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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 11, 1933

Page

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GO Class Groups Hold First Meeting of Year

The GO page reports first-year meetings for senior junior and sophomore classes. Senior officers include Anthony Murphy president William Chance vice president Gladys Garr secretary treasurer Rush Jordan advisor. Junior officers list William Straugh president James Melton vice president Lois Crichton secretary Evelyn Mikkelson treasurer advisor Bernice Enger. Sophomore officers name James Kurtz president James Scott vice president Catherine Bates secretary.

Anthony Murphy Jordan William Chance Square Butte Gladys Garr Dell Rush Jordan William Straugh White Sulphur Springs James Melton Lois Crichton Evelyn Mikkelson Bernice Enger James Kurtz James Scott Wibaux Catherine Bates

Three Cars Wrecked Near Barratts Injuring Three

The state highway south of Dillon saw three cars go into a ditch near Barratts last week. George Battle of Alder and Jack Forest of Lima were involved. Mrs Funk and Mrs Bertha Battle suffered cuts and bruises. Forest was transported by rail to Dillon for treatment after his injury.

Dillon Barratts George Battle of Alder Jack Forest Lima Funk Bertha Battle Barrett Hospital Forest Forest Head Armstead

Area Council Scouts Meet Here Tuesday

The Silver Bow area council for Boy Scouts held its quarterly session at the Andrus hotel with 35 Scout leaders from Butte Anaconda Deer Lodge and Dillon attending. Remarks praised local volunteers and urged year round financial drives while stressing street outreach for membership.

Silver Bow Earl Genzberger Butte Owen D. Speer Deer Lodge Roger Michand Anaconda

Beaverhead Court opens with one criminal action on docket

Beaverhead county's first district court term of the year opens October 30 with Judge Lyman H Bennett presiding. The docket lists a single criminal action the state versus Paul Shaffer for assault. The rest of the 19 cases are civil. Frank Reynolds received a one year term after pleading guilty to grand larceny. Mrs. Joe Arrigoni was fined 500 and jailed six months for selling liquor to minors, suspended on good behavior. Wm Huntley and Clark Huntley visited Dillon last Saturday.

Beaverhead County Lyman H. Bennett Paul Shaffer Frank Reynolds Joe Arrigoni

County Health Nurse Luella Stickney Reports Year 1932

Beaverhead county health nurse Luella Stickney presented her 1932 annual report at the Federation of Woman's clubs meeting. The year included 87 non communicable and 26 communicable disease visits, 579 total inspections of children and adults, and 31 children given special attention.

Federation of Woman's Clubs Beaverhead County Luella Stickney

Reichle Man Heads Local Wheat Group

Joe Ferguson of Reichle was named chairman of the Beaverhead county wheat growers committee to work with Emergency Agent Ray Haight of Whitehall on the government wheat allotment program. Luther Smith of Dillon was named second director and vice chairman. Maynard Lovell is third director. Haight heads the allotment program in Beaverhead Madison and Jefferson counties from Whitehall. Over 20 district wheat growers attended the meeting and more have signed the wheat acreage agreement. Attending the fiftieth birthday celebration of Dillon Lodge No 16 A F and A M are hundreds of Masons from across Montana with word of 40 Anaconda Masons expected. The anniversary program begins with a 3 pm lodge meeting at the Masonic temple led by past masters and George W Dart.

Joe Ferguson Reichle Beaverhead County Beaverhead Haight Luther Smith Dillon Maynard Lovell Madison Jefferson Counties Whitehall Dillon Lodge No. 16 A. F A. M Montana Bannack Glendale Dillon Lodge Masonic Temple Dillon Ludge

Rotary Club program highlights in Dillon week dinner

Members of the Dillon Rotary Club heard remarks from Tom Luebben chairing the program committee and T Lee McCracken announcing the Butte area council Boy Scouts dinner held at the Andrus hotel. Charles Henry urged support for Scout officers meetings while McCracken and Hiram Brundage outlined rural urban acquaintance efforts and interclub collaboration. A B Hartwig touched on road work and explained Beaverhead county bond issue shifting debt to a business basis with lower interest.

T. Lee McCracken Butte Area

Beaverhead Wool Shipments Reach Yearly Total

Wool moved from the First National wool warehouse last season totaled 37883,788 pounds, with growers receiving 487,800.44 dollars. An assay office building on North Washington street was destroyed by a blaze, but nearby structures were saved by volunteer firemen. The origin of the fire remains undetermined and alarms were raised by Mrs. George R. Baker.

Louis Schmittroth Washington Street George R. Baker W. W. Hawkins

Elks Entertain Their Ladies at Night Party

Dillon Elks hosted a dancing party for their ladies at the Odd Fellows hall after the lodge meeting. The Elks orchestra featured Francis Tonrey Anson Baxter Dan Henneberry and Melvyn Smith. Refreshments followed and a photo of Grand Exalted Ruler Walter F. Meier with Montana Elk officials appears in this month’s Elks magazine along with a convention story.

Dillon Elks Odd Fellows Hall Elks’ Orchestra Francis Tonrey Anson Baxter Dan Henneberry Melvyn Smith Walter F. Meier Montana

Support of Local P T A Is Requested

The opening of a school year brimming with possibilities for the Parent-Teacher association, inviting community involvement and participation in programs and activities to support student learning. The notice seeks volunteers, contributions, and engagement from parents, teachers, and local residents to strengthen school community ties.

P T. A

Grid squads face strong opposition from rivals next Saturday

Montana State Normal and Beaverhead county high school grid teams prepare for away games. Coach Herbert Kakuske leads the Bulldogs to Butte to meet School of Mines, with seven veterans and new talent, while Coach Jimmy Harris takes the Beavers to Bozeman for a clash with Gallatin county high. defensive improvements and mixed results from Helena and Anaconda are noted as context.

Montana State Normal Beaverhead County High School Herbert Kakuske Butte Normal School of Mines Orediggers Kakuske Bulldogs Jimmy Harris Beavers Bozeman Gallatin County High School Butte Central Gallatin Helena Anaconda

Beaverhead County High School Glee Clubs Enter Practice Season

Beaverhead County High School begins practice for its glee clubs under director Mildred Buckneberg and band and orchestra under supervisor L A Gregory. The girls club has 27 members led by Ruth Helen Albright and Edith Christensen among others. the boys club roster includes Erwin Christensen and Monte Melton.

Beaverhead County Mildred A. Buckneberg L. A. Gregory Reta Albertson Ruth Helen Albright Anna Anderson Lillie Anderson Laura Anderson Alma Bay Rosa Lee Brown Violet Casper Ann Christensen Edith Christensen Dorothy Graves Myrtle Hansen Mona Harding Ilene Jackson Mae Jackson Wilma McLaughlin Helen Ogeivice

Beaverhead Bonds Placed in Hands of Buyer

The Beaverhead board completed the sale of funding bonds at a session, finalizing the transfer to the purchaser. Directors approved resolutions confirming the sale and terms of the bond issue.

Beaverhead

Beaverhead County Commissioners Hold October Meeting

The Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners met in regular session on October 2, 1988 at 9:00 a.m. Present were Commissioners Edgar B. Rife W B Hartwig Chairman Martin C. Jackson and Clerk Albert B. Baker. Minutes of the prior meeting were read and approved. The meeting covered bonds and depository securities held by the county treasurer.

Beaverhead Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead County Montana Edgar B. Rife W. B. Hartwig Martin C. Jackson Albert 8. Baker

Dell Depot Destroyed by Fire in Dell Oregon

L M Pfiffner, agent for the Oregon Short Line at Dell, and his family barely escaped a fast spreading blaze that destroyed the Dell depot. Neighbors spotted the fire about 6 am and warned the occupants, but lack of local fire protection prevented saving the building.

L. M. Pfiffner Oregon Short Line Dell Pfiffner Tecom

Charles Henry Named Chairman of National Education Committee

Charles Henry, superintendent of Dillon public schools, was named chairman of a national committee on financing of public education by Paul C. Stetson. The committee meets at the Cleveland convention February 24 to March 1 to address funding, training, and public understanding of education as part of a broad reorganization by the National Education Association.

Charles Henry National Committee Dillon Public Schools Department of National Education Association Paul C. Stetson Indianapolis Ind Department of Superintendence Cleveland Department Stetson

Also Mentioned on This Page

Masons Music and Physical Education Area Council Scouts Andrus Hotel Fielding Graves George Farrell John A. Donovan Kansas City National Executive Board Willam O'Kelly Area Council Wm. Huntley Clark Huntley Big Hole Basin Reichle Man Wheat Farmers George W. Dart Wisdom Twin Bridges Sheridan Virginia City Goodwin T. Paul J. H. Gil Rotary Club Dillon Rotary Tom Luebben National Wool Warehouse Elks High School and Normal College Dell Depot Dillon Man Mittee
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