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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 22, 1931

Page

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Man From Butte Found Dead at Armstead Ranch

Fred Sander known as Frank Gerkin was found near his camp wagon at Coy Brown ranch near Armstead with a bullet wound. Coroner deemed no inquest needed as death appears self inflicted. Relatives sought in Butte, note found saying Life's not worth living, right name Fred Sander.

Fred Sander Frank Gerkin Coy Brown Ranch Armstead James Phillips Dillon Phillips H. M. Brundage Brundage Butte Sander Brown Ranch

Dillon Rotary Club Meets At Andrus Hotel

The Dillon Rotary club held its regular noon meeting at the Andrus hotel last Monday. Attorney John Collins, guest of chairman G. T. Paul, spoke on Why We Behave Like Rotarians, while Charles Henry read A Decker’s Dillon and Beaverhead County for the Tribune editorial section.

Dillon Rotary Club Andrus Hotel John Collins G. T. Paul Charles Henry A. Decker Dillon Beaverhead County Tribune Decker Collins

Crack Drum Corps to Help Elks at Dance

Anaconda drum corps members proposed a Friday May 29 exhibition in Dillon at Dillmont park before the Elks dance. The two crack Northwest teams plan to attend the Seattle convention next July, and the Dillon corps hopes the visit aids their own national gathering.

Anaconda Butte

County Seeks Reimbursement for Highway Bond Election Costs

The county clerk's office sent a claim of 1506.84 dollars to the state highway commission for expenses of holding the highway bond election. Receipts ranged from 75 cents to 346.55 dollars, covering assorted items. The county was among the earliest to apply for reimbursement.

state highway _ commission

Ballard Wins Third in Declamatory Contest

Bill Ballard a Be ave rhead County high school senior won third in the boys division declamatory contest with the piece At the Swimming Pool His performance marked the school's first miss in the scholastic editorial contest as The Beaver failed to place Isabel Doyle represented The Beaver staff at Missoula and was joined by Violet Eastman

Bill Ballard Beaverhead County Mis Beaver Isabel Doyle Missoula Violet Eastman

Forty Graduates to Receive Diplomas at Junior High

A class of 40 eighth grade students will receive diplomas at commencement in the training school auditorium on Thursday afternoon May 28. Dr. W. H. Stephan will deliver the address, with Superintendent Charles Henry presenting the class. Leonard Kliel and Rev. F. X. Lechner will confer diplomas and offer invocation and benediction. The program features string orchestra, girls glee club, class graduates, and Harold Wheat in a flute solo.

W. H. Stephan Charles Henry Leonard Kliel F. X. Lechner St. Rose Catholic Church Harold Wheat Laura Albertha Anderson Elizabeth M. Atkeson Pearl Catherine Banning Edward H. Bourquin Richard A. ‘Conklin Earl R. Downing Jesse O. Ditty Walter W. French William B. Galt Dorothy Irene Graham Dorothy Marie Graves Myrtle Christina Marjorie Lee Smith Charles F. Spehar Robert John Stephan Warren M. Stone, Jr Walter Taborski Georgia Marion Taylor Estella Mae Thompson Julia Pearl Webster Marjorie Marie Wellington LaVerna A. Wise Harold N. Wheat Margaret Jordan Wilber Squires Albert Polish Beaverhead County W. W. Wahl Ebba Anderson Rose Marie Pedrotti Emer Anderson William Ballard William Bates Helen Bayers Ilene Berry Helen Ida Best Robert Bidstrup William Boone Anthony Bramsman Marie Brown John Christensen Mary He

Poppy Day Observed In Dillon By Legion Auxiliary

"Buy a Poppy" will be observed Saturday in Dillon with American Legion auxiliary selling the small red flowers. Proceeds aid disabled veterans and families, with most poppies made by veterans at Fort Harrison hospital near Helena.

Dillon American Legion Auxiliary Fort Harrison Helena

Salmon Bake Invitations Loosened for Lemhi County Meet

The Lemhi County Sportsmen's Association invites salmon bake attendees at Salmon Idaho on Saturday June 6. Roads are reported good in all directions and the program includes rifle shooting canoe and rowboat races fly casting and bait casting contests and a dance. No entry fees for contests but a $2.50 ticket grants all privileges including eating and dancing. Women pay 50 cents for the bake. Invitations sent to sportsmen's clubs across the northwest.

Lemhi Salmon Idaho Northwest

Beaverhead High School Holds Large 59th Class Commencement

Beaverhead County High School graduates fifty nine students in an unusually large class. The event featured a dance at Dillmont Park hosted by the alumni association and a well received class play The Goose Hangs High.

Beaverhead County Alumni Association Dillmont Park Red Head Violet Eastman Bob Bidstrup Georgiana Crouse Bill Bates Elmer Devaney Rose Marie Pedrotti Edith Hughes Helen Taylor Wilber Squires Myra Hansen Ebba Anderson John Christensen Mary Pickorick Bill Ballard Methodist Church H. N. Tragitt St. James Episcopal Church L. A. Gregory

Gun Club Hosts World Champion Shooter Event

Dillon Gun club invites shooters from nearby communities to a regional gathering led by guest E. W. Renfro, famed shotgun expert. Program includes 9:30 a.m. shooting at the fair event grounds, with 5:30 p.m. film of Ted Renfro’s Monte Carlo triumphs at the Andrus hotel. Sheridan and Anaconda plan to send contestants. blue rocks and shells secured for the trap range.

Dillon Gun Club E. W. Renfro Andrus Hotel Ted Renfro Monte Carlo Roy. Forrester Butte Renfro Sheridan Anaconda

Several Thefts Reported Across Dillon This Week

Transients believed responsible for a series of small thefts and one burglary during the past week in Dillon. Burglary at Hartwig theatre yielded over $100 cash. $3.30 left in the drawer. Sunday show, basement entry at Mrs. Anna Bond’s home for canned goods and preserves. Other residents report missing items from garages and porches.

Dillon Hartwig Theatre Anna Bond

Federation Will Meet at Melrose Community Club

Beaverhead County Federation of Women's Clubs meets in Melrose on Saturday May 28 hosted by Melrose Woman's club. Delegates from Armstead Dillon Melrose Wise River attend. luncheon at noon costs $1. Prominent guests include state federation leaders Minnie Minis and others. Public welcome. program includes talks, music by Dillon Women’s Chorus, and tree planting at Melrose high school.

Beaverhead Melrose Community Church Armstead Dillon Melrose Wise River Herman Mussigbrod Wisdom County Federation H. W. Norris Ted Woodward Fishtrap Minnie ‘Minis Butte State Federation R. FE. Brown Bozeman S. C. Christie W. J. Higgins I. I. O. Pace Whitefall Mgugan Wright van Noy W. G. Gilbert Minnie Tennis Herman Mussigbrod - Presiding Beaverhead County Luella Stickney Sacajawea Laura’ T, Scott Reading Betty Norris Glee Club Alta May-Fidler R. &. Brown Girl Scout Hour Isaac

Anglers Out In Force For Opening Day Of Season

A large number of sportsmen from Dillon abandoned daily duties Thursday to fish on the season opening day. The piece notes keen turnout and enthusiasm as anglers hit local waters.

Dillon

Annual Spring May Fete Delayed At Normal College

The May Day pageant at the Normal college was postponed by last Sunday's weather. The pageant themed The Pageant of the Nations will feature Miss Constance Bregan directing and many pupils from the training school and college. The coronation of the May queen will occur during the pageant.

Normal College Constance Bregan Training School Women's Athletic Association

Cut Worms Menace to Alfalfa Crops

A Monday night meeting in the Blacktail area discussed combating the new cut worm found in alfalfa fields. Bernard Williams from the Smith Hughes department reported state college bulletins say worms may vanish in ten days to two weeks but advised poison if damage grows. No action was taken yet as they wait developments. damage noted as slight.

Bernard Williams Smith- Hughes ’Artment State College

Two Negroes Charged With Dell Robbery

Two men named A. Wright and Frank Broden were arrested by Constable James Burt at Lima and jailed in Dillon for robbing the Dell section house of wearing apparel. Several Mexican occupants in the city identified the suspects and the stolen clothing.

A. Wright Frank Broden James Burt Lima Dillon Dell

Sweet clover pastures boost dairy gains in dry range

A reader notes eight to ten irrigated acres of sweet clover yield good pasture for a small herd of dairy cows during the dry brown grass period. The writer questions why farmers do not seed more sweet clover for green pasture at the crucial time.

Students Enjoy Junior High Outing at Dillmont Park

The annual junior high outing and picnic was held last Friday at Dillmont Park with about fifty pupils in attendance. Faculty chaperones supervised. A delicious lunch was served followed by an afternoon of games.

Dillmont Park

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