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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 29, 1936

Page

4

Dillon social notes and visits fill Dillon area

A Dillon town note row records numerous visits and returns. B T Brock comes from California while W D Ross and Adelaide Gelhaus return from Mayo Clinic and Seattle respectively. Families welcomed a new son of C M Hansen Jr. and wife. J E Selway and Joe Buck travel from Horse Prairie and Centennial valley. A jury panel is drawn for February district court.

Dillon Townsend Club Court House B. T. Brock California Harry, C. Lee Salmon J. D. Lee Howard Jenkins Sand Point Idaho Hugh Turner Bannack Dillon A. J. Faust Meeteetse Wyo W. D. Ross Rochester Minn Mayo Clinic Adelaide Gelhaus Seattle C. M. Hansen Jr New Deal Mont George Smith Grant Frank Husted Wise River Harold Warner Salt Lake City Aileen Brady Centennial Valley Ross Grasshopper Valley Alex Armayor Ray Koontz Rebecca Connelley J. E.selway Horse Prairie Joe Buck Herman Handy

Beaverhead Snowfall Heaviest In Years

Snow depths reach 42 inches at Pear and Anchor lakes and 25 inches at Willow Creek in Beaverhead County. Deer feed on mahogany brush in Thunder Mountain district as frost remains light due to heavy snow. Districts like Centennial valley report less snowfall, while Horse Prairie in the south shows deep blanket. Cold in Dillon with zero temperatures over the weekend. many roads impassable. two CCC men frostbitten at Birch Creek.

Piazzola Paul Judge Pear Anchor Lakes Willow Creek Thunder Mountain Centennial Valley Horse Prairie Beaverhead Valley Birch Creek CCC Dillon

Streets of Dillon to be graveled by WPA crews

The Oregon Short Line tracks south of Dillon near the west approach are nearly finished and WPA workers will complete the street grave ling project. A concrete bridge over the Poin dexter slough will also be built as part of the effort.

Dillon WPA Oregon Short Line Poindexter Slough

Mercer Named Extension Agronomist at Montana State College

Bozeman Jan 28 Ralph D Mercer the Rosebud county extension agent for 13 years is named extension agronomist at Montana State college he will report Feb 16 He succeeds Sam Sloan who resigns to join the soil conservation division in Washington Head quarters at Great Falls Mercer chosen for crop standardization work with small seed registered alfalfa and corn He helped Rosebud county build a seed corn and small grains supply Earlier he worked with M L Wilson in farm management at MSC and was a Smith Hughes instructor at Fairview from 1919 to 1922.

Bozeman Ralph D. Mercer Rosebud County J. C. Taylor Montana State College Mercer L. ,Sloan Soil Conservation Division Department of Agriculture Great Falls Taylor Rosebud M. L. Wilson Smith-Hughes Fairview Montana

Record enrollment tops prior high at Montana State College

Bozeman January 28 registration at Montana State College reaches a record with 1,228 regularly enrolled students, including 18 new entrants and 24 who were not enrolled in fall. Diesel short course has 52 students and agriculture short courses 87, both starting January 6 for ten weeks.

Bozeman Montana State College W. H. McCall

Big 4-H and Smith-Hughes lamb auction at Montana State college

Twenty six fat lambs shown by 4-H club boys and Smith-Hughes students from Gallatin and Sweet Grass counties brought $290.36 at an auction during the Montana Wool Growers convention at Montana State college. Top prices went to Bennie Anderson of Bozeman for a 100 pound Hampshire lamb and to Tom Jarrett of Big Timber for a white face cross champion. Dressed carcasses will reach consumers coast to coast. Also, Mrs. Harry Droge of Manhattan topped November poultry with 4,861 eggs from 225 White Leghorn hens, while Charlo and Red Lodge flocks led in other classes.

Bozeman Smith-Hughes Gallatin Sweet Grass Montana Wool Growers Association Montana State College Bozeman Meat Company Hampshire Bennie Anderson Union Bank and Trust Company Helena Tom Jarrett Big Timber Smith- Hughes Newton Mass Tillamook Ore Lemmon 8. D Montana Harry Droge Manhattan Montana Poultry Demonstration Farm Project Harriett Cushman R. W. Sprague Charlo Margaret Vickers Red Lodge

Cold prevention tips for Montana flocks from extension service

Miss H. B. Cushman warns that head colds in breeding flocks threaten the entire flock and sick hens should be isolated. She urges dry, well ventilated housing, a balanced ration rich in vitamins A and D, green feed such as alfalfa, cod liver oil, and proper moisture control through ventilation and insulation to prevent cold related losses.

Montana Extension Service H. B. Cushman Montana State College

Rotary meeting discusses Christianity and global regimes

Dr. R B D Albright, president of the Dillon Rotary Club, announced a birthday ball for the president and read Montana Rotary club figures showing memberships from 11 to 100 with Dillon fifth in size. Joe Wedum served as meeting chairman.

Rotary R. BD. Albright Rotary Club Rotary Clubs Montana Dillon Club Joe Wedum

Normal Bulldogs Remain Undefeated In Conference

Normal Carroll Bulldogs stay unbeaten in conference with a decisive win over Helena. McGinley led scorers with 10 points as Crocker exited with a knee injury. The victory keeps the Bulldogs on track for a second consecutive conference title.

Carroll Bulldogs Collegians Helena Quint McGinley Crocker School of Mines St. Peters of Anaconda Montana Havre

College Rhythm and chorus perform in Montana event

A list of names and acts appears from several Montana towns including Butte Great Falls Deer Lodge and Dillon as performers with piano and vocal solos and a Russian dance. Ruth Phelps is noted as Moccasin and Elizabeth Arganbright as Moccasin with Beulah Lindberg and others. Also elected Chanticleers president following James Weitz resignation and new W A A swimming records set by Jennie Bovee Meredith Edelle Rolf Maxine Adams Barbara Lehwalder. Professor Robert Clark visits Twin Bridges schools.

Violet Creon Butte Eileen Watson Hall Marguerite Collins Dillon Mildred Spaberg Polson Ruth Phelps Deer Lodge Elizabeth Arganbright Moccasin Chanticleers Normal College Journalism Club James Weitz Harlan Harrison Dilon Henry Edwards Silver Bow Dolphin Chapter Jennie Bovee Great Falls Meredith Edelle Rolf Maxine Adams Barbara Lehwalder Robert Clark Twin Bridges Twin Bridges High School Norman Colege

Induction of Rainbow Body Members Named in Dillon

Mrs. A. H. McCartney was named mother advisor with an advisory board including Mrs. Woodside Willis Backus Curry Erwin Molleur Orr and Shaffner. A friendship party and musical program followed installation with refreshments served. Read the Dillon Examiner.

Fred Woodside Willis Florence Backus R. D. Curry D. V. Erwin Mary Molleur John T. Orr Willard Shaffner

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