Commencement Held at College for 82 Graduates
Commencement exercises were held Wednesday morning at the Normal college for 82 graduates who completed the two year course. Miss Catherine Nutterville delivered the address on She Teaching. Diplomas were conferred by President S. E. Davis. Graduates include Elizabeth Alberta Manhattan Magy Ball Myers Blanche Brumley Malta Gertrude Conwell Big Timber Ransom Casper Outlook Alberta Jace Cushing Miles City Joseph Dickson Geyser Viola Hrickson Roberts Mildred Getts Billings Helen Gray Great Falls Hazel Dell Hamilton Billings Janet Bernice Hanson Roy Claire Hawkins Culbertson Fern Mae Henderson Dell Averill Hunsinger Dillon Howard Jenkins Noxon Bessie Kay Martinsdale Geraldine Ross Dillon Arleen Lehti Milltown Elva Livingston Kalispell Ruth Norris McCleery Melrose Evelyn McKenzie Divide Ward McVay Dillon Marguerite Menge Saco Margaret Nichols Kalispell Evelyn Olson Judith Gap Dorothy Peppard Alberton Blanche Pipal Wolf Point Paul Walger Great Falls Helen Weberg Belt Gladys Whitlatch Butte. Spring quarter opens March 21 with advance registration underway and new students registering March 19 and 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Catherine Nutterville
Butte
Ralph Meladden
Girl’s Glee Club
E. Davis
Arelizabeth Alberta
Manhattan
Magy 4
Ball
Myers
Blanche
Brumley
Malta
Gertrude Conwell
Big Timber
Ransom Casper
Outlook
Alberta
Jace Cushing
Miles City
Joseph Dickson
Geyser
Viola Hrickson
Roberts
Mildred Getts
Billings
Helen Gray
Great Falls
Hazel Dell Hamilton
Janet Bernice Hanson
Roy
Claire M. . Hawkins
Culbertson
Fern Mae Henderson
Dell
Averill
Hunsinger
Dillon
Howard
L. Jenkins
Noxon
Bessie V. Kay
Martinsdale
Geraldine Ross
Arleen KE
Lehti
Milltown
Elva J
Livingston
Kalispell
Ruth Norris McCleery
Melrose
Evelyn M. McKenzie
Divide
Ward L. McVay
Marguerite M. Menge
Saco
Margaret A. Nichols
Evelyn O
Olson
Judith Gap
Dorothy G. Peppard
Alberton
Blanche R. Pipal
Wolf Point
Paul
Paul, L. Walger
Great, Falls
Helen L. Weberg
Belt
Gladys Whitlatch
Dr T A Grigg Dies in Idaho After Oil Venture Work
Dr T A Grigg a longtime Butte physician who for 39 years practiced in the city died of angina pectoris at a Pocatello hotel shortly after ordering a prescription. He served as president for years of Beaverhead Alberta Oil and Gas Company which drilled near Dillon and he invested much of his wealth in the oil search. The body will be taken to Butte for burial likely Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pocatello
T. A. Grigg
Butte
Youth Injured by Accidental Shot at Home
Billy Boone son of Mr and Mrs Robert Boone sustained a badly shattered bone in his left upper arm yesterday afternoon in an accidental discharge of a .22 rifle at the Boone home about 2 30 PM The youth was alone in his room and apparently believed he had emptied the gun before firing but the weapon discharged injuring him There is no great danger reported unless complications arise
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy Boone
Robert Boone
Boone
John Brozovitch Dies After Brief Illness
John Dragovitch a well known member of the Austrian community died after a brief illness. He had lived in Dillon area for about eight years and had lived in the state for about 40 years. Born in Austria he came to the United States as a young man and was naturalized at Butte. Funeral services were held Monday from Brundage chapel and interment followed in Mountain View cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Austria
United States
Butte
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View
Choral Club Broadcast From Butte On Station KGLR
The Dillon Choral club under Mrs W G Gilbert went on air Saturday from Station KGLR Butte delivering a varied program to favorable local response. The program included orchestral and choral items with solo performances by Ralph McFadden Frances Robinson and the choir with Mrs Mary E Farrell joining as accompanist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Choral Club
W. G. Gilbert
KGLR
Butte
Reichardt
Sylvia
Olie
Spress
Ralph McFadden
Rachmaninoff
W. W. Hawkins
Joe Herman
Naomi Hildreth
Jay C. Jeppgon
Howard E. Morse
J. A. Meeke
Harriet, Bills
Esther Snodgrass
Stephan
W. W. Wahl
Grade School Hogp Tourney At Normal College
Grade school basketball teams from Bannack public, Twin Bridges public, Dillon training school and State Orphans home at Twin Bridges will compete Saturday at the Normal College gym under the Parent Teachers Association. Games start 2:30 p.m. and 7:45 p.m. Admission 25 cents for adults 10 cents for children. badges 35 cents for adults 16 cents for children. First tournament of its kind in Dillon with a banner prize for the winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
Parent Teachers Association
Bannack
Twin Bridges
Dillon Training School
Bedison
Dillon
War on depression launched at Dillon meeting
Dillon civic and fraternal groups form War Against Depression with Legion sponsorship. Louis Schmittroth named permanent chairman as zones are set for a citywide canvass and house to house work. Volunteers pledged to clean yards, haul debris, and hire substitutes for job creation and building activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Legion
Louis Schmittroth
O. A. Bergeson
Einyass
Central Committee
Parrett Hospital
Schmittroth
Future Farmers 10 Annual Party Scheduled
The Dillon Chapter of Future Farmers of America announces the annual party at the high school gym Friday evening March 25. All farmers and families are invited for talks entertainment and dancing from 8 to 11 with a 50 cent charge per family to cover expenses. Refreshments will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Chapter of
Future Farmers of America
Debate outcome at Normal auditorium Montana State Normal beats School of Mines
Defending the negative side of the resolution on centralized control of industry, the Montana State Normal college team defeated the School of Mines team in a Monday night debate at the Normal auditorium. Representing the local school were Clifford Laity Harmon Graeter and Leslie Chambers. Judges were Lieutenant Governor Frank Hazel baker Miss Violet M. Eastman and Rev J A Meeke.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Montana State Normal College
School of Mines
Normal
Clifford Laity
Harmon. Graeter
Leslie Chambers
Frank Hazelbaker
Violet M. Eastman
J. A. Meeke
Rochester Plan aims to put idle workers to work in Rochester
A Rochester Community Chest led effort proposes that every resident pledge $2,000,000 to fund work for the unemployed. After three days, 1,550 volunteers completed solicitation under the plan, which is presented as work rather than charity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rochester
N. Y
Rochester Community Chest
Growers Not Required to Repay Wool Advances
J Byron Wilson of the Calsporalene announces that no proceeds from 1981 or 1982 wool shipments to the National Wool Marketing Corporation will be withheld to cover over-advances. He emphasizes reduced operating costs, improved service, and a cautious forecast as the sheep industry faces a world-wide depression and drought. Pre-shearing loans by the National aid growers through tough times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Wool Marketing Corporation
J. Byron Wilson
Wilson
National
President Calvin Coolidge Writes for Our Columns
On this issue's page in the Tribune readers will find an important article by former President Calvin Coolidge titled To Bring Back Prosperity. The piece promises interest to all readers regardless of agreement with its views.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Tribune
Calvin Coolidge
Huntley Company in Suit Over Bank Deal
The Huntley company sues E R Flood president of the Exchair tional bank in Superior Judge Webster's court. The case concerns Huntley buying $6 shares of State Bank of Wisdom Montana for $12,900 in 1918 and receiving an option on 70 more shares. It is alleged Wood disposed of the other stock denying Huntley a chance to exercise the option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Huntley Vost Comany Irkss
Tien
E.R. Flood
Bs Exchairtional Bank
Osuit
Ebster
H Huntley Company
State Bank of Wisdom
Mont
Mar
Wood
Huntley
Uilind Empire News
Hillyard, Wash
Betty Roe wins extemporaneous at association event
Betty Roe, 82, takes first in the extemporaneous contest. Gladys Carr earns the basketball trophy as seven girls receive letters. James Kurtz places second and Marian Wahl third on topics about death penalties and disarmament plans. Glee clubs debut and treasury details noted. Coach Bierrum awards letters to Beaverette team players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Betty Roe
Gladys Carr
James Kurtz
Marian Wahl
Betty Roe Wort
United States
Genevieve Metlen
J. C. Harris
Mallings Ogren
Mrs. Co, P. Willis
Bernard Williams
Bierrum
Joe W. Bierrum
Beaverette
Dille Baste
Melen
Pave
Reward Offered in Swindling Case Against Cattle Buyer L Sheftel
At a county commissioners meeting a reward of 100 is offered for the apprehension and conviction of cattle buyer L Sheftel. The sum will be matched by Attillo Giudici and the Cash Market. Between 1980 and 1931 Sheftel bought 15 or 20 tarloads of cattle for a Los Angeles firm and later two carloads from a Beaverhead grower, issuing drafts on a fictitious bank. He disposed of the cattle and has been at large since.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of County Commissioners
L. Sheftel
Attillo Giudici
Sheftel
Los Angeles
Northside Country Club celebrates twenty fifth anniversary
The twenty fifth anniversary of the founding of the Northside Country Club was marked with a dinner at the Country Tan on Saturday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northside Country Club
Country Tan
Enjoyable meeting held by P I A on home and school ties
Mrs Lorin Davis Jed led a Parents and Teacher meeting at the grammar school training building. Topics covered included keeping in touch with new education ideas, boosting home school social contacts, encouraging parent visits to schools, and the value and parental reaction to homework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorin Davis Jed
Peacher
Grammar Fade
W. G. Gilbert Jed
J. DP. Best
Hany Black
Mary Innes
L. N. Trayitt
Katherine van Riea Charles Henry
Byron Nay
L. Fairbanks
Harold Warner
Avere
Lecture Visit by Portland Doctor in Butte
Dr Fuller of Portland lectured in Butte on Monday evening attended by Drs. H F Best F H Bimrose R D Curry and W J Romersa with Mrs Curry accompanying the group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. F. Best
F. H. Bimrose
R. D. Curry
W. J. Romersa
Butte
Dr. Fuller
Portland
Mrs. Curry
Washington trip topic at Rotary
Dillon Rotary Club members heard Lt. Gov. M. A. Hazel baker recall his Washington visit with President Hoover and Secretary Hyde. He discussed proposed reductions in state land grazing fees and other issues facing Montana stockmen and farmers. The meeting included sidelights on conditions in Washington and eastern cities. The club donated $20 to the Dillon Choral Club for music purchases after a broadcast from Butte.
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Washington, D. C
Herbert Hoover
Avricuiture
Arthur Hyde
Dillon Rotary Club
Athens
D. A. Galt
M. A. Hazelbaker
Montana
Washington
Dillon Choral Club
Butte
Solarians
Illness Fatal to Cecil W. McNinch
Cecil W. McNinch thirteen year old son of Mr and Mrs Roy C McNinch of Limay died at Barrett hospital after a brief illness of septicemia He was born in the city and attended Lima school where his parents live on a ranch He was well liked and a popular boy and his friends are grieved by his death
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy C. McNinch
Limay
Barrett Hospital
Lima
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the Normal College
Idaho
John. Brozovitch
John Dragovitch
Ber
Ony
HOGP
Vempaign
Future Farmers
National Corporation States
Sue KE
Glee Club
Boys’ Glee Club
Mary Schoenborn
Association
Harry Ford
Treasury
Melton
Northside
P. I A
Hazelbaker
Hoover
Cecil W. McNinch
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