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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1935

Page

1

Women club session held in Butte hotel

Representatives from Business and Professional Women clubs across Kalispell Helena Anaconda Deer Lodge and Dillon attended the northern district convention in Butte with Margaret Clifford of Kalispell present as president. Breakfast at the Andrus Hotel followed by a round table on money lending and educational loans with Julia Jener presiding.

Itte Anaconda Helena Deerdge Dillon Stern

Sacred concert delights large crowd at St Rose church

A large audience enjoyed a sacred concert Sunday afternoon at St Rose Catholic Church in Butte and Dillon, directed by Father F X Lechner. The program featured Mrs James Imming and chorus, Fritz Lenz, Mrs J C Jeppson, Margaret McMahon, Hugo Kenck, Dr W H Saphan, Mildred aberg, Mrs Cum as, and several soloists and a mixed quartet.

St. Rose Catholic Church Suny Butte Dillon F. X. Lechner Neval James Imming Israel Fritz Lenz Hugo Kenck W. Haphan Nuxtins Lahiff Mildred Aberg Mia. Cumas Lord Jeppson W. G. Gilbert Stephan H. D. Jewett

Veterans Banquet in Lima Next Saturday Evening

Beaverhead post of the American Legion hosts veterans from southern county at Lima Nov. 2 banquet. Commander Guy D. Combes J. C. Wedum and Edgar B. Rife arranged plans after visiting Lima. Dillon will assemble at 6 p.m. and Thomas B. Gilbert will speak on veterans welfare and Legion aims.

Lima Beaverhead American Legion Guy D. Combes J.C. Wedum Edgar B. Rife Peat Hotel Thomas B. Gilbert Dillon Montana Legion Legion Combes George R. Baker

County Board Holds Regular Monthly Meet

County records show expenses listed for numerous officials and services including justice payments to George Opp Louis Stahl L. Ford Jr and James B H Burt, with items from Dillon Water Works Dart Hardware Graeter-Waldorf and others. Additional entries cover board and prisoner costs J A McCollum repairs John Skavdahl Carl Mast dentistry Nell Doyle mileage May Sprinkle exam Adelaide Gelhaus and state reimbursements plus Industrial Accident Board assessment and B R Williams mileage. Continued on page 4.

T. E. Gilbert George Opp Justice Louis Stahl Ford Jr James BH. Burt Constable Dillon Water Works Dart Hardware Co Graeter-Waldorf Co Eliel Brothers J. A. McCollum John Skavdahl Carl T. Mast W. J. Romersa Dentistry Dillon Furniture Co Nell Doyle Sprinkle Adelaide Gelhaus Adelaide Gelhaus, @Xam Silver Bow County Mont State T. B. San Industrial Accident Board B. R. Williams

Free Ice Rink Planned for Dillon This Winter

State leaders of the Order of Rainbow for Girls visited Dillon for their regular meeting at the Masonic hall. Guests included Mrs. Maude Bolton, Mrs. Infe Reutter, and Miss Geraldine Casfl. A Dillon winter ice rink is expected at the fairgrounds, to be flooded from a city fire hydrant and supervised by volunteer firefighters, with work to begin in a few days.

Order of Rainbow For Girls Dillon Assembly Maude Bolton Infe Reutter Havre Dillon Harold M. Johnson D. A. Galt Fairgrounds

Funeral for Frank Francis Held in Wisdom Church

The funeral for Frank Francis, who died at his brother Fred’s home in Darby, was conducted in Wisdom Church with Don Anson officiating. He is remembered for a love of nature, with scripture and poetry readings, and a simple service. Pallbearers were nephews. attendees traveled from Estes Park, Willow Creek, and other areas. Born 1867 in LaPorte Indiana, he taught in the Big Hole and Wyoming in earlier years.

Wisdom Frank Francis Fred Darby Wisdom Church Don Anson Francis Jack Paddock Isle Fred Holman Don Wallace Francis Harry Rutledge Jim Joe Francis Walter Finn Inlaw Estes Park Colo Fred Rutledge Willow Creek Mont LaPart Ind Big Hole Wyoming

Girl Scout Council Adopts Camp Attendance Rules

Dillon Girl Scout council votes to publish attendance rules for camp at Butte next summer. Rules require 75 percent attendance if the committee pays part of camp expenses and two or more approved acts of community service such as dinners, banquets, church ushering, parades, or PTA programs.

Girl Scout Local Council Dillon Butte

Junior Choir of St James Church Debuts with 26 Members

The newly organized junior choir of St James Episcopal church gave its first public appearance during Sunday service. The group comprises 26 members including Monte Melton Paul Decker and Eloise Olmated among others, spanning tenor soprano alto baritone and bass roles.

St. James Episcopal Church Monte Melton Paul Decker Robert Hoffstor Warren Semple Eloise Olmated Jane Waldorf Leong ‘Cashmore Marjorie Opp Sue Tragitt Dorothy McCulley Jane Stallings Marjorie Décker June Patrick Jeanne Covall Elizabeth Wilkinson Helen Randolph Anne Belle Hartwig Lois

Beaverhead County Federation Meets in Wise River

The Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs held a successful Saturday meeting in Wise River with the Wise River club as hostess. Mrs Warren Hughes chaired the Wise River committee that supervised arrangements and pledged support for county nurses and agents.

Wisdom Beaverhead

Irene Bond Appointed New Violin Instructor at Normal College

Miss Irene Bond becomes music violin instructor at the Normal college with degrees from the University of Kansas in arts and music education. She has directed glee club chorus orchestra and taught public school music. Superintendent Charles Henry elected vice-president of the southwest division of the Montana Education Association at the Anaconda meeting.

Irene Bond Normal College University of Kansas Assembly Montana Education Association Anaconda Genevieve Albertson Miles City Robert E. Albright Great Falls Rush Jordan Mildred Taylor Sargent Frances Wheeler Plentywood Charles Henry Southwest Division of Henry The Southwest Sheldon E. Davis Lee R. Light

Winter's Here in Beaverhead County Reports Coldest Listen

Beaverhead county residents awoke to subzero readings from 8 to 12 below in low areas while higher regions saw colder temperatures. An all day snowstorm yesterday blanketed the area with corner case winds and forecast further deep freezes as thermometers sank.

Beaverhead

Teachers Name Charles Henry President Friday

Three Dillon educators who attended Montana Education Association sectional meetings spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner. Dr. Sheldon B. Davis discussed earthquake observations in Helena and the Great Falls meeting, while Dr. Robert B. Albright reported on the Miles City eastern division gathering and overall world situation sentiment.

Davis Henry Albright Rotary Club Dillon Montana Education Association Dillon Rotary Club Anaconda Great Falls Miles City Sheldon B. Davis the Normal College Helena Montana Education Association Association

Dillon Educators Play Key Roles at Anaconda Convention

Charles Henry, superintendent of the Normal College training school, was elected president of the Montana Education Association's southwestern district at Anaconda sessions. Emma Williamson of Butte was acting president, with Stanley Griffiths of Butte as first vice president and Florence Burke of Anaconda as second vice president. Beaverhead teachers and Normal College instructors also participated in district meetings in Great Falls and Miles City, with Dr. Sheldon E. B. Davis and Dr. Robert E. Albright attending northern events.

Charles Henry Association Anaconda Robert B. Albright The Normal College Miles City Albright Normal College Training School Montana Education Association Emma Williamson Butte Stanley Griffiths Florence Burke Elizabeth Shotwell Dillon Edwin Eagle Beaverhead County Beaverhead Great Falls Sheldon EB. Davis Robert E. Albright

Meat Cutting Lessons In Wisdom And Wise River

Demonstrations on meat cutting and canning will be led by I M C Anderson Montana extension livestock specialist and Lillian Stone home demonstration agent at Wisdom community hall tomorrow at 10 30 and at Wise River home of Mrs Frank Husted Friday morning. Attendees should bring a lunch. Anderson will show beef cutting methods and cuts while Stone demonstrates canning roasts steaks meat loaf liver paste luncheon tongue and heart goulash in glass and tin. The session mirrors a Dillon demonstration from last winter.

Wisdom Wise River I. M. C. Anderson Montana Lillian Stone Frank Husted Anderson Miss Stone Dillon

Dell 4-H Club Elects New Officers led by Rachel Birrer

Rachel Birrer was elected president of the Dell 4-H club at a recent meeting. Julia Poe became vice president, Mary Hansen secretary, Gertrude Knox treasurer, and Alta Renfro yell and song leader. Mrs Joe Dowling and Nellie McKnight are club leaders. Lillian Stone attended as home demonstration agent. Other members include Helen Mc Jewel Poe Janetta Peterson Alice Ninch Theo Hackett Jean Gravely Astra Hansen Anna Hansen Knox Ruby Birrer Mary McNinch and Effie Dell Brothers.

Rachel Birrer Julia Poe Mary Hansen Gertrude Knox Alta Renfro Joe Dowling Nellie McKnight Lillian Stone Helen McJewel Poe Janetta Peterson Alice Ninch

Beavers Dominate Boulder High in Home Gridiron Win

Beaverhead county high school's grid squad crushed Jefferson high of Boulder 27 0 in their first home game at the fairgrounds Saturday afternoon. Scorers include EH Smith Bob Lee Don Wheat and V Gibbons with Gibbons Wheat and Lee adding extra points. Next up is Anaconda high followed by Livingston on Nov 9. Normal Bulldogs also beat Birch Creek CCC 26 6 at the fairgrounds. CCC to play Dillon Independents next Sunday.

Beaverhead County Jefferson High Boulder Beavers Fairgrounds EH. Smith Bob Lee Don Wheat V. Gibbons Focal Wheat Lee Carl Ross L. A. Gregory's Anaconda High Livingston Bulldogs Ighter Birch Creek CCC Dillon Independents

Federal funds approved for Montana State Normal College dorms

The state board of education in Helena authorized a $181,118 federal loan and grant for rehabilitating three residence halls at Montana State Normal College. $100,000 is a loan and $81,000 a grant. bonds at 4 percent will meet the loan, maturing in 1965. Construction bids are to be advertised immediately for thorough reconstruction and interior changes aided by the Metlen bill.

Montana State Normal College State Board of Education Hoelona Metlen

Episcopal Women Auxiliary District Session Held in Dillon

Members of the eighth district of the Episcopal Women's Auxiliary of the Montana diocese met in Dillon with delegates from Twin Bridges Sheridan Virginia City Ennis Jeffers the Big Hole basin. State president Mrs Frank Hasking of Butte spoke at a luncheon after a St James church service led by Rev H N Tragitt. District president Mrs T BE Gilbert presided. visitor Mrs Mary Shaw of Wisdom attended.

Episcopal Women’s Auxiliary Montana Dillon Twin Bridges Sheridan Virginia City Ennis Jeffers Big Hole Basin Frank Hasking Butte Women’s Auxiliary Guild Hall St. James Episcopal Church H. N. Tragitt T. BE. Gilbert of

Beaverhead Ranchers Vote For Hog Control Continuation

Beaverhead county ranchers voted overwhelmingly to continue the federal corn hog control program in a statewide referendum held Saturday. Of 29 contract signers voting, three opposed the question, while four of five non-contract signers supported the program. Votes were cast at Luther Smith’s home, secretary of the Beaverhead Corn-Hog Control Association.

Beaverhead Luther Smith Beaverhead Corn-Hog Control Association Beaverhead Wheat Production Control

Big Hole Basin Youth Wins National FFA Judging

Joe Ritschel of Big Hole Basin Beaverhead County High School won first place in a horses and mules judging contest at the national Future Farmers of America meeting in Kansas City last week. Teammate Wallis- Banning also part of Montana team to represent the state in national judging contests with Ritschel serving as state leader in official capacity.

Joe. Ritschel Big Hole Basin Beaverhead County Montana Future Farmers Future ‘Farmers of America Kansas City Ritschel Wallis- Banning Montana

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P. W. Lubs ITV Argaret Clifford Eakfast Andrus Hotel St. James Guild Hall Mrs St. Rose’s Church Gilbert County Board Tate Leaders of Order of Rainbow Dillon Visitors Masonic Gelt Hika Rotary F. Francis St. James Church D.a.bergeson Ray Leverich Frances Robinson Charles' Henry Dell 4-H Beavers Crush Boulder Squad High School Eleven Montana State Board Federal Fund Mary Shaw of Beaverhead Ranchers
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