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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1928

Page

5

Bennett Campaign Ad Seeks Two Votes

A paid political advertisement promotes Lyman H. Bennett for two available seats. The message urges readers to vote for Bennett and another unnamed candidate in the upcoming local election.

Masters Walter and Lew Brun dages head for Seattle visit

Walter and Lew Brun dages were driven to Butte last Sunday by their father Hiram and boarded a train to Seattle to visit relatives and friends for the rest of the summer. The boys traveled alone.

Masters Walter Lew Brundage Butte Hiram Brundage Seattle Wash

Local Residents And Visitors Highlight Montana Notes

Yokinson and Warren Sheppard arrived from Lewistown to visit with family. Senator Frank Hazelbaker returned from Billings and is met in Butte by Mrs. Hazelbaker. The Hazlebakers plan to travel to Minneapolis for a Rotary national meeting where he serves as district governor. James Cunningham, once a city resident, is a patient at Fort Harrison hospital for disabled veterans.

Kansas City Harry Baumberger Yellowstone James McCullum West Yellowstone Park Sheep Creek George Whitworth Bernard Whitworth Sage Creek Frank Hazelbaker Billings Butte Hazelbaker James Cunningham Fort Harrison Hospital Helena

Men's Spring Golf Tournament Set With Qualifying Round

All members must play an 18 hole qualifying round and have cards signed by another entrant. Cards due to the sports committee by June 20 with a fifty cent entry fee per participant. Finals scheduled for Sunday July 1, 1928. Presbyerian Church notices include Fathers' Day celebration and sermon theme A Knowing Father and summer music from organist Mrs. Finchig.

Bruce A. Risley T. Lee McCracken W. B. Hartwig Presbyterian Church Thomas J. Simons Finchig I. M. Patterson

Honor Roll Additions for Blacktail School No EI

Blacktail School No EI reports one hundred percent attendance last month. Names added to the honor roll include Ada Waldemar LeMorne Schroeder Joe Mansfield Dorothy Waldemar Desmond Barrett Coulter Given Harry Ford Sadie Ford May Jackson Alice Johnson Henry Wenger Helen Wenger Rose Wenger Beryl Woody Albert Aiken Jack Shepherd Richard Shepherd Marie Edwards Kathryn Rice Chandler Stallings Jane Stallings Lois Dickson Virginia Dickson Violet Dickson Virginia Gray Veona Turner Ruth Irion Elizabeth Craver Joe Brown Billie Ann Rife Alen Bradley Tommy Craver Loren Irion Jufor Buck Kathleen Buck Donna Rebich Wilma Christensen.

Rural School News Blacktail School No. EI Ada Waldemar LeMorne Schroeder Joe Mansfield Dorothy Waldemar Desmond Barrett Coulter Given Harry Ford Sadie Ford May Jackson Alice Johnson Henry Wenger Helen Wenger Rose Wenger Beryl Woody Albert Aiken Jack Shepherd Richard Shepherd Marie Edwards Kathryn Rice Chandler Stallings Jane Stallings Lois Dickson Virginia Dickson Violet Dickson Virginia Gray Veona Turner Ruth Irion Elizabeth Craver Joe Brown Billie Ann Rife Alen Bradley Tommy Craver Loren Irion Jufor Buck Kathleen Buck Donna Rebich Wilma Christensen

Montana Delegation Heads to National Republican Convention

Brown and Cook head the Montana delegation to the Kansas City convention with 13 counties benefitting from highway program bids. The Montana slate includes Dr. Thomas Ashlock A. B. Cook O A Bergeson Carl Brattin W R Flachsnehar William Husband and Robert N Jones among others.

Helena Montana Kansas City Thomas Ashlock Lewistown Chicago Odd Fellows A. B. Cook Townsend Rancher Geralding Dixon State Tax Commission Ellis Carl Brattin Sidney Cleveland Richland County Mason W. R. Flachsnehar William Husband Harlowtown Farmers National Bank Harlowton Wheatland County Odd Fellows and Knights of Pythias Robert N. Jones Billings

May Day Health Drive Reports Broad Rural Reach

County health officials outline preschool and child health efforts with 110 examinations in three months. Four Dillon clinics reached about 60 percent of local children. others to private physicians. May Day Health events noted in schools with health plays and a May Fete at Dillon with a health theme. Several local leaders and state figures listed as delegates and officials.

May Bay Alliof Dillon Wisdom Jackson Miss Smith Bertha Lamberton Cty

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Lyman H. Bennett H. N. Traggitt, Jr Detroit Lakes Episcopal Church Conrad Frying Pan Masonic Temple George R. Allen Virginia City H. G. Rodgers Anaconda Milton Johnson Frank Eliel Bill Bachus State Board of Education Dorothy Mackaill Jack Mulhal Richard DIX Reginald Denny Judge Mary Nolan Otis Harlan Dorothy Gulliver Karl Dane George K. Arthur III Ramon Navarro Norma Shearer Lubitsch Yokinson Warren Sheppard Dillon Country Club State Highway Commission Great Falls-East Cascade Mellon Institute of Industrial Rex Brown and COOK Ealth C. H. McLeod Missoula Missoula Mercantile Company T. A. Marlow Eli R. C. Monahan Silver Bow County Matt Murray Glasgow Mitteemen Robert Pauline Kalispell State John G. Skine Red Lodge Minnesota Mason and Elk John W. Schnitzler Freid North Dakota W. L. Stockton Clarkston Montana Farm Bureau Robert C. Strong Nebraska Yellowstone County G. M. Moss Whitefish D. 8. McKenzie Havre State Senate North Montana Agriculture and Training School Claude Benton Deer Lodge John Survant Malta Senate Lou Molumby Great Falls American Legion Legion National Tee United States Army Beaverhead Auto Sales Co
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