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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1938

Page

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Rotary Club Hear Two Members Describe Far Travels

Dillon Rotary members heard from George Gosman and J. Ford McBain about recent trips across the United States. Gosman, Beaverhead American Legion delegate, spoke on convention duties and defense views. McBain recounted a motor tour to Norris Dam, TVA, Great Smoky Mountains, Norfolk naval yard, and Washington, with a glimpse of the president.

Dillon Rotary Club United States George Gosman American Legion Los Angeles Gosman Beaverhead Indianapolis Legion California Dillon Alabama University of Southern California Navy San Francisco J. Ford McBain Normal College Norris Dam Kentucky TVA Tennessee Great Smoky Mountains Naval Yard Norfolk Maryland Ralph McFadden William Rae Havre Rotary J. W. Walters

Planned amateur circus to raise funds for cemetery project

At the Business and Professional Women's club meeting last week plans were laid for an amateur circus production with an outside director arriving to begin rehearsals. The show is set for November 4 and 5 to boost cemetery funds, which have reached 1209 dollars. Committee lists and roles were announced for arrangements, talent, publicity, advertising, props, and ticketing.

Business and Professional Women’s Club Elizabeth Winn Butte Bertha Thibadeau Dora Smith Mayme Allen Margaret Irvine Marie Knox Helen Klebba Theatrical Guild Helen Decker Berthana Koontz Glenna Yonce Margaret Holloran Nellie Jensen Ruth Kelly Myrtle Hale Aura Orr Esther Schmittroch C. P. Thomas Gladys Forrester Luanna Robinson Elveretta Langdorf Fern Schuyler Hazel Baxter Claudia Faust Dorothy Erickson Helen Jacobson Bernice Metlen Celina Mayers Lorna Bishop Mayme Allen Myrtle Trey Gertrude Peterson

Drive for Boy Scout Fund Ends Saturday

City hall meeting of the Boy Scout finance committee reports on progress of the ongoing drive. Norman Henry urges prompt returns as the drive, extended by one week, will conclude Saturday. Officials note the Butte scout conference speaker was Dr. George J. Fisher of New York City.

Boy Scout Finance Committee City Hall Norman Henry T. Lee McCracken Citizen’s Committee Butte George J. Fisher New York City J. C. Wedum Harold Snow Guy D. Combes W. W. Hawkins Finance Committee Dale Tash Tom Luebben Charles Henry R. D. Curry Conrad Orr Elmo Winn B. R. Williams F. C. McFadden C. M. Casterline E. W. Bond A. M. Jones C. J. Hovren Lambert

New Quarter Begins at Montana State Normal College

The autumn quarter opens with 248 students registered, 20 fewer than last fall. Dr S H E Davis welcomed students at the first assembly. Mrs Marguerite Birch Clair named art instructor, replacing Kathryn Kellett who resigned for Boulder, Colorado.

Normal College S. HE. Davis Marguerite Birch Clair Montana State Normal College Kathryn Kellett Boulder Colo Clair University of Minnesota University of Iowa Delta Phi Delta Minnesota

Gallatin Hereford Sale Averages $165.40

Fifty nine Hereford bulls sold at the first Gallatin sale in Bozeman averaging $165.40 with a top bid of 385 for Charger III Domino bred by Jesse Bradley sold to H L Halladay. Top ten bulls averaged 249.50 and females averaged 121. B Sager, formerly of Dillon, helped run the sale.

Bozeman Domino Jesse Bradley H. L. Halladay Chateau Dillon B. Sager

Beaverhead approves 165000 bond for new county high school

Beaverhead voters approve a 165000 bond for a new county high school to be matched by a 135000 PWA grant, totaling 300000. The measure passed 836 yes to 121 no overall, with Dillon alone casting 588 yes and 66 no, while several districts abstained or supported the plan. Construction aims to start within 12 weeks of allotment, with dismantling existing buildings and temporary housing arranged.

Beaverhead County PWA Beaverhead New County High School Dell Polaris Birch Creek Nicholia Dillon Board of Trustees Normal College High School Metlett Armstead

PARENT TEACHERS MEET WITH SUCCESSFUL COMMUNITY TURNOUT

Large crowd attends a P T A meeting featuring new teacher introductions by Dr E H Davis and Superintendent Paul Anderson. Mrs J H Gilbert and Mrs A F Waldorf outline goals, with music by a freshman orchestra and comic duet by Mrs FR D Willis. Membership drive aims for 25 cent dues. representatives will collect at homes next week.

Thera Lillian Stone 8. HE. Davis Paul Anderson J. H. Gilbert A. F. Waldorf Frank Tyre FR. D. Willis W. G. Gilbert Paris E. Wells State Greenhouse and Floral Co L. A. Gregory Marie Boger Edith Christensen Dean Angeline Smith Kurtz Reed’s Riteway Dillon Implement Co Bozeman

Roosevelt Urges Czechoslovakia Peace Talks Amid European Tensions

Washington reports the rising European crisis and shifting U S public opinion as Franklin D Roosevelt appeals to Adolf Hitler and Czechoslovakia's President Benes to negotiate a peaceful settlement. Churchill and Chamberlain discuss Berchtesgaden and Godesberg plans, with risks of war and a collapsed League of Nations looming.

Washington Roosevelt Europe U. S Chamberlain Adolf Hitler Czechoslovakia Hitler Episcopal Manning New York Benes Franklin Roosevelt London Berchtesgaden Godesberg Britain Neville Chameblain Fuhrer Chambrlain Prague Germany France

Whitehall Gridiron Wins 7-0 Over Dillon in Conference Clash

Whitehall edged Dillon 7-0 in a Four Rivers conference game thanks to a late passing drive that produced a touchdown and extra point. After a tight three quarters, penalties set up a scoring sequence on Dillon’s 12-yard line. Fumbles plagued both teams as Townsend’s contenders prepare to return to the fairgrounds field Friday afternoon.

Whitehall Dillon Four Rivers Fairgrounds Townsend

Mrs. Elizabeth Retallack Dies at 82 in Dillon Hospital

Mrs. Elizabeth Ann Retallack, 82, longtime Beaverhead county resident, died at Barrett hospital in Dillon after illness. Born June 1, 1856 near Montreal, she lived in Houton Michigan Bannack Utah and Dillon. Survived by five children, two sisters, 18 grandchildren and 24 great grandchildren. Funeral home holding body. funeral plans not announced.

Beaverhead County Elizabeth Ann Retallack Barrett Hospital Stevensville Montreal Canada Lake Superior Houton Mich Charles Retallack Retallack Ploche Nev Utah Bannack Dillon Charles N. Nelson Arthur Contway Joseph Hunter Charles Halm Saginaw Anaconda Minnie Benson Detroit Rosie Rapson Pointiac Brundage Funeral Home

Beaverhead County High Elects Class Officers

Beaverhead County High School elected officers for the coming term. Senior class president is William Tower with Winifred Christen as vice president, June Patrick as secretary, Eleanore Thompson as treasurer, and Lloyd Whipple as yell leader. Junior class president is Joe Taylor withBarbara Holloran as vice president, Margaret Markovich as secretary, Catherine Jackson as treasurer, and Johnny Burgess as yell leader.

Beaverhead County High School William Tower Winifred Christensen June Patrick Eleanore Thompson Lloyd Whipple Yell Joe Taylor Barbara Holloran Margaret Markovich Catherine Jackson Johnny Burgess

Democrats Name Precinct Committees For Dillon and Surrounding Areas

Democratic county candidates convened Thursday at the call of county central committee chair Bruce A Risley to outline their 1938 campaign plans. The chairman announced precinct committees across Dillon Armstead Bannack Bishop Glendale Polaris Jackson Wisdom and more with numerous local members named.

Dillon Bruce A.risley County Central Committee Democratic Dillon South Central C. E. Blinn R. W. Boone Annie E. Nelson Iva L. Orr Lakeview J. E. Doyle Hazel Smith Monida Milton J. Bean Thelma Blake Lima Ben Proctor Leo Truax Maggie Hall Dillon West A. Jardine Rife HE. W. Bond Mina Hartwig Clara A. Graeter Bishop Norman Nelson Ruby Staudenmeyer Argenta A. H. French Ernest Knapp Birch Creek W. A. Eiden Mabel Piccone Glendale Frank P. Tate Nellie L. Grose Melrose Polaris Ed Farely Carl Knoll Jackson Sanford Shepherd Wendell H. Jardine A. W. Wilson Jimmie Dell Hutchins Wisdom J. P. Lossl D. C. Wampler Julia Helming Mary A. Shaw Dewey Ben Mahon Ralph Potts Mary Dodgson Wise River Nicholia William Sweeney

Funeral Rites Held for Clarence Peterson of Dell

Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Clarence Peterson 21 of Dell with Rev. Paris E. Wells presiding. He died Saturday morning at a Butte hospital after an August 4 accident while sheep butchering on the Dell ranch. Born September 19, 1917 in Dillon, he was a Lima high school graduate and survived by his parents and a brother Harold.

Paris E. Wells The Presbyterian Church Clarence Peterson C. W. Peterson Dell Butte Henry Gravely Roger Sweeney Dan Peterson Cliff Calvert Lek Lackley Ed Cochran Peterson Dell Ranch Barrett Hospital Dillon Lima High School Harold

Rep OConnell to Speak in Dillon on Oct 22

Democratic Congressman Jerry J. OConnell of Montana's First District will address a Dillon audience October 22 as part of a western Montana tour. He opened his reelection campaign with a Whitefish speech to a capacity crowd, and will visit all 17 counties with nightly talks until election day, sometimes twice in a county.

Jerry J. O’connell Congress Montana Dillon O'Connell Whitefish

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