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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 25, 1932

Page

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Normal Will Broadcast Musical Program From Dillon

A concert from Montana State Normal College auditorium will be broadcast nationwide via NBC. The Little Symphony orchestra and the girls glee club with soloists William Bates Albert Schiselbein Fred Gray Ralph McFadden Ruth Buckon and Bonnie Eakman perform. A test broadcast aired last Thursday on KGIR Butte and the Dillon group airs at 11 pm via KOA KSL KPO KECA KBFD KJR KEX and KGA. This marks the first Dillon radio origin.

Montana State Normal Féahege National Broadcasting Comany Little Symphony Orchestra Girls’ Glee Club William Bates Albert Schiselbein Fred Gray Ralph McFadden Ruth Buck Bonnie Eakman KGIR Butte NBC Dillon KOA Denver KSL East Lake City KPO San Francisco KECA Los Angeles KBFD San Diego KJR Seattle KEX Portland KGA Spokane

Oregon Short Line Bridge Destroyed Near Bong Station

Fire of unknown origin destroyed a bridge on the Oregon Short Line near Bong station north of Dillon last Thursday night. Southbound and northbound passenger trains were delayed for hours while crews rushed to the scene and completed temporary repairs by six Friday morning. Permanent repairs are underway this week. Oregon Short Line officials visited the city Friday. Ranchers noticed the fire which had gained headway before it could be extinguished.

Oregon Short Line Bong Station Dillon

Ben Holzer Dies After Lingering Illness at 69

Ben Holzer 69 a well known county ranch laborer died at his Dillon home Saturday morning after a lingering illness. native of Switzerland he had worked at the London ranch for several years. Funeral services were Monday at Brundage chapel with Rev Father F X Lechner of St Rose church officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery.

Ben Holzer Dillon Switzerland London Brundage F.X. Lechner St.Rose Church Mountain View Cemetery

Beaverhead High to Graduate 64 in 1932 Commencement

Commencement exercises for Beaverhead County High School’s 1932 graduating class will be held in the high school gymnasium tomorrow night. Sixty four seniors will receive diplomas with the program featuring valedictory by Betty Roe and salutatory by James Kurtz. Principal W. W. Wahl will present diplomas. J. H. Gilbert will confer them.

High School Beaverhead County High School W. W. Wahl J. H. Gilbert Betty Roe James Kurtz Tom Brenner Marian Wahl Hester Olsen William Bates

Reform Club Opens Headquarters in Dillon

The Beaverhead County Women's Organization for National Prohibition Reform opened its headquarters in Dillon on Monday morning, one door north of the First National Bank. Women across the county are pledging support for repealing the 18th Amendment as part of a vigorous reform campaign.

Montana Stockmen Push Deportation of Police Dog

Montana stockgrowers will urge the state legislature to exile a police dog accused of cattle killings. At the Montana Stockgrowers Association annual meeting in Great Falls, Dr. John A. Donovan said the resolution calls for deporting the canine, described as predatory by cattle raisers who report herd losses. A Shelby-area stockman labeled the dog a killer whose exploits forced county dog hunters into action.

Montana Deutschland Montana Stockgrowers Great Falls Montana Stockgrowers' Association John A. Donovan Butte Shelby Donnovan

Wind-fanned blaze destroys Bert Selway ranch home near Dillon

A noon Saturday fire three miles south of Dillon, sparked by a defective flue and driven by high wind, destroyed Bert Selway’s ranch house. Neighbors and the Dillon volunteers battled the blaze. nearly all furnishings were saved, but the home was a total loss with no insurance.

Bert Selway Dillon Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Selway

Harding Super Service opens next Saturday in Dillon

Beaverhead County offices see aspirants as Dillon adds a new Harding Super-Service station at South Montana and Sebree Street on Highway 91. B J Metlen files for Democratic nomination for state representative, a key figure after two legislative sessions. Continued on page 4.

Harding Dillon South Montana Sebree Streets Highway 91 ARR Srie Beaverhead B. J. Metlen Armstead Atvckman Beng

Rotary Club Contest Tests Members With Questions

Dillon Rotarians hosted a light hearted question and answer contest at their Monday meeting. Members drew prompts asking for personal details and political views while sharing humorous and candid responses. A motion picture reel from the recent Community field day at Barrett hospital was also shown.

Dillon Rotarians Pennell Beaverhead County Hoover Barrett Hospital Coule Gelimittroth C.A. Bergeson

Colorful Pageant At Normal College Gym

Pellons' most colorful annual pageant What the Moon Saw drew nearly 250 participants at Montana State Normal College gym under the Women’s Athletic Association. Constance Bregan directed with Grace Benning queen and Helen Hays maid of honor. Betty Blythe Stephan and Dorothy Elizabeth Davis starred.

Pellon Montana State Normal College Women’s Athletic Association Constance Bregan Grace Benning Sand Coulee Helen Hays Maude Larmer Martha Roth Mary L. Innes Elizabeth Ballard Alice Olmsted Elinor Hedrick Ardis Wynn Nettie Hand Villagers Normal College Lois Thompson Catherine Kelly Jean Clark Elizabeth Walker Ruth Erickson Lilah Underwood Jo Ann Fuller Emma McGahan Katherine Coney Dorothy Simpson Winifred Christiansen Jane Stallings Martha Gilman Chloe Hiér Helen Christiansen Edna French Anna Christiansen Wild Roses Mary Patricia Dunnigan Evelyn Gregg Esther Leach Marjorie Lovell Viola Nissen Anna Jean Lockness Edith Stan

Junior High Graduation Next Friday at Dillon Training School

The Dillon junior high school graduation exercises for the eighth grade will be held Friday at 2 p m in the training school auditorium. Fifty three diplomas will be awarded. A class play Mrs Magician's Mistake by Alexander Dean features Bob Watson Ryan Dodge Fred Wolfe Dorothy Ann Davis Lorraine McGrath Lew Brundage Thomas Caverly Marjorie Opp Anna Belle Hartwig Glenn Hockings Robert Crosby Marjorie Olsen Estella Melton Frank May Helen Rose. Superintendent Charles Henry presents the diplomas J E Monroe awards the diplomas. Invocation and benediction complete the program.

Dillon Junior High School Training School Magician Alexander Dean Bob Watson Ryan Dodge Fred Wolfe Dorothy Ann Davis Lorraine McGrath Lew Brundage Thomas’ Caverly Marjorie Opp Anna Belle Hartwig Glenn Hockings Robert Crosby Marjorie Olsen Estella Melton Frank May Helen Rose Charles Henry J. E. Monroe

Dancing Revue by Claudia Faust School of Dancing

Pupils of the Claudia Faust School of Dancing present their annual summer revue on Wednesday night June 8. The program includes acrobatic rap musical comedy and ballet with new intricate dances and toe-atrobatic steps. About 30 pupils will perform in the training school auditorium and admission is free.

Claudia Faust Uditorium

Wind Storm Ravages Big Hole Basin and Dillon Area

A severe wind storm last Saturday caused extensive damage across the county. In the Big Hole basin a roof blew from a ranch building, hay derricks toppled, and other ranches suffered damage. In Dillon trees shed branches, flora was damaged, radio aerials fell, and dust covered homes. No rain accompanied the storm.

Big Hole Frank A. Hazelbaker Hazelbaker Dillon Objecta

Three Dillon Students to Receive Degrees at State University

Mary Virginia Ballard Georgia Mae Metlen and James Price all of Dillon will be awarded bachelor of arts degrees at the commencement exercises for the class of 1932 on June 6. A total of 180 students will graduate this year, 66 with teaching certificates. The School of Business Administration leads with 24 graduates, followed by Forestry and English with 18 each, and Journalism with 16 students. Georgia Mae Metlen chaired the senior women’s dinner May 13 in North Hating freshmen housing and gave after-dinner remarks with other speakers and musical selections.

School of Journalism Georgia Mae Metlen North Dorothy Hannifin Butte Felicia McLeMore Helena Roberta Carkeek Cameron Harriet Gillespie Virginia Tait Jean Gordon

Local Dillon Gun Club Shooters Post Strong Scores

High scores at the Dillon Gun Club trap shoot last night boosted prep for the state event in Helena. Emery Smith and Vic Westergaard nailed perfect 25s at 16 yards, while Ted Renfro shot 25 straight from 25 yards. Other 16 yard scores include Smith 48x50 Erick 41x50 Campbell 46x50 Lynch 37x50 Jones 22x25 Bowell 22x25 Rose 22x25 and Mrs Westergaard 15x25. From 25 yards Renfro 49x50 Talent 43x50 Pete Westergaard 41x50 Free 39x50 Sanner 38x50 Ross 15x18.

Dillon Helena Emery Smith Vic Westergaard Ted Renfro Emerick Campbell Lynch Jones Bowell Rose Mrs. Westergaard Renfro Talent Pete Westergaard Free Sanner Ross

Future Farmers Elect Officers for Coming Year

The Future Farmers chapter of Beaverhead County High School elected officers for the coming year. Andy Gilbert is president, George Shaffner first vice president, Joel Roe second vice president, Leonard Hanszen secretary, Joe Ritschel treasurer, Alvin Bay reporter, and Phi Tope watchdog. They will take office at the start of the next school year.

Future Farmers Chapter Beaverhead County High School Andy Gilbert George Shaffner Joel Roe Leonard Hanszen Joe Ritschel Alvin Bay Phi Tope

Taxes Due for Beaverhead County Residents

Beaverhead county residents who have not paid the second half of 1081 taxes must pay by 6 o clock Tuesday afternoon May 381 to County Treasurer Bertie Mathews. A holiday next Monday reduces business days before the deadline.

Beaverhead County Bertie Mathews

Flag Day Plans Discussed by Dillon Hika Lodge

At the Dillon Hika lodge regular meeting last night plans for the Flag Day program on Tuesday evening June 14 were discussed. The Flag Day committee includes Emery Smith Melvyn Smith and Dave Hier. A social session followed with refreshments and an enjoyable musical program performed by Francis Tonrey Melvyn Smith Anson Baxter Dan Henneberry Walter Grimes Harold Contway and Don Julgon.

Dillon Hika Lodge Emery Smith Melvyn Smith Dave Hier Francis Tonrey Anson Baxter Dan Henneberry Walter Grimes Harold Contway Don‘ Julgon

Forest service headquarters moved to Montana Mercantile building

Beaverhead National Forest headquarters will relocate to the Montana Mercantile building. Supervisor A A Simpson announced a national bid from EiMel's was accepted and the move will occur around July 1. The new site includes the lower floor and rear warehouse, while Montana Mercantile moves its stock and fixtures from Hiel's store. The forestry office has occupied Telephone Block for many years.

Beaverhead National Forest Montana Mercantile Company A. A. Simpson National EiMel's Simpson Department

Suicide Believed for Dillon Man Joe Barber

The body of 46 year old Joe Whitey Barber was found Monday night in his cabin in the Cabbage Patch with a .32 pistolshot wound to the left temple. Friends said illness for months was a motive as Hazel Woods found him after he failed to come to dinner. Barber, a St Louis native living in Dillon for several years, left no note and no relatives could be located.

Oor Joe “Whitey Barber Cabbage Patch Hazel Woods Joe Stroud James EB. Phillips St. Loui Dillon

Officer William Orr III Commissioned in Army Reserve

William Orr III returned Monday from Missoula where he was commissioned an officer in the army reserve corps. He had previously served as an officer in the training camp.

William Orr, III Missoula Army Reserve Corps

New Trial Sought for Monroe Bucy Over Newly Found Evidence

Attorneys for Monroe W. Bucy recently sentenced to three years in state prison for involvement in arson in the Centennial valley filed a supplementary motion for a new trial. The request cites new affidavits as material evidence not introduced at the original district court trial.

Monroe W. Bucy Centennial Valley Bucy

Man Held on Cattle Stealing Charges Near Argenta

Charles Larson is jailed on a cattle theft charge after being arrested near Argenta by Stock Inspector D V Erwin. A calf carcass portion tied to the Knapp ranch was reportedly found in his possession. Larry Donaho is being sought in connection with the crime.

Charles Larson Knapp Argenta D. V. Erwin Larry Donaho

Opening of fishing season draws anglers to streams

Eaverhead county streams were crowded last weekend as anglers celebrated the season opener. Many local fishermen started Saturday and a larger crowd fanned out Sunday with Butte anglers traveling to the Big Hole and Beaverhead rivers. Fishing conditions were favorable with low water and several fishermen reported limits.

Eaverhead County Butte Big Hole Beaverhead

Gruwell Named Police Judge by Dillon Board

A. C. Gruwell was named police magistrate of Dillon by the city council at a special meeting Monday night. He will succeed the late L. P. Phillips and assume duties soon. Gruwell is a longtime resident and has served as deputy sheriff of Beaver County.

A. C. Gruwell Dillon Weld L. P. Phillips

Also Mentioned on This Page

Oregon J. A. Meeke Methodist Church L.A. Gregory Herman Schwab Alta May Fidler Helen Wilkinson Marian ‘Wahl Violet Eastman Hiram Rodgers Wilbur Gilbert Herbert Wheat Harry Ford Argyl Stephens Isabell Doyle Murisel Wahl Waldron Boger Grace Methodist Episcopal Church H. N. Tragitt T. J. Simony Reform Club Dillon Elks Joe Barber al Gruwell
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