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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 30, 1940

Page

5

Local residents attend meeting and note hospitalizations

Community news from Dillon and nearby towns reports callers in Lima Bannack and Grant, delegates chosen for Business and Professional Women's conference in Glace Bay Park, new officers installed at St James guild, hospital releases, and county actions including signing beaverhead river water commissioner and bond issue outreach.

Margaret “‘Sweefigy St. James Guild Hall Gladys ‘Forrester Helen Andrus Margaret Sweeney Bertha R. Thibodeau Helen Klebba William Rosse Dillon Beaverhead Montana State College Bozeman Institution

Lima Musicians to Appear in Recital

Piano pupils of Nellie Little Poole will be presented in a recital at the Lima gymnasium Wednesday evening June 5 at 8 o'clock. The program titled The Magic Spell is open to the public without charge and features Mary Gordon Gloria Dean Louder Betty Keane Mar Jean Price Alta Renfro Junior Renfro Wilma Pope Joe Renfro Nonie Mc Kerritt Eileen Gordon Jean Gravely rank Merrill and Polly Tower.

Lima Nellie Little Poole Lima Gymnasium Mary ‘Gordon Glora Dean Louder Betty Keane Mar Jean Price Alta Renfro Junior Renfro Wilma Pope Joe Renfro Nonie McKerritt Eileen Gordon Jean Gravely Rank ‘Merrill Polly Tower

Scouts Receive Awards at Court

Twelve awards were presented to Dillon Boy Scouts at a court of awards held last night at the Andrus hotel. Dr R D Curry presided. The program included flag ceremony, dedication to scout law, tenderfoot and merit badge presentations, closing remarks, and taps. Percy Frazer announced cub camp week at Camp Lowlands near Butte from August 4 to 11. Dillon troop 14 won a Boys' Life banner for 100 percent magazine subscription.

Dillon Boy Scouts Scout Andrus Hotel R. D. Curry Boy Scout Court of Honor Robert Wolf J. W. McCracken George C. Farrell Dick Evans Board of Review Percy Frazier

Winning Trout Contest Sponsored by Winn’s Sporting Goods

Anglers in Beaverhead and Madison counties are invited to join a fishing contest from May 26 to September 10. Winn’s Sporting Goods sponsors prizes for the largest Rainbow or native trout and also offers gear for both kids and adults.

Winn’s Sporting Goods Store Beaverhead Madison

Ranch laborer Benjamin Loy dies after weeks in hospital

Benjamin Loy 53 a ranch laborer and sheep herder died Sunday afternoon at Barrett hospital after a lengthy illness. A native of Washington he had lived in the area 30 years with relatives thought to live in Yacolt.

Benjamin Loy Barrett Hospital Beaverhead County Washington Yacolt

This Week Opens Sewing Room Near City Hall

A large crowd toured the sewing room across from City Hall during the past week. The room is open daily 9 am to 5 pm with Friday the final day. The WPA conducts sewing for Beaverhead County’s needy, highlighted by a display and open house under the banner This Work Pays Your Community week nationwide.

Beaverhead County WPA

Roselle's cabins host Gelhaus birthday gathering

Mr and Mrs Joe Gelhaus entertained at Roselle's cabins in Armstead in honor of Mr and Mrs Francis Gelhaus of Kalispell for a birthday celebration. Guests included the host and hostess Miss Adelaide Gelhaus Catherine C Miller Mr and Mrs Norman Giles and Mr and Mrs Sylvester M Rogan.

Joe Gelhaus Roselle Armstead Francis Gelhaus Kalispell Gelhaus Adelaide Gelhaus Catherine C. Miller Norman. Giles Sylvester M. Rogan

Sunday Supper Honors Miss Katherine MacGregor Guests

At a training school dining room Sunday night a supper honored Miss Katherine MacGregor and Mrs. Clarence Holter. Mr. Henry presented each guest with a gift from the group as Dr. and Mrs. E. Ss participated in the affair.

Katherine. MacGregor Clarence Holter Training School Henry Ss E

Wedding shower turns mock ceremony at Bay ranch home

Guests led by Mrs Pewe staged a playful mock wedding with Mrs Pewe as parson and Harriet Bille as bride. Alma Pyeatt played groom and Doris Quick wore bridesmaid attire while Laura Anderson acted as best man. The bride to be will wed Bill Koeneke of North Dakota in June. A midnight lunch followed.

Élen ‘Anderson Brest Pewe Bay Ranch Doris. Quick Laura . Anderson Helen Christensen Bill Koeneke North Dakota

Kiwanis Hear Norman Kurtz on American Youth

Norman Kurtz former Dillon man now Western Union manager at Great Falls was the Kiwanis speaker. He discussed American Youth and the need to aid youths 16 to 21 in modern society. Dave Williams reported that lighting for the county fair baseball field is ready for purchase and installation by volunteers. Jack Barrett was elected Kiwanis president's delegate to the national convention with O K Moe as alternate.

Great Falls Norman Kurtz Dillon Western Union Kiwanis County Fairgrounds Kiwanis Club Dave Williams

WPA sewing room draws 250 visitors in Dillon open house

Over 250 visitors registered at the Dillon WPA sewing room on Friday the final day of a weeklong open house by WPA professional and service units. Mrs Olsen, state supervisor, praised the Dillon room as the best in the state and noted many visitors toured different rooms during the week.

WPA Dillon Olsen

Dillon Rifle Club Scores Prompt Evening Shoot

Top shooter H Hignight posted a 264 in the Dillon Rifle Club Wednesday evening event. Other scores were P Lasich 228 C Gordon 247 FB Seybold 261 S Langdorf 242 F Stagg 251 C Buckingham 243 and C Banks 220.

Dillon Rifle Club H. Hignight P. Lasich C. Gordon FB. Seybold S. Langdorf F. Stagg C. Buckingham C. Banks

Beaverhead high school yearbook released with student staff

The Beaver of 1940 annual, first in 19 years for Beaverhead County High School, was distributed last week. Editor Jo Ann Deputy led a 96 page issue with associate Joe Taylor and assistants Barbara Holloran and Albert Smith. Business manager John Wedum and associate Charles Schroeder organized the yearbook under sponsors Miss Fay Kirkpatrick Miss Jean Ballard and Miss Evelyn Rimel.

Beaverhead County Jo Ann Joe Taylor Barbara Holloran Albert Smith John Wedum Charles Schroeder Fay Kirkpatrick Jean Ballard Evelyn Rimel

Normal college ties shine at quadrangle play day

Rose Conwell of Red Lodge Betty Craver of Butte Madalyn McDonnell of Manhattan Doris Spoonemore of Maudlow Lorine Johnson of Belt Florence McBain of Dillon Shirley Erickson of Plentywood Valaree Sheldon of Roundup represented the Normal college at the quadrangle play day at Montana State College last weekend. Other institutions represented were Northern Montana College Eastern Montana Normal School and State College.

Rose Conwell Red Lodge Betty Craver Butte Madalyn McDonnell Manhattan Doris Spoonemore Maudlow Lorine’ Johnson Belt Florence McBain Dillon Shirley Erickson Plentywood Valaree Sheldon Roundup Normal College Montana State College Northern Montana‘ College Eastern Montana Normal School State College

Gargoyle Club Elects Maurice Hickey President

Maurice Hickey was elected president of the Gargoyle club, taking the helm of the organization and guiding its activities for the coming term.

Maurice Hickey Gargoyle Club

Lilacs Bloom Behind Campus In Quiet Color Display

The lilacs at the back of the campus form a gorgeous mass display. The Persian variety stands out with feathery fronds though mostly hidden from the highway. A detour around the campus rewards lovers of flowers as the early French variety, once dark, now shares the same shade as the American.

Installation of Dillon Assembly of the Order of the Rathbone Girls

Worthy advisor Jara was installed at the Dillon Assembly of the Order of the Rathbone Girls on Wednesday evening at the Masonic hall in a public ceremony. Other officers installed included Marguerite Johnson and Ethel Curnutt, with appointive and choir roles filled by Dorothry Anne Gosman, Ethel Forrester, Fallen Grimes, Maysel Mallon, Jeanette Spaberg, Dorothy Davis, Evelyn Gregg, Donna Trollinger, Patty Smyth, Mary Ann Luebben, Alice Davis, Annabel George, and Betty Blythe Stephan. Choir members listed with Judy Ann Chapman and others, June Patrick presided, with Marjorie Decker and Mary Farrell assisting. The event concluded with refreshments and a performance of My Task.

Dillon Assem Masonic Hall Marguerite. Johnson Charity Ethel Jean Curnutt Hope Giovannina Cardinale Faith Elizabeth’ Saunders Dril Dorothy - Anne’ Gosman Ethel _Mary Forrester June Patrick Marjorie Decker Mary Farrell Jo Ann Deputy Marshall Helen Shaffner Alice Davis June Johnson Miss McAdam Jenette Spaberg

Grade Athletic Awards Presented to Grade Schoolers

Twenty eight students received D letters from Miss Florence Hellman at grade commencement exercises. Recipients include Dorothy Ames Bonnie George Ar della Lanner Florence Casterline Betty Lou Christensen Mary Oryan Hazel Foster Lois Hazelbaker Betty Henry Marilyn Routledge Patty Stamm Erma Lou Warner Betty Swaim Marian Wiant Jean Stamm Ethel Anderson Bunny Jackson Jewel Wolf John Burwell Willard Casper Jack Dodd Larry Holloran Craig Olsen Rodney Sinclair Charles Davis Bill Curry Dale Dart Jack Davis. A total of 160 badges were awarded across basketball football swimming tumbling baseball and volleyball.

Florence Hellman Dorothy Ames Bonnie George Ardella Lanner Florence Casterline Betty Lou Christensen Mary Oryan Hazel Foster Lois Hazelbaker Betty Henry Marilyn Routledge Patty Stamm Erma Lou Warner Betty Swaim Marian Wiant Jean Stamm Ethel

College annuals distributed for Normal College Chinook

The 1940 Chinook yearbook was distributed at the college on a Wednesday. Elizabeth Shotwell is honored as supervisor of primary training. Editor Paul Simons of Dillon led the publication with Genevieve Albertson as faculty advisor. Staff includes Vera Strandberg Missoula and others across editorial, athletics and business roles.

Normal College Elizabeth Shotwell Paul Simons Dillon Genevieve Albertson Vera Strandberg Missoula Francis Weger Hinsdale Hope Williams Ruth Wyman Dodson Eleanor Buckingham Hall Calendar Alma Johansen Dag‘mar Charles Sckulich Florence McBain Kenneth Martin Stanford Joye Sweet Butte Miss Albertson

Montana car registrations on track for record year

Deer Lodge Montana May 15 Registrations for 1940 show 120196 passenger cars and 38233 trucks as of April 30 compared with 135839 cars and 44480 trucks in all of 1939. Silver Bow leads with 10975 passenger cars and 1673 trucks. Registrations began in 1924 and show steady growth.

Deer Lodge U.P Montana Theodore R. Bergstrom Registrar of Motor Vehicles Bergstrom Silver Bow County

Hayesl Baxter Recital Friday At Training School

Music lovers may hear piano pupils of Hayes T. Baxter Friday evening at the training school auditorium. The program starts at 8 o clock with participants including Barbara Boyer Patricia McFadden Donna Carrigan Bobbie June Paddock Marcia Warner Mary Lou Stroeder Patricia Myers Mae Belle Paddock Martha Stroeder Esther Ann Schmittroth Aureta McMenomey Gerry Gillies Patricia Carrigan Miriam Morse Marcheta McMenomey Barbara Tash Erma Lou Warner Marian Wiant Martha Gilman Henry Meine Helen Kosowski Bonnie Jean Harkness Arliene Cannnelley Betty Mansfield Nora Maxine Connell Dorothy Mautz Donna Trol linger Fred Chapman Jr Evelyn Meine and Howard Morse.

Hayes T. Baxter Barbara Boyer Patricia McFadden Donna Carrigan Bobbie June Paddock Marcia Warner Mary Lou Stroeder Patricia Myers Mae Belle Paddock Martha Hay Stroeder Esther Ann Schmittroth Aureta McMenomey

State baseball loop is revived in Missoula

A terse note from Missoula Montana announces revival of the state baseball loop with three players reported as contributing. Specifics on teams, schedules, and results are not provided in the legible text.

Baseball talents return to revived state loop in Montana

Fish Patrick of Butte leads league batting honors in 1937 with .448 and top marks of .475 in 1936 while returning to Copper Sox cleanup spot. Paul Szakach helms Missoula in 1937 with .416 effort. Spud Valacich of Great Falls, .410 hitter in 1937, will play short for Electric City. Several 1937 350 plus hitters will appear in the five team circuit.

State Loop Fish” Patrick Butte Copper Sox Paul Szakach Missoula Spud Valacich Great Falls Electric City

Poppy Sale Exceeds Previous Years In Dillon

The Dillon American Legion Auxiliary reports a successful poppy sale led by Eva Cruz. Buddy poppies brought in 123 dollars, aided by Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts distributing in residential areas and served lunch by auxiliary workers at noon.

Dillon American Legion Auxiliary Eva, Cruz Auxiliary

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