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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 20, 1935

Page

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Bulldogs Clinch Montana Small College Conference Title

Montana State Normal's Bulldogs clinched the conference championship with a 61 to 29 win over Eastern Normal of Billings. Coach Herb Kakuske's team led the standings with eight wins and one defeat, and held a clear lead as they prepared to face the School of Mines Orediggers in Dillon. Intermountain sits second, five wins and three losses, and Mines is third with five wins and four losses.

Montana State Normal Bulldogs Montana Small College Eastern Normal Billings Herb Kakuske School of Mines Orediggers Butte Dillon Club Normals Orediggers Intermountain Billings Poly School of Mines

Meat Cutting and Canning Demonstration At School

Experts from the Montana extension service conducted a meat cutting curing and canning demonstration in the high school agricultural rooms on Saturday. I M C Anderson Livestock specialist and Frances Smith nutrition specialist led the event with assistance from Lillian Stone Beaverhead county home demonstration agent. The session covered canning roasts and large cuts plus sundries and explained modern methods.

High School Montana Extension Service I. M. C. Anderson Frances Smith Lillian Stone Beaverhead County Miss Smith

P T A Observes Founders Day At Dillon Primary

The Dillon Parent-Teachers Association held Founders Day at the primary building with hostesses Mrs. Hartwig Mrs. Watson Mrs. Gregg Mrs. Hocking and Mrs. Jeppson. Melissa Minger directed a candlelight ceremony joined by June Patrick Jo Ann Deputy Mary Ann Luebben Margaret Quackenbush Margaret Markovich Alice Davis Mrs. John Orr Elizabeth Shotwell and Mrs. R D Curry. The program included songs and postevent tea. Rooms with the largest mother representation were Miss Forrester's Miss Innes' and Mrs Olmsted's.

Dillon Parent-Teachers Association Carl Hartwig Findlay Watson Robert Gregg Clarence Hocking J. C. Jeppson Melissa Minger June Patrick Jo Ann Deputy Mary Ann Luebben Margaret Quackenbush Margaret Markovich Alice Davis John Orr Elizabeth Shotwell R. D. Curry Miss Forrester Innes Olmsted

Gargoyles to Stage Mrs Moonlight at State Normal

The Gargoyles dramatics club of Montana State Normal College will present the Benn Levy play Mrs Moonlight, a three act production directed by Myrtle Savidge at the college auditorium tomorrow night. The show blends comedy fantasy pathos romance and beauty and is touted as an interesting production.

the Gargoyles Montana State Normal College Mrs. Moonlight College Myrtle Savidge Benn Levy

Veterans to Continue With Junior Baseball in Dillon

Beaverhead post of the American Legion discussed sustaining junior baseball teams at Thursday night’s meeting. The program began two years ago with eight first-string players and inter-city games. uniforms were purchased and fan support remains modest but enthusiasm from the youths persists. A proposed post building project was also considered. George Pyle attended as a visitor.

Dillon Beaverhead Post American Legion Legion Post Algo Thuraday

Beaverhead County Commissioners Meet in February Session

Regular monthly session of the Beaverhead county commissioners met February 4 5 and 6 1936 with Commissioners Rife Jackson and Clerk Baker present. Minutes of prior sessions were approved and bonds for constables justices of the peace and district court clerk Fred Rife were approved. The February 6 1936 session included reading and filing of the state examiner's audit of the Beaverhead County High School accounts.

Board of County Commissioners And Beaverhead County Montane Edgar B. Rife Martin C. Jackson Albert 8. Baker W. B. Hartwig Jackson Fred Rife Rife Albert Baker E. G. Free W. H. Stephan

Operations Soon to Be Resumed Elkhorn Mine

Dr. Robert E. Albright addressed the Dillon Rotary Club on Monday night debunking myths about George Washington. He condemned the portrayal of Washington and discussed errors in history.

Elkhorn Mine George Washington Robert E. Albright Dillon Rotary Club Washington

Elkhorn Mine to Resume Operations Within Two Months

National Boston-Montana Mining aims to restart at the Elkhorn mine in Coolidge within 60 days. John deKay, principal stockholder, announced the plan as A H McCartney, Wise River mining figure, takes over as superintendent and crews begin repairs and mill reactivation next week.

Elkhorn Boston-Montana Coolidge John deKay California A. H. McCartney Wise River Craws

Bannack Youth Killed in Mine Cave-in Last Saturday Night

Haymond L. Turner, 25, a Bannack youth on his first shift at the Hendricks mine of Bob Honska Mining Company, died in a cave-in Saturday night. His brother William Turner and Smith Paddock were injured. Paddock later released, William recovering from a concussion. The disaster shocked the Bannack community during a planned dance.

Bannack Haymond L. Turner Hendricks Bob Honska William Smith Turner Turner Brothers Paddock William Turner Bill Turner Barrett Hospital

New Officers at Beaverhead National Forest Named

Changes in Beaverhead National Forest staff announced by Supervisor EB D Sanding. K D Flock and family arrive from Martindale to reside here as assistant supervisor succeeding Sandgig. Ranger F C Curtis takes Madison district helm with Abe headquarters. Curtis a forestry school graduate with Montana range management experience. Ranger Uhlhorn promoted to assistant supervisor of the Lolo forest with Missoula headquarters. Smith for Salt Take C

Beaverhead National Forest Eb, D. Sanding K. D. Flock Martindale Flock Sandgig Ranger F. C. Curtis Ranger C. F. Uhlhorn Madison Abe Ranger Curtis Forestry The State University Missoula

Symphony Set for Fifth Annual Concert at College

The Little Symphony, led by Fran ces Robinson, schedules its fifth annual concert in the college auditorium on March 4. The women's glee club assists and Marguerite Collins accompanies with a piano solo. The orchestra features Frederick Crouse as concert maestro and a full string section including Mary Schoenborn, Violet Eastman, Harlan Harrison, Leona Cashmore, Ralph Smith, and Herman Schwab.

Little Symphony Orchestra Montana State Normal College Frances Robinson College Auditorium Women’s Glee Club Marguerite Collins Frederick Crouse Mary Schoenborn Violet Eastman Harlan Harrison Leona Cashmore Ralph Smith Herman Schwab Jean Graham Milo Long Jessie McBroom Phyllis Maurer Gudron Kalberg Joé, Brown Donne Haynes Angeline Smith Mary Baker Jean MacGregor

William E. Stephenson longtime Beaverhead official dies

William E. Steve Stephenson former Beaverhead county clerk of the district court died at his home yesterday afternoon after several months of illness. He had been ill for some time and his condition was critical.

W. E.° .Stephenson William E Steve) Stephenson Beaverhead County District Court

Debating Teams Prep for Busy Forensic Season

Debating activities are under way at Montana State Normal College and Beaverhead County High School as the forensic season opens. The Normal squad coached by Dr. R E B Albright has debates.

Montana State Normal College Beaverhead County High School R. EB. Albright

Eleven teams enter District 16 basketball tournament in Dillon

Twelve games will unfold in Dillon this week as District 16 high school tourney opens tomorrow night. A pre-tournament game features the Normal School of Mines versus an opponent. Eight teams gather in Dillon to contest zone honors with one state bid on the line. Dillon faces Lima in the curtain-raiser tomorrow night.

Dillon Normal School of Mines Lima

Dillon club members attend Dillon gathering in Butte

About 15 Dillon women from the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club traveled to Butte for a luncheon and program honoring Lena Madesin Phillips national federation president. Claudia Faust performed two dances with Mrs. Baxter at the piano while Phillips spoke on federation work and future plans.

Dillon Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club Butte Lena Madesin Phillips New York Federation Luella Stickney Dillon Club Dora Smith Alma Christensen Luanna Robinson Berthana Koontz Elizabeth Winn Kay Andrus Violet Eastman Fern Schuyler Hayes Baxter Claudia Faust Miss Forrester Baxter

Girl Scout Rules Set by Dillon Council Adopted 1934

At a Dillon council meeting the Girl Scouts voted to publish rules in city papers. Rules require 75 percent attendance at meetings if the committee pays part of camp expenses and mandate two or more community service acts such as serving at dinners.

Girl Scout Local Council Dillon Butte

Dillon Firemen's Masquerade Ball Schedule

The Dillon volunteer fire department announces its annual Washington birthday masquerade ball set for Friday night at the city hall auditorium. A colorful affair with many costumes, rental costumes available at the express office today and tomorrow, and displays at the firemen's quarters in the city hall.

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Normal Montana Normal Easerenees Eae Montana Mines Aeons Menenees Montana Beaver V. Gibbons H. Wheat K. Dilly B. Stephan Ross F. Gibbons D. Wheat B. Lee J. Ditty Carlisle Extension Service Moonlight Normal College Dramatics Club Sire Butte George Pyle Beaverhead Board of Commissioners Beaverhead R. E. Albright Nation National Boston-Montana Company K. D.flock Normal College Organization Business and Professional Women’s Group Council Dillon Firemen
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