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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1939

Page

8

Wisdom Notes on Exodous to Dillon and Local Events

Mary Ny Cottrell reports a mass exodus of Wisdom and Jackson valley youths to Dillon. The Wisdom Woman's Club held an executive meeting planning the year, Beaverhead Federation entry on Oct 7, and a fall fundraiser for the Wisdom library on Oct 27.

Dillon Jackson Geraldine Hutchins Virginia Woody Erma Jackson Florence Rice Jay Nelson June Pendleton June’ Willey Elaine Willey George Stewart John ‘Strum Billy Francis Dale Willey Jimmy Scofield Edward’Gross Ine Whitehall Jill Hirschy Sacramento Calif Wisdom Woman's Club Beaverhead Frank McDowell Warren Hughes Ted Woodward

New Highway Line Proposed by Club in Montana

A proposed Salmon river highway link would mirror an earlier route from Three Forks to Lewiston reducing travel miles by up to 100. The plan ties to Lewis and Clark trail lore and Montana landmarks while promoting tourism to Yellowstone via Twin Bridges and Billings routes. Contracts awarded total 197704.06 with two overpasses and a bridge by Charles Shannon Butte and Peter Kiewitt Sons Omaha. Local residents and visitors from Butte Spokane Wisdom and Jackson toured, rodeo events drew crowds, and Weston county carnival momentum. several families and guests attended rodeo and dances during the double holiday.

Eac Whitehall Salmon River U. S. No. 10 Forks Mont Lewiston Idaho Beaverhead Jefferson Lemhi Yellowstone Park U. S. 10 Billings Livingston Bozeman Twin Bridges West Coast State Highway Commission Northern Pacific Silver Bow Creek Butte-Boulder Road Silver Bow County Charles Shannon Butte Great Falls Highwood Chateau County Peter Kiewitt Sons Omaha Jess Tope Hans Jorgensen Helen Maryatt Irene Wisdom Jackson Maryatt Dave Pecora Fred Mills Gene Bishop Harry Sergerney Lowell Porter Roy Baker Three Forks Frank McDowell and Sons Clyde Christian Christian D. J. Stephens Walter Goose Ralph Potts Wise River Weston

Polaris School Opens. Mary Ruth Kelly Returns as Teacher

The Polaris school opened on Tuesday with Miss Mary Ruth Kelly teaching again. Students include Estelle Marchesseau, Claire Marchesseau, Rose Marie Marchesseau, Gerald Harrison, Billy Harrison, and Erwin Marchesseau. Many families from the Marchesseau and Harrison lines are noted in attendance and local activities.

Polaris School Mary Ruth Kelly Estelle Claire Marchesseau Rose Marie Marchesseau Gerald Billy Harrison Erwin Marchesseau Betty Harrison Beaverhead County Delia Marchesseau Beaverhead High Dillon Jane Marchesseau Allan Harrison J. J. Brown Russell E. A. Marchesseau Mary Sheppard Frank Marchesseau Ted Marchesseau Rose Marie Florence Daly Betty Eugene Holloway KE. A. Marchesseau Snyder Creek Elkhorn Springs Delia Charley Stout Wisdom George Pyle Tim Creek Jim Harrison John Judge Polaris Lake J. D. Harrison Henry Rinehart Scott Rinehart Mr. Harrison Jane F.E. Daly Missoula Elkhorn Norman Nelson Will Adolph Pahnish Walter Melcher Dewey Marchesseau

Enrollment at Beaverhead County High Surges on Opening Day

Principal Conrad Orr reports opening registration at Beaverhead County High School reached 240, 20 more than last year. With farm work delays and activities still to register, many students are expected to enroll in the coming days. Classes began Wednesday at the Normal College quarters after a Tuesday registration and teachers meeting.

Beaverhead County High School Conrad Orr Normal College

Unity Leader Mrs Madie R Van Etten Emerges

Mrs Madie R Van Etten has been identified as a leader within the Unity organization. Her role highlights a notable local leadership development.

Madie R. ‘van Etten

Reichle and Buhrer schools open for fall term

Mr and Mrs Joé Greco traveled to Twin Bridges on a business trip. Reichle school opens with eight pupils under Mrs Ora Freeman while Buhrer school uses Miss Azile Crad dock as teacher. Hilrnd Taylor hauled vegetables to Ryan Fruit company in Butter. Reichle pea crop nearly harvested and shipping. Miss Catherine Finnegan returns from Helena after a three week vacation. PMID

Lee Hansen Edith Jorgensen Great Falls Helena Amy Hallie Stephens Ada Givagre Butte Yellowstone Park Wisdom May Sargent Cheyenne Wyo George Cottrell Ralph Huntley Dillon John Wharton Warren Shaw William Dungan Winifred Christiansen Jack Wernl Pasadena Calif C. W. Francis Frank Husted Vern Stanchfield Wise River Roslosnick Dassie Dale Roslonick Louis Givogre Argyle Stephens Chris Rasmussen Wans Rasmussen San Francisco Mrs Reese Armitage Bremerton, Wash Joé Greco Twin Bridges Reichle Buhrer Ora Freeman Azile Craddock Hilrnd Taylor Ryan Fruit Company

New Farming Practices Needed for Great Plains

Carl F. Kraenzel of Montana State College argues for a shift in Great Plains farming culture. He says dry years may be normal, farm ownership may move toward corporate or community models, and practices like cultivating high lands on low lands hinder efficiency.

Bozeman Mont U.P Great Plains Carl F. Kraenzel Montana State College Kraenzel Plains West Middle West

Former resident Charles Ledebur dies in Butte

Charles E. Ledebur, 59, early Dillon resident and longtime Butte man, died in Butte Tuesday. Born in Pennsylvania, he came to Butte in 1909 and worked as an engineer at the Normal college while living in Dillon. Survived by wife Sarah, two daughters-in-law, Edward Ledebur, Leslie Ledebur, four grandchildren, three sisters in Washington and siblings in Pennsylvania. Burial planned in Butte.

Charles BE. Ledebur Dillon Butte Pennsylvania the Normal College Washington

Colbia NY Teacher to Lead Sixth Grade in New Junior High

Superintendent Anderson announced Mrs. Migs Eklund will teach sixth grade at Colbia New York, coming from Moorhead State Teachers College and McPhail School of Music. Staffing changes reduce junior high teachers by one due to small seventh grade enrollment while principals and other instructors are named across primary and elementary grades.

Colbia New York Migs Eklund Moorhead State Teachers, College McPhail School of Music Minneapolis Anderson Minnesota H. D. Black Frances J. Huffman Eunice Miller Gladys Forrester Ruth M. Grotheer Florence G. Davis

Normal college dean arrives from Kalispell for autumn term

Miss Anna Catherine Moser, dean of women at the Normal college, arrived Monday from Kalispell. Her training includes Montana State Normal College, University of Montana, University of California, with graduate work at Columbia. She has ten years of teaching experience as autumn quarter opens September 25. Beaverhead county high school, using college quarters, begins September 5. swimming classes start September 27.

Anna Catherine Moser the Normal College Kalispell Miss Moser Montana State Normal College State University of Montana University of California Columbia University Normal College Beaverhead County High School

Community Notes From Dillon Area Gathering For Labor Day

Local residents share visits and travel plans around Labor Day. Families such as Barber and Shepherd visit relatives in Idaho and New Hampshire. Others attend rodeos in Wisdom, celebrate anniversaries in Enfield, and relocate for the winter, with minor injuries reported and continued improvements.

Local Families Relocate for School and Birth News

KF M Kerr and wife with three children relocate to White Sulphur Springs where he will teach. EK W Hildreth and five boys move to Armstead for schooling. Mrs Kenneth Wilson formerly Ruth Sperry reports the birth of twin girls in July.

KF. M. Kerr White Sulphur Springs Mr. Kerr EK. W. Hildreth Maiden Rock Armstead Dillon Friends Kenneth Wilson Ruth Sperry

Olmey design in Home Land series for low-cost houses

The fourth lowest cost Home Land design Olmey by National Plan service targets families earning above government aid but under 1200 dollars yearly. It is the largest of four, with a built in garage and a future expandable room. Costs vary by complete or shell home. Montana lumber dealers offer conditional estimates.

National Plan Service

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