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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 03, 1934

Page

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Girl Scout course opens at college in Dillon

Miss Olga Carlson of Ogden Utah opened the annual Girl Scout course at Normal College in Dillon this week. The first meeting drew a large class with many town women joining as special students. The program for May 2 featured an operetta Peter Rabbit performed by the primary training school.

Hhe The Normal College Olga Carllson Ogden Utah Dillon Carlson Peter Rabbit Grace Redburn Charlotte Ballard Peter J. W. McCracken David Hartwig Dorothy Elizabeth Davis Patty Curry Mary Elizabeth Spegar Edward Neal Mr. McGregor Phillip Bond

Experienced woodsmen sought for CCC projects in Montana counties

Supervisor A A Simpson announced that twenty experienced woodsmen would be rejected on Monday May 7 from Beaverhead and Madison counties to enroll for CCC work. The contingent will entrain the next day for Butte. Those who have already served CCC time cannot re enroll and only qualified woodsmen will be accepted. Daniel S Curtis, an prospect for the Birch Creek section, was brought to the city last Thursday by Undersheriff W E Barry for medical care.

A. A. Simpson Beaverhead Madison CCC Butte Daniel S. Curtis Birch Creek W. E. Barry

Hazelbaker Named Representative for Beaverhead Production Credit

F A Hazelbaker of this city has been appointed representative for Beaverhead Production Credit Association, serving Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Meagher Gallatin Park and Broadwater counties. The association, a department of the federal Farm Credit Administration, offers a permanent source of agricultural credit for tough times and good periods with loans and related services.

F. A. Hazelbaker Beaverhead Boverhand Production Credit Association Madison Jefferson Meagher Gallatin Park and Broadwater Federal Farm Credit Administration

Gasoline Use in County for CWA and Relief Work

County records show 36 625 gallons of gasoline used in 1933 for CWA and emergency relief projects costing 7 996 43 dollars. Most funds covered highway and road work with government fuel supplied only in exceptional cases.

Albert 5S. Baker

Hawaii Governor Poindexter to Visit Montana in May

Jorge Joseph B Poindexter once of Dillon now Hawaii’s governor plans a Montana tour in late May. He acknowledged congratulations from state officials after his Roosevelt appointment and promised to include Dillon in his trip. Irvine of Idaho, who ships seed potatoes to Hawaii, sent tubers for the Poindexter table. The governor replied that he would hope to meet Irvine during the visit.

Jorge Joseph B. Poindexter Dillon Hawaii Montana Roosevelt W. L. Irvine Idaho Irvine Poindexter Hhe Won

Hazelbaker reports Lima dam project near completion

M. A. Hazelbaker returned from Helena where he handled Lima dam construction matters and said the project should finish in about a month. He noted favorable progress and then departed Friday to his Big Hole basin ranch, reporting ample irrigation water available in that region.

M. A. Hazelbaker Helena Lima

Dill Gun Club Tops Great Falls In Montana Postal Trap Shoot

The Dill Gun Club defeated Great Falls 74 to 72 in a Montana Standard postal trapshoot Sunday. Dr E G Free hit 100 straight, Ted Renfro ran 50 straight and both contributed 25s helping locals stay ahead in the state meet. Roy Forrester and Hap Apgar made 24s as scores rolled in.

Dill Gun Club Montana Standard Great Falls Dr. E.G. Free Ted Renfro Roy Forrester Hap ‘Apgar

O'Connor Youth Fatally Struck in Lakeview Area

John O'Connor 22 died after being struck on the head with a shovel during a fight with Samuel Hayden ten miles above Lakeview. Hayden faced first degree murder charges, posted $5,000 bonds, and pleaded not guilty. Investigators cite a dispute over a drink and a clang over a fight at the Hayden ranch setup.

Centennial Valley Lakeview John O’connor William O’connor Samuel Hayden Barrett Hospital Hayden Justice Court Lyman H Sam Hayden O’connor Dillon Barrett O’cormor Phil Nye McCollum Barry John Collins

Metlen Appointed Agent in Beaverhead County

Frank R Venable district manager for Montana Life Insurance announces Dale E Met len of this city as agent in Beaverhead County The statement praises Met len portends expansion in life insurance and notes public trust in the industry after a difficult year with policyholders receiving billions in claims and more men seeking coverage

Dale E. Metlen Beaverhead County Frank R.venable Montana Life Insurance Comput Butte Metlen Montana Life Mr. Venable

Grasshopper Note Reports Robert Marchesseau Brought In

Robert Marchesseau was brought in from the Grasshopper section Tuesday afternoon and taken to Barrett hospital to receive care.

Robert Marchesseau Grasshopper Barrett Hospital Gure

Lambing Season Advances on Beaverhead Ranches

Sheepmen from many parts of the county have been in the city this week securing supplies and hiring local help for lambing. Owners report strong percentages though colder weather could trim yield. Ranchers prefer workers from the area, easing relief labor concerns.

Beaverhead High names valedictorian and salutatorian

Principal W. W. Wahl announces Helga Anderson as valedictorian for the 1934 Beaverhead County High School class with Midler as salutatorian. Anderson leads in scholarship and activities, editing The Beaver and participating in debates. district finals winners advance to the Missoula state meet. Poppy custom origin traced to 1915 Miss Monica Michael. poppies later memorial flowers for American Legion and British Legion. Local American Legion auxiliary to distribute poppies May 26 made by disabled veterans at Fort Harrison to fund welfare work for the disabled and families of the dead.

W. W. Wahl Helga Anderson Beaverhead County Oul Midler Miss Anderson Beaver Missoula Paul Widler Meryl Morris Hirlon Harrison Evelynne Tash Tallie Anderson Georgia Columbia University Moiia Michael Athens Col John McCrie Flanders Fields Michael American Legion Cleveland Ohio American Legion Auxiliary British Legion British Empire Dillon Fort Harrison Legion and Auxiliary

Mains Honor Harry Baumberger With Farewell Party

Mr and Mrs George Main entertained Thursday night at their Railroad avenue home in honor of Harry Baumberger who leaves this week for a promotion posting in Salt Lake City. A number of friends of the popular railroad man attended and the evening was pleasant and enjoyable.

George Main Railroad Avenue Harry Baumberger Salt Lake City

Butte School of Mines President Speaks to Dillon Rotary

Dr. Francis A Thomson of the Butte School of Mines gave a detailed address on The National Dilemma at the Dillon Rotary Club meeting. He urged no new remedies but offered an analytic view of U S class interactions and political organization, noting progress depends on concessions by interest groups. Lorraine McGrath, Beaverhead high senior, sang excerpts from Anne of Green Gables and will compete in Missoula state contest.

Jessie L. Duboe Montana Congress of Parents Iural Butte Robert J. Albright Dodson Conrad Anaconda Sheldon K. Davis Lima Hamilton Robert E. Clark Leadole Idaho Charles Henry Colstrip Francs A Thomson Butte School of Mines Dillon Rotary Club Sheldon E. Davis T. E. Luebben Wil Stephan Sam Wilkinson Pred Woodside Wo. W. Wahl Herbert Kakuske J. F. McBain Lee R. Light Ernest C. Luebben George McMannis Thomon Lorraine McGrath Beaverhead County United States Tie Chisses

Beaverhead Delegates Return From Bozeman Meet

Beaverhead county high school students who attended the annual high school week activities in Bozeman last week returned home Saturday night. Delegates winning vice in the meet included Joe W Ritschel and Ralph Pederson with others like Maury Louise Pundy, Jane Waldorf, Bill Pederson, Dwight Harrison, Jamis Freeman, Walls Banning, Leo Haag, under supervision of Berniece Hirschman and Bernard Williams from the Smith-Hughes department.

Beaverhead County An-Ual Bovenwin Beaverhead Maury Louise Pundy Jane Waldorf Joe W Ritschel Bill Pederson Dwight Harrison Jamis Freeman Walls Banning Ralph Pederson Leo Haag Ritschel Montana Future Partners Berniece Hirschman Bernard Williams Smith-Hughes

Mother's Day Program Planned by Dillon Lodge No. 1654

The Dillon Lodge 1654 announces a Mother's Day program at the training school auditorium Thursday evening May 10. Rank Venable of Butte, past exalted ruler of Wallace Idaho Lodge 331 and past district deputy of Idaho, will deliver the address. A full program is planned and the public is invited.

Dillon Lodge No Training School Rank Venable Butte Wallace Idaho Lodge

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