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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1935
Page
8
An appreciative audience enjoyed the schoolhouse production A Wedding presented Saturday evening by Harrisonville High School directed by Joe C. Ryburn. Mothers prepared a delicious lunch for attendees and guests noted the event’s festive, community atmosphere.
Plans for a July Fourth event organized by Beaverhead post of the Legion progress with a sports program at the fair grounds in the afternoon including bicycle races foot races and a baseball game. Prizes will be awarded and concessions will operate. At 5 PM a park picnic at Dillmont is planned. Local visitors J C Jeppson and P Thomas attended events in Great Falls.
A Monday evening at the high school gym featured a music department concert directed by L A Gregory with Milkbed Buckneberg supervising vocal selections. The program showcased instrumental pieces, melodies by the Melody Maids and Boys Chorus, and performances by the band and guest musicians, including extensive student and staff lists.
Preparations to complete the fifth CCC enrollment quota begin in Helena as relief officials target 700 youths aged 18 to 26 to reach the state quota of 1800 for camp by June 1. The move accompanies a presidential order doubling CCC size under the Works Program, with many applications expected post school release.
Readable fragments describe a May treasure hunt led by the Owls group with trail marking and a first tome referenced. The text is incomplete but signals a local youth activity or club event with a playful scavenger element.
Rain delayed the Reichle school picnic moving it from Saturday night to Sunday May 26. Mrs. Garrison and Mrs. Cummins hosted a shower for Mrs. Buhrer Saturday afternoon. Campbells held a farewell dance with Mrs. Campbell soon joining her husband in Armstead. Mrs. Val Tadovich discharged from St. James hospital and staying with her daughter Mrs. John Brakovec in Butte. Wayne Cummins visited relatives Monday.
Mr and Mrs John Neidt welcome a baby daughter born the 14 at the home of Mr and Mrs Jake Neid Sr Mrs Elizabeth Clemon returned from Logam the first of the week where she had been a patient in the Budge Bros hospital Howard Morse was a business visitor to the basin on Tuesday Mrs S J Johnson spent last Sunday in Dillon for her son Benny s confirmation Miss Luella Stickney attended to duties in Jackson last Tuesday and left for Butte with Mrs Sanford Shepherd They returned to Jackson on Thursday Sanford Shepherd traveled to Lima Friday Mr and Mrs Jules Wenger and children spent the latter part of the week in Dillon The negro minstrel show sponsored by the Jackson firemen drew a large audience and was pronounced a huge success followed by a well attended dance Sam Peterson spent several days in Butte on business Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson age Mr and Mrs Harry Lapham were Dillon visitors accompanied by Hola Jackson who returned to her school Emil Schindler was a Dillon visitor Thursday Mx Stillings of Minnesota woolen mills on spring tour of the basin East Fox school children held an Arbor Day picnic on Tuesday
Beavo head County High School held class day exercises at the gymnasium with a mock trial, tap dances, an oration and cane presentation to the junior class president. The annual alumni dance followed for seniors and association members with Nell's Dance band and performances by Claudia Faust and Don Julison. Baccalaureate services at Grace Methodist Church featured Rev H J Schmidt of the Presbyterian church with other pastors assisting and a high school orchestra conducted by L A Gregory.
Hon. Joseph P. Monaghan Defends a dissenting Supreme Court decision led by Hughes Brandeis Stone and Cardozo. He argues the Railroad Retirement Act unconstitutional and urges passage of a pension plan to reform judges, criticizing majority views as unprogressive and anti labor.
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