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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1938

Page

8

WPA Grants Total Over One Million For Montana Projects

State WPA administrator Joseph E. Parker announced first two weeks of July approvals totaling 1 128 172 plus a 402 000 NYA grant for youth work and school aid. The package includes 40 county projects 10 statewide and three joint efforts across counties with funds for lands recreation forestry fire prevention wildlife habitat and conservation surveys.

Wa P WPA National Youth _administration Joseph E. Parker NYA State Board of Equalization Montana State College Helena Lewis and Clark Gallastin Carbon Cascade Chateau Fort Benton Flathead Kalispell Hill Havre

Local ranch life lightens with runaway teams and visitors

A Dillon Montana column notes multiple runaway teams at the DL Harrison Nay and Marchesseau ranches, a horse injured by a bull rake tooth, and veterinary visit by I W Winsel. Visitors include Mrs Jackson of Cut Bank and Miss Dorothy Gray of Dillon. Northern Lights lit Elkhorn Springs as crowds vacationed and J D Harrison, Walter McAndrews, and others visited.

Bob Hogg Bob Harrison Walter McAndrews Len Duncan Allan Harrison Ralston Mr. Hoge Big ‘Hole DL Ranch W. S. Tash Jackson Cut Bank Mr. Tash W. S. Tash Ranch J. D. Harrison Ranch Bert Crawford Nay Ranch Len Waldemar Marchesseau Ranch I. W. Winsel D L Ranch Dillon Guy Gray Elkhorn Springs T. F. O'Neil Anaconda Susan Keeney Lewistown Dorothy Gray Grasshopper Valley Henry Rinehart Rollin Hedges Walter Melcher Buck Massingdale Bob Marchesseau J. D. Harrison McAndrews Joe Ryburn

Official visitor from Portland visits Hollywood Circle

Grand Advisor Mrs. Minerva Codding of Portland made her official visit to Hollywood Circle 565 in Neighbors of Woodcraft. She spoke on incidents at Riverside Home and Neighbors of Woodcraft insurance, inviting Dillon Neighbors to attend The Grand Guardian's Album in Butte. Codding’s itinerary includes Philipsburg and Anaconda before Butte, with refreshments served after.

Minerva Coddling Portland Oregon Hollywood Circle Woodcraft Codding Riverside California Woodcraft Insurance Dillon Sattend Grand Guardian Butte

Court to Decide If Libby Can Limit Beer Licenses

The Montana state supreme court will rule on whether Libby city can cap beer licenses. Byron J. McIntyre challenged a city ordinance limiting licenses to five after his bid for a sixth, arguing the state Cheer act grants no cap. Libby argues the ordinance stands.

State Supreme Court Byron J. McIntyre Libby McIntire

Rock Fire at Tower Falls Confounds Yellowstone Ranger

A Yellowstone park ranger spotted a fire burning by the riverbank near Tower Falls. Flames emerged from rocks at the edge and, after extinguishment, rangers concluded the sulfur fire originated from a smoldering flame within the rocks.

Yellowstone Park Tower Falls

Elks Drum and Bugle Corps Practice Night

Thursday at 7:30 pm at the fairgrounds the Elks drum and bugle corps will hold practice for members and guests to observe.

the Elks

Children urged to join parade Friday

All boys and girls are invited to a big parade Friday August 5 at 3 30 pm starting from the training school. Decorate bicycles tricycles bring pets in pens or on a leash dolls in doll buggies wear a pet costume or work a float. Prizes will be awarded with prize money shared among participating children. In case of rain judging moves to the training school auditorium. For details call local organizers.

H. M.warner C.J Horren Frank Kerr Wilber’ Squires John Orr Tom Gilbert Frank Willis

Scout Camp Progress Report With Leaders and Helpers Named

Patrol leaders for the past three weeks include Bows and Arrows Marilyn Rout ledge Log Cabins Arleene Connelly Jazz Bands Donna Trolinger Diamonds Marian Wiant Flowers Marcia Warner Indians Janet Curry Stars Melba Jane Bedford Montana Wranglers Dorothy Swartz Pee Wees Jeanne Kekick. During the past week Mrs A F Waldorf and Mrs Howard Morse assisted nurse on duty. Mrs C J Hovren and Mrs H M Warner assist this week. Mrs LeRoy Gilbert and Mrs Wilber Squires attended the plunge and Mrs Arnold Claire aided the girls on handi craft. Scout council thanks all contributors for the camp’s success.

Bows and Arrows Marilyn Routledge Arleene Connelly Donna Trolinger Diamonds Marian Wiant Flowers Marcia Warner Janet Curry Melba Jane Bedford Montana Wranglers Dorothy Swartz Pee Wees Jeanne Kekick A. F. Waldorf Howard - Morse Jack Lockness C. J. Hovren H. M. Warner LeRoy Gilbert Wilber Squires Arnold Claire Scout Council

Committee to Complete Banquet Arrangements

Dillon Chamber of Commerce special committee members C A Bechler Frank Madd en and Farnum Schuyler met Monday night to finalize plans for the get-together dinner to be held during the week of August 10 to 17 A prominent speaker is sought with an invitation extended to Gov Roy Ayers Additional plans include a full evening of entertainment and dinner for chamber members and guests

Dillon Chamber of Commerce C.A. Bechler Frank Madden Farnum Schuyler Chamber Roy Ayers Chamber of Commerce

Firemen Sponsor United Carnival in Dillon

The Dillon Volunteer Fire department backs the American United Shows Inc for a five day carnival August 9 to 13. Riders boast the latest rides and top standards with Miles performing a 110 foot high pole act nightly without nets. Saturday afternoon is kids and mothers day with merchant courtesy tickets available at local merchants for gate and ride access on Wednesday and Thursday.

American United Shows Inc Dillon Miles Dillon Merchants

Prizes Set For Rally Day Parade In Dillon

Prize list announced for Friday parade includes 1.50 for best float from summer recreation camp patrol and 1.00 for best float by others 1.00 for best pet display 1.00 for best funny character and 1.00 for miscellaneous entries split by age. Dillon Elks drum corps to head the march following recent victories in Anaconda and Idaho Falls.

Dillon Elks Anaconda Idaho Falls Baptist Cottage

Wis­dom area social notes include notable visits and accidents

Couples were wed in Bozeman and West Yellowstone with family at the Hirschy ranch. Residents shared travel, hospital visits, and social gatherings for outings at Wisdom, with several trips to Butte, Dillon, and Whitehall. A 10 year old, Joe Shaw, suffered a grinding accident but recovered, while local residents planned relocations to Bitter Root and surrounding areas.

Fred Hirschy Spencer Idaho Buckley E. O'Day Bozeman O O'Day Ruby Ranch Joe Murphy J. E. Burgess Missoula George Cottrell Wisdom Joe Kramer Deer Lodge Clarence Helming Joe Shaw Warren Shaw Dillon Will Knudsen Whitehall Boulder Dorothy Hurley Jackson Ranger Station Myla Tovey Carl Jones Martha Jones John Paul Gus Jhanke Jhanke Ranch E. A. Jarvig Dorothy Norman Chris Rasmussen Raymond Johnson Alfred Peterson Hans Jorgensen Vick Olsen Butte Ernie Davis Big Hole Bitter Root Fred Snyder Donald Creasler Wisdom Hotel Gary Pomeroy Marshall Hamilton Roy Jackson Bannack Liston Dansie Noel M. Jackson John Shaw J. Warren Shaw Bill Dungan R. J. Dansie Martin Jackson Salt Lake City

Miss May Stocker Hospitalized at Barretts

Miss May Stocker of Grant is a patient at Barretts hospital.

Miss May Stocker Grant The Barretts Hospital

Berry Creek fire checked after 125 men battled 40 acres

A Beaverhead forestry crew led by L. R. Nanairsdale remained on Berry Creek fire until control was achieved late Tuesday. At one point over 125 men fought the blaze that scorched more than 40 acres and sparked several spot-fires within a mile and a half. CCC crews from Philipsburg and Lolo camps returned to headquarters, while special equipment and air support arrived by plane and truck to aid mop up on Wednesday. The timber was sub alpine and of little value. Supervisor W. B. Willey stated mopping up should finish soon.

Bre L. R. Nanairsdale Beaverhead W.B. Willey

Western Mining Men Gather for Banquet and Pageant

Activities outline for the Montana Mining Association event includes talks by August Grunert and James F. O Connor, visits to Bannack Argenta and Bon Accord districts, and an evening banquet at St James guild hall with entertainment. The schedule features addresses by Senator Murray and Governor Ayers, SEC official Robert O'Brien, and mining officials, plus dances and pageant events at Dillmont Park.

Karr Reconstruction Finance August Grunert Butte Mining Association of Montana Mr. Grunert James F. O'Connor Livingston Dillmont Park Au Spices American Legion Bannack-Argenta

For Sale 480 Acre Worth Ranch Near Monida

480 acre Worth ranch partly irrigated for sale fifteen miles from Monida in township 14. Inquire Mrs. Roy Powell at 604 N. Pacific St. Dillon Montana. 41

Monida Roy Powell Pacific St Dillon Mont

Beaverhead 4 H Livestock Entries At State Show

Beaverhead county 4 H Livestock club entries were loaded for the state 4 H club show in Great Falls in conjunction with the Northern Montana Fair. Calves from Beaverhead and Madison counties filled three cars and competed for best baby beef, with the sale following the judging. Notable entries included Rudy Platt s Hereford from the Rife Bros herd and calves from Hartwig John Dave and Jimmy Swing ranches Sheridan Charlie Green Otho Graham Pendleton Wisdom Blaz Sugar Lakeview and W S Tash. Mary Liggett and Anna Christensen also represented Beaverhead in dress revue and clothing exhibits.

Great Falls Montana Twin ‘Bridges Beaverhead Madison County Beaverhead County Rudy Platt Rife Bros. Herd Hartwig Brothers John Dave Jimmy Cave John Swing Sheridan Charlie Green Otho Graham Frank Pendleton Wisdom Lakeview Harry Tash, Jr Mary Liggett Dillon 4

Art Teacher Resigns From Normal College

Miss Kathryn Kellett, praised for her art work at the Normal College and training School, resigns effective at the end of the summer term. She will head and supervise art at Boulder Colorado next year with a higher salary, and is a Montana State College and University of Iowa graduate. A successor is expected soon with one or two candidates under consideration.

Miss Kellett Boulder Colorado Montana Montana State College University of Iowa

Cushing Couple Returns From Soap Lake Health Resort

Mr and Mrs Edward Cushing returned Tuesday from the health resort at Soap Lake Washington. They were accompanied by nephew Robert Gidstrup who will remain there for a visit.

Edward Cushing Soap Lake Washington Robert Gidstrup

Card of thanks for E. W. Rogers

We express deep appreciation to friends and neighbors for kindness during illness and death of our husband father and partner E. W. Rogers. Thanks for floral offerings and funeral car service. Signed by Mrs E. W. Rogers Helen Godfrey Doris and Wilimena Rogers William Sweeney and family Mrs R B Caswell of Ermont mines was shopping in town Friday.

E. W. Rogers Helen Godfrey &Son Doris and Wilimena Rogers William Sweeney and R. B. Caswell Ermont Mines

Also Mentioned on This Page

Belk Iveys Clark Mills George Harrison Mills Weaver Wrom Corps Firemen United Carnival Idaho Street City Hall Montana Mercantile Penny’s Depot Lawn Lewis & Walker Latch United States James. E. Murray E. A. Peretti School of Mines Roy E. Ayers Argenta Bon Acord Securities and Exchange Robert H. O’brien Securities and Exchange Commission Washington, D.C Mr. O’brien Harry C. Bacorn Cable Carr, Trauerman St. James Guild Hall Carl J. Traverman Kathryn Kellett Normal College Richard McCarthy East Granite Imperial
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