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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1935

Page

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County Officers Probe Squirrels Dieoff in Beaverhead

Beaverhead county gophers are dying by the thousands from a strange malady. Dr W H Haas and William Jellison of the U S Public Health Service spent days in Dillon with Hamilton investigators. Jellison and Tim Wylie of the health service also visited. officials say the disease is not yet identified but a possible cause is being explored.

Beaverhead County Gophers W. H. Haas William Jellison United States Public Health Service Dillon Hamilton Jellison Tiom Wylie Servce

Public School Short Term Ends Friday Fiesta Displays

The Normal college training school finishes its six weeks summer term on Friday with a Fiesta by fourth and fifth graders in the old training school building from 10 to 11:40 a.m. and 11 to 12 p.m. Visitors welcome. The primary rooms will review work, and the industrial arts department led by O Moe will showcase flower stands radio tables end tables sewing cabinets medicine cabinets footstools and similar items.

Normal College Training Anne Feley Training Dhool O. K.moe

Postoffice Contract Let Reported for Dillon Building

Report says the Dillon federal post office building contract was awarded to the James Leck company of Minneapolis though official confirmation is lacking. A sand and gravel sub-contract is said to have gone to a Butte contractor. Bids required work to start within 100 days of award.

Dillon Federal James Leck Company Minneapolis Butte Harry J. Andrus

Brother Sister Reunite After 380 Years

A brother and sister who had not seen each other for 380 years were reunited at the Ned Saunders ranch near Dillon last week when Mrs Minnie Wigley of New York City arrived for a vacation. Mrs Wigley is the wife of Sergeant Major Wigley, formerly of the British army, who served in India South Africa and France. He is now a U.S. citizen. Mrs Wigley’s oldest son Sergeant Ed Wigley is serving in the U.S. Army and stationed in the Hawaiian Islands.

Ned Saunders Ranch Fear ‘Dillon Saunders Minnie’ Wigley New York City United States Army Hawaiian Islands

Little Symphony to perform second annual concert at college

The Little Symphony Orchestra of the Montana State Normal College under Frances Robinson will present its second annual concert. A mixed chorus of 80 voices accompanies the program with dance numbers by Margaret Connelley and Ruth Phelps. The event, prepared for weeks, is expected to attract a large local crowd after last year's hundreds of attendees.

Little Symphony Orchestra Montana State Normal Colise Frances “Robinson Margaret Connelley Ruth Phelps

Stallings Leases Bannack Mines to Mine Group

On credible report C W Stallings and associates lease the Chipaul Mining Company properties. They operate the Graeter mine and mill at Bannack and plan work on the Gibson mine in coordination with the Bannack district holdings.

C. W. Stallings Chipaul Mining Company Graeter Bannack Gibson

Strict Warning to Dillon Bicycle Riders and Parents

Mayor D A Gal warns Dillon children and parents that bicycles are subject to traffic laws like cars. He cites recent fatalities in nearby Butte and says the city may act to protect youths if riders do not follow rules.

D. A. Gal Dillon Butte

Normal Students Plan Final Excursion From Dillon

Montana State Normal college students prepare for a summer school excursion next Saturday touring the state school at Boulder and the state capitol in Helena. Superintendent Charles Henry and B L Fairbanks lead the party leaving Dillon at 7 am with stops at Boulder and guided tours of the state historical library and capitol.

Montana State Normal College Boulder State Capitol Helena Charles Henry B. L. Fairbanks Dillon Robert B. Albright Étate Historical ‘Mbrary Capitol

Three Plays Tonight at Montana State Normal College

The dramatics department presents three one act plays in the college auditorium Friday night under Myrt le Savidge. Trifles by Susan Glaspell features Emerson Richardson Antrim Barnes William Olsen Verna Shively and Margery Fisher. O flaherty V C by George Bernard Shaw stars John Donaldson James Murray Elsie Rea Dorothy Powell with Theodor Lavine and Ruth Phelps in The Artist by A A Milne. The department has staged several works during the summer term.

Montana State Normal College College Myrtle Savidge Trifles Susan Glaspell V. C John Donaldson James Murray Elsie Rea Dorothy Powell Theodor Lavine Ruth Phelps

Francis Tonrey Receives Northwestern Merit's Award

Francis Tonrey a Beaverhead County High School graduate from Dillon Montana received a certificate of merit after completing a four week course at the second annual National Institute of High School Journalists at Northwestern University He was among 29 high school students from across the nation attending the institute.

Francis Tonrey Beaverhead County Dillon Mont National Institute of High School Journalists Northwestern University

Budget scrutiny sets district levies in Beaverhead

County board led by Nell Doyle reviewed school budgets for all districts and set tentative levies with many cuts from last year. Norah Connelley warned a 41 mills levy is needed to retire bonds for District No 16 covering Dillon schools. Trustees to be notified about refund steps for bond protection. Commissioners meet again as budget board tomorrow.

Nell Doyle Beaverhead Norah Connelley Dillon

Forest fire rules take hold in Beaverhead National Forest

Beginning last Thursday, fire prevention regulations are in force for the rest of summer in Beaverhead National Forest. No smoking is allowed on forest lands except in designated camps and inhabited areas. All forest users must carry a shovel axe and water bucket with each vehicle or pack train. Fire danger has risen after hot, windy days despite earlier wet season.

Beaverhead National Forest K. D. Fleck

Renfro Dominates State Trap Honors For Dillon

Ted Renfro of Dillon Gun Club won the singles and all around titles at the 42nd state trap shoot in Billings and led Dillon to a fourth consecutive team title. Herman Peterson lost the handicap crown to L. R. Aldrich of Billings, while Otto Schulz of Dillon tied Renfro for second in doubles.

Montana Ted Renfro Dillon Gun Club Billings Herman Peterson L. R. Aldrich Renfro Dillon Club Val ‘Lechner Destar T. T. McMahan Butte Peterson Aldrich Dillon Otto Schulz

Idaho Couple Cited Montana Marriage Law Gap

Dillon Rotary heard Dr. Ashley W. Morse recount Mexico City Rotary International visit praising Mexican art and life. He contrasted time values with Americans and noted agricultural modernization. The piece mentions Idaho and Montana marriage law restrictions delaying a couple seeking a Dillon license. The couple considered Utah as an alternative.

Ashley W. Morse Butte Dillon Rotary Club Mexico City Rotary International Morse

Cow Moose Invades Dillon Morning Visit

A cow moose calmly browsed Dillon’s eastern lawns last Friday morning, wandering streets then retreating to the Luther Smith ranch on the outskirts after a dog spooked it. The animal leaped fences and disappeared over the East bench, marking a rare sight within city limits.

Luther Smith Ranch Dillon

Arrest Five On Drug Act Charge Here

Five Dillon proprietors and attendants were arrested Thursday afternoon by B B D Allard of the Montana State board of pharmacy. They face charges of violating state pharmacy law governing sale of certain drugs and prophylactics. The hearings occurred in justice court before Judges Louis Stahle and George Opp with County Attorney T H Gilbert representing the state. Four defendants entered pleas.

Dillon B. B D. Allard Montana State Board of Pharmacy Justice Court Louis Stahle George Opp T. H. Gilbert

Ore shipments surge in Beaverhead County mines

Beaverhead mining shows strong growth with Dillon shipping 50 to 60 ore cars this month. Agent F idtry B Baum berger of the Oregon Short Line estimates each car carries about 50 tons. Local pits including Argenta district mines Ermont Hindgor Detter R B Caswell reopened and likely to ship daily carloads along with other mines listed. output ranges from one car monthly to weekly for several properties.

Beaverhead County Dillon Fidtry B. Baumberger Oregon Short Line Ermont R. B. Caswell Hindgor Detter Argenta Many Batchelor Bismark

Heavily Loaded Trucks Stopped By Idaho Officers

An Idaho road crew fleet including two loaded trucks and a 20 ton rock crusher was halted at Dell last Thursday morning by Undersheriff C. E. Blinn and Deputy Pat Flynn under new weight limits. The machines waited for Patrolman Flannigan and only proceeded to Butte with special chief approval to continue toward Sand Point, Idaho.

Idaho Dell C. E. Blinn Pat Flynn Flannigan Butte Sand Point

Zeiger Show Opens in Dillon for One-Week Run

The C F Zeiger United Shows open in Dillon next Monday for a week under the Dillon volunteer fire department. The carnival promises top acts including Miss Livingston and The Four Jacks with aerial feats as high as 150 feet. It features 8 rides, 10 shows, three free acts and 26 concessions.

C. F. Zeiger United Dillon Teer Fire Department America Livingston

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