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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 29, 1938

Page

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P T A Committees Announced At Dillon Meeting

Dillon Parent-Teacher Association opened a new year with an informal gathering at the high school gym. The program featured performances by the high school freshmen orchestra and staff, a talk on the proposed new high school, and a social hour. A long list of room representatives for the membership drive was announced, covering all grade levels from kindergarten to senior year.

Dillon Parent- Teacher Association S. E. Davis Paul Anderson Doctor Proctor F. D. Willis W. G. Gilbert A. I. Cashmore Conrad Orr O. T. Vandegrift John Walters Eunice Miller C. J. Hovren Sam Cardinale Ruth Grotheer O. A. Pilon L. R. Vanairsdale Mae Obenland Bert Shortt Frank Ryburn J. C. Fuller Agnes MacDonald B. L. Chism John Wolf Margaret Hollensteiner J. J. Brown Carl Olson Anne Feley S. P. Meade Ottilie Brauer Fred Dart L. M. Holloran H. D. Black Dale Tash Melissa Minger W. H. Stephan A. G. Williams John Orr E. Davis George Gosman

Annual Sale Of Rams Will Not Be Held

Cancellation of the fourth Beaverhead ram sale was announced by county agent Bernard Williams after consulting consignors. Market conditions and business exits led officials to call off this year’s sale, advising ram seekers to visit consignors’ ranches instead.

Bernard Williams Montana Casper Wyo Wyoming Lester Otto Schulz Hampshire Charlie LaDue Deer Lodge Farm

Beavers Tie Butte Reds In District Clash

Dillon's light but scrappy Beavers battled Butte High Reds to a 0-0 tie on the new stadium field. The Beavers drove to the goal line late before Butte's defense held on four downs. Coach D L Johnson's squad showed promise for Friday's anticipated district game against Whitehall.

Dillon Butte High Reds Stadium Field Butte Beavers D. L. Johnson Whitehall

Former Dillon Matron Delena Porch Dies in Stevensville

Mrs. Delena Porch a longtime Dillon resident died Sept 17 at Thornton hospital Missoula after a long illness. Born Oct 11 1858 in Birmingham Ohio she lived in Argenta Dillon and Stevensville. Surviving relatives include sons Fred Elza Melvin grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral attendees from Dillon included Mr and Mrs Elza Smith and Mrs R W Boone and daughter Betty.

Delena Porch Thornton Hospital Missoula Elza Smith R. W. Boone Betty

Scout Workers Launch Financial Campaign in Dillon

37 Boy Scout workers began a one week fundraising drive in Dillon to support Boy Scout and Cub Scout activities. Norman Henry chairs the drive with goals matching last year at 550 dollars, as teams contact 6 to 15 potential donors each. Committee members include Guy Combes Joe Wedum Alf Cashmore and Harold Snow.

Dillon Norman Henry Drive Guy Combes Joe Wedum Alf Cashmore Harold Snow

Faculty Picnic Honors New Beaverhead Teacher

High school faculty and families held a Wednesday picnic at Dillmont Park. Harold Babcock and Miss Mary Castles led arrangements for the event honoring Betty Ann Polleys, a new Beaverhead County High School faculty member. About twenty attendees played softball and then shared lunch followed by an informal initiation of Polleys.

Dillmont Park Harold Babcock Mary Castles Betty Ann Polleys Beaverhead County High School

Birth Announcement In Great Falls For Vali Ton

A birth is reported in Great Falls with newborn child named Vali Ton born to Mr and Mrs Joseph Ormith. The brief notice notes the new arrival at the family home and records parent names.

Great Falls Joseph. Or.mith Vali Ton

Beaverhead High School Bond Issuance Put to Voters

Beaverhead county high school district voters head to the polls Friday to decide 165000 in bonds aided by a 135000 PWA grant for a new high school. 1586 eligible voters in Beaverhead must have 634 cast to validate the election. Polls run noon to 7 pm with Dillon voting at the high school and other precincts at designated sites. Alumni and PTA efforts aim to secure the required turnout, while speakers note current building limits and safety concerns.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Albert S. Baker Dillon City Hall Red Star Preciates St. James Guild Hall Metlen Hotel Argenta Metlen Beaverhead County High School Wilber Squires Paul Anderson Pwaa Minnesota Conrad Orr W. G. Gilbert

War Fears Push U S Toward Expanded Executive Power

Washington debates the looming European crisis as the United States weighs its Neutrality Act limits and possible presidential authority. Foremost officials, including George Messersmith and Norman Davis, advise on moving quickly if war appears imminent. In San Juan, Governor Blanton Winace grows firmer at La Fortaleza while U S officials monitor Europe.

Washington Europe U. S Franklin Roosevelt Czechoslovakia State Department U.S London Paris Berlin Prague Wilson George Messersmith San, Ian Puerto Rico la Fortaleza Blanton’ Winace San Juan

Speakers Address Elks Gathering in Dillon

Dilton Elks heard two main speakers Forrest Bayerd city engineer and Berg Christensen at a regular lodge meeting. Bayerd discussed drilling at the cemetery aiming to tap water soon. A $25 donation was approved for the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club fund. Christensen spoke on his trip to Denmark and Europe.

Dilton Elks Forrest Bayerd Berg Christensen Bayerd Cemtery Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club Christensen Denmark

Mrs Thomas Flynn Dies After Long Illness

Mrs Thomas Flynn beloved matron of the Dillon area died Monday after a prolonged illness. Born July 31 1861 in Leitrim Ireland she came to the county at 16 and spent most of her life on the Flynn ranch near Dillon. She married Thomas Flynn 54 years ago and is survived by brothers Pat and John Laden and sister Mrs Rose Heary of Dillon and other siblings in Ireland. Funeral services held at St Rose Catholic Church with rosary at the Laden ranch and pallbearers including six nephews.

Thomas Flynn Pat Laden Ireland Leatrim Flynn Dillon Pat John Laden Rose Heary William John, Jr John W. Murray Francis and Charles Laden

Cemetery Well Reaches 240 Foot Depth

Sheridan well drillers R. J. Baril and Son hit 240 feet in a water well for Mountain View cemetery. Hardpan slowed progress but officials expect a sufficient flow to meet irrigation needs. The Dillon Business and Professional Women’s Club runs a drive for 2400 to fund materials, with WPA to cover labor for the reservoir, piping, and landscaping.

R. J. Baril

Dillon Gun Club Plans Move for Traps at Dillon Country Club

Members met to improve their trap range by moving the targets about 100 yards west and leveling ground. The club house will be relocated to fit the new layout for better ground and skyline. In a recent practice, four members posted perfect 25 strings, with Tallent achieving a 50.

Dillon Gun Club Dillon Country Club Bob Barrett Paul Schwab Tige Tallent Russell Smith Tallent Schwab R. Smith R. Barrett N. Westergaard Dr. Free

Beaverhead High School Bonding Topic at Dillon Rotary

Dillon Rotary hears W G Gilbert promote a 165000 bond for Beaverhead county high school to accompany a 300000 project cost. He cites a 265000 remodel estimate plus a 135000 PWA grant, with local labor bids and an engineer to ensure government standards. Principal Conrad Orr notes PWA rather than WPA involvement and emphasizes local hiring.

W. G.gilbert Beaverhead County PWA Conrad Orr WPA

College Opens Next Month with Registration and Courses

The Normal college will open Monday October 3 with registration on Monday and Tuesday. Classes begin Wednesday October 5 with an autumn quarter assembly at 10 a.m. Freshmen take classification tests for teachers colleges and English. Faculty have mostly returned from summer break. Ray Gallant joins as athletics coach and director of physical sports. Some graduates from the two year program will join the junior class as they plan extended study.

Teachers Colleges American Council Rush Jordan University of California Ray Gallant

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