. Wiring on the sedan was cut and a glove found as a clue.

Frank A. Hazelbaker South Pacific Street H. M. Brundage St. James Gulf Hall Haveraker Lee Hoerning Ens

Superintendent speaks on game farm and bird propagation

Hendricks superintendent of the state game farm at Warm Springs addressed the Dillon Rotary Club at their Monday dinner. He described propagation of pheasants partridges and ducks and explained the plant operations. Deputy Game Warden Charles Price attended as a guest. Beaverhead high school students Helen Wilkinson and Eddie Exum sang with pianist Marion Wahl. T. Lee McCracken chaired the meeting.

KF. Hendricks Warm Springs Dillon Rotary Club Bos Charles Price Dillon Beaverhead County Helen Wilkinson Eddie Exum Rotarians Marion Wahl T. Lee McCracken

Dillon Gun Club Nets First Perfect Score

A Dillon man aged 79 died from paralysis at his home after a yard accident. In Montana telegraphic shoot action, Dillon Gun Club posted its first perfect score of the season with Renfro Rosas and Free each hitting 25 straight to beat Anaconda by 10 and tie for third in state standings.

Montana Dillon Gun Club W. Renfro W. D. Rosas Dr. B. G. Free Dillon Dillon Club Anaconda Roy Forrester L. H. Smith Brundage D. Peterson Renfro Endally Emerick Free Forrester Talent Emery Smith Dijson Sheridan

Mrs Julson Passes Away at Her Home

Mrs Mary Jane Julson longtime Dillon resident and Helena diocese secretary of the National Council of Catholic Women died suddenly at her South Rife street home before noon yesterday after a heart attack. She had been ill five weeks from a kidney ailment but death came as a shock to friends statewide. Born Denver August 27 1880 she moved to Dillon in 1910 and married FoHt Julson in 1911. Survived by her husband three children Donald Margaret and continued on page 4.

Mary Jane Julson Dillon National Council of Catholic Women Helena South Rife Street DI Lon Seattle Denver Colo FoHt KK Julson Donald Margaret

Remodeling of Eliel's to Begin Next Saturday Night

Remodeling of the Eliel's department store will start next Saturday night under Lambert Eliel. Three crews will work between Saturday night and Monday morning, supervised by William Morrison, with night shifts possible and business continuing Monday morning. The project aims to make the store more attractive and efficient, including removing the wall between the shoe and women's departments.

Eliel Lambert Eliel William Morrison Abe Betta Bervice Montana Mertonfile Company

First Golf Tournament Opens Dillon Country Club Season

George Melton the Dillon veteran handball ace and former state and northwest champion finished as runner up in the state handball tournament at Butte after a hard loss to Ray Gallant of Butte in the finals. Dillon Country club hosts its first golf event of the season a mixed foursome won by M Brundage and Mrs D A Gait with a 47. Johnny Merhar, the club’s pro last year, has reassumed duties.

Dillon Country Club George Melton Dillon Northwest Butte Ray Gallant Brilllant Bill Bates Jack Gilbert Tilson Bates Reichel Montana Melton He M. Brundage D. A. Gait Johnny Merhar

Frank Najar II Dies After Long Illness at 63

Frank Najar II, a Dillon harness maker and California native, died Friday at the county farm after a long illness at age 63. He had lived in Dillon about seven years and worked at the Dillon Implement Company until his health declined. No relatives could be located. The funeral was held Saturday from Brundage chapel with Rev. Father F Lechner of Great Rose church officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.

Frank Najar Dillon California Dillon Implement Company Brundage Chapel Father F. Lechner Gt. Rose ‘Church Mountain View

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Gsiva Oration Virginia Kalispell Daniel Foley Baverhead County Sgt.' Rose Whitehall Sister’s Hospital Somers Flathead Lake Foley Brannon Episcopal Choir American Child Health Association Hoover Millie Crowell Plymouth F. A. Hazellbaker Rotary Pennington Ford St. Clair County Ill Mrs. Julson Pases Ray Frank Najar II
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