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Newspaper
Dillon Examiner
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1936
Page
4
Voters are reminded that registration for the forthcoming general election must be completed by September 18. The notice urges eligible residents to check eligibility and submit required forms before the deadline. Local election officials emphasize online and in person options for registration.
At a Dillon area meeting in Beaverhead County officials reported fish planting totals for the past season within 40 miles of Dillon. The count reached 577,900 fingerlings and fry with 206,200 natives 171,700 rainbow and 200,000 grayling. State authorities released 225 pheasants in the valley during summer. A note warns that residents who failed to vote in November 1984 must re register.
Mrs W H Mitchell Mrs Florence Backus and Mrs William Mitchell Jr returned from a Wyom ing auto trip. Mr and Mrs Douglas Thomas left for Great Falls after visiting Mr and Mrs C P Thomas. Mrs Emerson Elderkin of Missoula visits mother Mrs Mary Judge. William Lloyd and baby returned from Grand Coulee dam vacation. Congressman Joseph P Monaghan to speak at Dillon Townsend club Friday. Tom Morrow a Stanford student visits his parents. Miss Jane Waldorf leaves for Columbia Mo to enroll at Junior Stephens college of music. Mrs Dorothy Ring of Long Beach Calif visits her mother. Miss Sadie Ford and mother head to San Francisco for business college. Mr and Mrs Sam Wilkinson and daughter Helen visit Deer Lodge relatives. Mrs Homer Faust returns from Bozeman. Morton Elliott of Whitefish visits his Dillon parents. Mr and Mrs A J Wedum of Long Beach Calif formerly Dillon visit. Miss Jane Herndon of Washington DC visits her parents. Margaret BD Gordon granted divorce from Doyle Gordon. Mr and Mrs Dewey Marchesneau and family spend Monday in Dillon from Grasshopper valley. Mr and Mrs Gebhard Fassler and three daughters of Melroge spend Sunday in Dillon.
Douglas H Thomas of Dillon marries Miss Aileen Barker of Great Falls in a noon ceremony at St John s English Lutheran Church. Rev Gordon Olson officiated before about 125 guests. After a breakfast at Hotel Rainbow and a reception at the O Reilly home, the couple will live in Great Falls at Lexington apartments.
The Hazelbaker campaign establishes a state wide club at the Hazelbaker building rear to unite Democrats and Republicans. The club aims to be a major campaign force with cross party meetings while pledging support for Beaverhead’s candidate for governor. Hazelbaker heads to Thompson Falls for a rally and will tour the region with Earl T. Vance, noted Montana aviator and supporter.
Railroads plan to spend 690 million dollars in 1920 on new cars locomotives and equipment with substantial funds allocated for fuel and wages to sustain American industry and transport.
More pupils than usual join the primary building as the new term begins. The article lists instructors across the training school including principal Earl Fairbanks and staff for junior high, intermediate, and primary grades, with supervisors overseeing four to eight grades and music and art programs.
The county demonstration clubs gathered for a revue judged by Vera Melvyn and Mrs. Henry Deutsch. Billie Baxter performed piano numbers while Jane Gravely and Ileen Gordon of Armstead did a tap dance with Rosa Lee Brown. Nell McKnight accompanied assembly singing and Josephine Pollock spoke on textiles old and new.
Dillon Rotary Club will hear Dr. J. B. Parker of the Hamilton Laboratory speak on Rocky Mountain tick and tick fever at the next meeting. Guests include E W Bond E M Gibson George E Palmer and Dean Line with Charles H Niblack as chairman.
Johnson, republican candidate for lieutenant governor, will also attend the rally in Beaverhead county where he drew strong support in the primary. The itinerary aims to have Hazelbaker at his home county event. Dr. H H Scarborough, eye sight specialist, will be at the Andrus hotel Wednesday afternoon Sept 30 and Thursday until 5 PM Oct 1. consult him.
The Legion Auxiliary held its first Yhar meeting chaired by W. F. Cashmore with a slate of committee chairs for Finance Poppy Day Rehabilitation Publicity Fidac Americanism and national defense Legislative Community service Membership Child welfare Radio and music Junior auxiliary manager Girl Scout representative. A social session followed at Mrs Hovren’s home with a program on national music led by J C Jeppson and Poole at the piano as Berniece Metlen and J W Walters read song histories.
A North of Dillon company robbery case ends with a prison sentence for the suspect. Lee Hoerning, the manager, reported the incident and ongoing investigation details.
About 100 gallons of gas and a case of something were missing, a check up revealed eight padlocks on storage tanks broken. The same night a Dell gas sto report reached the sheriff office. A quantity of gas was robbed according to investigators.
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