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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1935
Page
6
The Farheegon gathering featured Christmas carols led by Dr. Stephan with Mrs. Ballard on piano. Coach Carl A. Ross spoke on cooperation in boys athletics while Coach Herbert P. Kakuske directed gym games and the P. T. A. hosted refreshments led by Mrs. H. M. Warner.
The Paramount Cleaners began operation Monday in the building opposite Hartwig theatre. Owner and manager Charles Pilgrim installed modern equipment and uses a non inflammable cleaning fluid.
The music department hopes to revive a college carol sing as a tradition the night before December commencement, aligning with the school’s spring event and prior college sing traditions used for graduation celebrations.
Mrs. Pyeatt died in Butte last week, with an aunt Mrs. Luella Hobson mentioned. The funeral was Thursday morning at Brundage chapel officiated by Rev. W. J. Loar of First Baptist. The body was shipped to Salmon Idaho for burial.
Mrs Henry Birrer and her daughter Adelaide of Dell were in Dillon for a Saturday visit, spending time with local friends and touring the area.
Gilbert Julness, 18 or older in mining and livestock work in Magdalena and Ruby Valley, Montana, died after a life spanning Montana and Mexico. Survived by four brothers J H Gilbert Norman Gilbert W G Gilbert and Thomas E Gilbert and two sisters Mrs George M Gosman and Mrs Roy LeKander. Funeral held at Dillon Masonic hall with Mountain View cemetery interment. Pallbearers named E B Roe F A Hazelbaker H L McCaleb D A Galt W W Hawking John T Orr.
Florence Hughes, recorder, Wilma Holloran, receiver, Marie Coppin, chancellor, Elva Wright, marshal, Nellie Lanner inner sentinel, Mrs Lasich outer sentinel, Emily Webster three year manager, T F ONeil two year manager, Inez Morrison one year manager, Marion De Ladd musician, Lucille Hartwig instal ling officer. Dr E G Free and Dr G L Routledge recommended as physicians. Masons Elect Dillon lodge No 16 officers for the ensuing year Bert Megquier worshipful master Harris Opp senior warden A A Schroeder junior warden George W Dart secretary H L Mc Caleb treasurer
A Pendleton house warming honored Mr. and Mrs. Pendleton and Mrs. Mary Shaw. Guests recounted the bridegroom borrowing a truck to Pomona for the wedding twenty one years ago and returning with his bride. The couple received an occasional chair lamp and reading table as gifts. Cards and refreshments followed the social event.
Word came of the passing of Governor Cooney with tributes from Beaverhead residents. The funeral was held at St Helena's Cathedral in Helena with honorary pallbearers including Frank A. Hazelbaker O M Best Harry Andrus Jr and Isaac Edinger among others.
The suit of Henry Meine against Dan F Mooney opened in district court last Thursday and was dismissed Friday afternoon after the plaintiff reached a satisfactory out of court settlement.
Beaverhead and Madison county communities hear findings by Elers Koch on how Lewis and Clark era names and early explorers shaped local place names. Supervisor Landvig seeks input to compile a historical data record for Beaverhead National Forest.
The article notes the 1935 fire season with class 7 danger in many districts including Lolo Missoula and Nezperce, the Bonita and Seeley Lake zones, and extreme drought in western Montana. It cites the Free man Lake forest fire of 1981 as a reference point, the broad spread over 28 000 acres, and a total damage of 193 232 dollars with 60 214 14 spent to quell it. Lightning sparked 956 fires, with storms July 22–26 causing 433 fires, and rapid response by forest officers prevented disasters.
The autumn quarter ends Thursday December 19 for Schofield Anaconda Emma Hughes Deer Lodge Della Wright Oswego James Weitz Butte Fred Simons Dillon Mildred Hol berg Virginia City Margaret Thompson Anaconda. The winter quarter starts Monday January 6. Most students will be registered and ready for January classes. few new students will enroll on the Saturday before term begins.
Dr Romersa speaks on professional service and exposes quack practices at Rotary. Beaverhead projects seek federal aid with Helena water board review and favorable action anticipated. Whitehall ranchers face water shortages. a future water users meeting is planned. Community funds support Christmas lights as Rotary shows ongoing program support. union to elect officers at Nelson school.
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