Woodmen to Initiate Large Class in Dillon Soon
Dillon camp of the Modern Woodmen of America will hold a meeting at the Odd Fellows hall to plan an initiation late this month and to vote on many membership applications. Earl H. Roe, district deputy, is in Dillon directing the drive. A class of over 30 candidates will be initiated with the Silver Bow camp drill team and officers from Butte conducting the ceremony. Dillon members also aim to form a women’s camp of the society.
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Dillon
Woodmen of America
Odd Fellows Hall
Earl H. Roe
Roe
Silver Bow
Butte
Society
Butte Broadcast by PMOLON Choral Club Next Saturday
The PMOLON Choral Club will broadcast from Butte next Saturday with piano solos by Ralph McFadden and violin solos by Frances Robinson. The program includes works by Reichhardt Spross Rachmaninoff Bach Chaminade Kreisler and Dvorak among others with Mrs. Burness Farrell as accompanist.
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Pmolon Choral Club
Butte
Ralph McFadden
Frances Robinson
Gilbert
Reichhardt
Sylvia Oo
Spross Choral
Burness Farrell
Normal College Gargoyles Stage Three-Act Play
The Normal College Gargoyles presented a three act play featuring Winslow Harmon Graeter Deer Lodge Mrs Charlotte Winslow and Blanche Pipal Wolf Point with Oliver Winslow Floyd Horton Great Falls Mark Winslow Barry Caskin Dillon Martha Winslow Cynthia Hyatt Kalispell Augusta Winslow Martin Anna Mautz Dillon Alan Martin Ward McVay Dillon Nancy Blake Marion Benson Hamilton and Mary Louise Taylor Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yard Winslow
Harmon Graeter
Deer Lodge
Charlotte Winslow
Blanche Pipal
Wolf Point
Oliver Winslow
Floyd Horton
Great Falla
Mark Winslow
Barry Caskin
Dillon
Martha Winslow
Cynthia Hyatt
Kalispell
Agusta Winslow Martin
Anna Mautz
Alan Martin
Ward McVay
Nancy Blake
Marion Benson
Hamilton
Katie
Mary Louise Taylor
City Board in Regular March Meeting Highlights Supplies and Labor
City board minutes list numerous suppliers and vendors including Montana Auto Supply Co and Beaverhead Auto Sales Co with payments shown for labor by Ott Gordon and Robert Moses. Narratives note water fund supplies by McCalebs and library fund activities plus various small charges and salaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tribune Publishing Co
Graeter-Waldorf Co
R. Deutsch
Beaverhead Auto Sales Co
Dillon Implement Co
BMH
Oead
Ray Stanfield
Ott Gordon
Lou Banning
Frank Blair
Water Fund
McCaleb’s
John H. McLaren
Robert Moses
Montana Auto Supply Co
Thos. E. Luebben
Red Star Garage
Occa
Ebert Moses
Aabor
Tibrary Fand
Nemington Rand
Byford Brothers
Pipenes Ates & ‘Gas Co
Rank O
P. Thomas
Paddock & Tyro
Babee Chiriweyonsen
Bonne Shilips
G. Bayerd
Gay Stanfield
Local Ledger Shows Salaries and Expenses Reported
The record lists Alice Olmsted with salary of 20.00, M. L. Innes at 50.00, D. L. Smith as Janitor earning 16.00, and Union Electric Co. supplying light services. Forrest Bayerd appears for money advance, connected with Main Dist. No. 7 and No. 8.
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Alice
Chas Henry Opens Meeting on Education Reform
Chas Henry spoke at a Dillon conference attended by delegates in academic dress. Harvard led a procession of colleges with 70 newer institutions following. Henry also attended the national Department of Superintendence meeting. The session urged avoiding educational handicaps amid the financial crisis. Commander Louis Schmittroth announced a Legion campaign to create one million jobs for the unemployed. Lambert Eliel chaired the event with local officials present.
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Harvard
Montana Normal
Dillon
Washington
Henry
Department of Superintendence
Louis Schmittroth
Beaverhead
American Legion
Legion
Schmittroth
Lambert Eliel
Guesta
Martin C. Jackson
O. C. Gosman
Scotty
Hutchinson
Dillon Athletic Club
Regulated Alfalfa Seed Imports From Idaho Contested
Montana officials reinforce a quarantine on alfalfa seed from Idaho due to the alfalfa weevil infestation. Montana farmers may have seeds tested for purity and germination at Bozeman’s state grain laboratory at no cost. Field inspectors will confiscate any seed shipments entering southwestern Montana in violation of the quarantine.
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Montana
Idaho
Wyoming
Colorado
Nevada
Oregon
California
Stafford
State Grain Laboratory
Agricultural Experiment Station
Bozeman
Department of Agriculture
Public Budget Allocations For State Institutions Noted
The legislature approved annual appropriations for 1932 33 including State University 365 000 College 215 000 Experiment Stations 118 800 Extension Service 77 000 State Normal 77 000 Land Bureau 85 000 Eastern Montana School 86 874 Northern Montana School 72 721 Expense Purchasing Office 5 000 Insurance 42 000 Student Fare Refunds 6 000 A budget plan will estimate funds from student fees land grant funds and congressional appropriations.
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L. A. Foot
Eliel
State University
College
School of Mines Land Bureau of Mines
State Normal
Eastern Montana
Northern Montana
Executive Council
Miss Ireland
Officers elected for Dillon Elks for ensuing year
Sobolsky and Homer Faust tiler were trustees and four officers were re elected. All candidates ran unopposed. Louis Schmittroth presented reels of Salmon River trips with Roy Forrester and a hunting trip. The reels were sent to Zane Gray who may visit Dillon next summer to fish in local rivers.
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Sobolsky
Homer Faust Tiler
Louis Schmittroth
Mr. Schmittroth
Roy Forrester
River of No Return
Zane Gray
Schmittroth
Idaho
Dillon
Beavers Head
Big Hole
Rainbow Girls Stage Ogrous Saturday Night
Rainbow Girls staged a lively Saturday night program featuring musical numbers by Betty Roe and the Jubilee Singers with a tap dance by Ileene Berry and others. The show included a student troupe under Claudia Faust, announcements by Helen Wheat, and post performance dancing with the Normal orchestra.
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Rainbow Girls
Betty Roe
Jubilee
Marion Wahl
Hester Olsen
Ruby Wentworth
Anna Anderson
Ileene Berry
Mona Harding
Helen Hoerning
Edith Orr
Celena Nay
Betty Boone
Leone Cashmore
Alice Peterson
Eloise Olmsted
Evelyn Olsen
Edith Hansen
Claudia Faust
Helen Wheat
Billy Curry
Billy Hawkins
David Curry
Matthew Orr
State Stockmen Denied Petition For Grazing Out
State officials and interested groups debated grazing on state lands. The attorney general and governor questioned the proposal, citing a statute that bases land value on long term crop value and permanent factors, excluding temporary price shifts. The law allows unappraised land to be rented at 63 4 percent of the grazing valuation. Ira B Fee, Missoula educator, presented school group resolutions to the board.
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Ira B. Fee
Missoula City
Montana Education Association
Resolution Opposes Fee Cuts Harmful to Montana Schools
Congress Montana School Boards Association and chambers of commerce rally against a proposal to cut fees, arguing it would subsidize one group and harm 200,000 taxpaying supporters of schools. Speakers cite prior losses in school funds, farm loans, and repayment due, with figures between four and five million dollars plus another million owed for department operations.
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Congress
Montana School Boards Association
Chambers of Commerce
R. C. Paxson
Missoula
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
W. F. Gibson
Fred Traber
Great Falls
Thomas Layfield
J.D. Wallace
Butte
A. H. Baker
Rowan
R. T. Hopkins
Helena
B. A. Winans
Livingston
C. H. Martien
L. A. Ropes
Colonial Silver Tea Saturday Is Success
Dances by Helen Hoerning and Mona Harding with violin by Mrs. Bert Green. Betty Blythe Stephan and Judith Ann Chapman performed in colonial costume. Beaver head high school girls instrumental sextette led by L A Gregory, plus a minuet by Normal college students Elizabeth Ballard and others. Event well attended.
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Helen Hoerning
Mona Harding
Bert Green
Betty Blythe Stephan
Judith Ann Chapman
Beaverhead High School
Leone Cashmore
Betty Hall
Helen Wilkinson
Lulu Belle Gilman
Dorothy Hildreth
Cleanor Wheat
L. A. Gregory
Normal College
Elizabeth Ballard
Lois Thompson
Agnes Curran
Iva McKamay
Crazy Quilt Chicago Hit Delights Audiences
The Crazy Quilt show in Chicago delivers strong laughs with Miss Brice and the Baker and Healy duo leading a lively lineup. Entrepreneur Rose stages a rapid song and dance sequence as around twenty performers display dazzling costumes, drawing crowds by Clark and Randolph streets.
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Ully
Chicago
Miss Brice
Baker and Healy
Rose
Clark and
Randolph Streets
Normal Cage Squad Defeats Eastern Teachers
The Bull dogs beat Eastern Teachers 50 to 30 after trailing by six in the first period. Stu Cullabsh Wessgeio led with 20 points, followed by Ed Swanson with 13 and Pasley with 14 as Brick Breeden’s scoring machine closed the six final games of the season with strong showings around 60 points.
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Bulldogs
Jones
Seyler
Wright
Billings
Callahan
Swainson
Parley
Mergin
Ed Swanson
Pasley
Brick Breeden
Swanson
Klampe
F. Sednas
Calder
F. Cesses
Owen
Ernster
Weeenteeeneesate Meyins
Larson
G Naterseeytyhdten
Pentilla
Kennitz
Upshaw
Jamestown
Music Courses and Girl Scouting Offered This Quarter
The catalog lists courses in music with piano practice and violin taught by Miss Frances Robinson, two violin levels, and one credit per course. Group instruction is promoted, and a Girl Scouting course with daily two hour sessions over a week offers one credit. Additional new offerings include clothing, drawing, physical education in baseball for girls, and more.
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Frances Robinson
Dillon
Little Symphony Annual Concert Announces Soloists and Cast
Bernard Geisen and Ira Perkins lead the Little Symphony in a program featuring Amy Woodforde-Finden songs and Schubert Hark Hark the Lark. McFadden performs Polonaise in E Minor with the string orchestra. a detailed list of orchestra personnel follows.
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Bernard Geisen
Ira Perkins
Rashmiri
Amy Woodforde-Finden
Hark
Schubert
String
Mr. McFadden
MacDowell
Little Symphony Orchestra
Bidstrap Auction Tomorrow Auction items listed
R J Bidstrup auction sale is tomorrow with a grinder a fanning mill for H P gas engine power gear and other articles. Twelve harness sets or two dozen horse collars plus three saddles will be sold. Household items include a player piano a Maytag washer a Majestic range a Whirlpool washer an Estate Heirtola and a large refrigerator. A large quantity of feed and miscellaneous articles also to be sold.
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H. P
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Rachmaninoff Mbouree
Bach Ralph McFadden
God
Chopin
Giles
Huerber
Paderewski
Kreisler
Miss Frances Robinson
Sister of
Mercy
Goin
Dvorak
City Board
ING Op
Forrest Bayerd
Money Adv
Chas. Henry
Greater University
C. O. Tretaven
The
State College
Rush Jordan
Board of Examiners
Northern Pacific
Milwaukee Railways
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Dillon Elks
Normal
Quint
Bates
I Babcock
Ted Dxetes
Northwest
Benjamin Franklin
First National Bank
Ceeteeire Iaiecoabdetkaace
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Little Symphon
Albert Schifelbien
William Bates
Harold Grady
William Nelson
Violet Hastman
Mary Schoenborn
John Christensen
Iva Stolp
Mary Ball
William Ballard
Della Mae Osborne
Ruth Hillier
Helen Novacek
Marjorie Worsdell
Helen Weberg
LaVerne Palmer
Jean MacGregor
Mildred Getts
Theodore Wright
Mrs. Frank
Tyr Nancy ‘Roberts
I Perkins
Ruth Schreckte
Edythe Kenison
Radi Hanson
Angell Smith
Bérnard Gelse
John Strosky
Myrtle Adams
Elizabe Shotwell
Clair Haykins
Lucille Knudse
Doris Cutler
R. J. Bidstrap
New York
Productio
Broadway Butte
Marr
Soaker
Mahatma Gandhi
Lewer
Fiddr
Bilcony
Lorn
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