Reichle News and Regional Updates from the Community
Mr and Mrs Kasper House traveled from Dilton to visit locals last week. Frank Kambich the Glendale rancher, formerly of the area, is slowly recovering from blood poisoning in his hand and possible complications in his left foot. O S S railroad laid off all Maintenance of Way laborers Saturday night leaving only foremen. Theresa and Marie Reichle and Dr and Mrs W A Reichle of Butte visited Nick Adders home with others. Edna Garrison returned to Butte after aary days with her mother. Carrie Keith made a business trip to Butte early this week. Amil Beeb er, previously ill, shows improvement.
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Frank Kambich
Glendale
O. S. S. Railroad
Theresa and
Marie Reichle
W. A. Reichle
Butte
Nick Adders
Edna Garrison
Carrie Keith
Amil Beeber
Montana residents warned as compensation act broadens liability
The proposed Compensation Act 18 would apply to all occupations, exempting only domestic servants and pure farm labor. It would potentially make 160,000 Montanans employers liable for injuries in casual work, expanding coverage to merchants, government workers, farmers, and householders. Census figures show rural and urban occupation ranges across agriculture, manufacturing, transportation, and services.
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Montana
Daniels
State Department of Agriculture
Golden Valley
Judith Basin
Lake
Better Home Program Presented at Normal
Program at Normal features musical selections by the Gilbert family trio and Mrs. Bates with French horn bassoon piano and violin. Includes pieces such as Factors Which Contribute to Happiness in the Home For All Eternity and Ah Sweet Mystery of Life with vocal and instrumental performances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Don Gilbert
Bruce Gilbert
Suzanne Gilbert
J. H. Gilbert
Angelo Nascheroni
Victor Herbert
Hugh H. Bates
Katherine Bates
William Bates
Five New Counties Created Since Last Count
The article notes progress with new rail lines and improved highways aiding settlement. It cites 1920 population figures of 548,889 statewide, with 172,011 in 17 large cities, 69,699 in 90 smaller towns, and the remainder in rural areas.
Future Farmers head to state convention at Bozeman
Delegation led by Nelson, Roy Hansen and Roger Sweeney will judge swine, beef and dairy cattle and sheep. Miss Dorothy Leach to represent Dillon high school's home economics department. Bernard Williams and Mrs Williams with Misses Mellin and Christensen accompany the group for Bozeman.
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Nelson
Roy Hansen
Roger Sweeney
Dorothy Leach
Dillon High School
Bernard Williams
Smith-Hughes Agricultural Department
Williams
Genevieve Mellin
Alma Christensen
Bozeman
Grasshopper Takes Early Lead Over Dillon Nine
The Grasshoppers showed promise of developing into a strong Dil lon team, with manager William Angove seeking an additional game for next Sunday possibly against Melrose.
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Grasshopper
Dillon
Willam Angove
Melrose
Polaris School Takes Honors In Spelling Contest
Polaris School shines in a spelling contest with students Edith McClain Elizabeth Atkson James Atkeson Tommy Luebben Dorothey Roeske George Burt and others listed among top participants.
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Polaris
Ner
Edith McClain
Elizabeth Atkseon
James Atkeson
Tommy Luebben
Dorothey Roeske
George Burt
Mabel Peterson
Marie Cronin
Myrtle Sanders
Lloyd Foster
Doris Stamper
Bernice Renz
Evelyn Tash
Donald Campbell
Lorna D. Long
Margaret McMillan
Bessie Knox
Lee Schuler
Adelaide Birrer
Geraldine Hutchins
Mildred Smith
Ruth Irion
State meet set for air cadets at Normal Gym
Ten from Great Falls and Bruce Crawford of Newark N J lead the Normal debate team under Professor R E Albright. Hartwig elected secretary treasurer and Melton president of the state handball association. The 1931 tournament will be run by Hartwig and Melton. All set for the state meet of air cadets at Normal Gym next Friday night sponsored by the Dillon Girl Scouts.
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Ten of
Great Falls
Bruce Crawford
Newark, N. J
R. E. Albright
Hartwig
Montana
Melton
State Handball Association
State Championship Plane Show Promises Wide Prize List
Tickets go on sale for a capacity audience as planes compete for numerous awards. Silion merchants donate prizes including best R O G racer and largest flying plane. Judges rate builds 60 percent on tying, 25 percent on size, 35 percent on workmanship amid a girl scout staged evening.
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Silion
Lindbergh
Hughes & McCaleb
George M. Gosman
Local music program features soloists and a boys' quartet
Dorothy Langdorf presented a lively program with vocal solos and a boys' quartet. Fred Gray and Alvin Rudolph performed duets while Charles Henry announced about 15 Rotarians plan to attend the district convention in Bozeman. Ralph McFadden, chaired the meeting and was named official for the Oregon State interscholastic track meet to be held May 10 at Corvallis, with Little, a freshman weight specialist, projected for next year's varsity. Oregon State events include Albany College at Corvallis Thursday, Oregon freshmen at Corvallis May 2, Salem High School at Corvallis May 16, and Oregon freshmen at Eugene May 23.
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Dorothy Langdorf
Fred Gray
Alvin Rudolph
Charles Henry
Bozeman
Bozeman ‘Goon
Ralph McFadden
Eut
Oregon
Little
Lon Stiner
Albany College
Corvallis
Salem High School
Eugene
Ruff Dunn Second Beaver to Make Oregon Team
Ruff Dunn, the second Beaver to earn a place on the Oregon team, is listed on the 1930 Varsity roster. Coach Schissler plans to start fall practice with Dunn likely securing a guard position and anchoring the varsity line next season. Frank Little of Dillon appears in the same brief as a contributing player.
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Ruff Dunn
Beaver
Oregon
Dunn
Schissler
Frank Little
Dillon
Promin
Start Wire On Building Of New Bank Here Today
A work crew begins demolition on the Nelson grocery store and the White Cafe building for a new bank project. The White Cafe plans a relocation to a new site, with only a few hours of business interruption during transfer of furnishings and equipment.
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Nelson Grocery
Sill
Fredly. Willson
Boreman
Architect in city confers on new bank building
The architect who designed the bank structure is in the city meeting with the contractors and bank officials. After dismantling the old building, construction will resume and the new structure is expected to be finished in four or five months, says President J. H. Gilbert.
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Chitect
J. H. Gilbert
Stage coach donated to local vet
Morse was appointed as the vets discuss carnival concessions at the wool warehouse during the count fair but will not act until they confer with the fair board.
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Morse
Fair Board
Convention Bulletin 18 Issued With Speakers and Participants
Dent L. D. McMullen of Easter Montana Normal School and A. T. Peterson, superintendent of the Billings city Schools, are noted among others in the Convention Bulletin 18. Pictures of speakers and participants in the conventions and agents in the convention cities are included in the 32-page bulletin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent L. D. McMullen
Easter Montana Normal School
A. T. Peterson
Billings
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Reichle News
Mrs. Kasper House
Dilton
Pagene
James Kelly
Anne Christensen
Ruby Stephens
Fred Simons
Jeane Bayers
Sadie Ford
Elizabeth Wedum
Errr
Irene Perry Mene Wa
Ebeeressseres
Billy Baxter
Helen Hoerning
Jane Kellum
Trene Jackson
Evelyn Olson
George B
Tommy NG
Helen Wheat
Isabelle Megquire
Bob Forsgren Oo
Henry Strub
Leah Osborne
Billy Galt
Cee Ee
Helen Peterson
Kenneth Berry
James Otkeson
Eloise Olmsted
Dorothy Caverly
Ludwig Blair
Vera Mast
Goodyear
America
Double Eagle
U. S. Clincher
Montana Auto Supply Co
Beaverhead Lumber Company
Billy Bates
Dillion
Girl Scouts
Rotarians
Convention Bulletin 18
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