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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 12, 1927

Page

8

Prize Night at Hartwig Theater Offers Free Prizes

Hartwig Theater hosts a prize night on Tuesday October 18 featuring The Fourth Commandment at 7 pm. Attendees receive coupon tickets with admission and store purchases for a chance to win 36 pound cans of Schillings coffee 24 pound cans of baking powder 24 half pound packs of Schillings black tea 24 bottles of Schillings vanilla extract four coffee percolators and other gifts to be drawn on stage at 8 30 pm. Patrons are advised to arrive early opening at 6 15 pm for best seat selection.

Schillings Hartwig Theater

Dillon Independents Set to Clash With Butte Team Soon

Dillon Independents organize strength for a forthcoming home game against Butte, featuring players like C A Bechler Jimmy Andrus O Babb Dan Henneberry Heavy Kerr and others. Beaverhead high was to play Center sville Midget eleven but the game was canceled by Butte. Anaconda high visits Beaver in district play next. Normal cancels Intermountain Union game in Helena due to smallpox quarantine. Teachers schedule has an open date.

Butte C €. A. Bechler Jimmy Andrus O. Babb Dan Henneberry Kerr Larry Price Liston Dansie Dell Lloyd Bill Angove Edgar Williams Dale Metten Beaverhead High Centersville Beaver Eleven Anaconda High Anaconda Butte High Beavers Normal Intermountain Union Helena Schedsle

Fourth Commandment to Open Hartwig Theatre Run

Emory Johnson and Universal present The Fourth Commandment at the Hartwig theatre starting Tuesday for a two day run. Belle Bennett leads a mother love epic with Mary Carr Robert Agnew Jane Marlowe Henry Victor Kathleen Myers and Wendell Phillips Franklin in supporting roles. Hartwig owner predicts a season’s major success.

Emory Johnson Universal Hartwig Theatre Law Belle Bennett Stella Dallas Mary Carr Robert Agnew Jane Marlowe Henry Victor Kathleen Myers Ewest Wendell Phillips Franklin Hartwig

Quality 3m Second Act Entrance Cited In Review

The review praises 3m’s second act and third act entrance. Foulger as the elder clergyman shines while Janet delivers a sharp witted portrait of a grand mother with bold ideas. The cast includes Leora Thatcher Golden Nelson Joseph Williams Harry Allen and Cilia Eccles with strong commendations.

Montana Air Service Company expands in aviation business

In an interview Woodside discusses aviation and auto sales linking two growing industries. He details purchasing a Waco Nine and a Waco Ten for commercial and personal use, expects education of the public before brisk growth, and notes over a hundred promising prospects and joint benefits with automobile salesmen.

Woodside Montana Air Service Company

Rotary Gifts Move Across Montana Clubs In State Tour

District Governor Frank Hazelbaker presents two gifts to Montana clubs. A pair of wheels will travel with messages from Rotary International and Dillon, circulating through Butte and other clubs, ending in Miles City for next year’s convention decision. A gold and copper bell will go to the monthly club with the largest attendance gain over the prior year. Joe Wedum chaired a recent meeting with a noted vocational paper on retail building material. John B. Somers, district forest supervisor, announced a livestock specialty visit to Sheridan tomorrow.

Butte Dillon Rotary Club Butte Club Rotary International Dillon Club Montana Miles City Montana Club Joe Wedum John B. Somers State College Sheridan

Hartwig Back From East Attended Fight

Bud Hartwig reports attending the eastern bout and criticizes the referee for a long count after Tunney was knocked down. He nevertheless believes Tunney won the fight by a clear margin despite the controversy over the count.

Bud Hartwig East Tunney

Curry D B tennis rooms expert dies notes contact

Dr RB D Curry noted as tennis room expert with residence phone and address details. The fragment provides partial contact information and designation without context.

RB. D. ‘Curry Neh Tennis Rooms Ani

Normal College Notes and Events in Helena

Coach 0. Ken Moe attended the Intermountain Union Polytechnic game in Helena Saturday. The Normal College plans games later this season to replace cancelled matches. The Moroni Olsen Players present The Lilies of the Field at the Normal College auditorium October 21 and 22. The play is a sparkling English society comedy with suspense and costumes. Student teachers are excused from training school appointments due to an epidemic and are meeting for educational work related to training school problems directed by Superintendent Charles Henry with Miss Duboc Miss Shotwell Dr. Davis and others. Dr B Davis leaves Wednesday afternoon for a meeting of the executive council to discuss university entrance requirements and inter-institutional relations. Lambert Eliel demonstrated Oriental rugs for intermediate and upper grades at the training school. Next week report cards go to parents with new cards aiming to convey the child’s actual status. parents are asked for feedback.

Ken Moe Intermountain Union Polytechnic Helena Normal College Moroni Olsen John Hastings Turner Charles Henry

Montana Motorist Spending for Gasoline and New Cars

Montana motorists spend about 138.20 yearly on gasoline and the state motor vehicle department estimates 1926 sales at over 103,000 licenses with 1927 predicted to rise by 10,000. Sunburst Refining and Dillon Oil Company quote Powerized gasoline for higher mileage and power, with Montana crude oil distilled twice and lab tested for uniform quality.

Sunburst Refining Company Dillon Oil Company Northwest Montana

Livestock Special 18 Stops at Sheridan Tomorrow

Dillon ranchers travel to Sheridan for three hour livestock special featuring pure bred livestock and educational data. Students from local high school agricultural department join in one of Beaverhead National Forest district vehicles loaned by John B. Somers for the trip.

Dillon Sheridan State College High School Agricultural Department Beaverhead National Forest John B. Somers

Montana cattle and sheep prices rise with strong hay supply

Montana cattle move to markets rapidly with high prices while sheep and ewe lambs fetch good prices. Ranges are in best condition in years and hay supplies are abundant for winter feed, per crop statistician Jey G. Diamond. Demand for breeding stock is brisk, and cattle and sheep markets show favorable conditions despite light shipping.

Montana Jey. G. Diamond

Gilbert 18 Elected District Commander of Veterans

Gilbert 18 was elected district commander of the veterans here Saturday. The event drew legionnaires who described the proceedings as snappy and up to date and thoroughly enjoyed by all present.

Tom Gilbert

High School Junior Fair and Harvest Festival an Outstanding Success

Readable portions show a long list of winners across livestock poultry crops and domestic science displays. Names such as Howell Hampshire Melton Carlson Pilgrim and Mary Owen appear among prize recipients for categories including cattle pigs poultry vegetables and cake and butter in this school event recap.

Paget Lyme Chester Howell Hampshire Duroc Jersey Stevens Carlson Davis Poland China Melton Mélton Willey Biii Boone Summers Bates Morrisan Ralph da Heikkila Pilgrim Ray Johnson Morrison Murlin Walker Mary Owen Mary Kennison Helen Olsen Audrey Churchill Anna Paddock Jessie Holman

Beaverhead High showcases Smith-Hughes fair success

The agricultural and domestic science divisions praised by D. P. Thurber and Miss Bernice Hirschman highlight Beaverhead High's fair exhibits. Students, including Smith-Hughes project participants, earned profits and top scores in dairy, show, cattle and overall judging.

Marlin Walker Anna Paddock D. P. Thurber Bernice ‘Hirachman Thurber Smith- Hughes Montana Beaverhead High Smith-Hughes Bernice. Hirschman

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Dillon ‘Man Frank Hazelbaker Vis Ron Eton Montana Auto Supply Company Pth and Beaverhead Eurl Stevens Earl Wisdom Emer Nelson Billy Pilgrim
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