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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1936

Page

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Esteemed Dillon Matron Dies in Salt Lake Hospital

Mrs. Carrie Nesbitt Dunn, 49, native of Medicine Lodge, long time Beaverhead resident, died after a major operation in Salt Lake City. She leaves husband William Dunn, two sons William Jr and Rutherford, a daughter Mrs. Paul Judge, parents Mr and Mrs John Shive, and three grandchildren. Funeral services were held in Blackfoot Idaho with many from Dillon in attendance.

Salt Lake William Dunn Carrie Nesbitt Dunn Medicine Lodge Idaho Wyoming Beaverhead Paul Judge Missoula William, Jr Rutherford Ouray Colorado John Shive Blackfoot Dillon Pearl I. Smith L. A. Gregory Constance Barrett

Idaho Falls pilot makes forced landing. passenger dies

R A Bennett of Idaho Falls forced to land near the Country Inn after a cylinder head failure. Harold Cochrane of May Idaho died in Butte hospital after a spinal meningitis case. Also noted Mary Hansen of Dell won county home economics honors in 4 H club competition receiving a gold medal.

R. A. Bennett Idaho Falls Country Inn Harold Cochrane May Idaho Salmon Butte Bennett Dillon H. M. Brundage Cochrane Alaska Mary Hansen Dell Bozeman

New Forest Chief to Take Post Here

Mr and Mrs W B Willey poised to arrive in the city from Great Falls to establish residence. Willey named supervisor of Beaverhead National forest succeeding E D Sanding, now chief of grazing for the forest service in Issoula. Willey previously directed the Lewis Clark forest in Great Falls for 18 years and also led Clearwater and Jefferson national forests.

W. B. Willey Great Falls Beaverhead National Forest E. D. Sanding Issoula Forest Service Lewis & Clark Forest Clearwater National Forest Orofino Idaho Jefferson National Forest

President Quinney Visits Dillon L D S Church

A large Dillon audience welcomed Joseph S. Quinney head of the Northwestern States mission based in Logan Utah. President E M Gittins of the Butte branch spoke as part of the general conference at the local L D S chapel with several musical numbers.

Dillon Joseph S. Quinney Northwestern States Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints Logan Utah E. M. Gittins Butte

Christmas Seal Sale Open With Endorsements

Mrs Gladys BE Heinrich of Hardin, president of the Montana Federation of Women's Clubs, endorses the annual Christmas Seal sale as a simple way to fight tuberculosis. Since 1907 seals have funded defenses against TB, with local clubs and groups guiding the campaign under the Montana Tuberculosis Association. Dillon campaign chairwoman Mrs T J Carney leads a drive sponsored by the Shakespeare club with festive stickers already in use.

Gladys BE. Heinrich Hardin Montana Federation of Women's Clubs Heinrich Montana Tuberculosis Association T. J. Carney Dillon Shakespeare Club

Dress Parade Water Pageant By Dolphin Club

Twelve members of the Dolphin Swimming club at Montana State Normal college will stage a water pageant titled Dress Parade at the college pool. Two performances on December 4 and 5 at 8:00 p.m. feature fancy fire diving and formations such as six pointed stars, revolving wheels, shadowy swimming, and sparklers finale.

Dolphin Swimming Club Montana State Normal College Virginia Reef Sheldon E. Davis Helena University Executive Council Chanticleers Betty Long Butte Janet Smith Anaconda Juanita Pace Fort Peck Pauline Nelson Forest Grove Dorothy McFadyean Browning Vivian Chamberlain Great Falls Hazle Hamilton Thelma Bartlett Harlowtown Roy Hansen Dillon Ethel Kennedy Monida Dorothy Perkins John Stephens Fort Benton Bill Bayerd

Fire Chief Station One Of Most Modern In State

The formal opening of the Texaco service station at Glendale and Washington streets drew city attention. Manager Lorin Davis announced the Nov 28 opening. The new Dillon station features modern design, three pumps, hydraulic grease rack, and twenty four hour service with staff Bill Davis Don Campbell Harry Christensen and Smith Paddock. Local Texaco agent Lee Hoerning operates bulk plant nearby.

Texaco Glendale and Washington Streets Lorin Davis Dillon Pappin & Son State Normal’ ‘College Northern Plumbing ‘ '& Heating Company Palmquist Electrical Company Great Falls Bill Davis Don Campbell Harry Christensen Smith Paddock Lee Hoerning Texas Company

Dillon Receives New X Ray Equipment at Williams Clinic

Dillon has acquired up to date X ray gear including Westinghouse fluoroscope installed in Dr. L F Williams office. The setup enables complete X ray service for patients.

Dillon Westinghouse L. F. Williams

Mrs Ralph McFadden Hosts Omega Club Evening

The Omega club will be entertained by Mrs Ralph McFadden on Thursday evening at her home.

Omega Club Ralph McFadden

Social Security Forms Due By December Five

Postmaster Harry J. Andrus urges all employees to return Forms 885 of the National Security Act to the local post office by December five. Those who have not received a form should see the postmaster at once. guidance on filling out the blanks is available at the post office.

Harry J. Andrus

College glee club sings at Rotary meeting

Dillon Rotarians enjoyed a fine program by the Normal College men's glee club at the Andrus hotel Monday night. Four songs were performed under Arnold Clair with Miss Hileen Watson as accompanist. Dr. R. E. Albright reviewed current events noting risks in the German Japanese entente and discussing the Buenos Aires inter American conference and potential peace prospects. T. KE. Luebben chaired the meeting.

Dillon Rotarians Andrus Hotel Normal College London Arnold Clair Hileen Watson R. E. Albright Russia Buenos Aires F. D. Roosevelt America T. KE. Luebben

Butte Masons Visit Dillon Lodge For Ritual Exemplar

More than fifty Mount Moriah Lodge No. 24 members including the degree team and mate chorus traveled from Butte to Dillon Lodge No. 16. They exemplified the third degree and the chorus, led by George Stevens, performed well. The Dillon delegation was headed by Bert Megquier as master. A luncheon followed the meeting and program.

Mount Moriah Lodge No. 24 A. F A.M Butte Dillon Lodge No. 16 George Stevens J. H. Defermier Thomas Wakefield L. W. Johnson

Elks Memorial Rites Scheduled for December 6

The Elks lodge announces its memorial program for Sunday evening December 6 at 7 30 in the training school auditorium. Principal Conrad Orr of Beaverhead County High School will speak and musical selections will be performed by the Dillon Lyric Quartet and the Elks Quartet. The public is invited.

Elks’ Lodge Conrad Orr Beaverhead County Training School Dillon Lyric Quartet Elks’ Quartet

Mexican Concert Delights Dillon Music Fans at College Auditorium

Dillon music lovers enjoyed a program Monday night at the Normal college auditorium by Mercado's Tipica orchestra. Performers wore colorful native costumes and offered engaging interpretations of Mexican music and other Latin American works. Henry Fitter, visiting from his launch near Dell, was in town earlier in the week.

Dillon Normal College Mercado Tipica Henry Fitter Dell

Wildlife Division Formed to Guide National Forests

The U S Forest Service establishes a Division of Wildlife Management in the Northern Rocky Mountain region with Percy E. Melis in charge. The move aims to coordinate wildlife programs with state game departments and federal agencies while preserving wildlife resources and big game within National Forest lands and parks like Yellowstone and Glacier.

Missoula Montana Wildlife Management National Foret Rocky Mountain National Forests Evan W. Kelley Percy E. Melis Kelley United States Forest Service Division of Wildlife U. S. Biological Survey U. S. Bureau of Fisheries General Wildlife Federation Yellowstone Glacier National Parks Melis

Beav er County Voter Registration Drive Urges 18 Year Olds

Beaverhead County electors who did not vote in the last general election are to receive letters from Clerk and Recorder Albert Baker. 642 names were canceled for nonvoting and must re register to vote in the next election. County officials urge early registration to avoid year end rush.

Beaverhead Albert Baker

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Salt Lake Hospital Flyer New Forest Mr. Willey L. D Tank Stars College Pool Dolphin Club Kate Lewis Barrett Hospital Famous Glendale Highway No. $F Omega Clud College Rotary Service Men Butte Masons Mount Moriah Lodge ELKS Forestry Service Manage Wildlife
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