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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1936
Page
3
Lt Harold M. Barnes assumed temporary command a few days ago when Capt Rufus J Pilcher was transferred. He was almost immediately relieved by Capt William J. Aldredge, inf res. Capt Aldredge appears cooperative and shows many good signs of future success with this company.
Seventy two new CCC enrollees replaced discharged men in Company 1501 and joined one or more classes. An educational adviser arranged University of Montana materials for correspondence courses and credits. Nine men have applied for credits. The NYA allocated several thousand dollars to fund the courses, with a fifty cent registration fee to...
Paul Myers begins a new course titled Class for men who wish to learn to play stringed instruments. Eight men have asked for instruction. He promotes his services by performing for the boys to secure students.
Col. B. L. Hooper and Chaplain Carl L. Foes visited the camp for a few hours on April 25. Mrs. Cotton and her two daughters Fern and Carol toured the camp after lunch, spending most time in the schoolroom and showing interest in camp activities.
Blake Bean and Arthur Christensen will serve as delegates to the future farmers state meet. Alternates for judging teams include Gilmer Smith Dennis Smith John Rozman Rudolph Platt and Don Shaffner. E W Stork local Smith Hughes instructor accompanies the group.
Wisdom Montana reports on residents returning from travels and medical visits, local social events, and community projects. Notable items include J P Lossl visiting from Wisconsin, Walter Clapp entering a Utah medical clinic, and Mrs. Francis hosting club members. The Lambing season thrives with high yields while local redecorations and school events unfold.
Mary N. Cottrell reports a roundup of Jackson community news including Lena Nelson's return from Logan Utah, health updates on Walter Hansen, May 8 serum visit by Miss Stickney, Memorial services May 17 with Rev. A W Nelson, and local visits by residents to Dillon Butte and Gold Creek. The Jackson Royal Neighbor camp plans a May 6 play and road conditions near Jackson are noted.
On China's rivers flocks of ducks, sometimes up to a hundred, pull their owner along in a sizable row boat as the ducks are tied to the craft and tow him upstream to market.
Mr and Mrs Guy Bird of Twin Bridges were visitors in the city at the start of the week, stopping to see sights and meet acquaintances during their visit.
A Texas sailor who left the United States Navy after honorable discharge fulfilled a vow to become governor. Born March 29, 1899 in Bowie, he was 36 at inauguration, the second youngest Texas governor. A naval training testimonial is shown at Salt Lake City recruiting office.
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