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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 04, 1934

Page

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Rose Lapham Elected District Oracle at Dillon Meet

Royal Neighbors of America held its Dillon convention naming Jackson as site for the 1986 session and choosing Rose Lapham Dillon as district oracle. New officers include Clara Oldhouse Butte vice oracle Marion DeLadd Dillon recorder Minnie Gill Butte chancellor and Alice Lane Twin Bridges receiver. Attendance reached 118 lodges represented across the district.

Royal Neighbors of America Dillon Jackson Rose Lapham Bhe Mary Molleur Clara Oldhouse Butte Oracle Marion DeLadd Minnie Gill Alice Lane Twin Bridges Anaconda

Deputies Named for Summer in Big Hole Basin

Sheriff James A McCollum named James Scofield and Lee Tower as deputy sheriffs for the Big Hole basin haying season. Scofield, a basin resident and former mail stage driver, will be stationed at Wisdom. Tower, a Dillon figure, will be based at Jackson and has prior deputy experience. Hundreds of transients work in the basin during haying.

Big Hole Basin James Scofield Lee Tower Sheriff McCollum James A. McCollum Big Hole Scofield McCollum Wisdom Tower Dillon Jackson

Colorado Farmers Union Head Speaker At Picnic

Thomas Howard president of the Colorado Farmers Union spoke at a Beaverhead Farmers Union picnic at Dillmont Park. He had recently returned from Washington DC where he met leaders on relief for farmers and laborers and shared nationwide insights. The program also featured a ball game and other sports drawing a large crowd of farmers families and Dillon residents.

Colorado Farmers Union Washington, D. C Washington Dillon

Lakeview hosts new Beaverhead County Country Club

Fifty Montana State Normal College students toured Virginia City under Dr. Albright and Prof. Jordan then visited Twin Bridges. Beaverhead County forms a country club at Lakeview with Forsyth as secretary treasurer. The club aims to offer fishing and golf with plans to build a course near Lakeview.

Robert E. Albright Montana Rush Jordan Old Lakeview Centennial Valley Beaverhead County Dillon B. L. Forsyth Centennial Ike ‘Walton Club Forsyth

Dillon Paving Underway With Rapid Progress

Work on Dillon's paving project advances quickly as concrete is laid this week. A large local crew handles the job, following last week's street level lowering. Atlantic Street from the oil highway near the Normal College to Glendale Street, Glendale from Atlantic to Idaho, and a short North Montana stretch will be paved, creating a numbered route for Highway 91 through the city while traffic remains detoured. The mixer uses 2,000 to 2,600 sacks of cement daily.

Dillon Focal Atlantic Street Normal College Glensdale Glendale Atlantic Idaho Montana City

Former Dillon Matron Dies In Seattle

Mrs. C. W. Plested, longtime Dillon resident, died at her Tacoma home after living in Seattle then Tacoma. She leaves her husband six married daughters, a 16 year old stepson, and three sisters including Mrs. W. F. Cashmore. Burial was in Evergreen Cemetery, Seattle.

W. F. Cashmore C. W. Plested Tacoma A. Peterson Seattle Grace Ann Andrews Evergreen Cemetery

Red Cross appoints Beaverhead chapter leaders

Thomas E. Luebben was reelected chairman of the Beaverhead chapter of the American Red Cross at a Friday meeting in the city hall. J. C. Fuller was elected vice chairman and will again chair the annual Red Cross roll call next November. Norah Con

Tom Luebben RED Cross Thomas E. Luebben Beaverhead The American Red Cross J. C. Fuller Norah Con

Printers' Code Rigidly Enforced Says Henry Weare

Helena Montana Henry Weare regional administration manager of the graphic arts industry code of Montana says the new price determination schedule bars undercutting by printers nationwide. He notes out of town orders incur postage and urges reporting violations of hours and price cutting to prevent sweat shop labor and assure fair wages.

Henry Weare Chester Graphic Arts Industry Code of Montana Graphic Arts United States Mr. Weare

Beaverhead Legion Sponsors Park Program On Fourth

Beaverhead Post of the American Legion plans a free Fourth of July program at Dillmont park Dillon with baseball, watermelon contests, rolling pin hurling and a jitney dance. Coffee is free at 8 pm and a vaudeville act by Claudia Faust School of Dancing leads to dancing until 1 am. Edward H. Harvey Wise River merchant dies after short illness. He was born July 19 1865 in Indianapolis and lived in Montana since 1886.

Beaverhead Post American Legion Dillmont Park Edward H. Harvey Wise River Indianapolis Montana Hecla Hecla Mining Company Glendale Melrose Park Pavilion Claudia Faust

Pioneer of County Dies Here Sunday

Charles Nillson native of Sweden born August 1 1856 died Sunday morning at Barrett hospital after a lingering illness. He came to Dillon with the railroad over fifty years ago and was a cook on Beaverhead county ranches and in Dillon cafes. Funeral held yesterday at Brundage with Rev J A Meeke officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. The Examiner and Tribune prepare to receive returns July 17 for Beaverhead county primary elections with court room space at the courthouse and a shared reporting staff and volunteer corps.

Charles Nillson Dillon Barrett Hospital Sweden America Utah Nillson Beaverhead County Brundage Funeral Home J. A. Meeke Grace Methodist Episcopal Church Mountain View Cemetery The Examiner and Tribune Board of Commissioners

Legalized Beer Traffic Boosts Montana Revenue

A report by John Jacob Jewell shows Montana tax income rose with the beer levy. Revenue jumped from 45 000 to 80 000 dollars in six months after the rate doubled from 50 cents to 1 per barrel.

Helpna Montana John Jacob Jewell Beer Board

Initial Wool Sale of Year Is Reported

Beaverhead county reports its first outright wool sale of the season with Walter Foster and O T Evans of Silberman and B Song of Chicago paying 28 cents for the Peyre Brothers clip from Dell. Foster represents the Chicago firm. About three fourths of wool at the First National warehouse has been ordered out, all on consignment except the Peyre clip. Free wools are being consigned at an advance of 16 cents. The wool market has been quiet.

Beaverhead County Walter Foster O. T. Evans Silberman and Bsong Chicago Peyre Brothers Dell Foster First National

Food preservation meetings set for Monday schedule

Miss Lillian Stone of the Montana extension service will start a series on preserving produce this week with a first meeting at Jackson on Friday. The tour covers Wisdom July 7 Dillon July 9 Armstead July 10 Lima July 11 Melrose July 12 Divide July 18 Wise River July 14, following a briefing with Miss Blanchelee and county women at the high school.

Lillian Stone Montana Extension Service Jackson Wisdom Dillon Armstead Lima Melrose Divide Wise River Miss Stone Miss Blanchelee State Home Beaverhead County

Little Symphony to Present Concert Under the Stars

The Little Symphony of Montana State Normal College will present a program titled Under the Stars this month conducted by Frances Robinson. Summer session personnel include first violins Donnie Rovere Leone Cashmore Delle May Ozborne Ralph Smith Vera Schulz Grace Frost Wilda Plymale and others across second violins violas cello and bass sections.

Under Little Symphony Orchestra Montana State Normal College Frances Robinson Donnie Rovere Leone Cashmore Delle-May Ozborne Ralph Smith Vera Schulz Grace Frost Wilda Plymale Jean Gilbert Adeh Milne Charles Ridgeway Melvin Mast Edith Orr Irving Andreasen Jean MacGregor Miss A. Smith Ann Doyle Eunice Panchot Leon Anderson Elizabeth Shot

Explosives Topic Of Talk At Dillon Rotary Dinner

Prof J Ford McBain of the Normal college faculty spoke on explosives at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner at the Metlen hotel. He noted gunpowder's use as early as 1273 and traced American gunpowder history from colonial times.

Rotary J. Ford McBain Normal College Dillon Rotary Club Metlen Hotel DuPont Works United States America McBain Gui

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