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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 14, 1938

Page

8

Montana PWA Plans School Construction Totals Revealed

Major Edward W. Ritchie of Helena states that under the PWA, Montana will begin a 4.5 million dollar slate of school and related projects by January 1 with the federal share at 45 percent. Highlights include a 1.11 million dollar Billings school, Missoula university buildings, and numerous other local school improvements across the state.

Montana Edward W. Ritchie Elena P.W.A State University Missoula Billings Kalispell Bozeman Livingston Winifred Whitefish

Falls civic center suit heard by state supreme court

John Lloyd of Great Falls appealed after a district court denied his injunction to halt construction of a proposed civic center on land donated for park use. The state supreme court will hear the case December 21, with the city arguing the land donors consent to the project.

John Lloyd Great Falls State Supreme Court Lloyd Cascade County District Court Supreme Court

Miss Doyle Is Honored At Red Rock Shower

A delightful miscellaneous shower for Miss Nelli Doyle was held at the E. B. Roe ranch home in Red Rock last Wednesday evening. Hostesses were Miss June Roe Mrs. Joe Roe Miss Adelaide Gelhaus and Miss Helen Dahlberg. Miss Doyle Beaverhead county superintendent of schools will be married soon. Guests enjoyed bridge and chinker chek with Mrs. W. J. Romersa and Mrs. Leonard Schulz high scorers and Mrs. DeLoss Jenkins winning at chinker chek. Miss Doyle received many beautiful and useful gifts.

E. B. Roe Red Rock Nelli Doyle June Roe Joe Roe Adelaide Gelhaus Helen Dahlberg Miss Doyle Beaverhead County W. J. Romersa Leonard Schulz DeLoss Jenkins

Birthday Dinner Held for Mrs Dart at Home

The Dart home hosted a dinner for Mrs. Dart last Wednesday evening followed by pinochle. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. Robert Quackenbush, Mr. and Mrs. George Lenox, Mr. and Mrs. George Dart, Mrs. Charles Nelson, Mrs. Pete Biden and son Nelson, and Miss Hazel Conger.

Fred Dart Mrs. Dart Robert Quackenbush George Lenox George Dart Charles Nelson Pete Biden Nelson Hazel Conger

Presbyterian Manse Society Holds Afternoon Meeting

The Presbyterian Manse society plans a business meeting tomorrow at 3 PM in church parlors. The P N G club hosts its annual Christmas party tonight at 8 PM at Mrs Elma Wrights home with gifts exchanged. The American Legion auxiliary held its annual Christmas party at Mrs G D Combes home Monday night. The Better Homes club section one met this afternoon at Mrs Ed Lloyds home. The Junior Legion auxiliary met Friday night at Miss Erma Lou Warners home.

Presbyterian Manse Society P. N. G. Club Elma Wright American Legion Auxiliary G. D. Combes Better Homes Club Ed Lloyd Junior Legion Auxiliary Erma Lou Warner

Beav erhead County High School Ends Long Career

The old Beaverhead County High School buildings close after Friday's dismissal before Christmas vacation marking the end of an era. The high school gym hosted its final game as Dillon defeated Lima, while after the holidays classes move to Montana State Normal College space including twelve rooms in the main building basement and others in the training school. Demolition will begin during the holidays.

Beaverhead County Dillon Lima Montana State Normal College

Rodgers of Anaconda Spends Saturday in Dillon

H. W. Rodgers of Anaconda spent Saturday in Dillon for a brief visit.

H. W. Rodgers Anaconda Dillon

Liquor Profits Rise for Montana in Eleven Months

Montana’s liquor control system earned 2,286,946 in the first 11 months, up from earlier periods, aided by the heavy December selling season. November profits reached 142,395 while liquor sales netted 1,151,763 and taxes and licenses contributed plus 371,637 and 485,795 respectively.

L.M.A. Wass Liquor Board

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