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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1936

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Rotary club talks highlight Dillon meeting at Andrus hotel

Chester Hale presided over the Dillon Rotary club gathering at the Andrus hotel. Vocal solos by Mildred Spaberg and Ruth Phelps opened the program with seniors from the Normal College. Frank Hazelbaker reviewed Laurel club installation and noted broad attendance from Montana Rotaries.

Chester Hale Dillon Rotary Club Andrus Hotel Mildred ‘Spaberg Ruth Phelps Normal College Frank Hazelbaker Laurel Rotary Club Montana A. T. Peterson Beaverhead County Billings Public Sheldon E. Davis United States Robert H. Albright AAA Congress Russia Great Britain Europe

Pea Growers Plan Unit Expansion in Madison Valley

Pea growers of the Madison valley plan to form a unit of the western seed pea growers organization at an upcoming meeting. Beaverhead Valley Seed Pea Growers association leaders President Walter Featherly and Secretary Maynard Lovell aim to travel to Sheridan soon to aid the organization drive.

Madison Valley Western Organization of Seed Pea Growers Walter Featherly Maynard Lovell Beaverhead Valley

Butte Scout Meet Draws Dillon Attendees

Dillon men attended the Silver Bow area council Boy Scouts of America annual meeting in Butte held Wednesday evening at the Silver Bow club. Dr. R. E. Albright of Dillon presided as master of ceremonies and the program featured talks on Scouting. Also present were Charles Henry L. Ott Gordon George G. Farrell Fielding Graves and Mrs. Albright.

Dillon Silver Bow Area

Best Brother of City Man Dies in Michigan

Mrs. O. M. Best learns Monday morning of the death of her brother J. W. Pierce at his home in Climax Michigan after a brief illness of a few days.

O. M. Best J. W. Pierce Climax, Mich

Pioneer Settler of Wisdom Mary E Wampler Dies in California

Mrs. Mary E. Wampler 80 of Los Angeles widow of David F. Wampler pioneer ranchman of the Big Hole basin died after a lingering illness. Survived by four daughters Mrs J C Hill Long Beach Mrs J A Shaw Mrs Barbara Ambrose of Los Angeles and Mrs H A Smith of Butte a son D C Wampler Dell thirteen grandchildren and several great grandchildren. She moved to the Big Hole valley in 1886 and has lived in California the last twenty years.

Mary E. Wampler Los Angeles David F. Wampler Big Hole Basin J. C. Hill Long Beach J. A. Shaw Barbara Ambrose H. A. Smith Butte D. C. Wampler Dell

Alleged Forger Held After Check Purchase Gone Wrong

A young man known as Jack Davey was arrested Monday evening by Undersheriff C E Blinn and Chief Charles Nelson in a local rooming house and jailed on a charge of writing a worthless check. He allegedly bought stock feed to be shipped to Idaho and paid with a check about $20 over the price, then fled but was located after hours of search. Police say he is a pardoned convict.

C. E. Blinn Charles Nelson Jack Davey Davey Idaho

St Branch Defeats Bulldogs in Tight 33-26 Victory

A fast breaking University of Idaho Southern Branch team defeated the Bulldogs 33 to 26 before a lively crowd. Idaho’s Fore and Mulica led with 8 points each, while Rouse topped the Bulldogs with 9. The Bulldogs narrowed the gap late as Normal used a different offense. Founders Day program planned at Nelson school Friday February 7 at 8 PM inviting all in the community.

University of Idaho, Southern Branch Normal College Bulldogs Tigers Invaders Idaho Fore Mulica Rouse Nelson Ofelock Idaho S Carte Price Smith Skidmore Dellinger Brown Montana Wetzel Kruzic MaGinley Crocker Guand Bilant Guand Stuart Amaconda Olsen Dilton Westwood McGinley Bilami Merkel M'Dermott Dupree Lloyd Longee Ieee Me

Court Convenes Here Next Week for Civil Docket

Judge Lyman H. Bennett announces district court term beginning February 10 with no criminal trials listed and seven civil cases on the docket. Scheduled hearings include Schmidt vs McIlrath, Mikklson vs Poindexter & Orr Livestock Co, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp suits, Snegvalstad vs Boston Mont Mines Corp, Taft et al vs Mulaney et al, Conway et al vs Fabian et al, and jurors drawn for session in Dillon, Wisdom, Monida, Grant, and nearby towns.

Lyman H. Bennett Virginia City District Court Albert Schmidt J. E. Kelly L. A Schulz James Mcllrath Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation J.‘E. Kelly John Peterson J. A. Poore George Taft William F. Mulaney Howard A. Johnson Gilbert Gilbert & McFadden George B. Conway Rodgers & Collins John M. Fabian J. E. Healy

Forest Service Plans For Youth In Montana NYA Project

The National Youth Administration allocates 393 man-months in Montana to the Forest Service, funding 48 young men and 30 young women for five months. Projects include map creation, data compilation, grazing and timber data, inventory, and clerical work to aid youths while supporting ongoing forest service tasks. The effort aims to help students continue education while addressing staffing needs.

Forest Service Montana Treasure State Division NYA National Youth Administration Helena

Swanger, Swartz, Reichle, and Wright in Lima Case

Names George D Swanger Emil Swartz and Reichle appear with Casey Wright in Lima. The fragment lists multiple individuals possibly connected to a local matter. Without further context the exact action or outcome remains unclear.

George D. Swanger Lima Emil. Swartz Wisdom Valensadoriehs Reichle Casey Wright

President's Ball Draws Crowd at City Hall

Attendance at the annual President's Birthday ball was strong though below prior years. Dean's and Den's bands provided music with Elton Elks quartet and couple dances by Claudia Faust and Mr. and Mrs. Dunc Waddams. About $50 was raised. 70 percent goes to St. Vincent's hospital Billings and the rest to the Georgia Warm Springs foundation.

City Hall Dean St. Vincent's Hospital Billings Georgia Warm Springs Foundation

Beavers Split Week With Wins and Losses

The Beavers beat St Peters 22 to 17 at Normal gym Friday night but lost to Livingston 29 to 11. Cashmore and W Gibbons fouled out as the Beavers trailed 9 to 8 at halftime. Beaverettes defeated Virginia City 47 to 7 with Anabelle Hartwig scoring 21. the B squad lost 21 to 19.

Beavers St. Peters Livingston Beavens Cashmore W. Gibbons Beaverettes Virginia City Anabelle Hartwig

Hoop official shot while pursuing armed robbery

Edward Stuart an Anaconda police officer and basketball official who refereed Idaho Tigers versus Normal Bulldogs was shot in the chest while answering a store robbery call. He remained in critical condition at a local hospital as officers pursued a 16 year old suspect named Peter Massett who fired at him and fled. another youth was wounded.

Edward Stuart Idaho Tigers Bulldogs Anaconda James McCollum Stuart Peter Massett

Former Dillon Boy Honored in Seattle

Tom Drummey a Dillon native and Seattle Junior Chamber of Commerce member received the gold distinguished service key at the annual Seattle JCC banquet. He chairs several state civic committees, has ranching roots in Beaverhead county, and comes from a family of fifteen siblings. He quipped he may need to marry soon to keep pace with the clan.

Seattle Times Tom Drummey Dillon Beaverhead County Seattle Washington H."m. Brundage

P T A Seeks New Members and Dues This Week

Blanks home with students remind families to join the Dillon P T A. Dues are 25 cents per member with a goal of funding library books. the drive highlights parent teacher交流 meetings and community support. The contest ends February 21.

Dillon Parent-Teachers Association Schiols

Montana university alumni invited to Missoula charter day

Beaverhead county alumni of Montana university are invited to Feb 17 events in Missoula to inaugurate Dr. George Findlay Simmons as president. RSVP by Feb 7 to L. A. Schulz. Luncheon, council meetings, inaugural banquet, and a reception for the new president and Mrs. Simmons follow. Mrs. T. A. Lynch of Great Falls arrived to visit son Joe Lynch recovering from an operation.

Beaverhead County Montana University Missoula George Findlay Simmons L. A. Schulz Simmons T. A. Lynch Great Falls Joe Lynch

Beavershead Valley ranchers hear about new forage plant

A meeting at the city hall gathered Bea verhead valley ranchers to learn about a new forage plant said to rival alfalfa for feed value and suitable for alkali soils. John Masolo of Waterloo described the plant with Oscar Buhl of Whitehall sharing trial results. County Agent Bernard Williams urged small plot trials and further developments alongside crested wheatgrass and alfalfa.

Beaverhead Valley John Masolo Waterloo Masolo Oscar Buhl Whitehall Bernard Williams Ita

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Rotary Clubere Brother Mary Wampler Passes California ST Branch Havre Normal Krist Bay Harold Ss. Gapehart Arthur E. Contway Roscoe Cornell Erwin Dumke Dillon Frank Ellerman B. W. Emerick D. A. Galt C. M. Hansen C. W. Hignight Fred E. Johnson Clarence €. Jones Monida Frank Korey Mominda Omar E. Larrabee Grant Hiski Luoma Ray D. Martinell Dell T.T. McAdam Walter L. McDowell Roy C. McNinch B. W. Megquier Carl C. Meine Dana E. Miller Wise River H. M. Miller James Morrison, Jr Frank O’connor Lakeview Matt Orr Dan Pendergast Jackson John Pendergast Bannack Carl Peterson Box Andy B. Pyle Polaris Kew Armstead Joe Speltz Saint Peters HOOP Ben Mallon Frank Husted
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