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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1933
Page
8
Montana State College specialist Miss Frances Smith cautions that freezing canned foods does not make them unsafe if the seal is intact. Inspect containers, smell after opening, boil vigorously for at least five minutes before tasting, and discard if any doubt remains.
Local trade includes Charles H. Padley selling 100 head of beef cattle to A. F. Mathews of Helena at $40 per head and nine hogs to Anaconda Meat Co. for $33.25 each. Dillon awaits Beaverhead County delegation arrival, and city council considers an electric franchise.
Frank Netterfield was taken to the state hospital at Warm Springs after a commission examined him. He was committed by Judge Lyman H. Bennett following admission from Jackson for observation. Sheriff W C Orr Deputy W E Barry and Joe T Newnes escorted him Monday.
A large audience enjoyed the college event with a string orchestra directed by Ralph McFadden performing several selections during intermissions.
A Grant Ranch hand was laid to rest after a funeral held Saturday at St Rose Catholic Church. Rev Father F.X. Lechner celebrated the requiem high mass before interment at Mountain View cemetery.
The Examiner serves Beaverhead and surrounding county by highlighting community news, events, and issues affecting residents, emphasizing local perspectives and countywide concerns.
A brief concert notice announcing a Little Symphony Orchestra program scheduled for Sunday evening at 8:00 PM in March 1933. The event highlights the orchestra's performance for local readers seeking cultural entertainment.
A Monastery Garden fragment features rrrerre tr retro rrr style. It imitates distant monks chanting and is sung by the Men's Glee Club in a restrained, reverent performance.
The Normal Symphony presents a concert featuring pianist Miss Helen Ballard performing Liszt The Dance of the Gnomes. Reginald Bittle plays a cornet solo and a string ensemble appears. Over 75 performers participate, per Miss Robinson.
A debate team from the State college at Bozeman led by Marguerite Nelson and Mrs Dorothy Kostka will support the affirmative in a debate here next Tuesday night against a Normal team of Joyce Rasmussen and Audrey Boub.
Mrs Florence Roselle and Frank Anangst, both of Dillon, were married early yesterday morning at Lima with Justice of the Peace L C Ford officiating. They were attended by Mr and Mrs Hap Apgar of Dillon and will reside in Dillon.
The Council of Women for Home Missions and the National Council of Federated Church Women announce World Day of Prayer observances for Friday. The worldwide offering will support Christian literature for foreign language communities, Christian colleges in the Orient, migrant workers in the United States, and religious directors in Indian schools.
The page lists performers including Willard Albright Iva Stolp Fred Crouse Miss Mary Schoenborn with clarinets horn drums and bells led by conductor Wynne Best in a concert program.
Officers of the Dillon lodge were named for a three year term at an election to be held at the next meeting. The Dillon officers were invited to attend a Butte lodge meeting later this month to conduct the initiation of a large class, an invitation accepted.
The Montana Senate recommended sustaining the 4 percent interest rate on refunding bonds, reduced statutory interest from 8 to 6 percent, and debated textbook funding for private schools. It concurred with amendments on horse herd districts and grazing districts bills, while reviewing lower motor vehicle registration fees and land use statutes for county lands and grazing cooperatives.
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