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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 29, 1939

Page

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Dillon Gun Club Turkey Shoot Set for Sunday

The Dillon Gun club announces its annual turkey shoot at the local traps next Sunday December 3. Trapshooting teams from Butte Sheridan Lima Anaconda Helena and other areas expect to attend. About 50 prize turkeys await winners with squads of five firing at 10 birds and high scores earning a turkey per squad. A special beginner squad will be organized for new shooters.

Dillon Gun Club Bob Barrett Butte Sheridan Lima Anaconda Helena

Officials seek Helena assay office return for mining state

A Sheridan meeting of the Madison County Mining association launched a drive to move the state assay office back to Helena. Since 1932 miners have shipped ore to Denver causing delays and higher costs. District Deputy Joseph Brooks of Livingston praised Dillon Lodge 1554 for its new home and urged Americanism. Frank Venable, VP of Montana State, attended as guest.

Helena Sheridan Madison County Mining Association Denver Dillon Lodge B.P.O.E Joseph Brooks Livingston Montana East Dillon L. Ott Gordon Montana West Dart’s Hall Wheat Apartments Bannack Street Elks Hall Brooks Frank Venable Montana

High School Teacher Guest at Dillon Rotary Dinner

Miss Evelyn Rimel spoke on World Events of the Present at the Dillon Rotary dinner. She reviewed current news materials for high school pupils noting The American Observer New Map of the Week and News Weekly. Guests included D W Meyer of the Dillon Creamery and George Stewart, December representative. Chester Hale chaired.

Evelyn Rimel Dillon Rotary Club American Observer News Weekly Miss Rimel Rotary Club D. W. Meyer Dillon Creamery George Stewart Chester Hale

Water pageant at Montana State Normal college

Montana State Normal college swimmers present their annual water pageant The Wizard of H20 adapted from The Wizard of Oz to be shown Friday and Saturday under Miss Marjorie Hamer’s direction The cast features Rosanne Miller Beth Harwood Jeanette Spaberg Betty Craver Alice Fox Valeree Sheldon Lillian Presbitero and ten training pupils include Marilyn Routledge Jean Stamm Betty Henry Chickie Ross Marian Wiant Betty Lou Christiansen Erma Lou Warner Bonnie Lou George Lois Hazelbaker Patty Stamm and twelve college aquatics artists are listed as participants

Montana State Normal College Marjorie Hamer Rosanne Miller Beth Harwood Jeanette Spaberg Betty Craver Alice Fox Valeree Sheldon

District Sportsmen Meet in Sheridan

Sportsmen from the Southwestern zone of the Montana Wild Life federation will meet in Sheridan tomorrow night with representation from Madison Beaverhead Silver Bow Jefferson Powell Deer Lodge and Granite counties. Beaverhead expects 10 to 12 delegates and callers should notify Pete Westergard. A 7 p m dinner in Bethany hall will precede the business session to discuss issues affecting sportsmen farmers and ranchers. a frozen Seattle salmon gift from George Hopkins tops the dinner.

Montana Wild Life Federation Sheridan Madison Beaverhead Silver Bow Jefferson Powell Deer Lodge Granite Pete Westergard State Federation Bethany Hall Seattle Pres George Hopkins

Famous Orchestra to Be Heard in Dillon

Bohumir Kryl and his 50 artist Symphony Orchestra will perform at the Dillon gymnasium on December 6 at 9:30 a.m. The renowned conductor and cornetist, praised by major papers, leads a group with soloists Irene Walther Florian Zabach May Hopkins and Richard Kloke. The orchestra enters its 35th season with a history of over 12 000 concerts and more than one million miles traveled.

Bohumir Kryl Montana State Normal College Irene Walther Florian Zabach May Hopkins Richard Kloke Kryl Los Angeles Times Chicago Tribune

Elks Plan Memorial Exercises in Dillon

Dillon Elks announce annual memorial services to honor absent brothers. The 7 p.m. program at Dart's Hall on Bannack Street features a memorial address by Rev. Father F. X. Lechner and the lodge ritual led by Exalted Ruler Frank Lasich. Orchestra under L. A. Gregory to perform.

Dillon Elks Dart’s Bannack Street Kenneth Wheat Elks Memorial L. A. Gregory

Butte Men Fined After Disturbance Plea

Steve Battle and Roy Anderson of Butte were fined 30 dollars each after pleading guilty to disturbance charges in Judge Louis Stahl's court Monday. They were accused of causing a disturbance in Dell Sunday night and were taken into custody by Sheriff Paul Temple and Undersheriff John Troupe. Walter Ware, 47, fined 27.50 for illegal muskrat trapping by Justice of the Peace George Helming. jailed for inability to pay. Six mink and four pens stolen from Tom Carney fur farm near Dillon reported to Sheriff Temple.

Steve Battle Roy Anderson Butte Louis Stahl Dell Paul Temple John Troupe Walter Ware George Helming Wisdom Justice of the Peace Big Hole L. Thompson Tom Carney Dillon

Gosman Reports Montana Legion Rank Near Top Ten

George M. Gosman, Montana Legion commander, returned from Indianapolis where national officers met. Montana missed a Big Ten rating by a small margin as Iowa raised its Nov 30 quota by 500. Montana must report more cards by Nov 30 to qualify. Beaverhead post, with 106 paid members, surpassed its quota and aims for 175 to set a department record in honor of C. A. Bechler.

George M. Gosman Montana Department of the American Legion Indianapolis the Legion Gosman Montana Iowa Beaverhead Post Beaverhead C. A. Bechler

Alumni of Normal to Organize Statewide Association

Montana State Normal College alumni plan a state wide association. An organization committee was named at Montana Education Association meetings including Robert Hamilton Bozeman Urban Isaacs Great Falls J B Kira cofe Konan Kleis Larsen Missoula Lucille Peck Glasgow and Fred Pilling Miles City. The college faculty alumni committee will present a plan and offices for communities across the state by mail.

Montana State Normal College Montana Education Association M.E.A Robert Hamilton Bozeman Urban Isaacs Great Falls J. B. Kiracofe Konan Kleis Larsen Missoula Lucille Peck Glasgow Fred Pilling Miles Anna C. Moser Genevieve Albertson Mary Baker Emerick

Miss Eileen Gibbons Holiday Visit With Parents

Miss Eileen Gibbons, a Butte stenographer, spent the holiday with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Gibbons.

Eileen Gibbons Butte Mrs Martin Gibbons

Fur farmer sells 100 pair breeding mink in Montana record

Chester Hale of Dillon sold 100 breeding mink to S. C. Sweet, a prominent Butte business man and sportsman. The deal is considered possibly the largest of its kind in Montana or the Northwest. Sweet will stock a Wise River ranch he recently bought.

Chester Hale Dillon S. C. Sweet Butte Montana Northwest Wise River

Alva Garr Dies After Illness in Beaverhead County

Alva S. Garr a major Beaverhead county rancher who arrived in 1888 died after months of illness. Born April 30 1868 in Bloomfield Iowa he moved to Montana at 20 to prospect with brothers Milt and Frank Garr later settling near Dell. He married Maude Coones in Molton Iowa December 27 1896 and made Dell his home.

Alva S. Garr Beaverhead County Bloomfield Iowa Montana Milt Frank Garr Glendale Moulton Maude Coones Dell

Thanksgiving Quietly Observed as Students Return Monday

Beaverhead county residents marked Thanksgiving with quiet observances at three churches and family gatherings. Many locals traveled to nearby communities as weather and roads stayed favorable. The Spokane-Butte high school game drew regional sports attention amid golf and tennis activities. Schools closed Wednesday afternoon through Monday morning for the holiday.

Beaverhead County Butte

New Trail Cafe Opens In Dillon Tomorrow

The Trailcafe in the An drus hotel building will open tomorrow November 30 under chef Charles Walker and manager Beat-The Wharton. Named for proximity to the Lewis Clark and Vigilante trails the cafe offers modern equipment and cuisine. A turkey dinner with all trimmings is offered for fifty cents to celebrate.

Andrus Charles Walker the Wharton Dillon Walker Canyon

Frank Little Praised For Coaching At Dawson County High

Dawson County Review lauds Frank Little former Beaver head county high school and Oregon State star for turning Dawson County High in Glendive into a stronger football program over three years. The piece notes patience and community support are key to building winning teams and highlights Little’s impact on local athletics.

Frank Little Beaverhead County Oregon State College Dawson County High Glendive Dawson County Review Dillon Dan Little Dawson Athletics Dawson High

Opening of Beaverhead high gym set for January debut

Tentative plans call for Beaverhead county high school's new gymnasium to open in January likely January 12 with hopes of a warmup game against Pocatello high or Havre high. Finishing touches occur in December and the Beavers feature a veteran lineup preparing for December 9 at Normal college gym under Coach Babcock.

Beaverhead County Beavers Harrison Babcock

Progress on Mountain View Cemetery Planting Project

Excellent progress on the Mountain View cemetery landscaping and irrigation project sponsored by the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club. Six hundred feet of pipe laid and 600 native evergreen trees planted with plans for more in December. Power line to the reservoir site and gravel laid, work to resume in spring. WPA labor and donations funded the effort.

Mountain View Cemetery Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club WPA

Ski Tow Work to Begin at Elkhorn Slide

The Elkhorn Springs slide will start a new ski tow within days. T Lee McCracken reported at a Dillon Ski Club meeting that CCC crews from Birch camp cleared the area and prepared a motive power path for the rope line.

Elkhorn Springs Slide T. Lee McCracken Dillon Ski Club CCC Birch Camp

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dillon Capers Tomrow Bagley Auditorium Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club Gladys Forester Beata M. Hall Jess Whitney Major Bowes Esther Ann Schmittroth Sons and Daughters of Veterans Mary Molleur Nellie Girl Scouts Farmers Union Boy Scouts American Legion Shakespeare Club Dillon Rainbow Girls Miners Goal L. B. McFadygan Dillon Camera Club Eliel Symphony Normal New Hall Alumni OF Alva Garr New Trail Cafe Joe Elkhorn Slide
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