Timely Topics At Dillon Rotary Club Meeting
The Dillon Rotary Club heard two speakers on topics from Dr. S. E. H. Davis’s eastern trip and Grand Coulee dam reports to high school teacher reports by Franklin Bayerd. Addressing the audience were Marguerite Johnson and others who performed scenes from the high school operetta Hollywood Bound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Davis
Bayerd
Coulee Dam
Dillon Rotary Club
S. E H. Davis
Franklin Bayerd
Grand Coulee Dam
Davis
Dillon
R E. Albright
New York State Teachers College At
Buffalo
Atlantic City
N. J
Grand Coulee
James Albertson
Bob Gregg
Guy Combes
Future Farmers Place in Deer Lodge Meet Results
Beaverhead county high school FFA members dominate the Western District Stock Judging contest and field meet in Deer Lodge. Dillon teams tie for two firsts in public speaking and poultry, place in livestock judging, and win fourths in shooting and shop events. Accompanying chaperones were D L Johnson and Ralph Harrison.
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Deer Lodge
Future Farmers of America
Beaverhead County
Lowe ‘Pine
Missoula
Kalispell
Polson
Whitehall
Dillon
Arthur Christensen
Future Farmers’ Outlook
Don Shaffner
Tom Ames
Dick Henningsen
Lone Pine
Bruce Walters
John Burgess
Bob Melton
Rudy Platt
George Melton
LaRue Cantrell
Emerson Selway
Otha Graham
John McDowell
Charles Greene
Dennis Smith
Tex. Smith
D. L.” Johnson
Ralph ‘Harrison
Editor named for Montanomal at Normal college
Edward Cebull of Roundup was named editor of the Montanomal the Normal college weekly for the spring quarter. Other staff includes Ilene Jackson Florence Dillon Emma Lovinger Tressa Heker Bernice Erickson Loretta Grills Roderick Paisley Bertha Warila Elmer Tuomi Esther Reiter June Carlson Eleanor Moritz Genevieve Albertson faculty sponsor.
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Edward Cebull
Roundup
Montanomal
Normal College
Ilene Jackson
Florence Dillon
Emma Lovinger
Tressa Heker
Bernice Erickson
Loretta Grills
Roderick Paisley
Bertha Warila
Elmer Tuomi
Esther Reiter
June Carlson
Eleanor Moritz
Genevieve Albertson
Water Supply Plan For Mountain View Cemetery
Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club reports progress on a drive to raise 2400 dollars for a permanent water supply system at Mountain View cemetery. Committee chair Dora Smith notes rapid contributions and lists initial subscribers including Hazel Conger Carolyn White Mary Hauser Janie Haynes Emily Taylor Albert Stamm Sophia Guyaz Bertha Thiba deur R M Stone Chas E Nelson H M Brundage and Sam Raymond.
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Mountain View Cemetery
B. P. W. Club
Hazel Conger
Carolyn White
Mary Hauser
Janie Haynes
Emily Taylor
Albert Stamm
Sophia Guyaz
Bertha Thiba
Court Rules for Defendants in Montgomery Estate Cases
Judge William L. Ford ruled for the defendants in William George Montgomery versus J. H. Gilbert and others. Findings state the will was probated properly and the executor with Montgomer y family assisted in ranch operations, with all property accounted for and no fraud. plaintiffs receive no judgment.
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William L. Ford
White Sulphur Springs
Norman Giles
District Court
William George Montgomery
J. H. Gilbert
Montgomery
William Montgomery
Water rights case set for April 11 trial
A water suit involving F. M. Carr and others versus Sweeney and Rogers and others over Big Sheep Creek water rights is scheduled for trial Monday morning April 11 at 10.
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F. M. Carr
Beaverhead Finances Benefit From Federal Programs
Beaverhead county finances showed a January deficit of 61137 after a 1934 start with a 25911 surplus. An $87049 gain over four years came from Federal Works Program aid including CWA FERA WPA PWA CCC and other programs. A Helena appraisal credited road projects and civic benefits, noting work relief reduced unemployment and supported local development.
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Beaverhead County
Federal Works Program
CWA
FERA
WPA
PWA
CCC
Helena
William L. Irvine
Harold M. Warner
Herbert Kakuske
Bert L. Stevens
Irving Orr
J. L. Mayland
Phyllis
Roosevelt rides in new Ford and Cadillac amid security gains
Warm Springs Georgia saw President Roosevelt use a new Ford touring car and a specially built Cadillac with tear gas stock and windshield handles for Secret Service. In Washington the War Department cut salute costs by using inferior powder saving funds. The Senate passed the Reorganization Bill reshaping agencies and creating a budget director and auditor general amid heated debate led by critics including Rev. Coughlin who condemned government control of tax money.
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Warm Springs
Georgia
Red Clay
Roosevelt
Gainesville
Washington
War Department
Department
Senate
Massachussetts
David Walsh
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Executive Department
Executive Branch
Department of Welfare
Japan Promises Indemnity For Panay Losses On Yangtze Trip
U S ambassador Grew in Tokyo presented an itemized bill for Panay damages. Property losses total 1 945 670 01 dollars and indemnification for death and injuries 268 337 35 dollars. The total 2 214 007 36 dollars excludes punitive damages and seeks prompt payment.
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Tokyo
Japan
U. S
China
Yangtze River
Joseph C. Grew
State Department
Ballot Set For Dillon Chamber Directors Election
Dillon Chamber of Commerce will mail ballots for four board seats expiring this month. Retiring directors are E. W. Bond Dr F M Poindexter H M Warner and H J Andrus. Eight directors to be nominated. ballots due April 6. four elected April 11 at a general membership meeting.
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Chamber OF Commerce
Board of Directors
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
J. L. Mayland
E. W. Bond
F. M. Poindexter
H. M. Warner
H. J. Andrus
Five Perfect Scores In Idaho Trapshoot Feature Dillon Club
Five shooters hit five perfect 25s for a second consecutive perfect score at the Idaho state trapshoot. Roy Forrester Pete Westergard Alvin M Jones Dr E G Free and W E Talent achieved 25 straight. Postponement of Montana Standard state shoot due to weather. Top day honors went to Roy Forrester and P Westergard with 49x50 amid broad results from Butte shooters and others listed.
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Idaho
Roy Forrester
Pete Westergard
Alvin M. Jones
Dr. E. G. Free
W. E. Talent
P. Westergard
Butte
B. Emerick
V. Westergard
J. Lynch
P. Schwab
R. Smith
Boyer
R. Barrett
P. Temple
Bill Sweet
J. Keenan
Billie Sweet
Dr. Free
A. Jones
W. Tallent
KE. Wheat
T. Burge
W. Jones
J. Troupe
Dillon Barber Mike Spegar Dies After Brief Illness
Mike D. Spegar, a Dillon barber of seven years who recently worked in Sheridan, Wyoming, died Friday night April 1 at Barrett Hospital after a brief illness. Requiem high mass was held at St. Rose Church with burial in Mountain View Cemetery. Survived by wife Delores, seven children Dorothy, Joseph, Catherine, Mary Elizabeth, Virginia, Thomas, and Duaine. three sisters Mrs William Miller, Mrs Harry Brennan, and Mrs Charlie Hoida. Spegar was born February 13, 1889 in Lethbridge Canada and was a member of the Elks and Eagles.
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St. Rose Church
Mike D. Spegar
Dillon
Barrett Hospital
I. X. Lechner
Mountain View Cemetery
Spegar
Sheridan
Wyo
Lethbridge
Alberta
Canada
The
Elks and Eagles Lodges
Delores
Dorothy Spegar
St. James Hospital
Butte
Joseph
Catherine
Mary Elizabeth
Virginia
Thomas
Duaine
William Miller
Great Falls
Harry Brennan
Charlie Hoida
Dillon Climbs In Idaho State Trap Shoot Victory
Dillon club tops rivals in the Idaho telegraphic shoot with a strong performance amid four teams posting perfect 71. Dillon defeated Walla Walla and Caldwell while Sore tied, as reported from the Sunday event.
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Dillon
Idaho State
Dillon Club
Dillon Chamber Meeting Set For Monday Night
A general Dillon Chamber of Commerce meeting will be held Monday at 8 o clock in the city hall auditorium. Election results for four board members will be announced. Robert Fletcher of the Montana highway department is invited to speak. nominations have been mailed to members by secretary J L Mayland.
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Dillon Chamber of Commerce
City Hall
J. L. Mayland
Chamber of Commerce
Robert Fletcher
Montana Highway Department
Fletcher
Montana
Rainbow Easter Parade Practice Details
All girls in the Rainbow Easter Parade meet at the training school at 7 o clock Thursday evening for practice. Committee members assisting are Mrs. Mary Moeller chairing general arrangements Mrs. Florence Stone chairing the program committee Mrs. Florence Backus and Mrs. Elsie Wayne contact committee and musicians Mrs. Mary Farrell and Mrs. Martha Greene.
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Mary Moeller
Florence Stone
Florence Backus
Elsie Wayne
Mary Farrell
Martha Greene
Educators Attend Inland Empire Education Association Meet
Montana State Normal College faculty members join Inland Empire Education Association events in Spokane. Superintendent Charles Henry represents the college at Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools sessions. Dr Marlin K Farmer speaks on the social science curriculum with Miss Anne Feley chairing. Jessie L Duboc also attends Inland Empire meetings.
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Ing
Spokane
Charles Henry
The
Normal College
Northwest Association of Secondary and Higher Schools
North Central
Henry
Anne C. Feley
Jessie .L. Duboc
Inland Empire Association
Scrambled Weather Contests Dillon’s Sky Show
The weather man mixed snow rain hail and thunder to cook a scrambled weather dish while blue skies and sunshine briefly appeared, creating a quirky, vivid scene in Dillon.
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Tizzy Lish
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Future Farmer Boys
Dillon Bus
Iness
Dora Smith
Montgomery-Gilbert
Beaverhead
State Normal College At
Forest Bayerd
March OF Time
U.S. Pat. FT
TIME
Detroit
Charles E. Coughlin
Bill
Montana State Normal College
Inland Empire Education Association
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