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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1939

Page

8

Schools Offer Mail Courses to Montana Students

Ruth Reardon notes that students in 35 Montana high schools now receive college preparatory work by mail via the Little Red School House. Handicapped learners study through correspondence in engines and advanced math under regular teachers. Participating schools include Arlee Augusta Belt Big Timber Browning and more.

Ruth Reardon Little Red Rex C. Haight Montana Haight Arlee Augusta Belt Big Timber Browning Buffalo Charlo Elliston Florence Fort Shaw Frazer Gardiner Geraldine Grass Range Harlowton Chinook Harrison Hobson Hogeland Judith Gap Kalispell Kremlin Livingston Melstone Moccasin Neihart Ritchey Rowan Scobey Shawmut Sidney Sunburst Three Forks Virginia City Windham

Wisdom Mary N. Cottrell Junior Club Play Is Great

A three act comedy "Grandpa's Adventures" by the Wisdom Junior Woman's Club drew a full house with Mrs. C. W. Francis and Mrs. Jack Miller receiving flowers. Dorothy Hurley, Ed Glassey, Marion Hurley and Jimmie Montgomery performed musical numbers, followed by a New Year’s dance with the Jackson Orchestra.

Junior Woman's Club Dorothy Hurley Ed Glassey Marion Hurley Jimmie Montgomery C. W. Francis Jack Miller Francis Ted Hunter Ted Miller Lucy Hunter Evelyn Stewart Monte Ray Dorothy May Cyrus Swartz Marie “le Beau Peter Rasmussen Cloompay Hd Glassey Warren Lowery Jackson Edith Jackson Harry Lapham Frisco Baker Della Francis Miss Jackson

Jackson by Mrs Fred Nelson

Phil Murphy, John Husted and Jay Nelson started a cattle drive to the railroad Friday. They sold to Guy Gray for the Idaho Falls Commission company with Emil Schindler Esta Husted and Nelson and Son as owners. The Misses Ethel and Helen Anderson visited and Helen returned to Bozeman. Ethel teaches home economics at Beaverhead County High School. Dinner at John Andersons welcomed Ralph Huntley family Charlie and Wallace Francis families and others. Mrs Esta Husted and family spent New Year’s in Dillon with relatives.

Frank Husted Wise River Theodosia Smith la Porte Ind Husted C. W. Francis Wisdom Beulah Bubler East Fox School Lillian White Wilson Young Butte New Year's Day With Mrs. Young's Mother, Mrs. Mary E. Eden Percy Eden Bob Lee Edgar Audrey Tovey Dan Tovey Dillon Frmo Amy Hallie Stephens Helena Deaconess School Stephens Capital Don Angon Bob Boss Emerick of Swan’ Shaw Ranch Helming Jack Miller Harry Helming Winifred Christiansen Warren Shaw Elaine Willey Frank Pendleton Anaconda June Louise Ferris Billings Polytechnic Clyde Thompson Jack ‘Paddock Bessie Alma Louise Stephen Jim Paddock Nettie Mary John Jim Jr Jim O’connell Harry Rutledge Jack Paddock Max Lewis Fred Anderson Archie Holm Jack Anderson Jim Vaughn Percy Ed Storey Andrew Anderson Melvin Peterson Jim Russell Anderson St. Ann's Hospital Ray Lewis Darryle Melrose Hamilton Lester Robins Kalispell Sam Robinson Big Hole Donald Cressler Wisdom Hotel Spokane Idaho Ben Johnson Johnson May Sprinkle Alfred Peterson Anna Lee Shepherd Barbara Holloran Jackson Bridge Club John Krause John Jackson Roy Ford Charlie Wenger Lyston Danzie Virginia Woody Missoula Phil Murphy John Husted Jay Nelson Guy Gray Idaho Falls Commission Company Emil Schindler Esta Husted Nelson and Son Ethel Helen Anderson John Anderson Helen Bozeman Montana State College Beaverhead County Ralph Huntley Charlie Francis Wallace Francis Clark Huntley Ethel and

Experiment Camp Planned for Youths in Montana

In Butte Montana on December 28 the National Youth Administration approved a $25784 Work Experience Camp at Fort Keown near Miles City. About 120 Montana rural youths will work with the U S range experiment station earning over $18 000 in wages during a six month period. Living quarters library and recreational facilities will be provided on the former 56 000 acre military reservation now used by the livestock and range station. Working with the experiment station staff youths will gain practical and theoretical training in farm mechanics agriculture carpentry welding livestock breeding conservation and related subjects.

Butte Mont U.P National Youth Administration Fort Keown Miles City J. B. Love NYA Montana U. S. Range Love

Rancher Wins Long-Awaited Patent After 40 Years

Sam Freeman, a Beaverhead valley rancher, finally obtained a patent on a homestead filed May 15, 1898. He has resided on the land for 40 years and secured the patent on May 21, 1988 after facing obstacles. Montana ranges show unusually good condition with Dec 1 status at 91 percent of normal amid above average stock.

Sam Freeman Beaverhead Valley Freeman Helena Zont Montana Montana Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Meagher County Favors Rodent War

In White Sulphur Springs Montana county landowners backed a two year rodent control program begun in 1937 and continued in 1938. E P Orcutt reported over 95 percent approval and about 90 percent program effectiveness. 37 tons of bait used at a cost of 52935 11 dollars. crop gains were expected to offset spendings.

White Sulphur Springs Mont U.P Meagher E. P. Orcutt

Hartwig escapes serious injury in car door mishap

Carl Hartwig miraculously escaped serious injury after opening a car door while it sped about forty five miles per hour. He was thrown to the pavement, sustaining a hand and head wound with scalp lacerations requiring several stitches. He is recovering at the home of his grandparents, Mr and Mrs Carl Mastin.

Wisdom Telephone Big Hole Southern Montana Telephone Company A. W. Beck Basin National Electric Company Butte Harold Capehart Wisdom Carl Hat “Hartwig Julius Hartwig Frank Kambich Barrett Hospital Reichle

Spud Kings Irvine and Cottom Report 1938 Seed Potato Sales

W. L. Irvine and Phillip Cottom of Beaverhead say their 1938 crop of certified seed potatoes has been contracted for. The potatoes will move to many sections of the United States and to other countries after their trip through Oregon and southern Idaho.

W. L. Irvine Phillip Cottom Oregon Idaho United States

Cupid Wins 15 U P Stewardesses in Year

Cupid tops Union Pacific year end tally with fifteen registered nurse stewardesses on trains. Names listed include Emily Zelenda Clarkson Nebraska now Omaha Oklahoma? and Charlotte Rossiter Pasadena California, Elizabeth Shara Raton New Mexico now Denver Colorado, Thelma Keiler Pine Nebraska, Elizabeth Knight Omaha, Linette Peterson Elk Point South Dakota now Chicago. Others: Dorothy McDonald Council Bluffs Iowa and Chadron Nebraska, Gwendolyn Robinson Beatrice Nebraska now Oakland California.

Daniel Cupid Union Pacific Mr.Cupid E.reault Cupid Emily Zelenda Clarkson Neb Omaha Charlotte Rossiter Pasadena Cal de. Witt Hollywood Elizabeth ‘Shara Raton N. M Denver Colo Thelma Keiler Pine Elizabeth Knight Linette Peterson Elk Point Chicago Dorothy, McDonald Council Bluffs Chadron Gwendolyn Robinson Beatrice, Neb Oakland Cals

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