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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 20, 1933

Page

4

Montana announces duck and game seasons for 1933

The state fish and game commission in Helena sets open seasons Oct 1 to Nov 30 for migratory waterfowl with a 12 daily bag limit and 24 possession limit, plus a 10 day possession rule. Pheasants and Hungarian partridges have county by county rules. elk deer run Oct 15 to Nov 15. goat season Sept 20 to Oct 20 in Ravalli county. trapping season Dec 1 to Apr 15. bear requires a big game license.

State Fish and Game Commission Helena Beaverhead Deer Lodge Granite Jefferson Madison Meagher Mineral Musselshell Powell Silver Bow Big Horn County Wolf Mountains Broadwater Custer County Rosebud Sweet Grass County Dixon Montana Fish and Game Department Rocky Mountain Ravalli County Bitterroot River

Man Killers and Sucker Money at Hartwig Theater

A special short subject Man Killers will screen with Sucker Money at the Hartwig theater Tuesday. It showcases rodeo action with world champions roping, riding wild horses and steers, plus cattle range sports. The film features Bill Pickett battling a wild Mexican steer and throwing it by biting. described as a bold frontier feat.

Hartwig Theater Pendeton Cheyenne Bill Pickett Pickett

President's Emergency Re-employment Campaign Outline

The plan aims to add 5 to 6 million workers within six weeks via 8 million agreements, with employers possibly shortening hours and adjusting minimum wages. The program links to the National Recovery Act, promotes the Blue Eagle insignia, and outlines wage and hour rules for various employer types and city sizes to expand payrolls and purchase power.

United States Uncle Sam Johnson Chambers of Commerce No. 2 No. 3 National Recovery Administration Washington N.R.A Recovery Administration

Faust Returns from California Visit to East Beach

A. J. Faust, a well known former rancher from the east beach area, arrived late last week from California.

California A. J. Faust East Beach

Acousticon Offers Hearing Hope for Deafened People

A new compact device called the acousticon has been perfected to help deafened individuals hear. It detours the defective ear mechanism and sends sound vibrations through the skull to the hearing nerves, with an inset showing the device in place on the head.

Dillon residents engage in business and travel across states

I B Haviland visits to oversee Thompson Mining in Pioneer camp. Wheat family and Jane Herndon return from Chicago after a fair. Milton Davidson of Los Angeles, a former Dillon resident, attends to local business. Hoerning family travels from San Bernardino to Salt Lake City to visit relatives. Harold Blinn leaves for Pullman to teach at Washington State College. Simonds family heads to Wisconsin to visit relatives. Squires family travels to Nebraska for a two week vacation. Lloyd, Nelson, and Giles plan a northern state trip. Gordon family motor trips to Tennessee to visit kin. Mamie Hoffman returns from Mayo Clinic in Rochester after weeks of care.

Milton Davidson Los Angeles Davidson Dillon San Bernardino Eddie Hoerning Salt Lake City D. L. Hoerning Margaret Hoerning William Lloyd Ernest Nelson Norman Giles Zurich Great Falls

Prairie mourners attend Brenner funeral

Prairie attendees at the funeral of the late Mrs. Brenner included Mr. and Mrs. Frank Blair, Mr. and Mrs. 8. B. Howell, Mr. and Mrs. John Peterson, Joseph Chaput, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Rand, Roberts, Frank Esterwald, Mr. and Mrs. James Mansfield, Mrs. Tom Pierce, and others.

Prairie Brenner Frank Blair 8. B. Howell John Peterson Joseph Chaput Marcus Rand Roberts Frank Esterwald James Mansfield Tom Pierce

Joneses Visit Foote Home On Maywood Trip

Mr and Mrs T W Jones are guests at the F E Foote home after driving from Maywood Illinois and plan to motor to California before returning.

Mrs. T. W. Jones F. E. Foote Maywood Ill California

Boy Crafts 1903 Oldsmobile Miniature for Exhibit

Chicago youth Charles A. Freund built an 18 inch model of a curved dash Oldsmobile. The 20 year old spent 1 218 hours on the scale model, which mirrors details including brass lamps and leather seat. It sits with the Oldsmobile exhibit at the Century of Progress.

General Motors Century of Progress Chicago Oldsmobile Charles A. Freund Freund Fisher Craftsmen’s Guild Chicago Fair America

Tonight Is Ours shines with Frederic March and Claudette Colbert

Frederic March, recent Academy Award winner for best actor, teams with Claudette Colbert in the Noel Coward stage adaptation Tonight Is Ours at the Hartwig Theatre this Sunday and Monday. Anson Skipworth leads a strong supporting cast under director Stuart Walker as the Paris set romantic comedy unfolds with wit and passion.

Frederic March Academy of Motion Picture Arts ,and Sciences Claudette Colbert Noel Coward Hartwig Theater Coward Paris March Miss Colbert Anson Skipworth Arthur Byron Paul Cavanagh Stuart Walker Star Maker

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Beaverhead County Dillon Examiner Claudia Faust School of Dancing Studio 214 S. Rife Saginaw, Mich Saginaw Bermuda Long Island Sound Oaria Shockley Bannack I. B. Haviland Thompson Mining Company Pioneer Camp Kenneth Wheat Harold Wheat Jane Herndon Harrison Kellum Pullman Harold Blinn Pullman, Wash Washington State College Wisconsin al Simonds Nebraska W. G. Squires Wilbur Squires Horse Tennessee W. R. Gordon Doyle Gordon Berlin Gordon Rochester Mamie Hoffman Mayo Clinic Illinois BOY Designs
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