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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1932
Page
4
The Ladies Aid will be entertained by Mrs. Forrest Bayerd at her home on Thursday March 31. Sunday school at 10 a.m. and services at 11 a.m. on Sunday April 3. Luther League at 7 p.m. A food sale is planned at the Graeter-Waldorf store on Saturday April 9.
For years stomach trouble headaches and nervous derangements may stem from muscular imbalance of the eyes. Dr Scarborough’s system reveals these troubles without patient input and at no consultation charge. See him at the Andrus hotel Monday or Tuesday April 4 and 5.
The D A R state convention begins in Dillon with a morning processional led by state regents and Boy Scout color bearers. Lt. Gov. Hazelbaker welcomes delegates as Beaverhead chapter hosts a reception, and a full afternoon program features college performances and a banquet planned for St James guild hall.
The club dinner featured a talk on self mastery and cooperation by Fred Simons of Troop 42. W B Hartwig announced a Normal college loan fund by the Rotary board, with President Sheldon E. Davis praising the aid to students and loan repayment reliability. J and Wedum chaired the meeting.
The Dillon unemployment drive continues with a city hall telephone line for employers to hire on demand via Phone 218. National efforts under the American Legion and AFL have provided work to over 300000 men since the drive began a few weeks ago.
Fin Watson was knocked down when a tractor he was working on unexpectedly surged in gear. The machine careened around the shop and toward a window before workers stopped it by turning off the ignition, narrowly preventing serious injury.
An adaptive two week program covers woodcraft and Scoutcraft with at least one hike. Miss Carlson highlights its flexible broad applicability to various living conditions and groups.
Miss Carlson will lead a one week two hour daily training at State Normal college. She brings varied experience as a training instructor local director and counsellor since joining Girl Scouts in 1925. She served at Camp Andree Briarcliff Manor Salt Lake City and joined the national field staff last fall.
A large audience praised a PTA program featuring Gosman and Martha Roth with duties by Marie Larson and E D Sanding. The Dillon Choral Club performed Trees with violin by Frances Robinson and Indian Dawn under Mrs Gilbert. Miss Elizabeth Ballard’s pupils danced numbers including Mickie Callaghan and Florence Casterline.
The Normal college Little Symphony Orchestra conducted by Miss Frances Robinson performed an oriental fantasy In a Chinese Temple Garden. Claudia Faust School of Dancing pupils presented a colorful act featuring Betty Blythe Stephan Barbara Jean Tash Judith Ann Chapman and others. Intermissions featured the high school orchestra directed by L A Gregory providing music and an overture.
Last week inquests investigated the deaths of Roselle Elkins and Nolan. Testimony indicated Roselle ordered Nolan, a bartender, to leave the premises on Monday. Nolan grew angry and a prior visit to a soft drink parlor with Roselle is noted before the tragedy.
Reporters describe locating bullet holes and other evidence pointing to Roselle as an eight without warning target. The exact sequence remains uncertain and investigators question whether the assailant acted from the door side or inside.
A former Dillon educator with one year at Beaverhead County High School and five years teaching commercial subjects at Wenatchee is welcomed back by friends in Dillon. Mr. and Mrs. Gibson are noted as having many Dillon friends who celebrate their return to the community.
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