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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 20, 1937

Page

4

Public Serv Board OKs PWA Gift for Sheridan School

Board of trustees of consolidated school district 5 voted unanimously to accept a 27000 PWA grant toward a new Sheridan school complex consisting of classrooms a combined auditorium gymnasium and demolition of the old building. Election set for October 23 to authorize 32800 in bonds plus 200 from the general fund to complete a 60000 project. voters must be on the 1936 tax roll.

PWA Sheridan Consolidated School District 5 Lester R. Schulz Ruth Bieler A. C. Smith Walter Arnold Butte State School of Mines Madison Forum

Dillon Girl Scout Leaders Association Formed

A Dillon group organized last week at Mrs. N. L. Henry's home under supervision of local commissioner Mrs. H. M. Warner. Mrs. Henry named president, Mrs. Muriel Spehar vice president, Mrs. Alan Moore secretary treasurer, and Miss Maxine Johnson program chairman.

Dillon Girl Scout Leaders’ Association N. L. Henry H. M. Warner

Thurber Couple Visite Dillon Friends

Mr and Mrs Dan Thurber of Great Falls spent the first of the week with Dillon friends. He formerly was an instructor at the high school here.

Dan Thurber Great Falls Dillon

Montana Farmers Win Parity In Potato Shipments

Montana potato growers gain parity with other states for carload shipments. Beginning October 18 the minimum carload is 36,000 pounds or 360 sacks on all railroads in the state, easing hardship on Montana shippers. Knight estimates 250 to 300 carloads will leave the state this fall with markets in Minneapolis and Chicago. Five carloads were moved last week.

Knight Montana George L. Knight State Department of Agriculture Northern Pacific Railway Minneapolis Chicago

High School Speakers Address International Topics

A high school instructor discussed geopolitics noting Japan seeks to monopolize Chinese evolution and resents Western efforts to aid China. The talk linked Japanese expansion with modernization and predicted rapid Oriental civilization progress regardless of outcome. Arthur Christiansen and Principal Orr were announced as future speakers.

Japan China Miss Rime Orient Arthur Christiansen Prin. Conrad O. Orr

Farley Banquet Attendees Named in Butte Event

Dillon attendees at the banquet honoring Postmaster General James Farley in Butte included Postmaster Harry J. Andrus, Mr and Mrs H E Andrus, Clerk of the Court Norman Giles, Mr and Mrs Farnum Schuyler, and Frank Madden, held last Wednesday afternoon.

Variety Show Draws Crowd at M S N C to Aid Lodge

W A A Variety Show at M S N C on Friday October 15 featured Thelma Barger’s program with acts by Ramona Peachar Helen Sprout Marjorie Opp and others. The event raised funds for Torrey Lodge Birch Creek cabin with acts including dances readings songs and instrumental performances.

Torrey Lodge Birch Creek Thelma Barger Ramona Peachar Helen Sprout Marjorie Opp Erma Lou Warner Alice Christensen Donna Trolinger Audrey Dahl Bernice Erickson

Hazelbaker Sale Broadcast Spreads Big Hole Fame

The National Broadcasting company aired the Hazelbaker sale across the nation with KGIR’s support. The Big Hole basin gained favorable publicity as C Bar D cattle sold Tuesday and shipping completed Sunday, spreading the valley’s reputation for good cattle.

National Broadcasting Company Pennsylvania California Washington Florida Ohio Big Hole Hazelbaker KGIR Rockies

Business Women's Club Sets Meeting for Program Chair

The Business and Professional Women's Club names Dora Smith as program committee director. The hand craft class will meet at Mrs. Smith's home Friday evening October 22 under Lillian Stone supervision. Members of the Dillon club attended a district meeting in Deer Lodge, with Celina Mares among the speakers.

Dora Smith Smith Lillian Stone Dillon Club Deer Lodge Celina Mares

Girl Scouts Dedicate Hire Station Site and Camp Facilities

The local council honors donors and workers for dedicating a camp site and facilities including a stove wash stand work table flag pole and rustic bridge. James R. Jackson donated the site while L H Smith Orin Pilon W B Willey Norman L Henry Captain Leo Wilson and Birch Creek CCC members receive thanks along with many supporters and families named in the notice.

James R. Jackson L. H. Smith Orin Pilon W. B. Willey Norman L. Henry Forest Service Leo Wilson Birch Creek CCC F. H. Tyre H. M. Warner Dale Tash R. D. Curry E. L. Fairbanks George Wolfe N. L. Henry W. D. Ross Jack Bennett

Dell Visitor Mrs Casdin Calls on City Saturday

Mrs. Walter Casdin of Dell spent Saturday visiting in the city, where she was seen calling on friends and touring local spots.

Walter Casdin of Dell

New Bridge Installed on College Street

Pres. Sheldon E. Davis spent Monday in Helena on college business. He will attend a conference on accounting and financial reports in Missoula with J. Harvey Cain of the American Council on Education. Attendees include seven Montana institutions plus Idaho and Washington representatives. Elizabeth Shotwell attends Mineral County Teachers Institute sessions in Superior. Kampus Kadets plan a pledge dance on Saturday Oct 23 for K K members and guests honoring pledges. Normal college students nominate candidates for the student activity committee. four will be chosen this week.

Sheldon E. Davis Helena The Normal College Missoula J. Harvey Cain American Council On Education Washington D. C Montana Idaho Elizabeth Shotwell Superior Mineral County Teachers’ Institute K. K Selena Adams Lois Bailey Marlyn Barloga Elsie Brinkman Barbara Brockbank Rosa Lee Brown Irene Ericson Violet Burns Ruth Fridley Catherine Hickson Marcella Jones Helen Knutson Audrey Paulson Alice Pecharich Helen Sprout Bette Wheir Normal

District Convention of Legion Set for Saturday

The legion district convention and auxiliary gathering are planned with events at St James guild hall and city hall auditorium. George M. Gosman chairs the local committee with T E Gilbert T Lee McCracken and C A Beckler coordinating. Armistice day plans were also outlined including morning patriotic exercises football game banquet and public dance led by E W Bond D W Paddock Parke T Scott C A Beckler George R Baker Louis Schmittroth Walter Stamm and Scotty Tait.

St. James Guild Hall City Hall George M. Gosman T. E. Gilbert T. Lee McCracken C. A. Beckler E. W. Bond D. W. Paddock Parke T. Scott George R. Baker Louis Schmittroth Walter Stamm Scotty Tait

Grant couple visit Dillon early this week

Mr and Mrs Al Longseth of Grant visited Dillon during the first of the week.

al Longseth of Grant Dillon

Two Killed in Plane Crash Sunday

A Beavorhead county tragedy ends in wreckage as Polish the pilot dies with two Reichle ranch workers aboard during a high wind flight. The right wing failed on approach. 3:20 p.m. timepiece marks the moment. Both Polish and Mrs Polish buried amid large community services. An inquest was held by Coroner James E. Phillips.

Joseph Polish Rudolph Polish Reichle Robert E. Wright Polish Butte Willis Hand William Smith Dillon Harry Colfer Warren Stone Beaverhead County Beaverhead Matt Polish Rudolph Matt John Detroit Evelyn Jensen Rifle, Colo Mary Sabina Agnes Nample Wayne Arbour St. Rose Catholic Church Timothy Clifford Lima Mountain View Cemetery Christian Science Church James E. Phillips

Court House Repair Job Accepted and Abandoned Road Petition

The court recommends abandoning a public road as of no future public benefit. A final hearing is set for 10:00 a.m. Tuesday, Nov 2, 1987, with notice to adjacent property owners including W. J. Tope and the Willey family and Galena National Bank. Carson Brothers are released from bond after satisfactory staining work on the courthouse. total contract cost was 1,484.40 dollars.

W. J. Tope Arthur Klessig Percy R Asa C. Willey Galena National Bank James M Mack Messrs Alma Alva Carson Carson Brothers County Board of Public Welfare

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Public Serv. Board Girl Scouts Farley Ann Sothern Jack Haley Mary Boland Edward Everett Walter Wanger Joan Bennett Warner Baxter Helen Vinson Mischauer Lancer George Sanders Dolores del Rio Peter Lorre Lynne Overman Roscoe W.A.A. Variety Hazelbaker Sale AHEA Pat Chevrolet College Street District Convention OF Legion Court House Elmer Selway First National Bank Northwest Bancorporation Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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