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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 03, 1932

Page

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VETS TO OBSERVE ARMISTICE EVENT

Armistice day committee outlines a fourteen year WWI end observance with anvil salute at 7 30 sunrise parade at 10 followed by a Hartwig theatre program featuring the high school band and Normal college quartet address by Prof Albright and prayers by local ministers. Afternoon football Billings Polytechnic vs Normal College Bulldogs, fireworks display, banquet, and grand ball at city hall auditorium.

Legion Post Legion Hartwig Theatre L. A. Gregory Normal College R. EK. Albright Dillon Billings Polytechnic College Bulldogs Breeden City Hall

Scoreless Tie Between Bea Vers and Powell County Pridders

Bea vers and Powell County Pridders played to a scoreless gridiron tie on the Deer Lodge field amid heavy action. Beavers showed edge in scrimmage and air. Dillon team struggled on rugged ground but pressed in first and final quarters. Normal Bulldogs lost 41 to 0 at Helena to Intermountain Union.

Beavers Powell County Pridders Deer Lodge Beaverhead Dillan Bulldogs Helena Intermountain Union Intermountain Panthers

Woodmen Camp Members to Attend Initiation in Butte

Local Modern Woodmen members will motor to Butte Friday evening for an initiation of a class into the Butte camp while a large delegation from Butte Woodmen is expected here for initiation on November 9.

Butte

Dillon Home Robbed Again In Nighttime Break-in

A bold intruder broke into the KK D. Sandvig home about midnight last Thursday. Jewelry, a fountain pen, purse, letter, and Mr Sandvig’s trousers and shirt were stolen while the family slept. The burglar fled through an open front door. trousers and shirt later found in the front yard. Mrs Sandvig identified the suspect as stocky, hatless with bushy hair, wearing a light sweater. This marks the second robbery at the residence.

Barrett Home Looted Wednesday Afternoon

Burglars entered the Barrett residence on S Pacific Street while Mr and Mrs Barrett worked in the basement and made off with jewelry and other valuables. The theft was discovered soon after and sheriff and police searched the area, but no suspect description was obtained.

S. Pacific Street Robert Barrett Sheriff’s

Miss Helen Finch Returns From Europe Study Tour

The Tribune notes Greensboro North Carolina teacher Miss Helen Finch who teaches instrumental music in city schools and is a former resident has returned from a study tour of eight continental European countries. In London she met her brother Eugénie Finch an English instructor at Yale University.

the Tribune Helen Finch Greensboro North Carolina Europe London Eugénie Finch Yale University

Returns of Election to Be Given at Court House

Beaverhead residents will receive election returns at the court house with large six foot square score boards for state and county tickets. As precincts report, counts will be tabulated and posted for each candidate, reflecting a new cooperative system by the Examiner Tribune to provide timely, official totals.

Court House Examiner-Tribune Beaverhead Examiner and Tribune Beaverhead County

Rousing Republican Rally for Dillon Saturday Night

Beaverhead county hosts a single campaign rally at the Hartwig Theatre on Saturday evening November 5. Republicans expect a large turnout with speakers including Mark D. Fitzgarrald candidate for representative in congress and attorney Tom Davis. County chairman W. S. Tash will preside and high school band will play at 7 30 with the rally starting at 8.

Republican Party Beaverhead County Hartwig Theatre Mark D. Fitzgarrald Congress Fitzgarrald Montana Tom Davis Butte County Central Committee W. 8 Tash L. A. Gregory

Charity Ball Planned by Elks in Dillon

Dillon Lodge No 1554 B P O E will sponsor a charity dance at city hall on Saturday evening Nov 19. Admission is a donation of at least 25 cents worth of food per person, with a list of needed items to be published later. Proceeds benefit Associated Charities of the community.

Dillon Lodge Leonard Innes Associated Charities Organization Hugh McCaleb Dads Baxter-Tomrey Orange Crush Smithy Order of Elks

Armistice Dinner Planned by American Legion Auxiliary

The American Legion Auxiliary plans its annual Armistice dinner for the evening of November. Details describe a formal banquet hosted by the auxiliary as part of the organization’s commemorative activities.

Auxiliary of the. American Legion

Well Known Dillon Man Dies Suddenly

John W. Taylor a longtime Dillon resident died suddenly in Missoula. Born January 14 1883 he lived in Dillon most of his life working as a clerk and later an oil well driller in Texas. Survived by his mother Mrs Emily Taylor a brother Tom Taylor of Butte and sister Mrs W S Tash of Polaris. Body to be brought to Dillon for burial with funeral plans pending.

Dillon John W. Taylor Missoula Texas Emily Taylor Tom Taylor Butte W. 8. Tash Polaris

College Students Hold Straw Vote On Presidential Candidates

A Montana straw vote at the college room tallies 284 votes with Herbert Hoover leading 113, Roosevelt 100, Norman Thomas 68, and William Foster 8. High school students plan a similar vote on November 7 and 8.

Montana Herbert Hoover Franklin D. Roosevelt Norman Thomas William Foster

Mint Pool Hall Robbed on Banack Street Sunday Night

The Mint pool hall on Banack Street operated by Glen Lyon was burglarized Sunday night. About 20 000 cigarettes and gum valued at 150 were taken after a break in through the back door with a broken window. Blood spotted fixtures indicate the thief cut a hand.

Mint Pool Hall Bannack Street Glen Lyon Wasp

Woodside Astronomy Talk At Rotary Meeting

Fred Woodside spoke on Our Neighbors of the Air for the Rotary Club at the Andrus. He described planetary lifelessness on the moon and conditions on Mercury Mars and the asteroid belt. Fay Irwin chaired the session.

Fred Woodside Rotary Club The Andrus Solar System Moon Mercury Earth Mars Jupiter Saturn Uranus Neptune Pluto Woodside Fay Irwin

Pioneer Montanan Sarah Lemon Dies in Salt Lake

Mrs. Sarah Lemon a Montana pioneer born 1830s arrived in Alder Gulch in 1863 later living at Glendale and Beaverhead valley ranching. She spent 30 years in Utah and is survived by four grandchildren ten great grandchildren and six great great grandchildren. Interment occurred in Murray Utah last Wednesday.

Dillon Salt Lake Utah Sarah Lemon Montana Lemon Alder Gulch Glendale Beaverhead Valley Frank Chinn Butte Matt Kay Grant George IX. Chinn Fort Sheridan Wyoming Percy Vance Melrose Murray

Salt and Pepper Bridge Club Hosts Halloween Evening

Mrs. Ernest Irving Orr Jr entertained the Salt and Pepper Bridge club at the P and O home ranch Wednesday. Halloween decorations added charm and Mrs. Byron Orr won high score. next meeting is in two weeks.

Ernest Irving Orr, Jr Salt and Pepper Bridge Club P and O Hallowe’en Byron Orr

Hartwig Theatre Damaged by Fire in Dillon

A Sunday night blaze severely damaged the Hartwig theatre in Dillon with smoke filling the building after flames spread from the furnace area. Firefighters contained the fire with hoses. two batteries and nearby Luckness barber shop suffered damage while the projection room remained intact. Owner W B Hartwig awaits an insurance adjuster as 50 patrons evacuated orderly.

Hartwig Dillon Lloyd McDonald Luckness Barber Shop W. B. Hartwig

L D S Church Elects Officers In Dillon Meeting

At a Dillon meeting of the Latter Day Saints church the organization of the church and branches was completed Harold M. Warner was elected president of the local branch with Carl H. Hansen as first counselor and Q O Griffith as second counselor J S Gasser was chosen superintendent of the Sunday school with J C Jeppson and Harriet Bills as assistants The Ladies Relief Society elected Mrs Luther Smith president Mrs Jed Moore first counselor and Mrs Fred Datt second counselor The primary department chose Mrs Carl R Hansen president Mrs Marvel Gasser first counselor and Mrs Opal Casterline second counselor Mrs J C Jeppson and Mrs Luther Smith head the association committee

Dillon Latter Day Saints Church Harold M. Warner Carl H. Hansen QO. J. Griffith J. S. Gasser J. C. Jeppson Harriet Bills Ladies’ Relief Society Luther Smith Jed Moore Fred Datt Carl R. Hansen Marvel Gasser Opal Casterline

Scouts Pass New Dues and Registration Law

Troop 40 Boy Scouts met at the Guildhall last evening. Roll was called and two laws were passed. The first law sets dues at $2.00 for early year entrants and $1.00 for late entrants. The second law forbids registration until the fee is paid. The meeting adjourned.

Enthusiastic Rally By Beaverhead Democrats

Residents of Dillon and surrounding country gathered Saturday evening at the Hartwick theatre for the Beaverhead Democratic Central Committee campaign kickoff. Representative Joe Metton and state Senate hopeful George M. Melton opened with introductory remarks amid a forceful, issues oriented address.

Dillon Beaverhead Democratic Central” Committee Hartwix Theatre Joe Metton George M. Melton

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Beaverhead Post Powell Battle Normal Bulldogs K. PD KK. D. Sanding Hoover Tts Frank A. Hazelbaker ELKS Mrs. Frank Morgan Lily Morgan Frank Morgan Gilbert Denney Cathe Valley Idaho Mint Pool Curtis Salt and Pepper Club Dillon Show L. D. S. Church BOY Scouts Joseph P. Monaghan
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