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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1936
Page
4
Continued from page 1. Jackson jail taken apart by hay hand and brought to Dillon Sunday by Sheriff McCollum and Under sheriff Blinn. The county jail appeared to meet with favor in his eyes as he has been calm and peaceful since incarceration.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilpin and family of Tracy Minnesota are guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Thomas. Mr. Gilpin is a brother of Mrs. Thomas.
Researchers supervised by George M. Jemison conducted controlled burns in six plots to measure how green versus non green vegetation affects fire spread. In two minutes green plots averaged 12 sq ft of burn, non green 85 sq ft. at eight minutes 183 sq ft vs 689 sq ft, suggesting vegetation state influences fire danger and control needs.
Premier illusionist Virgil and his company including Julie Capriotti perform a mystery filled show at Hartwig theatre for one day Tuesday. Capriotti endures the hazardous stage ordeal as the Electric Human Sawmill dazzles audiences with a midsection severing illusion. No mirrors or box used. the stunt has reportedly wowed crowds and even caused fainting in some cities.
Lindley Phillips and Pete Westergard visited Anaconda for a Beaverhead Sportsmen district meeting where they protested upland bird open season. Also noted are numerous social calls, a marriage license for Eddie Wright and Lucille Cooper in Pocatello, and a new daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Homer Cutler of Bocatello formerly Thelma Talent.
Beaverhead county agent urges local stockmen to attend meetings to discuss the 1936 program and gather suggestions for a range conservation plan for 1937. The meetings aim to discuss applicable practices and obtain recommendations rather than announce a fixed program.
Dr. H. H. Scarborough eye sight expert will be at the Andrus hotel on Wednesday and Thursday August 5 and 6. Better eyes mean better health. Consult him for eye defects or faulty-fitting glasses, 1 2t.
Miss Barbara Gray of Polson and Rayburn Thompson of Bannack were married in Polson Saturday night July 25 with Rev. Father O Mailley officiating. A supper followed at the bride’s parents’ home. Both are former Normal college students. The groom is son of Mr and Mrs Ed Thompson of Bannack and was a standout athlete. They will teach and reside in Bannack for the coming term.
Miss Mary Polich, bride-elect, was guest of honor at a Roselle cabins dinner hosted by Miss Glenna Vance and Miss Luella Stickney Thursday night, with bridge as the diversion. She also attended a dinner at Mr. and Mrs. Joe Mulkey’s home the previous evening. Polich, secretary to Frank A. Hazelbaker for four years, will wed Bradford Telyea of Yakima, Washington, in Helena on August 27.
The Dillon Neighbors of Woodcraft hold their regular meeting tonight at the Odd Fellows hall. After the business session, refreshments will be served and a program of entertainment will be presented. Mrs. T EB Gilbert officiates at a district Episcopal auxiliary meeting in Virginia City. Communities represented include Virginia City Sheridan Jeffers Twin Bridges Ennis and Dillon. Methodist Ladies Aid plans a church parlor gathering tomorrow afternoon with Mrs. Charles Nelson and Mrs. George E Baker hosting.
The piece notes August as Beef Month, cites long term meat consumption trends in the United States, and highlights Montana's role in beef production. It explains that Montana is among 20 states with a beef surplus and that about 81 percent of its beef must be sold elsewhere, urging resident support.
The Beaverhead board heard John Ney request new flooring for the Daly's Spur bridge with no jurisdiction in the matter. The board then scheduled three sessions for next Monday, including final budget, equalization, and tax levy discussions.
A grazing district vote is sought with proposed boundaries to be discussed if favorable. The meeting is deemed of great importance to all stockmen in southwestern Montana who rely on the public range.
A lively crowd at the carnival grounds yesterday afternoon showcased a joyful afternoon for local children guests of the Dillon family. The event featured smiles, games, and a festive mood as youngsters enjoyed the activities in a community celebration.
Agricultural information from the Extension Service notes two large cattle sales with buyers from Crane Oregon and Soda Springs Idaho. It advises stockmen to contact Mr. Jacobsen in Miles City for buyers’ addresses and reports on district meetings in Montana to discuss a range conservation program with Federal reps.
Horace Hand longtime Melrose resident died at his home along the Big Hole river near Lavon after living there for years. Survived by wife Maggie E Hand two sons Joh Hand of Argenta Roscoe Hand of Helena three daughters J B Garrison of Butte La Kalsta and Susan Hand of Lavon two sisters Mrs Sab Thompson Mrs Annie M Gowan and brother Ward Hand of Houston Maine. Sixty six oral grandchildren. Funeral from the family home Saturday afternoon with interment at Melrose Cemetery.
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