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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1930

Page

1

May Fete drama crowns Luella Morin Queen on campus

The annual May Fete on the Normal college campus drew nearly 800 students and hundreds of Dillon residents to a Mother Goose May Day pageant. Luella Morin of Redstone was crowned May queen with Clyta Cusker of Wolf Point as maid of honor. Constance Bregan directed the event under the Women’s Athletic association with colorful dances and characters from Mother Goose and Alice in Wonderland.

Normal College Dillon Alice In Wonderland Mother Godbe Constance Bregan Women’s Athletic Association Luella Morin Redstone Clyta Cusker Wolf Point Miss Cusker Dorothy Langdorf Helena Marian Palmer Butte Margaret Barner Betty Barry Jean Gilbert Sandman Betty Hall Mother Goose Ethel Peterson Lilian Jacobson Crooked Man Vivian Tordson Ruth Lemmon Myre Thomas Tom the Piper Helen Nousianen Helen Ely Wee Willie Winkle Ellen McIntyre King Cole Osta Madsen Margaret Barlow Jean Falxa Betty Stephan Betty Leimert Herald Imogene Welch Genevieve Myers Elizabeth Ballard Brownigs Flowers Fairies

Ranchers of County Meet Here

Beav erhead county ranchers gathered at the court house Saturday with about 75 attendees as preliminary steps toward forming a Beaverhead stockmen's association were taken. A committee of Brenner Nay Peterson McKnight and Albers was named to finalize the permanent organization plan, with another Dillon meeting set for Saturday June 14 to formally establish the body.

Beaverhead County Charles Brenner Horse Prairie R. N. Nay Grasshopper John Peterson Big Hole Basin D. D. McKnight Red Rock John Albers Beaverhead Valley Dillon A. L. Anderson

County fair to feature extensive merchandise exhibits

Thirty eight business men will display goods at the county fair next September in the First National wool warehouse. D A Galt, exhibits committee chair, says space will be around the building sides. A balloon ascent and parachute drop are planned as part of daily entertainment if plans proceed.

Dillon D. A. Galt First National Wool

Primary Election Registration Deadline Issued

Registration for the July 22 primary closes tomorrow at five in the afternoon. Voters who did not cast a ballot in the last general election are urged to register now to be eligible to vote in the primary.

Young Democrat Seeks Ballot Slogan in Montana Race

J P Monaghan of Butte Democratic candidate for congress in the first district filed his third nomination statement. He requests a ballot slogan after his name: The repeal of the eighteenth amendment, for labor, for protection of Montana products. He pledges to support the principles stated.

J.P. Monaghan Butte Gressman John M. Evans Secretary of State’s Montana

Montana Stockgrowers Meet In Lewistown

Beaverhead ranchers and other stock interests attend the Montana Stockgrowers convention in Lewistown. George M. Clemon presides as state association president with Lt Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker J H Gilbert Bert Orr and W C Orr registered. W C Orr also attends the Montana sheriffs convention in progress in Lewistown.

Montana Stockgrowers Association Lewistown George M. Clemon Big Hole Basin Frank A. Hazelbaker J. H. Gilbert Bert Orr W. C. Orr Montana Sheriffs

Dell Visitor Frank Woinoski Spends Saturday in City

Frank Woinoski of Dell visited the city Saturday for a brief stay and local sightseeing.

Frank Woinoski Dell

Plans for Montana Idaho Picnic Progressing Fast

Beaverhead county races feature Lucie Walker filing for county superintendent as a Republican. Gladys Garr and Elza Smith also seek nominations. A L Anderson also files. Beaverhead Mining Association and other groups plan a August Montana Idaho picnic at Sacajawea park on the Trail between Dillon and Salmon. Committees to meet Lemhi county groups for details. Mining association inspectors report on site with a June 7 business session looming.

Beaverhead County Lucie Walker Dillon Montana State Normal College Gladys L. Garr Elza Smith Beaverhead Valley A. L. Anderson Beaverhead Mining Association American Legion Rotary Club Daughters of the American Revolution The Commercial Service Association Sacajawea Park Salmon Lemhi

Beaverhead Post to Hold Memorial Day Services

Beaverhead post of the American Legion plans a quiet Memorial Day in Dillon with a formal ceremony at Mountain View cemetery. Veterans will assemble at 9 am Friday and graves will be decorated after the service using the Legion’s new ritual. Local stores will close for the day.

Beaverhead Dillon American Legion Mountain View Cemetery Legion

Abatement cases prompt Dobson visit to city

United States Marshal Dobson was in the city Monday from Butte on official duties tied to several abatement cases.

United States Marshal Dobson Butte

Music Libraries Boost State Music Interest

Prof. John Crowder reports on a Montana State Music Teachers association meeting in Great Falls. The plan to establish state music libraries in regular public libraries will provide scores to students unable to buy masters works, aiding music education across Montana.

Missoula John Crowder The University of Music Montana State Music Teachers’ Association Great Falls Crowder

No Entry Fee for Wool Show Fleeces

Bernard R. Williams of Beaverhead County High School receives a letter from Murray Stebbins of the Montana Woolgrowers Association announcing there will be no entry fee for fleeces in the Wool Show. The note indicates a special feature of the Wool Show this year and mentions continued details on page 8.

Bernard R. Wiliams Smith- Hughes Beaverhead County Murray Stebbins Montana Woolgrowers Association

Beaverhead County Tax Deadlines and Meeting Notices

Beavorhead county taxes are due this week before five o clock Saturday afternoon May 81. The second installment remains unpaid and Friday is a holiday. The Beaverhead board of county commissioners meets next Monday in its regular June session. All claims must be filed with Clerk and Recorder John 8 Baker today.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead

Talks by Dillon Boys Highlight Rotary Lunch

Several Dillon boys spoke at the weekly Rotary club luncheon. Bill Bates and Bill Boone, handball stars famed statewide in the Montana tournament, addressed various phases of the sport. Dan Pendergast, winner of the state oratorical contest of the Future Farmers of America, spoke on his trip to Phoenix Arizona.

Dillon Rotary Club Bill Bates Bill Boone Montana Dan Pendergast Future Farmers of America Phoenix Ariz

Beaverhead County High School Commencement Highlights

Commencement exercises at Beaverhead County High School and the training school graduation program proceed with 47 seniors and 24 trainees to receive diplomas. Addresses by Miss Genevieve Albertson and Rev. H N Tragitt, with presentations by Principal Wahl and board chair J H Gilbert. Musical selections include orchestra numbers, a glee club, and vocal solos.

WO Dillon Beaverhead County Earl Fairbanks Leonard Eliel Training School L. A. Gregory Jocelyn 7A Girls Helga Viola Andersen Lillie Marie Andersen Ludwig Frank Blair Leonard Davidson Baird Mary Jane Bayers Judson Pierce Best Margaret Isabel Bidstrup Gladys Burgess Dorothy Caverly Anne Christene Christensen Sadie Grace Ford Don Frank H. N. Tragitt St. James Episcopal Church W. W. Wahl J. H. Gilbert Board of Virginia Randolph Cora Anderson Hiram Brundage Girls’ Glee Club Lenore Thompson J. C. Jeppson Dillmont Park Alumni Association

Funeral of Adam Maier Held in Dillon

DAM MAIER former well known resident of Reichle district died in Cottonwood Idaho last Tuesday May 20 after a long illness. The remains were brought to Dillon Sunday and the funeral was held Sunday afternoon at St James Episcopal church with the Rev M Huddon of Butte officiating. Maier lived in Reichle until five years ago then moved to Twin Bridges to start the Beaverhead creamery about two years ago moving finally to Idaho.

Dam Maier Reichle Cottonwood Idaho Dillon St. James Episcopal Church M. Huddon Butte Mr. Maier Twin Bridges Beaverhead

Helena visit for Guthrie family illness

Mrs Kathryn Guthrie and her daughter Mrs George Strub were called to Helena last week due to the illness of their daughter and sister.

Kathryn Guthrie George Strub Helena

Sunday brings crowded Beaverhead waters to anglers

Sunday's opening of the fishing season drew dense crowds along Beaverhead streams and across Big Hole country with 30 miles of riverbanks packed with anglers. Luck varied as many reported no strikes while a few skilled fishermen found success. The article notes extended closures for Lake Agnes to July 1 and Birch creek above the ranger station to July 10, with the Big Hole and Red Rock rivers near the dam also closed.

Beaverhead Big Hole Anaconda Lake Agnes Birch Creek Red Rock

Well-known Dillon Inventor Unveils New Water Heating System

Harry Hansen, a famed Dillon plumbing and heating engineer, invents a versatile water heating system usable with any range or stove. He reports success in Dillon homes and earlier installations in Canada praised as the most convenient and quick heaters. The device delivers bathing water within twenty minutes and hot water within thirty, with wall radiators warmed and adjoining rooms kept comfortable.

Harry Hansen Dillon Hansen Canada Mr. Hansen

Dillon Faces Salmon Idaho and Twin Bridges In Weekend Baseball

Dillon prepares for two home games at the athletic park starting Friday afternoon against Salmon Idaho and Sunday June 1 against Twin Bridges. Both visiting teams arrive with strong records. Dillon aims to extend a rapid improvement streak after a 17 to 14 win over Reichle last Sunday.

Salmon Idaho Twin Bridges Dillon Stars Athletic Park Glen Reichle Dillon

Boy Scouts Open First Overnight Outing of Year

Illon Boy Scouts Troop No 14 led by Scoutmasters George Farrell and N O Calhoon camped at The Forks near Argentta with 28 members. They traveled by truck and cooked supper over campfires then held a council fire. Sunday featured hikes fishing and other sports before returning to Dillon in the evening.

BOY Scouts Illon George Farrell N. O. Calhoon Aregenta

Postmaster J C Fuller and Fred Chapman Attend Grand Lodge

Postmaster J C Fuller and Fred Chapman are in Helena this week as delegates from the local Masonic lodge attending the grand lodge session.

J. C. Fuller Fred Chapman Helena Grand Lodge Masonic Lodge

Training School Exhibit Draws Large Friday Audience

Many Dillon residents viewed the annual training school exhibit displayed in the junior high and primary buildings last Friday evening. The displays showcased pupil work from all departments and grades, with a survey of student accomplishments. Manual arts and home economics offered practical demonstrations, while a fifth grade playlet and musical selections opened the program.

Dillon Jenior Manual Arts and Home Economics

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New Stockmen’s Association Aidise Coun Register Today American Legion Auxiliary A. L. Stone Flanders Fred Crita Flanders Fields United States Great Britain Mining Association Louis Schmittroth William Logan Sen Pearl I. Smith Roy B. Herndon Stanley Starr Hurley Leach D. V. Erwin John O. Lee Why Norway E. H. Harvey Wise River Rotary T.S Miss Albertson Genevieve Albertson the Normal College J. D. Smith Presbyterian Church Adam Maier GRAND Fifh
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