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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1931
Page
8
Three individuals described as Brad Browne Al Llewelyn and Harry Gray were photographed after being outwitted by a photographer. They are identified as the early morning wise crackers heard on WABC and a large network each Monday Tuesday and Wednesday at 8 15 A M Central or Pastern time depending on time zone.
Mrs. W. B. Tash and Mrs. Conger attend events in Dillon. Miss Hazel Conger hosts the P N G club last Monday evening. Mrs. Farrells Methodist circle hosts the Aid society tomorrow afternoon. Father Clifford spent time in Dillon from Lima. Henry Fitter, Lima cattleman, visits Dillon. Manse society to meet at Mrs Stone as Mrs Patterson hosts. Needle club meets this afternoon. Mrs. A W Wilson visits Dillon from Jackson. Mooroe Bucy visits Dillon from Monida. Dr F H Elmrose hosts a stag dinner with dental colleagues in Dillon.
For sale two year old and under Registered Shorthorn bulls from Sullivan Ranch located three miles north of Dillon. Price four dollars per head as posted.
A survey of screen revival trends contrasts secular tones with religious parallels. Upcoming films include A Farewell to Arms adapted for the screen, One Mad Kiss, Their Mad Moment, and The Movietone drama 3 Rough Diamonds starring Victor McLagren. Other titles listed are Finn and Hattie, Hook Line and Sinker, Girls Demand Excitement, Fast and Loose, Madonna of the Streets, Doctors Wives, The Green Cat, The Cat and the Canary, with Don Marquis scripting for Will Rogers.
The shooter, among 18 major events, earned $2,100 prize money and set a new world record for live bird shooting while sweeping top honors in trapshooting. He plans to return home next month.
A community party at the high school offers dancing after the talk with old-time tunes to evoke memories for older attendees. Additional entertainment and refreshments by the home economics department will be provided. a family admission of 50 cents.
Normal Bulldogs claim multiple junior college honors with selections including Callahan Nelson Montana State Normal Swanson Eastern Normal Jacovetta Billings Poly Garland Intermountain and Pasley named best all round man in the conference Final standings list WWL points and contention.
The program featured music from Helen Ballard and the Girla glee club and a college quartet. Diplomas were awarded to Evelyn Adams Corvallis and many others including Mary Helen Barkenbus Somers Frances M Bowen Townsend Harry R Brest Fallon Helen B Clarke Townsend George B Dover Buffalo Jane L Emerson Butte Alfred D Graham Blanchard Idaho Sylvia I Hagen Great Falls Almer J Halverson Three Forks Agnes N Harrington Butte Grace J Husted Jackson Helen L Logan Red Lodge Regina P McAndrews Gallatin Gateway Virginia McCleary Musselshell Josephine Oktabee Rowan Dorothea Oldenburg Somers Mary Frances OLeary Butte Elizabeth Oliver Dillon Wilford G Poppie Victor Jean Sperry Dillon Alfred W Taft Loma Vivian E Tordsen Walter Ina West Big Timber. The winter term ends next Friday with spring term starting March 23. most winter quarter students have enrolled for spring term. New students will register Monday.
Future Farmers of America executive secretary announces a national contest open to any local FFA charter chapter. Chapters submit a program of work and accomplishments for ranking, approved by a vocational agriculture teacher, then state supervisors pick three for national final judging in Kansas City. Dillon FFA chapter among entrants. Winning prizes total 400, 300, 200, and 100 dollars for first through fourth place.
The area council debates camp funding and pricing with a $7.32 per bay week cost and a $5.00 per boy weekly charge. Camp Lowlands is encouraged for two weeks, area budget set at $3,300, Anaconda $1,800, Deer Lodge and Dillon $650 each. Local budget trimmed to $750 by carrying over funds.
Dillon Beavers fall 28 to 10 to Park in final state tourney game after a hard fought opening rounds. Kent leads Dillon with 11 points in a 24 22 win over Poplar and Taylor ties for high scoring with 25 points in the session. Team banquet honors Dillon coach Breeden and players as community praise continues.
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