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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 05, 1940

Page

5

Local Notebook Sees Broad Cast of Visits and Moves

Dillon and area residents are noted in brief items with teachers, visitors, and travel. Helen Randolph resumes teaching at Cardwell. Cardwell and Helena trips. Kalispell vacation return. Dillon hospital and schooling updates. Gonzaga notes. visits by Robins Kerr and Grazing Service staff. various travelers to Salt Lake City and Santa Barbara. professional meetings in Great Falls. and a large fire crew arrival in Choteau causing widespread local meal logistics.

Delegates Attend Presbyterian Senate of Montana

Miss Jean Bishop and Mrs Jar dine Rife returned from Lewistown where they attended the Presbyterian Senate of Montana as delegates from the local church. A keynote speaker was Miss Mary Moore of the Presbyterian Foreign Missions board in San Francisco who will speak at Dillon Presbyterian Church on Sunday September 8 during the morning service and the afternoon service.

Jean Bishop Jardine- Rife Lewistown Presbyterian Senate of Montana Mary Moore Presbyterian Foreign “Missions Board San Francisco Presbyterian Church Dillon

Former Dillon Girl Weds in Washington

Announcement notes Miss Bernice Bidstrup now of Yakima Washington wed Paul Donaldson of Seattle at her parents home on September 1. Attended by sister Miss Margaret Bidstrup and Raymond Coates the couple traveled to Berkeley California to begin their life together. Mr Donaldson works at the University of California in Berkeley.

Bernice Bidstrup Yakima Wash Paul Donaldson Seattle Edward Cushing Edgar Ferris Elizabeth Mickus Donaldson Dillon Robert J. Bidstrup Margaret Bidstrup Raymond Coates Berkeley Calif University of California

Playground program for young children closes

Playground activities for children eight years and under led by Miss Helen Doyle closed Friday. Since July 27, youngsters enjoyed swings slides ladder and sand pile on the school grounds while older children made nature and health books and the youngest colored color books. The school ended with a party at the primary building.

Helen Doyle

Angler Lands Five-Pound Loch Leven Trout on 23-Inch Prize

Bill Hillstead joined a select group after catching a Loch Leven trout in the Beaverhead River above Barrett's station. The 23 inch fish weighed just under five pounds and was entered in Winn's big fish contest, hooked on a No 10 fly.

Bill Hillstead Loch Leven Beaverhead Barrett's Station Winn

Presbyterian Manse Society Plans Thursday Meeting

The Presbyterian Manse society will hold a business meeting at the church Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Mrs Graves and Mrs Chandler will be hostesses.

The Presbyterian Manse Society H. C. ‘Graves R. C. Chandler

Methodist Aid Ladies Meet at Local Church

Ladies of the Methodist Aid plan a Thursday afternoon gathering at the church with Mrs Sam Wardinale Mrs Earl Crichton and Mrs Levant Taylor to host and a short program is planned. Western Union Company wins state approval to operate motor carrier services in Helena Billings and Great Falls with scooters or bicycles likely within 30 days to haul baggage packages samples and similar items.

The Methodist Aid Sam Wardinale Earl Crichton Levant Taylor State Railroad and Public Service Commission Western Union Company Helena Billings Great Falls

Butte AAUW Plans Refugee Children Care

The Butte branch of the American Association of University Women has virtually completed plans to care for refugee English children. They arranged free medical and dental care and are conferring with families seeking young refugees. Seven Butte families have volunteered to shelter English youngsters fleeing air raids in their homeland.

Butte American Association of University Women

Valier Rod and Gun Club Cleared For Trout Planting

The Valier Rod and Gun Club planted 10,000 fingerling trout, near Swift, describing the action as a nearby effort to stock the stream and improve local fishing prospects.

Beaverhead County High School Names Student Association Officers

Dale Stinson will serve as president of the Beaverhead County High School Student Association for the first half of the term and also lead the B club. Other officers include Stan Bradley as vice president Ethel Mary Forester secretary Frank Kurtz treasurer Harold Cantrell business manager and Clyde Casterline yell leader.

Dale Stinson Beaverhead County Stinson Letermen’s Organization WO J Stan Bradley M Ethel Mary Forester Frank Kurtz Harold Cantrell Clyde Casterline Yell

Montana Farm Cash Income Climbs in 1940 Seven Months

Washington reports Montana farm and ranch cash income for January through July 1940 reached 38.243 million dollars, the highest seven month total since 1937, with livestock sales and government payments comprising most of the sum. The Agriculture Department forecast total 1940 farm income above 1939 and perhaps the best since 1937, as prices and demand are expected to improve amid ongoing wartime effects.

Washington U.P Montana U. S. Department of Agriculture Department Agriculture Department Europe

Gosman Speaker at Rotary Club Meeting

Gosman spoke at a Rotary Club session outlining operational status within income. Guests attended as the meeting continued from the prior page, with remarks led by Might and attendance noted.

Gosman Rotary Club Might’s

Beaver High School Paper to Resume Publication

The Beaverhead county high school news paper The Beaver will resume about two weeks after school starts. Stan Bradley edits the paper, Fred Chapman is business manager, Miss Fay Kirkpatrick sponsors and leads staff classes. The Beaver has placed highly in Montana State University journalism contests and International Qi and Scroll competitions.

Beaver Stan Bradley Fred Chapman

Grade schools to commence Monday continued

Nightingale assists with regular art classes as teachers listed for primary grades include Elsie Grimes Eunice Miller Ruth Grotheer Ruth Smith Gladys Forester Octavia Graves Intermediate grades feature Rachel Smith Francis Huffman Bert Shortt Agnes MacDonald Margaret Hollensteiner Ruth Eklund supervisor of music Junior high instructors are Ottilie Brauer Melissa Minger Anne Feley

Nightengale Elsie Grimes Eunice Miller Ruth Grotheer Ruth Smith Gladys Forester Octavia Graves Rachel Smith Francis Huffman Bert Shortt Agnes MacDonald Margaret Hollen

No Increase in Marriages Due to Draft

Irwin Steele and Dorothy Beatrice Irwin were married Tuesday at noon by Judge George Opp. Both are Beaverhead county high school graduates. the bride attended State College at Bozeman last year. They will live in Dillon with Mr Steele employed by Davis Motor Company.

Normal College WPA Yellowstone Park Jackson Shepherd Irwin Steele Dorothy Beatrice Irwin Beatrice Wharton Paul Steele W. J. Steele George Opp Beaverhead County State College Bozeman Dillon Steele Davis Motor Company Catherine Prelate Miles Ramsey

Butter Production Gains in Montana July Output

Montana reports July dairy production with 1,472,927 pounds of butter, up nearly three percent from a year earlier. Ice cream output reached 242,221 gallons, up about seven percent, while cheese production declined about 14 percent to 118,296 pounds for the month.

Montana State Department of Agriculture

State highway commission awards 10 contracts

The state highway commission last week awarded bids on ten construction projects totaling about 650000 dollars. Low bidders secured the work as announced by the commission.

Highway Commission Gost The

Close Up Snapshots Get Sharper With Portrait Attachments

A guide explains using portrait attachments on cameras to get close up shots of small subjects like butterflies. By narrowing distance to seven feet or less and using fine grain film, subjects appear much larger on film and enlarge well.

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