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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1936

Page

6

Henry Elling the Montana Bank King of Virginia City

A biography of Henry Elling, early Montana financier. From penniless immigrant and Kansas mercantile partner to Virginia City banking pivot, Elling built a private bank, backed mines and ranches, and shaped Madison County wealth before his fortune faded with the mining era.

Virginia City Henry Elling Long Montana United States Missouri Madison County Helena Butte Kansas Elling Merny Fortune St. Louis Easton Mining Co Boss Tweed Group of Mines Pony District Boston W. W. Morris San Francisco

Nine Miles More of Improved Road for Route to Idaho Line

The state highway commission announces contracts for grading graveling and oiling a 9 mile stretch on the Happy's Inn section of No 2 highway between Kalispell and Libby to be let Oct 2. Completion leaves 28 miles of No 2 route unfinished with Kalispell to Libby and Libby to the state line still not funded.

Idaho Line Happy’s Inn Kalispell Libby State Highway Commission State Line Commission

High Tension Line Causes Death of Refinery Worker

Frank H. Jones, 31, a Hole Brothers refinery employee, died after an automobile collision left a high tension line sagging. He was walking to meet his wife when he passed under the wire, stumbled, and his head struck the live line. His death was instantaneous.

Cut Bank Frank H. Jones Hole Brothers

Montana Historical Highway Signs Spark LA Times Column

The Los Angeles Times column Sparks, Plugs, Bumpers discusses Montana historical highway markers. The writer condemns political signs marring scenery and urges California to imitate Montana by marking landmarks and conveying local history to visitors.

Montana Los Angeles Times California

Baker High to Add Auditorium and Gym Space

Approval received for a WPA grant of 14768 funds a 32818 addition to Baker High. Built in 1916 the existing school lacks PE facilities for 180 students. the new 80 by 97 foot wing will serve as gym and auditorium with a small kitchen locker rooms two classrooms office and showers.

Baker

Man and wife hurt in Alberta auto crash near Marion

Mr and Mrs Frank Shire of Cayley Alberta Canada were injured with fractured knee caps and cuts when their car collided with a truck near Marion. State patrolmen arrested Marland Kelly the truck driver on a reckless driving charge. Daniel Webster great orator of his day is mentioned with childhood recital difficulty due to bashfulness.

Frank Shire Cayley Alta Canada Marion Marland Kelly

Delegates Visit Fort Peck Dam From World Power Conference

About 250 engineers and their wives from many nations visited the Fort Peck dam project for a thorough inspection. They arrived by two special trains during the World Power Conference in Washington. Guides led seven bus loads through the site, with tours of laboratories and tunnel areas as part of the visit.

Fort Peck Washington Glasgow

Mines envoy Walker attends Harvard tercentenary event

Frank C. Walker, a Mines School envoy and former Roosevelt party member, attended Harvard University’s tercentenary celebration as a guest of President Franklin D. Roosevelt after receiving an invitation from James B. Conant.

Francis A. Thomson Butte School of Mines James B. Conant Mines School Harvard Thomson Frank C. Walker Frank Walker School of Mines Washington Roosevelt Cambridge

North Montana College opens new women's dormitory in Havre

The Northern Montana college at Havre dedicates a $200000 four story women's residence hall as the first new building on campus. East Hall, once the city pump house, houses classrooms while Pershing science hall remains the oldest building, built from Fort Assinniboine materials. The residence includes student rooms on the second and third floors dining and staff areas on the ground floor. The scene ends with a vignette about 1880s bonnet fashion and a quip about Britain's queen.

Montana Havre East Hall Pershing Science Hall Old Fort Assinniboine

Roads in Good Shape Across Montana Say Officials

The Montana highway commission notes all main roads remain in good condition with only brief sections under repair or construction.

Montana Highway Commission

Park to Park road completed links Helena to Choteau

Advocates of good roads from Helena Augusta and Wolf Creek gathered at Choteau to celebrate the Augusta Choteau link completion. Mayors Roberts Burns and Fisher spoke on local benefits as engineers outlined Montana's highway program.

Helena Augusta Wolf Creek Choteau Augusta-Choteau Glacier Yellowstone National Parks Albert J. Roberts Arthur, Burns George Fisher Don McKinnon State Highway Commission E. B. Donohue

Plan to repay aid by voluntary work under new scheme

A plan is under review allowing relief recipients to repay funds through work at prevailing wage on projects chosen by the resettlement administration. Participation is voluntary and not required for grant receipt. hours are calculated by grant amount divided by the hourly wage. Kansas in Sioux means "People of the South Winds."

Resettlement Administration FRA Denver Kansas

4 H Club Youths Bid on Flying D Shorthorn Calves

Montana 4 H club youngsters will bid for 25 top Shorthorn steer calves from the Flying D ranges at Montana State College purebred dispersion sale.

Montana Montana State College

Harvard Med Fac Diploma Fool Real Czar of Russia

In 1824 Harvard’s Med Fac mock society sent the Czar of Russia a diploma he believed to be a degree from the university. He acknowledged the gift with a set of surgical instruments which the genuine medical faculty accepted as a joke.

Harvard Med. Fac Russia

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