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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1938

Page

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Pioneer Dillon Matron Annie Adams Dies at Home

Mrs Annie Jardine Adams, a Dillon resident since 1880, died Saturday afternoon at her home on South Rife street after a brief illness. She was 88. Born in Manchester England on January 22 1850 she immigrated to the United States in 1870 and helped establish Dillon as a railroad town. Her family included son Dan Adams and daughters Jane Barry Mille Adams Mayme Adams and Mrs Ann Hathaway along with several relatives. Continued on page 4.

Annie Jardine Adams Dillon South Rife Street Adams Manchester England United States Lowell Mass John Adams Utah & Northern Montana Mayme Adams Los Angeles Mille Adams Ann Hathaway San Bernardino Calif Ethel Covalt Dan Adams Jeanne Covalt

Week Observances Planned for National Boy Scout Week

National Boy Scout week starts February 6 and will be observed in Dillon with church services at 7:30 p m at the Methodist church and Scouts attending their own churches in the morning. A court of honor Monday night will be led by Principal Conrad O Orr with several advancements and awards to be conferred.

Dillon Citizens’ Committee Pest Prin Conrad O. Orr

Twin Bridges Matron Grace Whiting Dies At Home

Grace B. Whiting wife of Wilbur C. Whiting died at her Twin Bridges home Friday after a lingering illness. Funeral held Sunday at Twin Bridges with Rev. Willis J. Loar officiating. interment in Point of Rocks cemetery. Surviving are her husband a son Barton two sisters and several in law family members.

Grace B. Whiting Wilbur C. Whiting Twin Bridges Dillon Bryndage Funeral Willis J. Loar Dillon Baptist Church Point of Rocks First Whiting Barton Ethel Reed Phoenix Ariz Mary Erickson St. Paul Julian Starke Claude Watts Frank O’keefe Ira Williams Portland Ore J. E. Sleger

Dillon PTA Annual Mother and Daughter Party at High School

The Dillon Parent Teachers Association hosts its annual mother and daughter party at the high school gym Friday night starting at 7 o'clock. Mrs. John T. Orr serves as acting chairman with a committee including Mrs. Fred R. Chapman and several others handling arrangements.

Dillon Parent Teachers Association John T. Orr Fred R. Chapman Lee McCracken Howard Morse Farl. Fair

Baptist Mission Leaders Speak at Evening Dinner

J. M. E. Bratcher of the American Baptist Home Mission Society and Dr. J. A. Ahlquist medical missionary from Jorhat Assam India spoke at a Baptist church dinner and meeting Sunday evening. Bratcher led a forum on Better Baptist churches followed by services later in the night.

J. M. E. Bratcher American Baptist Home Mission Society J. A. Ahlquist Jorhat Assam India Baptist Church Bratcher

Dorothy Ann Davis Injured in Skiing Accident

Dorothy Ann Davis sustained a broken leg in a skiing accident near Dillon. Her brother Lloyd was with her at the time as she was cared for at the scene and later transported for medical treatment.

Dorothy Ann Davis Dillon Girl Stout Sunoon Lloyd

Bond Farmers Union reelects Holgar Carlson as president

Holgar Carlson wins another term as president of the Bond local Farmers Union at Friday night meeting. Officers named include Elwood Morrison as vice president Joe Lackner as secretary treasurer J H Keenan John Albers and Mike Lauterbach as executive board members. Committees cover cards entertainment dances publicity and social events with several members listed. The local plans a series of social meetings starting with a pinochle party at Nelson School tonight.

Holgar Carlson Bond Farmers Union Elwood Morrison Joe Lackner J. H. Keenan John Albers Mike Lauterbach Fred Johnson Kate Markovich Edward Heikkila Matt Platt Tom Dubois Nelson

Soph Spot Draws Large Crowd at Guild Hall Dance

Sophomore Cabaret at the Guild Hall drew a large Saturday night audience. Black and white decor set the scene with carnations and mock snow on the floor. Coach H P Kakuske hosted the event with numerous student performers and a Bachelor Club orchestra supplying music.

Guild Hall H. P. Kakuske Dr. Stephan Janet Smith Frances McPhail Thelma Barger Claudia Faust Charlotte Bennetts Mary Jane Lucas Alice Pecharich Marlyn Barloga Juanita Pace Ester Reiter Ruth Gardiner Audry Dahl Vicky Rogers Bernard McGinley Lawrence Buckley Eugene Riordan Jack Veltkamp William Boetticher Bachelor Club Bob Stephan Jud. Best

Local youth wins awards at fat lamb show

Don Shaffner a Dillon youth won multiple awards at the fat lamb show tied to the Montana Woolgrowers association annual convention in Great Falls. He earned second place in Hampshire lamb single, third and fourth in ten of three Hampshires, and sixth and twelfth in crossbred lambs as more than 600 lamb entries sparked keen competition.

Don Shaffner Dillon Youth Montana Woolgrowers Association Great Falls Hampshire

Junior Class Elect Booster Club Officers

Herman Schwab and Monte Melton were elected general managers of the Booster Club at a junior class meeting on Wednesday January 19. Gem Cox was named stage manager and Azile Craddock business manager. They will oversee the winter quarter vodvil in March TV with several groups planning stunts for the show.

Herman Schwab Monte Melton Gem Cox Azile Craddock March TV

Diana Lodge Celebrates Anniversary of Founder Thomas Wildey

Diana Rebekah lodge marked the anniversary of Thomas Wildey born January 15 1782 in London and founder of the 1.0.0.F. A committee led by Gladys Bonnifield Martha Quackenbush and Alma Wright hosted the meeting. Wright opened with Wildey's life summary noting his coach spring craft in London before moving to Baltimore in 1817.

Diana Rebekah Lodge Thomas Wildey Gladys Bonnifield Martha Quackenbush Alma Wright London America Baltimore Manchester 1.C.C.F Sovereign Grand Lodge Susan Findling Rebekah Lodge Dillon Jodge’s Rebekahs Odd‘Fellows

Elk shipment completes Beaverhead herd near Dillon

Beaverhead county receives the final elk shipment to form a 100 head herd in the Sheep canyon district south of Dillon. Rangers trapped the elk at Yellowstone park. Local sportsmen and Dillon businesspeople funded trapping and transport. The elk belong to the Beaverhead Sportsmen's association until release and state game commission control afterwards.

Beaverhead County Sheep Canyon Dillon Yellowstone Park Rangers Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association Niga P. Welborn William Gray Lima William Smith

Beaverhead County Man Dies at County Farm

Calvin C. Tibbits aged 67, longtime Beaverhead County resident, died Monday morning at the county farm. He is survived by a sister in Bangor Maine.

Calvin C., Tibbits Beaverhead County County Bangor Maine

Elks Drum Corps Entertains at Lodge Dance

The Dillon Elks lodge held a dancing party for Elks and their ladies at the drum corps headquarters after the lodge meeting. An Elks orchestra played while Kenneth Wheat's German band provided additional selections for the evening.

Dillon Elks Lodge Elks Drum Corps Kenneth Wheat

Dentists Attend Upper Snake River Meeting in Idaho Falls

Dr. W. J. Romersa and Dr. R. D. Curry attended a meeting of the Upper Snake River Dental Association in Idaho Falls last week. A five passenger Waco plane landed here Thursday piloted by Ray Johnson of the Waco factory in Troy Ohio.

W. J. Romersa R. D. Curry Upper Snake River Dental Association Idaho Falls Waco Ray Johnson Troy Ohio

Car Skids on Icy Stretch Near Dillon Bridge

A Bannack mining man Lewis Hoffman escaped injury when his car skidded on an icy road near the river bridge north of Dillon, flipped into an irrigation ditch and landed on its four wheels. The vehicle was badly damaged. The sheriff’s office logged two more accidents the next day involving a California plate collision on South Montana street and a collision on the Argenta road between Jack Shaffer and Orin Pilon.

Lewis Hoffman Bannack Dillon Sheriff's Office Eugene Medsker California Montana Street Jack Shaffer Orin Pilon Argenta

Dillon Gun Club to Elect Staff at Annual Meet

The Dillon Gun club will hold its annual meeting tomorrow night at the office of Sec. B. W. Emerick, with sessions starting at 8 oclock. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected and important business matters will be transacted. All members are urged to attend per Pres. Joe Lynch. The club plans several spring events.

Dillon

Dillon to Host District 16 Basketball Tournament

Dillon will host the District 16 Class B basketball tournament at the Normal gym February 24 to 26 with Beaverhead County High School as host. Eight teams will compete for a regional berth and then a state round robin. two Class A and two Class B victors advance. The Dillon Chamber of Commerce organizes housing with about 100 rooms needed. rooms and entertainment plans are led by officials including Jennings L. Mayland and Conrad O. Orr.

Beaverhead County High School Dillon Chamber of Commerce Dillon Jennings L. Mayland Chamber of Commerce Prin Conrad O. Orr C. A. Bechler Dillon Beavers

Beavers Roll In Big Weekend Wins In Montana

Dillon's Beavers defeated Butte 34 25 on Saturday night while Montana Normal Bulldogs beat Carroll 49 43 Friday. Beaverhead County High School Beavers prepare to face Twin Bridges next, as Eastern Montana Normal and Montana Normal both set schedule for Friday and Saturday games with Eastern Normal noted as a strong small college foe.

Dillon Montana Normal Bulldogs Carroll Beaverhead County High School Beavers Butte Eastern Normal Billings

Dr. Farmer Speaks on Japanese Imperialism at Rotary Dinner

Dr. Marlin K. Farmer of Montana State Normal College addressed the Dillon Rotary Club on Japanese imperialism entitled The World War and Its Effects. He argued imperialism stems from fear surplus population and white man’s burden, tracing Japan’s actions in China and the Shantung Peninsula gains after World War I.

Marlin K. Farmer Montana State Normal College Dillon Rotary Club China Japan Shantung Peninsula

Beaverhead Delegation Attends State Woolgrowers Meet

Beaverhead woolgrowers attended the state convention in Great Falls for a three day session returning Thursday. Howard E. Morse was elected to the executive board though illness kept him from attending. Dillon figures W. G. Gilbert and J. H. Gilbert played roles as former president and current board member with others including George Melton Sam Ditty and County Agent Bernard Williams among attendees. Governor Roy Ayers and C. H. Williams spoke at the banquet closing the session.

Beaverhead Woolgrowers Great Falls Howard E. Morse Beaverhead Ilness W. G. Gilbert Dillon Roy Ayers C. H. Williams Deer Lodge Association Beaverhead County J. H. Gilbert George Melton Sam Ditty Bernard Williams George Whitworth Berg Christiansen Bert Orr Bert Orr, Jr Leslie Staudenmeyer R. W. Boone W. W. Hawkins A. P. Williams Alder

President's Birthday Ball Set For Next Saturday

The annual event will fill the city hall auditorium with a large crowd. Frisco Baker's orchestra will provide music as tickets sell at local businesses or at the door. W. M. Stone leads arrangements and proceeds fund the war on infantile paralysis.

City Hall Frisco Baker’s Orchestra W. M. Stone

Mrs. Dave Sullivan Visits Spokane Mother in Dillon Ties

Mrs. Dave Sullivan of Spokane formerly of Dillon is visiting her mother Mrs. Frank Nelson.

Dave Sullivan Spokane Dillon Frank. Nelson

Fine Assessed on Game Law Charge in Dillon Court

Morris Staggers was fined $160 in Judge George Opp's court Monday afternoon for illegal possession and transportation of deer and elk. C. E. Stewart, arraigned on the same charge, was released. The two men were arrested by Madison county officers near Hutchins bridge at the request of Beaverhead authorities.

Morris Staggers George Opp C. E. Stewart Madison County Hutchins Bridge Beaverhead

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TWIN Farmers Union Local Holgar Carlson II Bachelor Club Orchestra Booster Club Diana Lodge F. Hall Charles Robbins Iowa Iowan Iowa City Charles.l. Robbins Robbins W. C. Bagley Columbia University Grant E. Finch Iowa State University Robbin Louis Pelzer University of Iowa Pelzer the Normal College Lampadion Pres Sheldon E. Davis Phi Sigma Pi Dr. Davis Elks Party Dillon Gun Club Normal Saints Dr. Farmer College Dillon Court
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