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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1932

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State Track Meet Delayed Opens May 11 at Missoula

Invitations sent to over 200 Montana high schools for the twenty ninth annual Interscholastic Track and Field meet at State University Missoula announce a May 11 opening instead of May 10 with May 4 as the entry deadline. Dr. J P Rowe notes long aiding committee and need to publish materials by March.

the Tribune State University Missoula Montana J. P. Rowe Dr. Rowe

Gosman Elected Dillon Country Club President for 1932

At a Dillon Country Club board meeting on Tuesday evening George M. Gosman was elected president for 1932 with Alvin Jones as vice president and Frank Bulger re-elected secretary and treasurer. Committees were named for sports entertainment membership and other functions and a special membership drive committee will meet February 9 at City Hall to plan the drive.

Dillon Country Club George M. Gosman Alvin Jones Frank Bulger McFayland Jeppson Wilkinson Grounis Brindage Forrester Graeter Entertainment L. K. Adams Stephan and Chapman Membrship T. E. Gilbert Bulger Glenna Vance

Well-Known Beaverhead Couple Weds In County Court

The marriage of Ruth Reece of Bedford Iowa and Eddie Wenger a Big Hole ranchman was solemnized by Judge George Opp at the county courthouse on Monday morning. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs George Reece of Beaverhead County, groom son of Jules Wenger of Jackson. The couple were attended by Mr and Mrs John Wenger and will reside on a ranch in the Big Hole basin after a wedding trip.

Beaverhead County George Opp County Ruth Réece Bedford Iowa Eddie Wenger Big Hole Basin George, Reece Jules Wenger Jackson John Wenger Big Hole

Demurrers Filed in Bay Estate Civil Suit

Two demurrers were filed Wednesday in district court in the civil case of Chris Bay administrator of Marie Christensen estate against W. B. Hartwig county commissioner and others.

Chris Bay Marie Christensen W. B. Hartwig

Legion approves kiddies free skating program

At a Thursday American Legion meeting Adjutant George R. Baker proposed sponsoring free skating for youngsters at the rink behind the courthouse. The plan was adopted and began Saturday with many children skating daily from 8 to 6 o'clock enjoying the activity.

American Legion George. R. Baker Post

Funeral services for Sage Creek rancher Wheat at Grace Methodist

Largely attended funeral held Thursday at Grace Methodist church for Charles Herbert Wheat prominent Sage Creek rancher who died Monday at his home. Elks ritual conducted with Rev J A Meeke as chaplain pallbearers named Flynn Stimpson Baxter Graeter Jeppson McCaleb. flowers abundant. crowd filled church. burial in Mountain View cemetery.

Grace Methodist Church Charles Herbert Wheat Sage Creek Benevolent and Protective Order of Elks J. A. Meeke Pat Flynn George Stimpson J. A. Baxter W. A. Graeter J. C. Jeppson Hugh McCaleb Mountain View

Beavers Beat Anaconda In Close Rivalry Hoop Clash

Beavers drub old time rivals Anaconda 22 to 20 in a hard fought game at the Normal gym. The lead swung between the teams as Butte Central later topped Dillon in a defensive showcase at Butte high gym, with Kent scoring two late field goals aiding Dillon’s one point edge.

Beavers Anaconda Butte Central Beaver Butte High Gym Dillon Kent Central Montana Mines Bulldogs Ore Diggers FT. PF Erickson Hammond Barryman Fms G Walsh C. Sy Larimer Tmeworthy Montana Normal Callahan Swanson Tafley Bates

Dillon P T A Sponsors Girls Essay Contest

The Dillon P T A invites all girls to participate in an essay contest titled A Tribute to My Mother. Essays must be 100 words or less and judged by a three member PTA committee. Two awards will be read at the Mother and Daughter program on Friday Jan 29. essays due to teachers by the time limit.

P. T. Aj

Weather prophet predicts Montana conditions for 1982

Svend Nordheim of Winnifred, a noted weather forecaster, releases a 1982 daily prophecy based on long term Montana observations. He foresees a big crop in 1932, heavy snows in March and floods in April, milder overall weather, January cold, a February chinook, a wet May to June, July hail, and ongoing threats from weeds and pests to agriculture.

Svend Nordheim Winnifred Svend Nordheim Montana

Child Study Club Plans a Year of Lessons

The city Child Study club outlines a twelve month program with sixteen lessons on child development and welfare. Topics cover parental education heredity environment infancy health factors emotional development habits and the adolescent period, ending with a note that content continues on page eight.

Officers Installed by Beaverhead Post

Dr. R. D. Curry acted as finance officer and installed Louis Schmittroth as commander with 41982 officers. Retiring Commander E. L. Fairbanks received a past commander's gold button. New officers include Casterline adjutant Gosman finance officer Scott and Fairbanks plus Wedum Gilbert executive committeemen Callahan chaplain and Chessault sergeant at arms.

State Department Post Department al Livingston Louis Schmittroth E. L. Fairbanks Dr. Currywerd C. M. Casterline George R. Baker Parke T. Scott J.C. Wedum T. E. Gilbert C. T. Callahan Bob. Mar‘chessault Gergeant-At-Arms

Dillon residents take California excursion

The Union Pacific excursion to California last Saturday night drew several passengers from Dillon. The trip excited local residents who joined in the travel event and shared stories about the journey.

Dillon California Union» Pacific Severa

Popular Young Couple Reveal Thegn Marriage In Dillon

Miss Susanne Strub and William Howard Gilbert were secretly married in Butte on December 4 of last year. The wedding was announced last week to friends in Dillon. The bride, daughter of Mr and Mrs George Strub, is a popular Dillon girl and Beaverhead County High School alumna. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Chester Gilbert, also attended the local high school. The couple will reside in Dillon.

Butte Susanne Strub William Howard Gilbert Kenneth Wheat George Strub Dillon Beaverhead County Chester Gilbert

Aviation Topic Dominates Dillion Rotary Meeting

At a Dillion Rotary gathering on Monday, members unanimously backed a Washington's Birthday community program marking the 200th anniversary of a great American's death. Lt. Gov. Hazelbaker introduced the matter while J. C. Wedum spoke on aviation progress and its role in forest fire fighting.

Dillon Rotary Club Washington I. A. Hazelbaker Louis Schmittroth J. C. Wedum Beaverhead Wedum Grace McCoy Redburn Charlotte Ballard Ida Moore Cynthia Moore Hazen Normal College A. M. Riley Butte Earl Fairbanks

Mothers Daughters Evening Held At High School

The Parent Teachers association sponsors a community mothers and daughters evening at the high school gym at 7 30 Friday Jan 29. The program includes mothers and daughters items a social mixer a family parade and refreshments with acts titled The Seven Ages of Parenthood Tributes and Response to Mother hood and a trilogy named Girl hood Now and Then.

Parent Teachers Association

Ranch hand Bert May dies suddenly at Centennial valley ranch

Bert May, employed at the C. M. Jones ranch in Centennial valley, died Sunday afternoon apparently of heart failure while feeding cattle. A former West Yellowstone resident, his body was taken to Monida by sleigh and met there by H. M. Brundage and Coroner James Phillips on Tuesday afternoon, then brought to the city that evening.

Bert May C. M. Jones Centennial Valley Yellowstone Monida H. M. Brundage James Phillips

Pioneer Matron of Beaverhead Dead at Argenta

Mrs. Mary W. French aged 66, a pioneer resident of Argenta, passed away after a brief illness at the home of Mrs. J. F. Bishop on South Idaho street. She was born in Arcade New York and lived in Helmville before settling in Argenta. Funeral held at St Rose Church with interment at Mountain View Cemetery.

Beaverhead County Mary W. French Argenta J. F. Bishop Idaho Street French Arcade New York Don Maguire Opden Anthony French St. Rose Catholic Church Lechner Mountain View Deaverhead Madison Rosary K. 1 Poindexter

Registration Books Open for City and Lima Elections

Registration books are open at the office of Albert S. Baker for the annual city election to be held on April 4. Voters must register before February 19 to cast ballots. All residents over 21 are eligible. Voters must also register for the Lima town election on April 4.

Lima

Woodcraft Groups Host Evening Inj Joyful Entertainments

The Woodcraft Juveniles met Wednesday at the I O O F hall and were entertained by Lenore and Charles McGrath. After the Neighbors of Woodcraft meeting, the Woodcraft Pinochle club was entertained by Mrs. George Taylor and Mrs. Charles Nelson.

Woodcraft Hall Lenore Charles McGrath George Taylor Charles Nelson

Dillon Gun Club Elects Forrester Chief

At a Friday meeting at the Andrus barber shop Roy Forrester was elected president for the coming year. H. M. Brundage was chosen vice president and B W Emerick became secretary. The club discussed plans for the 1932 telegraphic shoot and a busy season schedule.

Dillon Gun Club Andrus Roy Forrester H. M. Brundage B W. Emerick

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Gosman Legion ELKS Cop Stahl Simpson J. Downing Roland A. Gilbert Herbolich Thompson Blaskovich Healy Murphy If. O'Donnell C Lyons Harrington Breerf Lf. Downing C Kent English F. Rolands Dillon P. T. A Shelby Louis Schmittroth II R. D. Curry Bishop Home Woodcraft Bodies GUN Club Andrus Shop
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