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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1929

Page

8

Cornish Trio of Seattle to Give Concert at Normal College

The Cornish Trio of Seattle will perform at the Normal College auditorium on March 29. It features Berthe Poncy pianist Peter Meremblum violinist and Kolia Levienne cellist all renowned musicians with European training and Cornish School ties. The group is praised in press reviews and noted for its high standing on the Pacific coast and abroad.

Cornish Trio Seattle Normal College Berthe Poncy Peter Meremblaim Kolia Leviene Act Europe Cornish School of Music Beattle Gemeva Theonservatory Geneva Liszt Bernhard Stavenagen Schola Tantorum Paris Vicent d’Indy Blanche Selva Switzerland France Peter Meremblum Auer Ensemble of Russia Germany Pacific Coast Dillon Music

1927 Chevrolet Cabriolet for sale

Montana Auto Supply advertises a cabriolet style 1927 Chevrolet in near new condition priced at 500 dollars through the local auto dealer.

Chevrolet Montana Auto Supply Company

P T A Meeting Presents Various Program Items

The Par ents Teachers Association held a Tuesday afternoon meeting in the old training school assembly room. Activities included community singing led by Miss Robe, a piano ensemble by Helen Ida Best with accompaniment, a President's message, and talks on the upcoming state meeting in Butte May 16 17 and 18 followed by a banquet. Isa belle Watson performed a Russian dance and Miss Mary Reardon sang two solos The Star and Thumb Marks. The session drew fair faculty and parent attendance.

T. E. Luebben Miss Robe Helen Ida Best Eugene Bond Bert Orr J. H. Gilbert Butte Mont Isabelle Watson Lee van Etten Mary Reardon Rogen John Barnes Wells Chestra Helen Hoffman Marguerite David Floyd Hull William Bates Herman Schwab Thomas Morrow Mr. Gregory Ashley Roberts Lully Belle Gilman Miss Hoffman W. H. Stephan Handel Edward FitzGerald Keith and Orpheum Mira Booth Training School Ralph McFadden Normal College Elizabeth Ballard Beaverhead County Claudia ‘Peterson Three Forks Women’s Glee Club The Vivian M. Robe Blanche Fousek Margaret Knudsen Rachel Crothers John Orr Chester Gilbert A. F. Waldorf Katherine Kennedy Ada Gregory Violet Eastman Dulaney Terrett

Freak Snowball Storm Hits Frannie Wyoming

Billings observer W Griffing reports a freak snowstorm in the Frannie district on Monday. Heavy wet snow followed by strong wind sent snow into baseball to football sized balls rolling across level stretches and later seen from Burlington train No 29.

Billings Frannie Wyo W. Griffing Billings Bench Burlington Mr. Griffing

Montana School of Mines states team wins debte contest

In Butte on March 16 the co ed debating team from the Montana State School of Mines defeated the Montana State Normal College team two to one. Margaret Helehan and Patsy Alsop spoke for the miners on the prompt substitute for trial by jury. Opponents Mary Daugherty and Anda Peterson argued for the normal college with stronger delivery but lighter argument. The judges noted the close margin and difficult decision.

Butte Montana State School of Mines Montana State Normal College Margaret Helehan Patsy Alsop Mary Daugherty Anda Peterson Hinsdale

School Caucus and Elections for District No 10

The Dillon public schools district 10 caucus will be held Saturday March 30 with the election on Saturday April 6. Leonard Eliel retires after 25 years on the school board. Four carloads of horses shipped from Dillon to Wisconsin by L W English and Staudenmayer ranch. Mrs A M Edwards underwent major surgery. her husband Mr Edwards recovering from appendicitis.

Points Wisconsin L. W. English Dillon Staudenmayer Point of Rocks Madison County Forum A. M. Edwards Edwards

Oratorical Contest Finals Named At Butte High School

Local finals winners Holger Carlson Thelma Talent Jane Herndon and Barbara Tower advance as district judges list Judge J J Lynch of Butte Professor Walter J Soott of the School of Mines announced by Principal J G Ragedale in charge of arrangements for the district oratorical contest to be held Friday night at the Butte public high school.

Holger Carlson Thelma Talent Jane Herndon Barbara Tower Butte Public High School J. G. Ragedale J. J. Lynch Butte Walter J. Soott School of Mines

Montana students enter national oratorical preliminaries

Seven high school and college entrants from Montana and nearby districts compete in a regional oratorical contest. Winners receive gold medals with the district champion advancing to Great Falls for the state contest on April 16, with traveling expenses covered by sponsors. The national finalists tour South America for three months, starting July 6 in Havana and ending in New York on September 24, mirroring a presidential voyage in reverse.

Great Falls South America Herbert Hoover Jacksonville Florida Havana Cuba Maine Christopher Columbus Christobel Atlantic Panama Canal Pacific Andes New York

Nominations Rally As Present Administration Wins Approval

The motion to close nominations drew loud approval as L. P. Phillips was named police magistrate by District Judge Henry G. Rodgers. H. L. McCaleb was put up for city treasurer to succeed himself with F. P. Bulger. Mayor Cornell had agreed to retire but agreed to run if caucus choice. Unclear whether another ticket will enter the April 1 election as the People's party has no reported candidates this year.

L. P. Phillips Henry G. Rodgers H. L. McCaleb F. P. Bulger Cornell People’s Party

Beavers Enter Butte Central Meet for State Track

Beavers enter the Butte Central meet with star vaulters Hignight and Tung in distance events. Sprints feature Dan Pendergast Ken Smith and hurdler Tim Blair. Coach Gunderson cites new talent as they prepare for the state track meet in Missoula May 9 10 and 11.

Floyd Vandegrift Beavers Hignight Tung Dan Pendergast Ken Smith Tim Blair Beaver Vandegrift Gunderson Missoula

Road project starts for federal and state route to Daly's Spur

Bozeman firm to build most of the highway while W K Trippet of Whitefish constructs two 34 foot concrete T beam bridges over Ashbaugh slough and Grasshopper Creek. Trippet's bid totals 9548 dollars. Overall highway cost reaches 83511 dollars not including graveling.

Daly Bozeman Whitefish Ashbaugh Slough Grasshopper Creek

New County and Federal Highway North of Dillon Planned

The state highway commission will consider naming the new north Dillon route at the next meeting. Mr. Metlen believes the project will be built this year under current plans.

Dillon State Highway Commission Metlen

Holy Week Addresses At Local Churches

The Rev. Father F. X. Lechner of St Rose Catholic church speaks Wednesday on Man and Sacrifice. Thursday noon Rev T J Simons of the Presbyterian church discusses Sacrifice and Everyday Success. The final address on the last day is by Rev H N Tragitt on The Ultimate Sacrifice. Public urged to attend.

F. X. Lechner St. Rose Catholic Church T. J.simons Presbyterian Church H. N. Tragitt

Beaverhead Legislators Return Home After Legislature

Beaverhead legislators returned home after the Montana session with Pearl I. Smith and Joe Metlen cited for active roles. Mrs Smith and Tom Dubois also ended their terms, while Metlen led on key committees and defended county interests.

State Capitol Pearl I. Smith Helena Senate Joe Metlen Beaverhead County Tom Dubois State Senate

Veterans drive continues as quota not yet reached

Beaverhead Legionnaires report progress in a membership drive but have not met the quota. Local veterans will persist in the effort during the 15 and 16 of 1919.

Beaverhead Legionnaires

1926 Ford Coupe Repainted and Reconditioned for Sale

Montana Auto Supply Company offers a 1926 Ford coupe that has been repainted and reconditioned for $175.00. The listing emphasizes restored condition and available warranty or dealer support.

Montana Auto Supply.company

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