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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1937

Page

3

Clown Pigs Train On Milk Diet In Circus Display

The Al G Barnes and Sells Floto Combined circus visits Dillon on Wednesday June 16 at the fair grounds with sixty world famous clowns including Milt Taylor and Ray Harris and trained pigs performing milk fed antics. The show features hundreds of aerial acts, 400 head of horses, a large jungle beasts group, and the Old Mexico opening spectacle. Performances are at 2 and 8 p.m. with doors opening at 1 and 7 p.m.

al G. Barnes Dillon Fair Grounds Milt Tayor Ray Harris Hippodrome America Sello Floto Old Mexico Milt Taylor Sells Floto

Diplomas Awarded to Junior High Pupils

Supt Charles Henry presented candidates while George M Gosman from the school board awarded diplomas. The program featured the training school orchestra mixed chorus under Miss Anne Feley and an eighth grade song. Rev J A Meeks gave invocation and benediction as vacation began Friday for about 400 pupils.

Charles Henry George M. Gosman Training School Anne Feley J. A. Meeks Grace Methodist Church

Car allegedly stolen in Butte recovered by sheriff at fairgrounds

A car reported stolen in Butte Thursday night was recovered the next day by Sheriff Paul H. Temple at the fair grounds, authorities said.

Butte Paul H. Temple

Livestock Situation Outlook for Cattle Prices in 1937

United States Department of Agriculture economists foresee higher prices for better cattle grades in late summer and fall due to reduced feed cattle on the hoof in the Corn Belt. Slaughter rises and calf slaughter hits a record for April indicate feed shortages. California cattlemen consider building up breeding herds as breeders gain value.

Los Angeles United States United States Department of Agriculture California

Normal Class Receives Degrees Diploma Today

The candle light procession and college sing followed by an informal dance capped the campus events. Recipients include Maxine Adams through Catherine Zion, with a separate list noting Beryl Brunkow, Albert Comer, Edith Folsom, Nina Hershberger, Harry Miller, Fred Pilling, Emerson Richardson, Emory Rouse, and Leland Schoonover set to receive degrees.

Maxine Adams Reta Albertson la Vern Baird Hazel Barber Alice Barner Thelma Bartlett Billie Baxter Celena Bellivou Archie Bengtson Dorothy Blackburn Frances Brim Rosa Lee Brown Beryl Brunkow Helen Buck Rudolph Cebull Vivian Chamberlain Ruth Charette Bethyl Cline Marydee Killen Jennie Klaver Betty Landers Hiram Laphan Leela Laubach Dolores Lee Marie Lembke Beulah Lindberg Warren Lovinger Emil Lubick Marguerite Lueck Elsie Luthie Harriette McAllister James McCulley Helen MacPhail Mary March Leah Meeks Chester Melton Marvin Morrow Edith Nelson Edna Nelson Maryann Nelson Billie Norris Ann O’connell Eloise Olmsted Gertrude Overby Helen Peters Marguerite Peterson Lillian Price Mary Louise Purdy Hellen Rogney Edelle Rolfe Mary Salusso Jean Sands Marie Saurey Rosalie Seitz Frederick Simons Doris Sterling Fay Sutton Jennie Thorsrud Agnes Troutman Frances Wagg James Veltkamp Gustave Wagner Genevieve Watson Corinne Willey

Mrs. Dora Banks and Margaret Banks Visit San Diego Relatives

Mrs. Dora Banks and her granddaughter Margaret Banks left Saturday for San Diego California to visit relatives.

Dora Banks Margaret Banks San Diego Calif

Ford V-8 Quality Car In Low-Price Field

Advertises a roomy body with comfortable modern features and dependable performance. Claims the 1937 Ford V-8 equals the quality standard in the low-price field.

Talk Given on Indians of Montana

Dr. Albright critiques myths about Christianization of Montana Indians. The piece notes missions lasting or leaving marks in places like St. Peter's near Great Falls and St. Xavier in Big Horn county. It explains how treaties limited conflict until gold spurred white encroachment and military buildup culminating in the 1876 defeat of Custer. Joe Wedum chaired the meeting.

Montana Albright St. Peter’s Great Falls St. Xavier Big Horn County Wyoming Dakota Custer Joe Wedum

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