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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jan 27, 1932
Page
3
Under Mrs. Black the 8A grammar class will provide a school column each week. The material will come from all grades and cover general news, special articles, compositions, poems, and jokes for the Dillon Examiner.
A February 10 review announces Claudia Faust presenting a dancing recital at the training school auditorium with about thirty five students aged three to twenty. Other items cover the Wranglers meeting with talk on silver, Hylo card club dinner and bridge, and Mange Society gathering. school reports note basketball, teachers, and Christmas activities for 8A 8B 7A 7B classes.
Mrs Ana Galahan visited the city yesterday from Sheridan. Mrs Justin Brundage is visiting from Lakeview in Dillon. Mrs Coy Brown came from her Armatead ranch home. Miss Anna Christensen entertained the Lutheran Daughters last Saturday. Miss Marian Jorgenson spent the weekend in Dillon from the Big Hole basin. Mrs Hollis Harrigan is a patient at Murray hospital in Butte.
Jan 20 1892 report notes bonds filed for completion of water works and electric light project. Berlin dispatch claims Kaiser’s vanity grows with every dress parade before the people. Dillon beats Butte Business College 15 to 2 in basketball as Butte girls rely on grand stand play. Fire at city jail: initial blaze 1 am, rekindled about 6 am and jail burned down. Officers raid China town. 20 residents engaged in fan tan. Three Imperialists concert draws 28 attendees. Row excitement over a gun bluff turns out to be a stove leg.
At the Montana Woolgrowers convention in Bozeman, the need for a state dog law is urged to curb stock killing dogs described as wild and often German police dog blood. Secretary Muray Stebbins notes complaints from across the state about sheep losses, urging legislators to tax and compensate for livestock destroyed by roaming dogs.
MGM presents The Cuban Love Song with two new musical novelties. A dramatic episode told almost entirely in song and a tone poem illustrating a sea voyage are showcased as innovative musical expressions in the drama starring Lawrence Tibbett. The Hartwig theatre opens Sunday.
J. C. Jeppson, Penney Co. manager, came back Sunday after a week in Portland Oregon for the annual spring convention. More than 200 store managers from nearby states attended with announcements on the year’s sales program. Jeppson said business is in a resurging phase and noted the company’s thirtieth anniversary, with plans for market celebrations.
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