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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1932

Page

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Beaverhead Board Holds June Meet Last Week

Beaverhead county commissioners met June 6 to 8 1932 in regular session. Budget transfers were ordered and a burial claim for D W Hartley was rejected for lack of residence proof. On June 7 no gopher district petition was funded and Commissioner Martin C Jackson received a 60 day leave.

Beaverhead O. C. Gosman Association of County Commissioners Bozeman Waggener & Campbell Kallspell Montana D. W. Hartley Martin C. Jack- 50Nn Dart Hardware and Implement Company

Flag Day Services at Dillon Elks Lodge Highlight Meaning of the Flag

R. Sheldon E. Davis headlined the Flag Day program at the Odd Fellows hall with a talk on The Meaning of the Flag. John T. Orr recounted flag history as Boy Scouts displayed banners. Legion members carried the banner and Old Glory.

R. Sheldon E. Davis Dillon Elks Lodge Odd Fellows Hall Dr. Davis John T. Orr Louis Schmittroth Jay McCarthy American Legion Legion Melvyn D. Smith Lodge Francis Tonrey Leonard Innes Harry Banks Esquire Lee Hoerning America Assembly Emery K. Smith Melvyn D Smith Dave Hier

Dillon Man Elected District Commander of American Legion

ARL L. Fairbanks, former Beaverhead post commander, was elected district commander at the district convention in Deer Lodge. Dr. R. D. Curry was re elected district finance officer and Miss Bernice Metlen became district auxiliary vice president. Dillon attendees included Commander and Mrs. Louis Schmittroth, Mrs. Fairbanks, and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Faller.

Arl L. Fairbanks Beaverhead American Legion Deer Lodge Dillon R. D. Curry Bernice Metlen Legion Auxiliary Louis Schmittroth Fairbanks J. C. Faller

Wool Buyers Visit Great Falls As Sheep Shearing Peaks

Eastern wool buyers meet Montana growers in Great Falls during the peak shearing period to discuss the new clip. Firms represented include Funk Ward of Colored Worsted Milling Providence, R I, Robert Ahern National Cooperative, Parker Nulon Cordingly Co Boston, and H A Wille Hallowell Jones Donald Boston. Matt Staff of the National Wool Marketing corp observes but is not selling.

Great Falls Funk Ward Colored Worsted Milling Company Providence R. I Robert Ahern National Cooperative Parker Nulon Cordingley & Co Boston H. A. Wille Hallowell, Jones & Donald Matt Staff National Wool Marketing Corporation

Legion Old Time Picnic Planned at Dillmont Park

Beaverhead post of the American Legion plans an old time picnic at Dillmont park on Saturday June 26 with a parade by the Silver Bow drum corps from Butte and the Dillon Elks drum and bugle corps. The event follows a Sunday school program at the First Baptist church and aims to draw residents from Beaverhead and nearby counties for an afternoon and evening of community entertainment.

Beaverhead Crack Drum Corps Silver Bow Post Butte Dillon Elks Lodge Seattle

Melrose Plans Fourth of July Celebration

Melrose unveils a July Fourth program featuring a BASEBALL game against Bannack at 10 a.m. and boxing events starting at 6 30 p m across all weight classes plus girls bouts. The day offers picnics by the Big Hole river and attracts visitors from across Beaverhead County.

Melrose Bannack Big Hole

No Affidavit of Assessment Work Required by Law

Swing resolution suspends the requirement for annual assessment work on mining claims in the United States and Alaska for fiscal year 1931 1932. No affidavit of intention to hold is needed this year. If not extended, the usual labor must be performed before noon July 1 1933 for the 1932 1933 assessment year.

Butte Congress Hoover Montana School of Mines A. E. Adams State Bureau of Mines and Geology Montana Adams United States Alaska

Fairview High Principal Meeke and Miss Mamie Visit Parents

William Meeke principal of Fairview High School and Miss Mamie Meeke are visiting at the home of their parents Rev and Mrs Meeke. Meeke is a Billings city school teaching staff member.

William Meeke Fairview Mamie. Meeke Billings City School Meeke

The Flag Goes By Poem Excerpt

A patriotic verse celebrates the flag as a symbol of national strength and unity. The lines honor veterans and the nation’s birth, military deeds, and the enduring ideals of justice and liberty.

Petition for Federal Building gains wide Dillon support

A Dillon petition seeking a federal building to house the post office and Beaverhead National Forest headquarters was sent to Senators Walsh and Wheeler. The plan would spend 100000 dollars, create local jobs, and involve hundreds of signers urging action in Washington.

Dillon Montana Thomas J. Walsh Burton K. Wheeler Dillon Ig Beaverhead National Forest Washington

Damages Awarded in Butte Accident Case

A jury in Judge Carroll's court awarded May Mc Lennan of Lima $100 and her 14 year old daughter Catherine $250 against William Q. Kearns station agent at Melrose for injuries from a May 17 1931 collision on the Butte Anaconda highway just south of Butte. The plaintiffs had asked $1000 and $1500.

Butte William E. Carroll Department of Court May McLennan Lima Catherine William Q. Kearns Melrose Butte-Anaconda

Mrs Gelhaus and Kinney Visit Butte Yesterday

Mrs. John Gelhaus and Mrs. J W Kinney spent yesterday in Butte for personal business and sightseeing, accompanying party noted by local reporters.

John Gelhaus J. W. Kinney Butte

Odd Fellows and Rebekahs To Convene In Wisdom

Western Montana Odd Fellows and Rebekahs held district convention in Wisdom electing W. T. Scully Dillon as president and naming Wisdom as 1933 meeting place. George Farrell Dillon was district treasurer. A. L. Capp Anaconda vice president. Frank United Anaconda secretary. Rebekah officers elected Mrs. Dan Pendergast Jackson president and others.

Dillon Wisdom DD Fellows Rebekahs Montana W. T. Scully Mr. Scully Noble Grand Apollo Lodge of the Odd Fellows George Farrell A. L. Capp Anaconda Frank United Dan Pendergast Jackson Florence Gross L. H. Hoffman Melrose Tom D. Caverly

Enjoyable dance revue and train timetable changes in Dillon

Short Line trains No. 29 and No. 30 announce schedule changes affecting Dillon departures and Salt Lake City to Los Angeles routing. Claudia Faust School of Dancing presented a summer revue with a varied program at the training school auditorium featuring Ileen Jackson, Ethel Herndon, Edith Hanson, Jeanne Peterson, and others with musical accompaniment by Joe Smith and the Orange Crush orchestra.

Oregon Short Line Dillon Henry Coulah Union Pacific Butte Salt Lake City Los Angeles UPILS Claudia Faust Training School Joe Smith Orange Crush Orchestra Eddie Exum Ileen Jackson Ethel Herndon Edith Hanson Jeanne Peterson Dorothy Groshean Merle Schmittroth Betty Blythe Stephan Judith Ann Chapman Jeanne Covall Elsie Lloyd Janet

Registration First Day at College Totals 355

On the first day of registration a total of 355 students enrolled or rejoined, as many former students and graduates continued in summer school programs aimed at completing their degrees.

Summer enrollment climbs at Montana State Normal College

Regular faculty on duty reports 855 students registered by Monday, with expectations of a larger total than 364 in 1931. Many students arrived by train, others by car, as Dillon merchants provided transport. Advanced courses attract former students and graduates pursuing bachelor of education, while some staff plan summer research or travel.

Oregon Short Line Dillion Alice EB. Russell Eng- Hah California Bernice

Rotarians Attend Lima Banquet to Promote Community Ties

ILON Rotarians were guests of Lima business men and ranchers at a banquet in the Peat hotel. Over 30 members traveled to Lima for talks by community leaders and musical numbers.

ILON Lima Peat H. T. Kraabel Charles Henry Dillon Rotary Frank A. Hazelbaker Europe B. L. Forsyth Monida J. A. Meeke Sheldon E. Davis W. H. Stephan Ralph McFadden McFadden Dillon Rotary Club Normal College

Mrs StephanIs winner Tombstone Golf Tournament

Mrs W H Stephan won the women s Tombstone golf tournament at Dillon Country Club on Sunday finishing with the allotted strokes on the No 9 green. Glenna Vance placed second and Mrs H M Brundage third. A large field of women club members competed.

W. H. Stephan Tombstone Dillon Country Club Glenna Vance H. M. Brundage

Bogus Check Artists Working Westward

A wire to John Shaffner, local U S S ticket agent, reports fraudsters are cashing checks printed on Bankers Safety paper and drawn on Union Trust Cleveland. Checks marked Field Agent and issued by Western Union Telegraphy are being used in a westward fraud scheme.

John Shaffner Bankers Safety Western Union Telegraphy Company Union Trust Company Cleveland Ohio

Renfro Wins Sheridan Shoot With 196 of 200

Ember's of the Dillon Gun club shine as Ted Renfro of Dell caps the registered A T A shoot at Sheridan Sunday with 196 of 200 including 100 singles 50 doubles and 50 handicap. Schulz of Sheridan takes second 187 out of 200 and Dr E G Free of Dillon is third amateur with 181. Other Dillon shooters posted scores 143x150 133x150 138x150 130x150 90x100 80x...

Dillon Gun Club Sheridan Ted Renfro Dell Otto A. Schulz E. G. Free of Dillon W. E. Tallent Roy Forrester B. W. Emerick W. D. Ross Pete Westergaard Emery Smith

Hazelbaker Heads to Glacier Park for Peace Park Dedication

Hazelbaker will leave tomorrow or Friday to attend the dedication of the International Peace Park at Glacier Park. He will represent Montana as the park becomes a monument to world peace, with high officials from Canada and the United States in attendance at the ceremony Saturday.

Frank A. Hazelbaker Glacier Park Montana International Peace Park United States Glacier Canada The

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County Board of Commissioners Egular E. L Earl L. Fairbanks Dillmont Park Baptist Church First Baptist Church R. O. Shannon Harold Patrick Dickie Shannon Dorothy McLaren Evelynn Davis Phyllis Davis Goldie Tallent Shirley Mae Paddock Adele Smith Curtis Meeds Betty Davis Bobby Gregg Helen Bourasseau LaRue Cantrell Harold Cantrell Daryl Bennett Leslie Webster Wanda Lee Atkeson Ethel Jean Curnutt Bertha Vasquez June Patrick Lillian Berry Irene Megquier Valera Fairbanks Lila Underwood Marie Nell George Esther Leach Beaverhead County Bertie Mathews Treasecurer Henry Holcomb Bennett Montana State Normal College Summer School Rotarians Hazelbaker
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