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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1936

Page

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Lower light rate take effect after PSC hearing in Butte

Montana Power Company rates will be lower starting July 1 after a Montana Public Service Commission hearing. Union Electric has 90 days to inventory property and justify a future rate. For now, Butte power users will pay the present rate with a projected substantial saving under the new schedule.

Montana Power Company Butte Montana Public Service Commission Tom ‘Carey J. J. O'Connell Leonard Young George Burke 4L. Sullivan Union Electric Company Montana

Girls Leave This Week for 4 H Camp

A group of 35 girls from county 4 H clubs travel to Mona Creek between Elkhorn Springs and Wise River for a three day summer camp. They are chaperoned by Lillian Stone and Luella Stickney and attended by numerous Dell Armstead Wisdom and Divide residents. Mrs Minnie Buhrer and Louise Buhrer returned from Seattle and brought Mrs Charley Yaurdick of Alaska for the summer.

Mona Creek Elkhorn Springs Wise River Lillian Stone Luella Stickney Helen McNinch Janet Peterson Julia Poe Alice Knox Janet Poe Gertrude Knox Mary, Hansen Thea Hackett Anna Hansen Mabel McNinch Jean Gravely Mary McNinch Minnie Buhrer Louise Buhrer Seattle Charley Yaurdick Alaska

Home Proposed for Dillon Creamery Site

The Dillon Creamery operated by Eric Holman will move to a new building at the corner of Montana and Virginia streets north of the Dillon Steam Laundry. The modern facility will house churns and machines and cost about 39000 dollars with site surveying started Monday by Geo Metlen.

Dillon Creamery Eric Holman Montana and Virginia Streets Dillon Steam Laundry Geoe Metlen

Beaverhead committee sets June 30 deadline

Beaverhead county soil conservation committee met Thursday morning and announced that farm work sheets must be turned in by June 30. The group reviewed submitted sheets and prepared a budget for the 1936-17 period.

Beaverhead County

Rotary Talk Covers England View From Twin Bridges

Dillon Rotary Club heard Dr. Henry Neumann of New York City discuss Life Begins at Forty with Dr. Eugene Free chairing. President Davey spoke on his England trip noting English sport interest and a shift toward staying in England, with observations on housing, liquor, and club life across Plymouth Hereford London Tottenham Westham and Shoreditch.

Eugene Free Dillon Rotary Club Andrus Hotel Dale Tash Wallace Forsgren Roy Call Robert E. Albright Henry Neumann New York City George H. Davey The Orphans’ Home Twin Bridges England Davey Colonies America Hitler Ethiopia Italy Plymouth Hereford London Tottenham Westham Shoreditch

Civil Service Exams Announced for Various Junior Posts

The U S Civil Service Commission lists open competitive exams for junior chemist agronomist animal fiber technologist and other junior animal husbandman roles with salaries from 2000 to 2600 dollars. Full details from Ernest C Nelson secretary of the board at the local post office.

United States Civil Service Commission Department of Agriculture Ernest C. Nelson U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Fire Destroys Rubbish Heap Near Southard Home

A rubbish heap behind the Southard residence on North Pacific Street caught fire Tuesday afternoon. Firefighters extinguished the blaze with a garden hose before it spread to nearby sheds, causing little damage.

Southard North Pacific Street

Mrs Porte in Vancouver Clipping Ties Dillon Visit

Mrs Porte of Vancouver British Columbia visiting Dillon at the home of her brother in law and sister in law Mr and Mrs Harry Kamber.

Porte Vancouver B.C Dillon Harry. Kamber

Prominent Dillon Resident Frank Eliel Dies at Home

Dillon mourns the death of Frank Eliel at his South Washington street home after a lingering illness. Born November 11, 1862 in LaPorte Indiana, he was a pioneer Eliel brother and longtime public servant, including four terms in the Montana House and roles on the state board of education and Dillon Rotary Club. Interment is set for Mountain View Cemetery.

Dillon South Washington Street Frank Eliel Eliel Brothers Eliel Laporte Indiana Utah & Northern Railroad Eliel Bros America Beaverhead County State Normal College State Board of Education Dillon Rotary Club Dillon Lodge No A. M Dillon Lodge Republican Party Milt Davidson Leon Eiiel Pasadena Paul Eliel Berkeley Lambert Eliel Masonic Hall H. N. Tragitt St. James Episcopal Church Mountain View Paul Esiel Leon New York

Dillon Team Aims for State Race in Deer Lodge

Dillon's revived baseball club, after a big win over Butte Highlanders, plans for the Deer Lodge elimination July 28 to August 2. Floyd Davis elected manager with Johnny Johnston as secretary. tentative games set with Butte Colored Giants East Helena Deer Lodge and Salmon. The squad lists players including Vandegrift Schoonover Callahan Hignight Osborn Johnston B Davis Ryder F Davis Schroer R Davis Lee Roland and Brundage. Fans urged to support the team and attend the benefit dance at Dillmont Park next Saturday. Sixteen teams expected for Deer Lodge with prizes from 1000 to 150 dollars.

Butte Highlanders Dillon Deer Lodge Dillon Ball Club Floyd Davis Johnny Johnston Butte Colored Giants East Helena Salmon Idaho Vandegrift Schoonover Callahan Hignight Osborn Johnston B. Davis Ryder

Townsend Picnic Draws Large Crowd At Glen

A Townsend club picnic at Glen Sunday drew a big crowd with games and amusements. Speakers addressed timely topics on the Townsend plan while attendees enjoyed a midday lunch.

Glen Sunday Townsend Club

Primary ballot listed for Beaverhead County race

Beaverhead County voters face a sparse primary with 30 candidates on June 20 1935. Republican slate includes Gil bert Harrison Row lands Smith Mooney Stahl Baker Temple Best etc and Democratic slate lists Metlen Hartwig Mccollum Rife Doyle Fitzsimmons Metlen among others. Incumbents mostly unopposed on both tickets and no filings for several offices.

Albert Baker Beaverhead County W. G. Gilbert George Harrison Bob Rowlands Luther Smith Elza Smith Dan Mooney Paul Stahl, Sr Albert 8. Baker Paul Temple Walter Stinson O. M. Best T. E. Gilbert Leonard Schulz Frank C. McFadden James EB. Phillips Dillon Township Louis Stahl George Opp Leo Truax George Montgomery Joe Metlen W. B. Hartwig Clyde Edwards Leslie Staudenmeyer Fred Rife James A. McCollum Lee Tower Bertie Mathews Nell Doyle James Fitzsimmons George Metlen

Popular young people wed in quiet Montana ceremony

Friday June 19 at the Lenox home Estelle Lenox and Lansing Waldorf were married in a ring ceremony by Rev. J A Meeke. The bride wore a blue travelling suit with pink roses and was escorted by Morse Waldorf. After breakfast at Miss Clara Plant’s, the couple left for Glacier Park and Watertown lakes en route to Glasgow Montana. Waldorf, an electrical engineer, is a Beaverhead High and University of Seattle graduate. Mrs Waldorf, a Normal school graduate and former teacher, is well regarded. The bridal party included numerous local families and friends.

Geo. Lenox Estelle Lansing Waldorf A. F. Waldorf Ernestine Jurassi Red Lodge Morse R. Waldorf J. A. Meeke M. E. Church Clara Plant Glacier Park Watertown Lakes Glasgow Mont Waldorf Fort Peck Beaverhead County State University Seattle Wash Celia Montgomery Ed Farley Jane Sloan Waldorf Morse - Wal Harriet W. Tooley Harlowton B. C Robert Baxter Ernestine Jirusst J.A. Meeke

Tragic Auto Crash Claims Death Of 3 Year Old

Dorothy Nye, 3, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Nye of Monida, died Saturday when a car she rode in with her mother and two brothers overturned near Desmond ranch on Horse Prairie. She was thrown against the windshield as gravel caused the vehicle to skid and go over an embankment. Her mother Mia Nye suffered shock and minor bruises. the two boys were unhurt. The body was returned to Dillon and funeral services were held Monday afternoon. Survivors include her parents, grandparents Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nye of the Centennial, and several uncles and aunts.

Dorothy Nye James Nye Monida Evers Desmond Ranch Horse Prairie Mia Nye Dillon H. M. Brundage Brundage H. J. Schmidt Presbyterian Church J. M. Nye

Wedded in Butte Two Local Couples Tie the Knot

The marriage of Marie Laden to Holger Carlson was solemnized in Butte on June 11 with Myrtle Hanson and Megwerth Jensen as attendants. The same day Hanson wed Jensen in Bozeman as Carlson and Laden plan to reside on ranches in Beaverhead County.

Butte Marie Laden John Lasden Holger Carlson Walter Carlson Myrtle Hanson Megwerth Jensen Bozeman Hanson Jensen Carlson

Dillon student named to Septemviri honor society

Carl Hansen of Dillon is elected to Septemviri at Montana State College, announced by President Alfred Atkinson. Hansen led his class as president for two years, served as cadet Major of the ROTC battalion, and was on the livestock judging team that represented the college at the International Livestock Exposition in Chicago.

Bozeman Carl Hansen Dillon Montana State College Alfred Atkinson Hansen R.O.T. C Chicago

Ladies' Day Postponed at Dillon Country Club

Ladies' Day at the Dillon Country Club is postponed this week and will be held as usual next Wednesday, July 1.

Dillon Country Club

Post Office in Dillon Montana Declared Complete

F C Greve of Washington Norman Collier and F C Culbert son of the Kansas City district all officials connected with the Treasury Department Procurement Division Washington D C finished final inspection Friday of the Dillon Montana post office and pronounced it complete in every detail They commended the brick work saying it was a perfect job with bond plumb from foundation to top They praised local engineer Clement J Gerber for supervision and said he should receive high commendations for his perseverance in carrying out the drawings

F. C. Greve Washington, D. C Norman Collier F.C. Culbertson Kansas City Treadsury Department Dillon, Monetana Clement J. Gerber

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