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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1932
Page
4
Work progresses on construction of a new church by Dillon Lutherans at the county courthouse site. A parsonage is planned to accompany the church, with rapid development noted in the continued report.
Co. E. Blinn entertained many friends Friday night for his son Harold who leaves Sunday for Pullman to serve as an instructor at Washington State College. Cards were played and refreshments were served.
Beaverhead County adults seek work on a highway project under a new employment committee organized by the American Legion Post. The plan requires the contractor to hire from local lists, favor ex veterans with dependents, and pay established wage rates for various skilled and unskilled jobs. Payrolls must be filed with the engineer with names and residences.
Beautiful full fashioned pure silk hose offered in new fall colors at Baldwin's with prices starting at 75 cents and up.
A directive outlines that workers are paid by the hour for skilled and unskilled labor and that the class of work, rate, hours, and county of origin must be recorded. It prohibits deviations from the hourly pay standard and applies to contractor employment alike.
The article lists allocations for a national forest fund, split by state. California leads with 829,566 dollars, Oregon 773,121, Idaho 614,336, Illinois 478,000, Vermont 1,910 and Mississippi 1,967 also receive amounts, with Montana 480,381 and other states totalizing the rest.
Doctor Brooks praises Doctor Davis for its practical approach and clear guidance. The review highlights Davis as a strong teacher who extends his classroom to readers and supports points with relatable illustrations from experience.
A long list of student names associated with various towns and institutions appears on the normal roll. Read as a roll call style item noting individuals from Dillon, Manhattan, Great Falls, Helena, and other locales.
A roster of individuals linked to Dillon and surrounding towns includes Genevieve Squires Helen Ida Best Mary Lee Tower Grace Brophy Walter Harriet Grass Adella Merkling Margaret Thompson Floyd Horton Ruby Biller Wallace Forsgren Marion Lyons Grace Marshall Harriette Newman Nannie Sorrells Alfred Taft Margaret Davis Alice Hogan Joseph Lucier Lewis Rutter Christine Veltkamp Sam Cappious Hether Enseleit Alice Grass Thomas Case Grace Garrison Carrie Son Neihart Evelyn Sutton Beatrice Tomlinson Claude Yates Vera Schulz Bertha Wiseman Ebba Anderson Gem Cox Grace Elsass Adeline Hanelt Della May Osborn Margaret Cummings Alice Klimas Evelyn Lane Three Forks.
The Bishop unit lists 21 members and a schedule of DAR programs centered on Great American figures. Readings include Great American Scientists and Inventors by Carolyn White, Great American Artists and Authors, and Great American Engineers with talks by various members. Officers for the year are Luebben as regent, McFadden as vice-regent, Woodside as treasurer, Bimrose as registrar, Anderson as historian, and Jean Bishop as librarian.
Whitehall hosts Anaconda next Saturday as the season opener and will play Butte Central the following Saturday. The game aims to tune Beavers for an early season test and shaping up for the schedule.
Normal College announces autumn quarter starts September 26 with piano instruction expanding to training school and high school age pupils. Residence halls receive repairs and minor structural updates to ready for the new term. the 1932 summer honor list features 67 names for high academic achievement.
With less than a week left to register voters must visit the Clerk and Recorder Baker to place names on the election list. Republicans and Democrats press for broad registration ahead of the November 8 vote, targeting those who did not vote in 1930 or have just reached voting age.
General election details outline eligibility for those who turn of age before November 8 and those who voted in July. Registration agents are listed by precincts outside Dillon with named agents in Lakeview Lima Dell Armstead Bannack Argenta Jackson Wisdom Coolidge and Wise River among others.
Nimrods await the open season covering creeks and rivers as young birds mature. Protected species include sharp tailed grouse and prairie chicken. five birds may be taken over a three day period or in a single day.
The report notes Apollo lodge I O O F held its first meeting of the new season with strong attendance and plans for the year discussed. Dillon Lodge No 16 A F and A M met first time since May at the Masonic temple with good turnout. Neighbors of Woodcraft welcomed Margaret Powell of Butte and Lima circle guests at the Odd Fellows hall. Dillon Camp Modern Woodmen of America to hold regular meeting tonight at the Odd Fellows hall.
Governor Matson led the Rotary luncheon and discussed the group’s fellowship and service ideals. The assembly followed with informal discussions among board members, with President McCracken and Rev. Meeke in attendance. the meeting hosted by Matson was held in the afternoon.
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