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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 28, 1934

Page

4

State notes report Montana unemployment rise and deer season sums

State officials report 95 536 registered unemployed in Montana through the national re employment service. Deer season near end yields an estimated 350 deer killed in the Little Belts and few elk killed elsewhere due to dry weather. Gasoline tax receipts cover more than $394 359 in half November and total year receipts near $3.87 million, with plans discussed for a Montana highway patrol amid rising auto fatalities.

Helena Montana Hplena Phil Greenan

Count of Monte Cristo one of the best of the season

December 5 and 6 feature the great picture The Count of Monte Cristo. The review lauds Dumas tale and notes a swift plot toward a gripping courtroom climax.

Monte Cristo Dumas

Protests Mount Against Precinct Consolidation Plan

Electors in Beaverhead counties precincts oppose consolidation proposed for election economy. Becomes a heated issue as more than 80 percent show opposition. Critics warn weather and access problems could hinder voting under the change. Local protests emphasize geography influences county election costs. State game warden notes growing protests as details unfold. Also reported: robbers strike Big Sandy schoolhouse and steal carnival money, while M L Wilson and C B Smith receive a joint Epsilon Sigma Phi service award for agricultural achievement.

Montana Taxpayers’ Association Seach Beaverhead Washington Epsilon Sigma Phi Fraternity M. L. Wilson Bozeman Mont C. B. Smith Michigan Department of Agriculture

Haydens Accused in Fatal Shovel Attack on O Connor

Hayden faces trial for allegedly striking O Connor with a shovel during a roadside quarrel in the Centennial on April 29. O Connor died hours later at Dillon. Sheriff James A McCollum arrested Hayden, bond set at 10000, county attorney T E Gilbert to prosecute. Defense attorney is John Collins. Several other cases listed for the winter term.

Haydens O'Connor O’connor Dillon Hayden James A. McCollum T. EB. Gilbert John Collins Lyman H. Bennett

Rotarians Entertain Lions Club With Winter Festival Events

Rotarians and Lions Club members gathered for a winter festival featuring speed skating wrestling exhibitions and a hockey tournament. Kasper Oimoen world ski jumping champion was introduced. The program included musical solos by Miss Elizabeth Wilkinson and Frank Herron. Lectures covered European political tensions and the Saar plebiscite. The Crane brothers trio and numerous local Lions members attended, with many Anaconda visitors named.

Kasper Oimoen Dunlap Anaconda Don Angon The Lions Club Frank Herron Butte Lions Elizabeth Wilkinson Edith Orr Ruth Jackson Rush Jordan the Normal College Lions Don Anson Wisdom Lions Clubs Rotarians Robert E. Albright Jugo- Slavia Hungary Germany League of Nations Albright France Japan America Crane Brothers Trio Big Hole Lions Harold Capehart Harry Helming Marshall Ramsey Harry Lapham Roy Olver Herb Armitage Shirley Callaghan Sanford Shepherd John Crouse Ralph Huntley Huc Warden Louis Girogre J. T. Armitage Ed Farnsworth Martin Jackson L. G. Dunlap Charles Wallace Shirley Evans Jack Stevens

High School to Present Music Show

The high school presents Tune Is a musical comedy in two acts with a chorus of radio stars engineers and announcers. Franklin Bayerd Peter Best and others lead boys choruses while Ruth Helen Albright and Dorothy Anne Davis head girls. An operetta crew handles properties advertising stage and more with a special orchestra under Professor L A Gregory.

Franklin Bayerd Peter Best John Combes Bruce Gilbert Jimmie Hier Chas Lee Weldon Lee Fred Rife Pete Tragitt Paul Decker Warren Stone Pete Best Ruth Helen Albright Dorothy Anne Davis Dorothy Graves Fern Stahl Helen G. Anderson Mona Harding Helen Randolph Margaret Swartz Patricia Thibadeau Properties Dorothy Anne Davie Lee Schuler Kenneth Barry Edward Bradley Don Wilson

Mrs Waldorf Passes Away Here Tuesday

Obituary notes Mrs Waldorf beloved in Dillon community. Survived by son A F Waldorf a Dillon merchant daughter Mrs Harriet Tooley of Harlowton brother John Rodgers of Beaver Falls Pa three grandchildren Morse Jane Waldorf Dillon and Lansing Waldorf Fort Peck and a great grandchild. Body to be taken to Harlowton for Friday funeral.

A. F. Waldorf Dillon Harriet Tooley Harlowton John Rodgers Beaver Falls Morse Jane Waldorf Lansing Waldorf Fort Peck Harlowtton

Dance fundraiser draws donations from absent guests

Dancing continued into the early morning hours and many people who did not attend the dance sent donations. The event collected support from a broad community, illustrating strong local backing for the cause.

Jesse Moore Sentenced to 25 Years

At noon the day of the attack Jesse Moore quit his job and tried to board a northbound train at Kidd station. He returned to the bunkhouse, followed Winters into a room, picked up firewood and struck him. Winters died or remained gravely ill. Moore was arrested by Sheriff McCollum and Undersheriff Barry and later taken to Deer Lodge.

Moore Kidd Winters Dillon James A. McCollum W. E. Barry Navy Thompson Ranch McCollum Deer Lodge

Hill Billies annual show at Legion next week

The Legion will present its five part annual show featuring the Claudia Faust School of Dancing. Acts include hillbillies sketches with El sie Lloyd Jeanne Covall and Donna Carrigan along with song and dance numbers by Merle Schmittroth and others. Twenty nine participants from Normal college are listed among dance and chorus roles.

Hill Claudia Faust Elsie Lloyd Jeanne Covall Hay Hay Donna Carrigan Coral Guidici Merlyn Landing Mary Lou Stroeder Peggy Smith Frances Guidiel Evelyn Davis Mary Jane Paul Phyllis Davis Billy Kids Darlene Kakuske Dee Smith Martha Kay Stroeder Miriam Morse Esther Ann Schmittroth Donna Jean Gilbert Patty Carrigan Merle Schmittroth Normal College Ruth Phelps Alta May Fidler Sailor Betty Hirt Stalla

Normal Bulldogs Eye State Collegiate Title After Tourney

Winners in the Normal school basketball tournament reveal strong freshman and sophomore classes and promise for 1935 squad. Coach Herb Kakuske notes depth with last year’s veterans except Shy Callaghan. Montana Officials association members present for the event.

Herb Kakuske Callaghan Callaghan Will Be Candidates For the 1935 Squad. Normal’s Bulldogs Montana Officials Association

Dillon basketball study club forms at high school

A Dillon meeting at the high school organized a basketball study club. Elected officers include President W. J. Bierrum, Vice-president Carl Olson, and Secretary-Treasurer Cecil Musberger. Attendees were coaches Herbert Kakuske and Carl A. Ross and residents Byron Sanborn E. W. Bjork and Archie Green. Sessions run 7:15 to 8:15 p m each Tuesday.

Ested Dillon W. J. Bierrum Carl Olson Cecil Musberger Herbert Kakuske the Normal Carl A. Ross Byron Sanborn E. W. Bjork Archie Green

Christmas Seal Sale Opens Across Community

The tuberculosis fight receives support through public health nursing, nutrition programs, clinics, X rays, and school testing funded by the Christmas Seal sale. The drive begins November 30 with business houses to use seals on December 1 statements. organizers include Miss Jean Bishop and several local volunteers.

Henrietta Crockett Association Jean Bishop D. A. Bergeson T. Lee McCracken Sheldon E. Davis James E. Kelly J. C. Jeppson

Thanksgiving services unite churches for observance

The Episcopal, Baptist, Presbyterian and Methodist congregations plan a joint Thanksgiving service with choirs and church leaders participating. The public is invited to attend as the townsfolk mark the holiday. Dillon’s football season closed two weeks ago, and sports teams must travel to Butte if they want more action.

Dist Episcopal Church Baptist Presbyterian Methodist Dillon Butte

Thanksgiving in Dillon Highlights Local Festivities

Missoula and Billings head to the state scholastic gridiron title in the Mining City. Many residents will visit relatives elsewhere for the holiday. A Thanksgiving dance at City Hall Auditorium tomorrow night, with Don's Dance Band providing music, is the featured entertainment by the Dillon volunteer fire department.

Missoula Billings City Hall Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Don

Program Presented by Training School Pupils

A school program directed by Mrs. Sarah D. Black features L A Gregory and the America and Auld Lang Syne pieces with an orchestra. Ruth Jackson performs Romance with Edith Orr, plus acrobatic stunts by Stanley Bradley and Merle Schmittroth. Elizabeth Wilkinson plays Among the Stars with Edith Orr, eighth grade girls perform a pyramid drill and the Merry Widow Waltz and Recessional accompany the orchestra.

L. A. Gregory America Sarah D. Black Geolo Ruth Jackson Edith Orr Stanley Bradley Merle Schmittroth Elizabeth Wilkinson

Sheep Buying Program Concludes in County

County reports completion of the sheep buying program with most animals sold as condemned olds. Many flocks left in the county. County Agent Williams announces that blank shelter belt tree applications are now available at his office and can be secured by writing or calling.

Williams

Elks Memorial Services Slated Next Sunday Evening

Chairman W E Barry announces Elks Memorial Services for next Sunday evening. Public invitation extended. The program features Dillon Choral Club quartet, instrumental ensemble under L A Gregory, the Elks quartet, and a vocal solo by Dave Hier. Exalted Ruler Francis Gelhaus to preside.

W E. Barry Dillon Choral Club L. A. Gregory The Elks Quartet Dave ‘Hier Francis ’Gelhaus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank H. Cooney Scientifacts Arnold Will Rogers Peggy Wood Mary Carlisle Frank Melton Death ON Robert Young Edge Evans Nattleton Ted Healy Romance IN Roger Pryor Victor Moore Heather Angel Robert Donat Elissa Landi Louis Calhern Sidney Blackmer Big Sandy Super Intendent Sykes Carnival American Legion Gosman’ S School of Dancing Terry Browning Leslie Hjort the Three Cranes Dors Mrs. Waldorf Jesse Moore Legion ELKS
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