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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Nov 28, 1928
Page
4
John F. Bishop of Dillon died November 23 in his ninety second year. A Montana pioneer, he played a key role in state and Dillon community development. He served on the Normal College executive board from 1905 to 1909, advancing campus improvements. He also sat on the Dillon district cooperative board for years.
A home kitchen guide contrasts small stringless beans with larger canned varieties. It suggests using small beans as a salad base for unexpected company and larger beans cooked with pork for a hearty meal. Also included are marinated meat and vegetable preparations and a light soup recipe with bean juice.
More than 300 students have registered for the winter quarter with advance registration to save time and reduce errors. Regular registration is Monday December 3 and classes begin Tuesday. President G. W. Nash of Yankton College visited Dillon to accompany his sister Miss Nina Nash to Portland for health reasons. The Montanomal will not publish in the first week of winter quarter. next issue December 12.
A large number of Dillon Shriners attended a Shrine ceremonial held in Butte last Friday by Bagdad temple. George W. Dart imperial potentate of Bagdad temple officiated. Nearly thirty Beaverhead County Shriners joined the delegation with many named attendees including Charles Woodburn and Mose Smythe.
Fifteen new members were initiated into the Gargoyle club at Normal College last week. Notable members include Dorothy Smith, Rosemary King, Earl Watts, Dulaney Terrett, Jane Fabrick, Blanche Fousek, Frankie Pierson, Wanda Cochran, Berdine Eaton, Dorothy Verry, May Clemon, Bill Anderson, Almer Halverson, Hugh Mosier, and Jean Ballard. Earl Watts elected president of the college M club. Hugh Mosier named vice president, L. Nelson secretary treasurer, and M. Cole sergeant at arms.
Dillon brief items note Herbert Gilbert, a prominent Ruby Valley sheepman, ill with pneumonia but improving. Frances Tonney visits from Butte. Emmett Douglas attends Jefferson county matters. John F Bishop’s funeral attended. Emory Keller in town from Lima. John Conover hospitalized after a horse incident. Roscoe Cornell and family travel between Dillon, Butte, Missoula. Mrs Marelle and Mrs Cornell to spend winter in Dillon. others return from California and Chicago.
Rev Thomas J Simons outlines next Sundays schedule with Christian Endeavor at 6 16 pm and a morning sermon The Measure of Responsibility plus inspiring choir music The Sunday school is praised as an efficient help to all ages and conditions to worship with the church due to the love of Jesus.
A choral vesper service will be held at St James Church next Sunday evening at 7 30. The choir has dedicated time and effort to the music and the public is invited to attend.
Talks centered on the Dillon Normal School founded in 1898 with early funding gaps. speakers noted the 1895 building start, 1896 cornerstone, 1897 first term, and ongoing cooperation with the training school since 1897. Frank Eliel to host club dinner this evening.
Aaron Hirschman a native Dillon boy died last Wednesday in Butte after a brief pneumonia illness at St. James hospital. Funeral held in Butte, interment there with military honors by the Butte American Legion posts. He was born in Dillon 32 years ago and survived by his mother Mrs Blanche Hirschman of Butte.
The Dillon volunteer fire department will hold its Thanksgiving dance tomorrow night at the city hall auditorium. Smithy's orchestra provides a special program of current dance tunes and melodies. Dancing starts at 9 o'clock.
A thrift friendly menu outlines a dollar dinner for four with vegetable soup sal al salad and coffee. It lists costs for ingredients including gelatin mayo lettuce and cookies totaling 86 cents plus small add ons, and explains a method to prepare a fruit salad using canned fruits and syrup.
Federal and state cooperation under the Clarke McNary Act of 1926 allocates about four million dollars for forest protection in the current year. Montana and Idaho receive state allotments. funds support forest protective associations, reduce member assessments, and aid private landowners. Thanksgiving service in Dillon features St James and local churches with an offering for Barrett hospital.
A community Thanksgiving service will be held at St. James Church in this city at 10:30 a.m. Thanksgiving morning. All churches and pastors of Dillon are invited to attend.
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