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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1936

Page

8

Miss Kalsta Visits Reichle Valley Kin in Lavon

Reichle News notes Miss Kalsta of New York visiting last week at brother Lars Kalsta’s Lavon home accompanied by two friends. Local updates include Adolph Reichle moving to operate a ranch with his son George. Death of Horace Hand, longtime valley resident, sparks community mourning and condolences. An extra Union Pacific crew works at Glen laying new ties.

Miss Kalsta New York Lars Kalsta Lavon John Verbance Middle Western States Adolph Reichle Our City George Frank Buhrer Dana Piccone Harvey Mcllrath Charles Mcllrath Elizabeth Helen ‘Lindsey Wnion Georgetown Lake W. T. Waid John Cummins Butte Horace Hand Our Valley Union Pacific Glen

Social notes and visits pigment Jackson area

Mr and Mrs Fielding Gray and their son visit Mr and Mrs Dan Pendergast. The Reverend Nelson conducts Lutheran services in Dillon. Rebekah lodge holds its regular meeting. Mrs Charles Tompkins of Livingston visits Mrs Francis Shaw at the Fred Hirschey ranch. Mrs Shaw summers in California with her daughter Mrs Hirs chey. Mr and Mrs Jim Dodd and daughter Shirley of Dillon visit in the Big Hole. Mrs Charles Peller, Mrs John Van Olt and Mrs Will Daniel with Ruth visit Fred Hirs chey ranch. Mrs E A Clemon and Frank Lightfoot are business visitors in Dillon Saturday. Mrs Harry Lapham visits Dillon with Mr and Mrs Lawrence Halloran.

Fielding Gray Dan Pendergast Nelson Lutheran Church Dillon Rebekah Lodge Charles Tompkins Livingston Francis Shaw Fred Hirschey Ranch Shaw Mrs. Hirschey California Jim Dodd Shirley Big Hole Charles Peller John van Olt Will Daniel Ruth Anaconda E. A. Clemon Frank Lightfoot Harry Lapham Lawrence Halloran

Navy training shapes citizens and national defense

The navy is described as the first line of defense and a creator of American citizens. About 20,000 men enter the navy each year and the same number are returned to civilian life after developing physically through exercises and learning trades, self control, obedience, patriotism, and royalty. They mingle with people from across the country and foreigners, adopting a broader national identity as citizens of the United States.

United States of America

Birch Creek CCO News Reports Officer Change and Campside Activities

Captain Aldredge leaves CCO News camp to return to Dayton Ohio. Leo C Wilson becomes acting commander with Lt Barnes and Lt Wilson in the same squadron. Inspection by Captain Saunders and Lt Gillespie precedes the change. A Dillon tennis tournament to involve townspeople starts July 28 with a 50 cent entry. Fire suppression at Wisdom Ranger Station July 28 29 30 involved 25 men under W J Edwards at Skinner Meadows and Bald Mountain. A fire crew was dispatched to Bald Mountain and Skinner Meadows found no fire. Ronald Sanderson reports.

Aldredge August Dayton Ohio Leo C. Wilson Air-Res Lt. Wilson Barnes C. O Charles Hartman George Judge Wisdom Uder Eugene Swanberg Bald Mountain Skinner Meadows W. J. Edwards Ronald Sanderson

Pneumonia Claims Deer in Swan River Herd Study

In western Montana's Swan River district, pneumonia and coyotes were main death causes for deer last winter. About 6,000 deer and 100 elk wintered there. deep loose snow allowed deer to travel, reducing coyote kills. Diseased and old animals were removed to protect herds. pneumonia rose in wet or snowy conditions, not extreme cold. Bodied victims included two fawns and several adults. patrolmen faced grueling travel through crusted snow.

Missoula Mont Swan River Flathead National Forest Montana Swan River Country

Virgil the Premier Illusionist Brings Electric Human Sawmill

Virgil the premier illusionist and his company visit Hartwig theatre for one day Tuesday. Julie Capriotti stars in the dangerous Electric Human Sawmill while Virgil performs other illusions, promising thrills for all ages. The act has drawn crowds elsewhere and features a large Virgil truck and a varied program.

Virgil America Hartwig Theatre Julie Capriotti

Detroit Leaders Back Youth Movement To Aid Education

Business leaders and Detroit school authorities unite to sponsor a new youth movement designed to bolster the educational system. Supporters led by School Superintendent Frank Cody point to 45 Fisher Body Craftsman Guild scholarship winners as proof of potential countrywide benefits. Donald C. Burnham of West Lafayette Indiana is noted for a hydroplane built with a rebate.

Detroit Frank Cody Fisher Body Craftsman’s Guild Donald C. Burnham West Lafayette Ind

Barber in Prison Keeps Job Train Plan Delayed

Judge E. J. Tyrell paused releasing A. Costa in Oakland California to allow time for Costa to train a successor as he serves a jail sentence. Costa noted he is the only barber among the prisoners and probation was to be granted.

Bae Calif Rader Mary E. J. Tyrell A. Costa Oakland Costa

Mrs Mina Perkins Returns from Idaho Visit

Mrs. Mina Perkins and her grandson Mark Walters returned Monday from Salmon Idaho after visiting her daughter Mrs J D Lee and family They find Idaho very busy and Montana hotter prompting their relief at coming home.

Mina Perkins Mark Walters Salmon Idaho J. D. Lee Dr. Lee Mrs. Perkins Mark Montana

Collision near Farley ranch injures no one

Cara Ayers and Floyd Coppock collided near the Farley ranch Monday night. Coppock’s car suffered minor damage but no injuries were reported. Several men were in the vehicles.

Cara Darrell Ayers Hay Hand Floyd Coppock Marchesseau Ranch Farley Ranch Coppock Frank Kellum Harrison Kellum E. B. Hazel Anaconda Hilthorn Springs Burl Stephens George Judge Judge

Special CCC Youth Train Passes Through Dillon

Ten Pullmans formed a special train carrying CCC youths from North Dakota en route to Idaho Utah and California. The train passed Dillon on Wednesday amid a long line of cars and a traveling contingent bound for western destinations.

Dillon CCC North, Dakota Idaho Utah California

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Reichle News Jackson News Richard McCarthy East Granite North Montana St. Dillon, Mont Johnson & Johnson Lewis & Walker Wyoming Butte, Mont Shippers Beaverhead Abstract Company Title Association Pearl I. Jolie Dillon, Mon Birch Creek CCO News Saunders Lieut Gillespie Lumsden Matilda Fasig Cranmore Fae Ae Julie Vergil India Calvin Coolidge Navy Life Advance Fox Theatre San Francisco Purdue Mr. Cody William S. McLean Raymond A. Smith Lawton Ohlo Carnegie Tech Kittle Band Howard Jennings Denver Colo State University Charles W. Gadd Spokane Wash Massachusetts Institute of Technology Thurs Erienimals Arenic Stars Papi Arorm Trreebe Hd Frank Madden John Judge Charles Hazel Elkhorn Springs EH. E. Hazel Charles Snodgrass O. H. Smeby St. Paul Minn Hollis Harrison Evelyn Russell Harrison Smeby J. D. Harrison Betty Harrison George Pyle Joe Carroll Will Carroll Big Hole Basin D. Y. Kannegaard Stanley Starr, Jr Consignee Iron Horse
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