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Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1936

Page

8

Local Notices and Personnel Moves Across Camp Birch Creek

Stoltz leaves for Winnett Montana to join Captain Stoltz and visit with Mrs Stoltz and Captain Wilson. Shaw becomes Camp Birch Creek project superintendent replacing Edwards who takes Thestrud’s post. Mrs Wilson seeks rooms in Dillon on Atlantic Street. Lieutenant Reed and inspectors visit Camp Birch Creek. John Stevens and C P Thomas return from Great Falls after their son Douglas’s wedding to Winnifred O Reilly. Ed Roe visits Dillon from Bedrock.

Stoltz Miles K. Stoltz Captain Stoltz Winnett Montana Mra Leo C. Wilson Wilsgony Shaw Camp Birch Creek Edwards Thestrud Wilson Dillon Atlantic Street Reed W. J. Reed Sanders Nglispie Birch Creek John Stevens

Montana Forest Fires Rally to Fire Control Efforts

The Weather bureau data and a tally of 775 fires in Montana National forests highlight effective Forest Service fire control. Despite 70 percent below normal rainfall in large areas, only 32 fires exceeded ten acres, with rangers and guards praised for rapid containment and the tragic Little Rockies smoker fires underscoring persistent risks.

Missoula Mont Montana Weather Bureau Helena Forest Service Ravalli County Hamilton Jefferson County Little Rockies Cow Coulee Straight Creek Lewis and Clark National Forest Custer National Forest Lincoln County Kootenai National Forest Kaniksu National Forest Idaho Canada National Forest Lodgepole Creek

Rambling Facts About Agriculture from Montana Extension

Articles discuss water conservation by blasting springs on a Montana ranch near Bozeman, a Hampshire ram from Montana State College selling for 750 dollars at Salt Lake City, disease testing in pullets, and a forecast of the smallest domestic dairy product supply in five years with prices near a six year high.

H. KE. Murdock Montana State College B. A. Black Gallatin County Horseshoe Hills Bozeman Hampshire National Wool Growers Association Salt Lake City Ralph Jorgenson Wisdom Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Montana schools and courthouses must be insured separately

A Montana Supreme Court ruling requires each schoolhouse and courthouse, plus their contents, to be insured individually for 100 percent of valuation. The policy must cover fire, lightning, flood, water damage, tornado, windstorm, cyclone, hail and explosion, with earthquake optional, using private-rate bases plus compulsory extra hazards and exceptions.

Helena Montana Supreme Court Board of Fire Underwriters

Local Families Visit and School Openings in Dillon

Mrs Julius Hartwig and son Carl spent a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs Carl Mast in Dillon. Our schools opened Tuesday with Miss Francis Moran teaching Reichle and Miss Lois Baril teaching Ruhrer. We welcome these teachers. Mr and Mrs Dan Piccone visited friends in Lima Sunday. J C Ferguson Mrs Frank Buhrer and Miss Susan Hand went to Sheridan to hear BE Kennedy. Mr and Mrs George Ferguson and family drove to Butte Thursday.

Julius Hartwig Carl Mrs Carl Mast Dillon Francis Moran Reichle Lois Baril Ruhrer Dan Piccone Lima J. C. Ferguson Frank Buhrer Susan Hand Sheridan BE. E. Kennedy Farmers Union George Ferguson Butte

Senate race to hold competitive exams at Montana post offices

Senator James E. Murray announces a Civil Service Commission run examination for Navy and Army academies. The test, October 17 1936 at 9 am, targets Montana residents age limits. Naval applicants must be 16 by April 1 and under 20 by March 31 1937. Military applicants must be 17 but under 22 at entrance. Write Senator Murray for full details. Mercedes Hansen and La Rue Lyman travel from Salt Lake City to Dillon by air and bus to visit relatives. Robert Fulton reportedly used a torpedo from a submarine to blow up a ship in New York Harbor during the War of 1812.

James E. Murray West Point Annapolis Civil Service Commission Montana Naval Academy Military Academy Military Senate Washington, D. C Senator Murray Mercedes Hansen la Rue Lyman Salt Lake Butte Robert Fulton New York Harbor

The Universal Car Ford V-8 evolves with value

NAME comes quickly, to fn when you think of The Universal Car. The description is distinctively Ford. No other car is cased by so many millions of men and women in every part of the world. Today’s Ford V-8 is more than ever The Universal Car as it circles needs of more people and adds new value. There is no other car like it.

Ford

Beaverhead High School Opens With New Faculty

Beaverhead High School begins the 1936-37 term with new staff including Miss Evelyn Rimel and Miss Cathleen Hinkel. The faculty lists teachers for English, science, languages, music, and physical education while the school seeks a library and study hall supervisor and a PE leader, with plans to cooperate with Montana State Normal College.

Page Evelyn Rimel University At Missoula the Plains High School H. A. Davee Cathleen Hinkel Billings Montana University At Missoula Gregg College Minneapolis Bierrum Ogren Miss Kirkpatrick

Stahls Celebrate Silver Wedding Anniversary at Canyon Resort

Mr and Mrs Paul Stahl observed their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a Tuesday evening party at the Canyon Resort. Relatives and intimate friends attended to extend felicitations on their silver anniversary.

Paul Stahl Canyon Resort

Tyro Family Visits Bitterroot and Missoula

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Tyro with their son and visiting Tyro relatives drove to the Bitterroot area on Saturday to visit Mrs. Tyro's sister Mrs. William Tessier on a ranch near Darby and to Missoula to see Frank Tyro Jr.

Frank Tyro Mr. Tyro Mary Paddock Bitterroot

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