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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1932

Page

2

Dillon Visitors Noted Among Local Citizens And Guests

William S. Tash and other officials visited Dillon during the double holiday. Judge Bennett returned from Pennsylvania and various locals hosted relatives and friends. A restraining order was filed against J C Ferguson. The report also covers travel to Spokane Pocatello Yellowstone and Chicago, a marriage in Idaho, and a rock injury to Mrs. Tovey.

William S. Tash Republican County Central Committee Dillon Lyman H. Bennett Pennsylvania Karl Tash Russell Harrison Polaris Virginia Lou Tovey W. D. Tovey Wilma Colfer Spokane H. E. Andrus

Divorce Granted and Local Social News Roundup

Hilda Bechler received a divorce from A. Bechler by Judge Lyman H. Bennett. Mrs. J. H. Gilbert and Mrs. John Collins plan to host the St. James guild at Mrs. Gilbert’s home. James Jackson hosted nearly 30 guests for a Dillmont park family reunion. Mrs. Claude Lay and Minnie Gordon won permanent waves at Dillmont park dances. Dillon-Bannack and Madison valley split games during the Dillon rodeo. Lucile Anderson and Roger Cosgrove visited from Pocatello. R. M. Cosgrove and family visited George Strub of Butte. Frank Little left for Corvallis to resume studies at Oregon Agricultural College.

J. H. Gilbert John Collins St. James Guild Gilbert James Jackson Dillmont Park Claude Lay Minnie Gordon Dillon-Bannack Madison Valley Dillon Lucile Anderson Roger Cosgrove Pocatello R. M. Cosgrove George Strub Butte Frank Little Oregon Agricultural College Corvallis

Livestock Situation Urges Strong Support For Youth Exhibitors

The piece argues fairs should emphasize education, especially youth participation, in breeding and livestock. It warns that entertainment focus undermines learning and urges strong moral support for boys and girls to become skilled farmers and stockmen of the future.

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Mining Students Field Survey Trip Near Butte

A party of 25 Montana School of Mines sophomores, led by Prof. A. E. Adem, left for Maiden Rock, 25 miles south of Butte, for a four week field survey in plane surveying. The camp location tests both plane and topographic methods as part of second year engineering coursework. They will return in time to register.

Maiden Rock Butte

Chicago diver Jane Fauntz crowned beauty among athletes

Chicago diver Jane Fauntz, third in Olympic diving finals, wins beauty honors among top athletes. Swimming director Mrs. Lillian Winter Reilly shares training, diet, and discipline secrets, praising balanced nutrition, sleep, and consistent hard work as key to athletic poise and charm.

Jane Fauntz Chicago Lillian Winter Reilly Illinois Women's Athletic Club Jane

Vacation Wardrobes Shrink With Air Travel And Style

As airplanes, cruises, and car tours redefine travel, vacation wardrobes become compact and versatile. The trend favors a tweed travelling suit, three dresses, and lightweight accessories instead of dozens of outfits. Nail polish and color shifts add variety without bulk.

Rockefellers Back Repeal Of Prohibition In Fresh Break

John D Rockefeller Jr a renowned philanthropist and teetotaler supports repeal of the 18th amendment marking a sharp shift in stance for a leading industrial and charitable family. His move follows decades of prohibition era support tied to moral and civic reform.

John D. Rockefeller, Jr

Beaverhead County to Close Registry Books for 1932 Election

Notice under Montana election law that Beaverhead County Registry Books close at 5 p m Friday September 23 for the general election to be held Tuesday November 8, 1932. Electors may register at the County Clerk’s office in Dillon in the courthouse.

Montana Beaverhead County State of Montana Dillon Mon

Voter Registration Notice Issued in Beaverhead County Montana

In Dillon Montana on August 24 1932 County Clerk Albert B Baker announces the closing of Registry Books and urges electors who did not vote in the November 4 1930 General Election and have not registered since to register to be eligible to vote. The notice is dated Dillon Montana and bears the Beaverhead County seal.

Precin Dillon Montana A. D Albert Baker Beaverhead County State of

Amendment to Montana voting qualifications proposed

1932 Montana act seeks to amend Article IX Section 2 of the state constitution. It sets residency and citizenship requirements for voters and adds tax payer proof for levy or debt questions. Separate ballots apply at the November 1932 election with affirmative and negative options.

State of Montana Legislative Assembly United States United States OF America State OF Montana Ss. I W. E. Harmon Helena E. Harmonn

Notice to Creditors Pennington Ford Estate

Administratrix Ella Ford calls all creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within four months after the first publication to Rodgers Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County. First publication August 31 1932.

Pennington Ford Rodgers & Collins Poindexter Block Dillon Montana Beaverhead County

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THE Dillon Examiner Examiner Mary Baker Idalina Knudson John Cosgrove C. M. Ladue Sheridan Luella Stickney Beaverhead Faulkton D. D C. E. Stickney Glen Foster Mrs. Henry Olson Fred Hirschey, Sr Ia Dillon Harold Holmes Holmes John Lanner Hugh L. McCaleb Billings A. G. Wiliams Small Idaho Dolores Williams Phil Gauchay E. G. Free Mary Louise White Yellowstone Park Emerson Hughes Grant Thomas Sillers Charles Hartwig Hartwig W. B. Hartwig Vilas BE. Prater St. Anthony Phyllis Alston T. J. Simons Presbyterian Church W.O D. Tovey Dell G. T. Paul Frank New York City Paul Frigidaire Elizabeth Ryan Helen Wills Moody Wittall Betty Nuthall Hyde Park England George V W. Willems Hilda Bechler A. Bechler J. A. McNaughton Dillon, Montana Montana School of Mines Prof A. E. Adem Beauty Rose Legals Hether Kodak Geo. M. Gosman Rexall U.S Mountain States Telephone & Telegraph Co Carl B. Taylor Optometrist Tribune Book Geo. L. Routledge, M. D Ella Ford Arte
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