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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 24, 1936

Page

8

Local visitors share news of kin across times and drought

Mrs G W Rightenour notes C B Gentry and son Glenn from Ashland visited last week to see Mrs Gentry's mother Mrs B D Marsh and relatives. Mr and Mrs Vernon Marsh hosted a dinner for the Gentry party with 16 attendees. Undertaker Olson processed the Cantrell funeral from San Francisco to Laurin and Harrison. James Rose, 80, died with no local kin and his funeral was held in Harrison.

G.W. Rightenour C. B. Gentry Glenn Ashland Herbert Hudson Chester Dayton Washington Sheridan Salmon Idaho Chester Rowe Hudson Vernon Marsh Gentry E. D. Marsh G. W. Rightour Glenn Marsh Marjorie Mildred Bobby Flossie Marsh Emmett Douglass Marsh Inian Creek Comany Undertaker Olson Dillon Mary Ellen Cantrell San Francisco Viola Turner Bernice Williams Laurin Virginia City William Morey Alder Harry Foster Ladies Aid Society Pleasant Ranch O. B. Gentry Amos C. Hall Will Halse Olson James Rose Harrison Rose

Beaverhead County High School Season Tickets On Sale

Season tickets for Beaverhead County High School athletic events are available to the public. Tickets may be secured from T. E. Gilbert, Coach Ross, or local business houses under the alumni association. From Spokane a colony of chipmunks drank mash from a moonshine still and one fought a fox squirrel before deputies raided the site.

Beaverhead County High School T. E. Gilbert Coach Ross Spokane Wash

Argenta Bride and Local Notes Highlight Community

Leigh Miss Jessie May Hopkins married Floyd McClennen on Sept 16. The bride, daughter of Dillon residents, taught at Medicine Lodge. The groom, of Dillon, works in Missoula mining and helped discover the Schaffer mine. They will live in Dillon. Civil Service exams announced including junior veterinarian and extension economist positions with details from Ernest C. Nelson.

Jessie May Hopkins Floyd McClennen McClennen Harry Hopkins Dillon Beaverhead County High School Normal College Medicine Lodge Mr. McClennen J. J. McClennen Missoula Schaffer Mine Argenta Henry Schaffer Nancy Homer Pilon Gilbert Riley Sidney Schaffer Carl Schaffer Pettet and Williamson Argenta Consolidated Goldfields Salmon Burroughs Butte Howdy Herndon Vic Miller Pedro Andrews Ernest Knapp Boy Schaffer Archie Pilon Frying Pan Basin William Wagner Dan Turner Jack Knapp Carey Spaford Elizabeth Spaford Fredrickson Paul Temple Sheriff McCollum Clark Canyon Gold Mining Company Gold Finch Civil Service United States Civil Service Commission Bureau of Animal Industry Department of Agriculture Department of State Railroad Retirement Board Ernest C. Nelson U. S. Civil Service Board of Examiners

Landon Still Favored In Grass-Root Ballot

A regional tally shows Landon leading Roosevelt in multiple states across the nation with margins varying by state. The latest fifth week results note small percentage changes and broad rural interest reflected in this nationwide straw poll.

Landon Oklahoma North Dakota Roosevelt Tandon Cee National Publishers Autocaster Service London Tribune America

State Normal College to Open Next Monday

The Montana State Normal College prepares to open next Monday as it highlights a strong strong job market for its graduates. With 8500 alumni largely entering teaching, the college notes higher training standards and increasing demand for licensed teachers across the region.

State Normal College Normal College Montana Washington Oregon California Dakotas

Pioneer Resident Recalls Wild Frontier Years in Dillon

A Dillon resident recounts a life tied to the Black Hills expedition, encounters with famed frontier figures, and a quiet, lengthy era in Dillon. He recalls a mule rescue, geological surveys, and meetings with Wild Bill Hickok and Calamity Jane, ending with an uneventful later life.

Black Hills George Turner General Cook Geological Survey Prof Jennings Spotted Tail Agency Nebraska Northwest Sitting Bull Wild Bill Hickock Buffalo Bill Cody Tailor Jack California Joe Jim Gray Calamity Jane Liver Eating Johnson Dillon

Camp Missoula News Itineraries and Staff Changes

Mr James A Lumsden, camp Educational adviser, arrives Friday night with favorable news from Fort Missoula where he stayed last week Captain Leo C Wilson and Mrs Wilson also return to Fort Missoula this week Mrs Wilson and children will reside there Enrollee W Feyes replaces Enrollee C Roth as cook C Roth takes over B Savage s steward duties B Savage to return home this week Several enrollees head East for the week to visit family and seek jobs Col Hooper and Major Kelly open the week s conference urging stronger job and classroom instruction Lumsden conducts a foreman instruction session A marriage license was issued Tuesday to C Cornforth and Olla Claunch both of Idaho

James A. Lumsden Mr. Lumsden Fort Missoula Leo C. Wilson W. Feyes C. Roth B. Savage Col. Hooper Major Kelly John Stevens Cornforth Olla Claunch Idaho

Community Notes From Reichle and Surrounding Areas

Reichle NEN reports Mr and Mrs Frank Buhrer and family returned from Yellowstone. Carpita and son Cecil of Lima spent Sunday at Piccone home. John Hand and family of Argenta visited Reichle relatives. Mary Kambich left for Mayo Clinic Rochester MN. Lois Baril visited parents at Sheridan. Frances Moran enjoyed Browne lake picnic. Glen Townsend club met but quorum missing. Next meeting set for October 4 with hopes of a speaker. Albert Staten shot wrist while shooting magpies. treated in Dillon.

John Hand Argenta Reichle Mary Kambich Rochester Minnesota Mayo Clinic Lois Baril Sheridan Frances Moran Browne's Lake Glen Townsend Club

Baptist Ladies Aid Meeting and Beavers Football Trip

The Baptist Ladies Aid will meet Thursday at the Cot age hosted by Mrs Robt Frakes and Mrs Elma Wright. A program will be presented and all ladies are invited. The Beavers play their first night football game Friday at Idaho Falls against the high school on a lighted field.

Baptist Ladies’ Aid Beavers Idaho Falls

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Sheridan News Richard McCarthy East Granite North Montana St. Dillon, Mont Johnson & Johnson Lewis & Walker Wyoming Mont Bhippers Beaverhead Abstract Title Association Argenta News Bertha Fleming Leigh Texas Utah Colorado Connecticut Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Missouri New Hampshire New Jersey New York Pennsylvania South Dakota Tennessee Virginia West Virginia Wisconsin Ohio Arkansas Delaware Georgia Mississippi Nevada New Mexico J. C. Ferguson Mark Clemon Jackson M. “R. Rand of Donovan Ranch Brig Young Blacktail Lyman H. Bennett Tom Call Ennis City J. F. McBain Beford Stahl State Board of Examiners Same Board Lemke Union Thomas Lutheran Choir First Lutheran Church Ira Gordon Wright Frank T. ‘Doser Athens, Ga Randolph H. Carter Warrenton, Va East Reichle Nen Frank Buhrer Yellowstone Park Carpita and Son Cecil Lima Piccone Albert Staten Beaverhead and Madison Counties National Farm Loan Sec-Treias M. D. Fee Treas F. A. Hazelbaker The Federal Land Bank of Irving Inez “Haynes Irwin
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