World Series Guesses From Dillon Readers
Local readers pick favorites for the coming World Series with Chicago and Philadelphia as top bets. Opinions vary from Cubs and Nationals to Athletics, with many favoring Chicago to win the opener.
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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Oct 02, 1929
Page
8
Local readers pick favorites for the coming World Series with Chicago and Philadelphia as top bets. Opinions vary from Cubs and Nationals to Athletics, with many favoring Chicago to win the opener.
A fragmented report notes a shift as canned foods move toward large distributors and air transport. The piece mentions a Ford all metal monoplane used as a flying office by Transcontinental Air Transport, and references early 20th century industry figures and expeditions to illustrate aviation linked to food distribution.
Bert Orr a member of the state livestock board attended a board meeting in Helena last week and also took part in the state fair.
The schedule lists 1:30 pm to 2:45 pm pairings for a Sunday golf tournament with teams of two, including Mrs. W. H. Stephan, Dr. A. H. McFarland, Mrs. D. A. Galt, and others. Alternate strokes on the fairway, women on even holes, men on odd holes, and driving from the tee must use the tee box.
Desperado held by Yakima officers after fingerprints. He refused to admit or deny being Luce and plans extradition fight. Papers prepared before transport. In Lima James Griffin hold up case, John Murray and James Kelly pleaded not guilty in district court before Judge Henry G. Rodgers. Jury trial to follow. J E Kelly appointed to defend.
The Chevrolet Six, developed over four years with nine thousand inspections, promises quality design and dependable service. Roadster 525, Phaeton 525, Coach 595, Coupe 595, Sport Coupe 645, Sedan 675, Imperial Sedan 695, all f.o.b. factory Flint Michigan.
Thieves entered the Skaggs Safeway through a rear door Sunday night and rifled the cash register, stealing eight dollars in cash. Police are investigating the break in.
Over 350 students enroll as autumn term opens at Normal College. New faculty include Miss Margaret Hyde and Miss Myrtle Savage. Miss Genevieve Albertson returns from leave after earning a master's at Columbia. Lee R. Light acts as president in Dr. S. E. Davis' absence. Courses remain largely the same with minor schedule changes.
The squad features veterans Poppie and Kins in backfield and Halverson Berry Bernard Hollingsworth and Benbrooks on the line. Harold Price an all state end for Beaver head county. Ruegaemer and Dick Hogan also work out with the Bulldogs along with other former scholastic players. About thirty men reported to Coach Moe for football practice.
Last Monday the Bulldog schedule opens at Helena on October 12 against Intermountain. The lineup includes Montana State College Bobkittens October 19, Ricks College at Rexburg October 26, University of Idaho Southern Branch here November 1, Montana Freshmen here November 11, and Billings Polytechnic at Billings November 16.
Lieutenant Governor Frank A. Hazelbaker acted as toastmaster at dawn banquet. Speakers included J. E. Monroe past potentate of Bagdad temple G T Paul Judge Henry G Rodgers George W Lovell L K Adams George W Dart Joe Fuller of Dillon Charles E Miller of Wisdom O C Gosman of Lima John Wenger of Jackson Charles E Beebe Malcolm Gillis Eddie Hamner Angus McLeod Floyd Flint of Butte and J Atkinson of Rawlins Wyoming.
Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazelbaker arranged the display which won the forage division. The Big Hole Basin exhibit drew wide attention among nearly 100 varieties gathered from Woodworth Ranch and nearby areas.
The article notes a hay display and various varieties showcased as a promotional advertisement for the farm exhibit. The display, paired with several hay types, will appear at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago in December. Lieutenant Governor Hazelbaker is quoted on the matter.
A car from Bergeson Motors plunged from a bridge just north of The Point, nose diving into an irrigation ditch. Hall suffered a fractured nose and severe head cuts with a near drowning, escaping by breaking a car window to escape as the Ford sank. Hazardous curve at the crossing reduced visibility for motorists.
The Helena bishop leads ceremonies for a $60,000 church, hailed as the largest and finest in the state. Father Lechner, in charge since seven years ago, guided parishioners to raise funds for the ambitious project amid long efforts and new architecture.
Plans approved and construction begins at once on remodeling the old church in the same block as the new one. The renovated building will serve as a guild hall for members of St. Rose parish.
Al Snowden was found guilty of manslaughter in the death of Samuel Bates of Lima, as reported on page 1. The verdict precedes another murder trial scheduled for the next court term.
Pre School Roundup reports from Mae Belle True director of Montana P T A Child Welfare division share association news and activities across the state along with other items of interest.
Breeden Beavers face their first game Saturday at Anaconda with no previous competition from a rival squad. The lineup includes veterans Stultz Blair Dausie Stephens Holden Banning Kent Cashmore Kerr along with likely action from Davis Orr Brundage Thompson and several new players.
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