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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Apr 04, 1935

Page

8

Townspeople debate Townsend plan at Buhrer school

The Glen P community held a Friday evening meeting at the Buhrer school house with Mrs. Medirath giving a talk on Making the Most of Resources. A debate followed on the Townsend plan, James McIlrath and Harriet Schuler opposing as the megatoe, judged by Frank Buhrer.

Glen’ P Buhrer Medirath Townsend Neil Cummins Mabel ‘Piccone James” McIlratham Harriet Schuler Frank’ Buhrer Elsie Garrison California Val Tadovich St. James Hospital Butte Petr Spritzer Carl Kambich Dillon Spritzer Ako Lowell Poole John Brakovec Tadovich

Birthday Celebration at Polaris Ranch for Billy Dean Harrison

Mrs George Harrison hosted a seventh birthday party at the ranch for Billy Dean Harrison with guests Genevieve Shannon Thornton Delia Jare Erwin Marchesseau Betty Allan Harrison Rose Marie Marchesseau Melba Lorraine Patty Harrison Evalyn Harrison and Gerald Harrison. Guests later included Mr and Mrs Frank Marchesseau Miss Beryl Harrison and Miss Helen Judge. Weather noted as snowy with subzero temps. other items mention purchases and visits in Dillon Armstead and Butte.

George Harrison Billy Dean Genevieve Shannon Thornton Delia Jare Erwin Marchesseau Betty Allan Harrison Rose Marie Marchesseau Melba Lorraine Patty Harrison Evalyn Harrison Gerald Harrison Frank Marchesseau Beryl Harrison Helen Judge Ralph Butte Angenta Jane Martin Amaconda Walter B. Smith Bozeman George Smith Carl L. Knoll Barbara Lee Hayes George Judge Joe Ryburn E. A. Marchesseau R.D. Marchesseau Dillon Charles Price Elkhorn Springs Price Adolph Pahnish Marchesseau Carroll Steers Armstead James Dodd

Montana Tourism Campaign Promotes Statewide Advertising

The Montana committee outlines a statewide ad push with ISIW papers in the east and middle west during April to June. It includes descriptive pamphlets, a photo contest with cash prizes, and coordinated follow ups through Montanans Inc to answer inquiries and drive tourism.

ISIW East Middle Wreast Montana State ‘Highway Commission Fish and Game Montanans, Inc Pacific Northwest Tourist Association Pacific Northwest Montanas, Inc

Rotary Lecture on India Highlights Citizenship Gains

Rotary speaker notes improvement under Salvation Army influence and government. T. E. Luebben reads district governor letter inviting Dillon club to Helena state convention in May. Dr. Robert E. Albright reports club attendance up. discusses business conditions and threats of strikes. Predictions touch on NRA, relief bill, bonus action, inflation. Observes England and Russia drawing together after Hitler. Rotary board elects T. E. Scuebben as president successor, with directors Albright Combes Wahl Eliel. Montana PMO meeting results cited with local delegates.

Salvation Army T. E. Luebben Dillon ‘Club Helena Robert E. Albright NRA England Russia Hitler Rotary Board T. E. Scuebben Robert Albright Guy Combes W. W. Wahl Lambert Eliel A. Bergeson Butte PMO Montana W. B. Hartwig Frank ‘Hazelbaker J. H. Gilbert

Grmal Debate Victory By Local School Over Billings Polytechnic

The Grmal debate organized by the State Normal College women's team concluded with the local school defeating Billings Polytechnic on Tuesday evening. The outcome marks a notable victory for the hometown team in a beam representation match.

State Normal College Billings Polytechnic

Dillon Visit By Augusta Couple Sparks Local Chats

Mrs J C Mannix and Dr and Mrs W B Kenck of Augusta stopped in Dillon Tuesday en route to Boulder Nevada. They paused to catch up with friends and share travel notes during their northern journey.

J. C. Mannix W. B. Kenck Augusta Boulder Guy Nevada Dillon

Yellowstone Emerges as Vast Wonder of Nature

Historical account describes Jim Bridger discovering Yellowstone. It outlines core features of the park including geysers like Old Faithful, 4000 hot springs, mud pots and mud volcanoes, and the Grand Canyon of the Yellowstone River. It notes Yellowstone spans over 3400 square miles across Wyoming Idaho and Montana with buffalo elk antelope and bears and multiple lodges and hotels for visitors.

Great Teton Range Wyoming Jim Bridger Yellowstone Civilization Virginia City Bridger Itherworld Union Pacific Entrance West Yellowstone Idaho Montana Neam Yellowstone Lake North American Grand Canyon Yellowstone River Niagara

A Boy and His Dog Zip from Kentucky to Snakes

A boy recalls growing up in southeastern Kentucky near the Tennessee line with his versatile dog Zip. Zip guarded him from snakes, tracked game, and accompanied him in farm work, proving a loyal, fearless companion in the frontier countryside.

Zip Kentucky Tennessee Line Great Mr. Snake Soni Eva Sant T

Carnegie Endowment Books Arrive at Dillon Public Library

The Dillon Public Library received a selection from the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Among the titles are Pyrkestam Reunion by EB Latimore, The Great Wall Crumbles by Grover Clark, Bright Mexico by Larry Barretto, and Peace With Honour by A A Milne. The note praises readable, engaging accounts of China and modern world issues.

Araew ‘Ehipment Aleové Dillon Carnegie Endowment For International Peace EB. H. Lattimore China Grover Clark Mexico Larry Barretto A.A. Milne Mr. Milne

Girl Scout leader to tour Europe. college program highlights

Miss Olga Carlson, regional director of Girl Scouts, visited Normal college to oversee training courses. She will spend next year traveling in Europe. Professor Rush Jordan visits schools in several towns and attends the Inland Empire Teachers association in Spokane. The assembly featured Ruth Phelps, piano solos, vocal performances, and dances by Dillon and other local students.

Olga Carlson Girl Scouts Inland Empire Teachers Association Spokane Ruth Phelps Marguerite Collins Arthur Rock Alberton Herbert Leslie Nadia H. Brown Dorothy Lou Tyre Jamet ‘Curry Geraldine Gillis Little Girls of Dillon Dythe Wehrle Inga Langhus Big Timber Gudrun Kalberg Glendive Grace McGovern Union Ruth Stone Sidney

Meadowlark Troop Meeting Notes and Schedule

Meadowlark troop held a meeting in the training school building on March 27. Members told pet stories and recited laws, promises, motto, and slogan. Girl Scout meetings are planned for Tuesday, with Anni. Luebben as scribe.

Luebben

Shog Newman Recounts Courage Amid Snake Encounter

The fragment references C. C Newman praising resilience after a dangerous snake encounter and the bold claim of seizing someone to prevent harm. The cryptic text hints at pride in handling a perilous situation and a confrontation that left the snake unaware of the method.

Ladies Aid Elects Officers at Annual Meeting

At the annual Ladies Aid meeting Mrs. Glenn Marsh is elected president with Mrs. Ray Elser as vice president and Mrs. J. Leary as secretary. Treasurer G. W. Rightlemour is re elected. Reports show year receipts 12 758 38 disbursed 12 788 89 and balance 14 49. Eight of eleven original members remain active. eight of eleven enrolled have answered last call. Miss Gertrude Foster and Robert W. Bell wed in Dillon and plans include Kalispell deployment for Bell. Rev Meeke and families hosted. A sale at Charles LaDue ranch drew a good crowd despite cold wind.

G. W. ‘Rightendur Ladies Aid Society Glenn “Marsh Ray Elser J. 2. Leary G. W. Rightlemour Rightenous Treasury P. W. Haynes Rightenout Wei Gertrude Foster Robert W. Bell Dillon Methodist J. A. Meeke W. H Harry) Foster Sheridan State University State Normal College Bell W. G. Duffey Florence

Bird refuge planned for Centennial Valley stake

A bird refuge is proposed for Centennial Valley with an open shooting season to be regulated by state and federal game commissions. The plan would affect both Red Rock lakes and could lead to abandonment of historic hunting lodges by local sportsmen.

Red Rock Lakes Butte and Dillon

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Polaris Donald Light Mins L. R. Light Perth Beaverhead Abstract Company Mitle Association Pearl I. Smith Dillon, Mont India Rotary Yellowstone National Park Union Pacific Railroad Jim Quinn Meadowlark Troop C. C Newman Charles, LaDue Wisconsin Creek Centennial Valley Diana Rebekah-Lodge Diana Rebekah Lodge U. S. Navy Lewis & Walker Mont Shippers Box Richard McCarthy East Granite
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