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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1937
Page
4
Beaverhead farmers who did not sign a 1936 Agricultural Conservation work sheet must file one for 1937 to let the county committee set base acreage and productivity index for potential diversion payments and soil-building payments. Signing does not bind. Complete by March 15. contact the community committee man or county agent for details.
Judson Best spoke on Dillon’s tax issues in an enlightening address. Fay Erwin chaired the gathering. H T Weber of Bozeman and another H Weber from the forest service attended as guests.
Poly led most of the game but Normal fought back to lead by six with ten minutes left in the second half. Billings sparked a late burst to reclaim the lead, as Dyche and Wetzel scored 14 and 12 for the Bulldogs while Barovich Brown and Wilson led Poly scoring.
The share of farms run by tenants grew from 31 percent in 1900 to 45 percent in 1935. The level is highest in South Dakota and lowest in Maine.
Miss Duboc will represent Montana's Normal college at the American Association of Teachers Colleges meeting in New Orleans. While she is away, other faculty will teach her classes. Also noted are play directing by Miss Savidge's class, a New England tea by home economics students, and James McCulley chosen for the State Peace contest at Bozeman.
Brown paced the losers with Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Wheat. Spent a few days of last week in Helena as guests of Mr. Wheat's uncle, State Treasurer Ray Shannon.
Miss Lois Sprol of Roundup wed Francis Nettik of Dillon on February 6 in Roundup. The ceremony was attended by Mrs. Mike Nettik and Lucille Nettik. Proceeds from a St Patrick day dance March 17 at City Hall aid the Barrett hospital oxygen tent. Various clubs and guilds hold meetings and events including card games, luncheons, sew days, and a musical at the Presbyterian church.
Miss Erma Lou Warner daughter of Mr and Mrs Harold M Warner entertained twenty eight guests at her home last Tuesday to celebrate her eleventh birthday anniversary.
A state body praised Dillon’s officers yet misstated Dillon’s levy. The letter notes fifteen municipalities levy less than Dillon’s 173 mills, while Dillon, with a population over 1,000, is a city and still has the state’s lowest city levy. The message aims to correct the error, not criticize Dillon.
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