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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

8

Riverside community notes on fishing trips and lake visits

The report lists residents like Ernest Knapp and family members visiting Lima for rodeo events and Browns Lake gatherings. Others such as Tom Hawkins, John and Horace Hand, Carl Shafer, and Ace Reily are noted for Fourth of July and weekend lake outings. Weather being wet promises strong drovers for stock and beef this fall. Bob Fleming returns from Salt Lake City trip.

Tom Hawkins Three Forks John Hand Shirley Horace Hand Carl Shafer Browns Lake Ace Reily John Shafer Jack Shafer Stanley Dale Shafer Bob Fleming Salt Lake City

Dell Residents Gather For Fourth Of July Events

Those in Dillon this week from Dell include Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dowling Mr and Mrs P J Bimat Mr and Mrs Joe Birrer and daughter Mr and Mrs Walter Bastian and daughter S M McKnight Nellie McKnight Mrs R H Weeks Fred Hungate John Price W A Price Floyd Kenison Oscar Gravely Steve Taylor Ana Mecham Alma Henderson and Mrs George Lefgren. Mrs Walter Bastian hosted a birthday party for her daughter on July 4. A K Mecham and Clifford Birrer visited Hamilton. W L Wilson and family spent the Fourth with Wilsons parents in Farmington Utah. Two cars collided on U S Highway 91 in the north end of Dell the evening of the Fourth.

Dillon Dell Joe Dowling P. J. Bimat Joe Birrer Walter Bastian S. M. McKnight Nellie “McKnight R. H. Weeks Fred ‘Hungate John Price W. A. Price Floyd Kenison Oscar Gravely Steve Taylor Ana Mecham Alma Henderson George Lefgren A. K. Mecham Clifford Birrer Hamilton W. L. Wilson Wilson Farmington Utah

Renfro Returns from Wyoming Shoot With Top Score

Ted Renfro returned from Torrington Wyoming where he stunned locals by a one straight run of 376 with no misses. He led overall with 577 of 600 targets while ineligible for the Wyoming state singles title due to a shared 197 score with another state shooter.

Ted Renfro Torrington Wyo Renfro

State GOP Meeting Set for July in Great Falls

A state wide Republican gathering is called for July 22 in Great Falls by E. K. Cheadle of Shelby, chairman of the state central committee. The meeting will discuss policies to be presented at a summer state convention.

Republi‘sans Great Falls E. K. Cheadle Shelby

Miss Genevieve Green Maps West Coast Tour

Miss Genevieve Green a Cardwell teacher has returned from a month long trip visiting principal western cities and Warner Brothers studio. She will depart this week for New York City to begin a university tour.

Genevieve Green Cardwell West Coast Hollywood Warner Brothers’ Studio New York City

Scout Camp Opening Delayed At Camp Lowlands

Rain washed road and washouts blocked access to Camp Lowlands delaying Cub Scout camp opening originally set for Sunday July 3. About a dozen Dillon boys were to go to Butte for the start. opening week postponed to July 10 due to waterlogged road making transport of supplies and enrollees impossible.

Camp Lowlands Dillon Butte Percy Frazier

Potato prices look favorable for growers this year

Washington reports potato prices for the first time this year above the level of a year ago. Bureau of Agricultural Economics foresees prices likely to decline less than usual in coming months if no large late crop develops. Yields this year are higher than last year.

Washington U.P Bureau of Agricultural Economics

State Supreme Court appoints panels on deceased justices

The court formed committees to draft resolutions on the lives and services of five justices who died in the last three years: Walter B. Sands, Henry N. Blake, Albert J. Galen, Edgar N. Harwood, and Albert P. Stark.

The State Supreme Court Walter B. Sands Henry N. Blake Albert J. Galen Edgar N. Harwood Albert P. Stark

Counties to Get Land Rent Money in Montana

State Treasurer Ray N. Shannon announced Montana will receive 2 882.46 dollars from 4 320 000 acres under the Taylor grazing act. Counties will share half the federal payment with Beaverhead at 1 301.61 and Rosebud 3 805.58 among others, totals listed.

Montana Ray N. Shannon Beaverhead Broadwater Carbon Chateau Fergus Gallatin Granite Judith Basin Lewis and Clark Madison Meagher Park Pondera Powell Richland Rosebud Stillwater Sweet Grass Teton Toole Yellowstone

Mrs Clara Chapman dies in Spokane after operation

Mrs Clara Woodside Chapman longtime Dillon resident died Wednesday evening in a Spokane hospital after an operation She was wife of Bert C Chapman of Missoula and mother of Bert Jr and Mrs La Verne Maxson Survivors include her father Louis Woodside brothers Fred Albert Elmer and Frank and sister Mrs Chase Bailey Burial is planned for Dillon at Mountain View cemetery funeral arrangements pending

Clara Woodside Chapman Fred Woodside Dillon and Spokane Wash Chapman Bert C. Chapman Missoula Reichle Dillon Mizpah Chapmans Bert, Jr LaVerne Maxson Louis Woodside Fred Albert Butte Elmer Frank Lind, Wash Chase Bailey Mountain View Cemetery

Voter registrations rise in five precincts for July 19 primary

County clerk Albert S Baker reports total county registration at 3381, 366 fewer than two years ago. Five precincts show gains: Dell 136 Grant 96 Dillon North 456 Dillon West 454 Argenta 39. Other precincts list Dillon South 313 Lakeview 57 Monida 45 Lima 252 Dillon North Central 273 Bedrock 123 Bannack 69 Dillon South 439 Bishop 54 Birch Creek 56 Glendale 30 Polaris 50 Jackson 143 Wisdom 195 Dewey 76 Nicholia 25.

Albert S. Baker Dell Grant Dillon North West Argenta South Central Lakeview Monida Lima Dillion North Central Bedrock Bannack South Bishop Birch Creek Glendale Polaris Jackson Wisdom Dewey Nicholia

Utah Sheepshearer Dies at Barrett Hospital

Manley Newman aged 52 a Utah roving sheepshearer died shortly after admission at Barrett hospital from natural causes He worked for Selway Sheep company and was part of the roving band His wife and family live in Gunnison Utah funeral plans were not announced pending relatives word and body to be returned for burial

Manley Newman Utah Barrett Hospital Beaverhead Selway Sheep Company Gunnison

Montana Chain Store Tax Law Vindicated by Court

District Judge A. J. Horsky in Helena ruled Montana 1937 chain store tax law valid despite an altered enacting clause favoring the people. The decision upholds the license fee scheme and states the law’s validity amid suits by seven Montana firms. License collections and issued licenses surged under the reform.

Montana A. J. Horsky Helena State of State Board of Equalization John A. Matthews Horsky Legislative Assembly

Recreation leaders voice appreciation for day camp

The day camp led by Miss Beulah Dubler opened with a flag salute overseen by K. D. Flock who spoke on fire prevention. Attendance was excellent as camp staff P T A and Girl Scout Council thank donors and helpers for materials and camp construction.

Beulah Dubler K. D. Flock Girl Scout Council George Pettit Lou Constable J. C. Fuller Walt Stinson Leslie Smith Mr. Devaney N. L. Henry Almy Carson John Wolf Richard Evans John Kent Fred Crouse Cliff McLaughlin Smith Paddock George Routledge J. W. Walters Garage Beaverhead Lumber Company

Dillon girl hurries home too fast

Alice Jeanette Peterson 21, of Dillon Montana, rushing from UC Los Angeles to her home, was clocked at 70 mph on a highway near Goleta. Justice W T Lillard suspended $10 of her fine, noting that college education does not qualify drivers for haste.

Dillon Santa Barbara Daily News Alice Peterson Montana University of California Alice Jeanette Peterson University of California At Los Angeles Peterson Goleta

Melrose Musicians Present Recital At Swede's Hall

Melrose pupils of Nellie Little Poole performed a one act operetta The Princess Who Was Not Interested at Swede's hall. The program included piano solos duets songs and dances featuring Mary Fassler Floyd Smith Margaret Ellen Hansen Burr Lively David Hansen Margaret Irene Highhorn Margaret Ann Streb Dorothy Fassler Darlene Reid Mary Louise Buhrer LaVerne Poole Jean Streb and Mary Streb.

Melrose Nellie Little Poole Mary Fassler Floyd Smith Margaret Ellen Hansen Burr Lively David Hansen Margaret Irene Highorn Margaret Ann Streb Dorothy Fassler Darlene Reid Mary Louise Buhrer LaVerne Poole Jean Streb Mary Streb

Montana third in smelting copper production

Montana ranked third among states in domestic copper smelting in 1937. Arizona led with 580,493,103 pounds and Utah followed with 404,168,742 pounds as the U.S. total rose to 1,669,322,278 pounds, up 37 percent. Montana produced 280,662,270 pounds, up 65,228,893 from 1936 and 122,901,835 above 1935.

Helena Mont U.P Montana U.S. Bureau of Mines Arizona Utah United States

Girl Scout Camp Plans Hit Two States This Summer

Mrs W E Tallent will attend Camp Castle Rock near Butte starting July 8 after returning from Camp Cloud Rim near Salt Lake City where Golda Talent and Anna Jean Lockness enrolled. Mrs Russell Bacon plans a Girl Scout camp near Ogden in the second week of July. About 15 girls are expected at Camp Castle Rock for the annual session. Dillon girls will likely attend in mid July.

Cornell Park W. E Tallent Castle Rock Butte Cloud Rim Salt Lake City Golda Talent Anna Jean Lockness Russell Bacon Ogden Camp Castle Rock Dillon

Wheat production up Billions of bushels in world harvest

World wheat production for 1938 39 may total 4 025 to 4 075 billion bushels, the Bureau of Agricultural Economics reports, up from last year’s 8 827 billion bushels. July 1 world old wheat stocks near 650 million, versus 556 million a year earlier. Early US crop indications point to over 1 000 million bushels.

Washington U.P Bureau of Agricultural Economics Bureau United States

Portrait Painter Joins Montana Exhibit Chief at Local Museum

Joe Schearle of New York City, friend of the late Charles Russell, arrived in Laurel Montana to paint a portrait of Max Big Man, curator and lecturer at the Northern Pacific park museum, as part of local art activities.

Miss Mildred Gerer Guests at Sister’s Home

Miss Mildred Gerer of Santa Barbara California visits at the home of her sister Mrs Albert Erickson in town for a short stay and family time away from home.

Mildred Gerer Santa Barbara, Calif Albert Erickson

Baby Carol Lee Born At Barrett Hospital

Mr and Mrs Carl Kambich welcomed a daughter named Carol Lee at Barrett hospital on Tuesday. Mother and child are reported doing fine. Mrs Sarah Harroun of Dillon visits Dan F Piccone’s home this week. Pauline Kambich recently back from the coast shows improvement.

Weis Carl ‘Kambich Barrett Hospital Carol Lee Matt Polish Glen Sarah Harroun Dillon Dan Fpiccone Pauline Kambich

Mink culture promoted in Montana by Hercules Fur farms

Helena Montana June 30 Mink culture in Montana is being promoted by the Hercules Fur farms of Idaho Minnesota and Washington George A Batterson Montana representative said today Batterson said his firm furnishes animals peas and other equipment to growers and that the company purchases the full grown fur bearers The plan is arranged so as to give the breeders every possible advantage in the mink breeding business Mr and Mrs Adolph Lauterbach who have been visiting relatives in Dillon returned to their home at Payette Idaho Sunday PAY YOUR SUBSCRIPTION NOW

Helena Mont U.P Montana Hercules Fur Farms Idaho Minnesota Washington George A. Batterson Batterson Adolph Lauterbach Dillon Payette

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L . Ly Madison River Ernest Knapp Earl Conklin Louise Hand Martha Knapp Bill Hand Rose Harkness Wyoming Maggie Smith Hathaway Democratic Congress Organized Labor, Veteran’s ‘Welfare Clara Chapman Fiji Islands A. 3. LaPlante Fiji Mesdames Callahan, Warner Ernest Luebben LeRoy Gilbert Carolyn Curry Bell Patrol Janet Curry Ruby Connelly Phyllis Weber Margaret Banks Jocelyn Maxwell Marion Wiant Betty Sue Crow Patricia Gilbert Jeanne Kekich Pureau Portrai Smokey Bill Dungan Montana State College John G. Nye Richard McCarthy East Granite Butte Lewis & Walker Shippers P. O. Box Walter E. Stinson Republican Irving E. Orr Democratic Party Irving HB Orr McCormick-Deering
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