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Dillon Bureau correspondent J Homer Faust files a city note from the Dillon bureau. No additional details accompany the byline in this fragment.
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Newspaper
The Montana Standard
Location
Butte, Montana, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1939
Page
9
Dillon Bureau correspondent J Homer Faust files a city note from the Dillon bureau. No additional details accompany the byline in this fragment.
Dillon May 31 Special Commencement week schedule lists Friday Junior Prom in the Normal gymnasium Baccalaureate Sunday 11 am in the auditorium with President Shel don E Davis address You Are To Make Of It The dinner for graduates and faculty Sunday afternoon at the residence hall Monday play You Cant Take It With You directed by Miss Myrtle Savidge cast includes Mary Malloy Phyllis Newton Selma Jahnke Tom Buckingham Maurice Egan Dillon Leonard Baird James Brockbank Helen Marquis Harold Dugan Vincent Curry Edward Cebull Nina McCafferty Robert Hamilton Howard Mailey etc Next Tuesday events include training school commencement art exhibit and campus receptions The forty second annual commencement Wednesday morning June 7 address One Mans Testimony by President Lynn B McMullin of Eastern Montana Normal.
A large number of Dillon people will attend the funeral of Alfred A. Gray 71 pioneer resident of Twin Bridges. The service is tomorrow at 2 PM at Twin Bridges Masonic hall with Mrs Jessie Routledge of Dillon and Miss Marilyn Routledge among the family attendees. Mrs Fred Gray, formerly of Dillon, is a daughter-in-law.
Gladys Forester was installed as president of the Dillon Business and Professional Women's club at the emblem dinner at the Andrus hotel. Officers include Helen Decker Andrus as vice president, Helen Klebba as secretary, and Bertha Thibadeau as treasurer with Claudia Faust as retiring president acting as installing officer. Emblem breakfast for the state convention in Anaconda next Sunday is planned with Dillon in charge.
Mrs. Charlotte Ballard Miss Elizabeth Ballard and Miss Jean Ballard left yesterday for Burlington Iowa after the death of Mrs Hugh Bulger at age 90 She was well known in Dillon and had visited often Her survivors include son Frank Bulger Dillon daughters Helen Ballard Charlotte Ballard May and Alice Bulger Burlington and several grandchildren and great grandchildren
Civil action filed by J. Emerson Hughes, a Beaverhead rancher, against Ermont Mines entered final trial phase after a three day recess. Testimony concluded this morning and jury instructions were read by Judge Jorge Henry G. Rodgers.
Farmers of the upper valley and Deer Lodge residents gather for the annual dinner meeting and dance at Valley Inn on Wednesday June 7. Howard Lord from Bozeman will speak on City and Rural co operation. Tickets are available now.
Floral chapter No. 46 of the Order of Eastern Star will entertain the Anaconda chapter at the annual Lilac festival on Thursday evening June 1 in Deer Lodge. The decor centers on white and lavender lilacs. About 50 from Anaconda and guests from Missoula Dillon and Helena will attend. Mrs. Mary Boone will preside.
The treasurer’s office stays busy as today marks the final day to pay taxes before penalties and interest are added. Last minute payments arrive as the period closes. In Deer Lodge notes, locals share visits with friends and family.
The plaintiff concluded arguments claiming poisoning of sheep from a creek near the Ermont mine west of Dillon. The case centers on alleged environmental contamination affecting livestock and seeks damages.
Piano pupils of Hayes Tomey Baxter presented their annual spring concert at the training school auditorium. The program featured classical numbers in the first section and popular tunes in the second, drawing a large audience.
Dillon Montana welcomed visitors Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Caskin of Helena and Mrs. Madden and daughter Patsy Ann of Chicago. Local resident George Selway from Divide stopped by. Mrs. Hayes and family plan a motor tour to eastern states visiting relatives and the New York world’s fair.
A collection of apartment rental ads listing furnished 1 and 2 room units with gas heat and water, along with a legal notice advising creditors to present claims within four months against the estate of Cora B. Kirby in Butte Montana. Also mentions photostat copies of legal documents from Al's Photo Shop.
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