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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1935
Page
7
Ralph Quigley and Emil Schindler served on the grand jury in Butte this past week. Local residents host a dinner party with numerous guests including Marie Nelson and family, and several Jackson area families are noted for travel, illness, moves, and church activities.
Miss Luella Stickney visited Wise River and Dewey schools to observe students. Fred Gill's birthday dinner honored by Mrs. Fred Gill and Miss Veda Gill with guests. A meat cutting and canning program at the Husted ranch drew many attendees. James Harrison from Grasshopper Valley transacted business in Dillon.
Obituary note states a resident of the Big Hole Seven Basin region has died. He previously worked on the stucco of the new Masonic Temple with Lodge A. F. and A. M. He is survived by his wife Lizzie Parsons who has been hospitalized in California for over seven weeks.
Census and federal and local agencies organized surveys in Dillon and Bozeman to collect data. Mr Hill says changing conditions require study and possible policy revisions. The survey will be compiled this winter with aims to inform grazing permit grants in 1936.
Miss Lillian Stone and I M C Anderson with extension work and Bernard Williams county agent Demonstrations on beef cutting and canning in Wisdom. Wisdom Woman's Club meeting featured a biography paper by Mrs Warren Hughes and a report on the County Federation meeting in Wise River. Plans discussed for a Chuck Wagon supper and Round Up dance November 30.
The 1935 Red Cross roll call poster titled Still the Greatest Mother was adapted by artist Lawrence Wilbur from Alonzo Earl Foringer’s The Greatest Mother in the World. The design features mercy in the background and a nurse aiding a child in the foreground.
Beginning Nov 1 the Big Hole Basin creamery changes management from Ray Leverich to Ruth Olsen who has worked with Leverich for six years. Olsen is familiar with butter making books and marketing and has passed the state butter maker exam. Leverich plans to pursue new positions after celebrating 21st wedding anniversary with his wife.
Jackson. Charley Anderson and George Cottrell returning to Wisdom after taking down an old telephone line between Grasshopper and Horse Prairie. Mr and Mrs Wilson Young motor to Anaconda with Mrs Eric Maybee and two children to visit Mr and Mrs J A Millicam. Mr Maybee in Melrose on forest service business. Frank McDowell drove to Helena. earthquakes discussed with calmer tone after October 18 shock. John Troupe recovering from infected foot and nearing activity. A schoolhouse dance in Gibbon district with weather dampening attendance. Mrs Bart Laurence back from Butte with daughter Barbara who was treated at St James hospital. Nellie Sheffield of Don Albee ranch visited Butte last week.
A recent report from Colorado State Teachers College shows Montana's cost per student in higher education is 66.78 dollars lower than the average of 11 western states. Read the Dillon Examiner.
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