Fifth Registration list of Montana county men aged 18 to 20
The June 30 draft list names 84 young men in the county who were between 18 and 20, with about 15 having just turned 20 and eligible for draft. The long roster includes Heath Monida Johnson Wise River McNinch Lima Vetter Dillon Koenig Dillon Thompson Dillon Wolfram Armstead Warner Dillon Albrecht Lima Carver Dillon Lind say Dillon Nettik Dillon Patterson Lima Marler Lima Kruletz Dillon Frank Dillon Kuchler Dillon Pierce Grant Cronin Lima McNinch Lima Herman Dillon McKenzie Dell Casterline Dillon Richmond Dillon McLaren Dell Knox Dell Weeks Dell Chapman Dillon Graham Dillon McDowell Dillon Van Houten Dillon Stone Dillon Holden Dillon Brad ley Armstead West Dillon Miller Dillon Sweich Dillon Crossley Dillon Smith Dillon Kington Dillon Nelson Jackson Mallon Wise River Gilman Dillon Gibler Polaris Roselle Monida Gray Lima Cantrell Dillon Taborski Dillon Carroll Jackson Given Polaris Cardinale Dillon Anderson Dillon Koontz Dell Keith Sinclair Dillon Davis Dillon Kallinen Jackson Conger Dillon McMannis Dillon Ries Dillon Rebich Dillon Welborn Dillon Kamps Dillon Evans Dillon Rife Armstead Nurss Lima Lac ry Jr Dillon Orr Dillon Tash Jr Dillon Marler Lima Powell Dillon Vetter Dillon Gransberry Rei chle Dillon Wedum Dillon. The following 17 men were elected by the local board to go today: 1-A Sullivan Morrow Swaim Stanley Graves Schultz Price Davis Huff Emmerick Crull. 1-C Genzler Ted Bear Bear Monroe Bear Spencer Verne Continued on page 5.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Leroy Heath
Monida
Roy Cecil Johnson
Wise River
Joseph Wilson McNinch
Lima
Maurice Francis Sullivan
Dillon
John Edward Vetter
John Arrigoni
Boyd Hildreth Koenig
Elvin Howard Thompson
Gordon Wells Wolfram
Armstead
Robert Morrison Warner
George Mahland Albrecht
George Irwin Hallas
Dell
Oliver Jean Carver
Robert E. Lindsay
George John Nettik
Elijah Franklin Patterson
Samuel George Marler
Archie Douglas Kruletz
Thomas Howard Frank
Robert Kuchler, Jr
Tom Mathew Pierce
Grant
Dale Jackson Stone
David Mizell Holden
Stanley Lloyd Bradley
Donald Atwood West
Charles Lewis Miller
Edward Almund Sweiich
Alton Theodore Crossley
Donald J. Smith
Raymond Ricks Kington
Jay Frederick Nelson
Jackson
Lowell
Lee Mallon
Arthur Elroy Gilman
Glen M. Gibler
Polaris
William Ora Roselle
James Allen Gray
Harold Monroe Cantrell
Mathew Joseph Taborski
Joseph Francis Carroll
Richard John Given
Osborne S. Cardinale
Leslie Earle Anderson
Robert Wendell Koontz
Robert Chas
Peterson
Harry Dale Keith
John Ward Sinclair
Carl Maurice Davis
Melvin Donald Kallinen
Junior Ray Conger
Wallace Wayne McMannis
Kenneth Charles Ries
Raymond Stephan Rebich
Darral Earl Peterson
Kenneth Russell Welborn
Monty Harold Kamps
Leon Russell Evans
Harry E. Hansen
Roy David Rife
Bobby E. Nurss
Edward James Kluesner
Paul Alney Lacry, Jr
Matthew Joseph Orr
Harry Singleton Tash, Jr
Francis D. Marler
Carlos Monroe Powell
Frank Omar Vetter
Harold Lee Gransberry
Reichle
Verne Arthur Hansen
James Marcus Dodd
John Joseph Wedum
Registration for Election Closes Soon
The county clerk’s office and deputy registrar offices announce that registration for the general election ends at 5:00 p.m. Friday September 18. Eligible electors must be 21 by election day November 3, have resided in the state for at least one year and in the county for 30 days, and those who did not vote last time or used absent ballots must re register.
Be Ell Soon Be Ell Soon Bids for Dell Flight Strip
State Highway Engineer Howard W. Holmes in Helena calls for bids on an 8000 by 500 foot concrete air strip at Dell beside Highway 91. Cost estimated at 150000, first wartime county project under Army plan, funded by federal money and built under state highway procedures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dell
Howard W. Holmes
Helena
War Department
Montana
Rotary Club Meeting Highlights Quarantine Station Work
At the Monday Rotary meeting President T. W. Sargent led as guest M. R. Comfort of Dillon spoke on truck quarantine stations in Montana. He described US Number One grade classifications and how inspections funded by shippers and truckers protect merchants and buyers with clearly marked net weight and quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rotary
Pres. T. W. Sargent
M. R. Comfort
Dillon
Comfort
Montana
U. S
United States
Beaverhead County
Peterson's Ranchers to Represent Dillon in Softball Tourney
Peterson's Ranchers will represent Dillon in the state softball tournament in Livingston starting Sunday Aug 30 with teams from Missoula Butte Great Falls Livingston Lewistown Billings and Dillon in a single elimination event. Players aiming to win for Dillon include Roscoe Cornell Jack Barrett Amos Wright George Chism Bill Hubbard Emil Kamps Floyd Vandegrift Charles Burgess Carl Davis Fred Chapman Bill McMannis Arthur Bay Evan Burrells Don Tobin Herman Peterson and Manager Ed Buck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Peterson
Ed Buck
Junk harvest planned for Beaverhead county drive
County leaders and local officials met with J C Cory of Butte to outline a planned junk harvest in Beaverhead county. Dates will be announced later and the effort aims to support nationwide scrap collection for the war effort.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wth County
George M. Gosman
Fred Kerr
W. W. Hawkins
Beaverhead County
Bert Megquier
Harold E. Contway
J. C. Cory
Butte
WPA
Gosman
Cory
RAM SHOW SALE RIVALS 1942 EXHIBIT
Montana sheep growers plan a second Beaverhead ram show and sale with 450 or more rams. Bernard Williams announced entries. About $100 prize money is slated, with 15 consignors last year. Colonel Earl O Walker will auction. Show in morning, sale in afternoon. Consignors include Rambouillet Co Bozeman Ray Holloway Gleed Brothers Mt Haggin Anaconda and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Beaverhead
Bernard Williams
Dillon Chamber of Commerce
Filer
Idaho
Rambouillet Company
Bozeman
Ray Holloway
Gleed Brothers
Dell
Mt. Haggin Land & Livestock Company
Anaconda
Thomas H. Watson
Hobson
Harry R. Figgins
John L. Swing
Sheridan
Lester R. Schulz
Montana State College
Otto A. Schulz
Deer Lodge Farms Co
Deer Lodge
C. E. Kieckbusch
Townsend
L. F. Huddleston
Chas. ‘M. LaDue
Beavorhead Lamb Prices Hit 12.60 Cents Top
Beaverhead and Madison county feeder lambs sold to Eastern buyers for shipments to Kansas Nebraska Utah and Idaho. Selway Sheep won top price at 12.60 cents for 3500 head while Woody Bros and others noted at 12.50. Whitefaces reached 12 cents, total 60 000 to 80 000 head expected for loading Sept 20 to Oct 10. Prices two cents higher than last year but below wartime highs of 15 cents due to price ceilings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Kansas
Nebraska
Utah
Idaho
Selway Sheep Company
Woody Bros
Beaverhead
Madison County
OPM
Fats salvage committee named for Beaverhead County
Mrs. Fred Kerr names a county wide fats salvage committee representing home demonstration clubs and women’s groups. Appointees include Mrs. T. A. Bradley Armstead club and others in Dillon Lima Jackson Wise River Reichle and more. Meat markets will assist in the campaign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Kerr
Beaverhead County
T. A. Bradley
Armstead Home
A. A. Schroeder
Dillon Better Homes Club
Floyd Kenison
Dell Home
Frank Watkins
Dillon Home Arts
C. J. Hovren
Dillon Homemakers’ Club
Earl Fairbanks
Lima Home
Mark Clemon
Jackson Homemakers
Albert Streb
Melrose Home
Ernest Pewe
Draftees to Enjoy Program at City Hall Dance
Members of the next contingent of selectees and visiting service men will be guests of honor at a program and dance Saturday at 9 30 p m in the city hall. The public is invited and families are urged to attend. The program opens with invocation by Rev Calvin Logan and a city officer will give the address of welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens’ Committee
Calvin Logan
Presbyterian Church
Ranchers Beat Salmon Elks In Two-Game Home Series
Peterson's Ranchers defeated the Salmon Elks in a two game set at home to avenge prior losses and move the series to two games up. Gate receipts totaled 88.85 with all proceeds going to Navy relief. Saturday night the Ranchers won 9 to 5 as the Elks were kept scoreless until the fourth inning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peterson
Salmon Elks
Navy Relief Fund
Cowboys
Elks
Rhe. Salmon
Songbirds Killed by Boys Alarm Dillon Residents
South Dillon neighbors report dozens of birds killed by local boys using guns. Twelve dead robins found on one lawn prompt calls for action. Residents plan concerted steps. parents may be contacted and authorities appealed to if behavior continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Uncle Sam
Eight Missing Men From Beaverhead County wartime list
Beaverhead county relatives of eight servicemen reported by the War Department as missing in action or captured after battles at Bataan and Corregidor. The list includes Pvt Louis C. Jones and others with Dillon or Lima connections. The article also covers a separate cafe robbery arrest and a county jail escape link.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Bataan and Corregidor
War Department
Louis C. Jones
Selma E. Stoppel
Dillon
Werdell S. Smithies
Thelma Seybold
Lima
James R. Judge
Mary Judge
Roy O. Hansen
Alice H. Orr
Roy E. Wellington
Isabelle Wellington
Clarence E. Poff
Charles H. Poff
John J. McGahan
Agnes Brown
Charles F. Dupuis
Wyman Dupuis
Sugar stamp allows five pounds for ten weeks
The Office of Price Administration announced sugar ration stamp No. 8 will be valid for five pounds during a ten week period from August 23 to October 31. The basic ration remains one half pound per person per week as consumers can purchase in larger units. Livestock price ceilings would require complex controls and inspection, with possible department help if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Office of Price Administration
Wickard
Department of Agriculture
DITTY AGAIN HEADS LOCAL G O P HERE
Sam W. Ditty was reelected chairman of Beaverhead county Republican Central committee at the meeting last Friday night. F C McFadden and T Lee McCracken kept their posts as secretary and treasurer. State Senator T E Gilbert and Don Anson were named official delegates to the state convention in Billings. Mrs Don Anson and Mr Gilbert elected committeewoman and committeeman. A committee led by Dellar Gordon was formed to fill remaining precinct vacancies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam W. Ditty
Republican Central Committee
Beaverhead County
F. C. McFadden
T. Lee McCracken
Billings
T. E. Gilbert
Don Anson
Gilbert
Dellar Gordon
Armstead
George M. Gosman
S. E. Whitworth
Ralston to Replace Beaverhead County Agent Williams
Francis A. Ralston an extension agent in Sanders county since 1938 has been appointed to fill the Beaverhead county post succeeding Bernard R. Williams who resigned after serving since 1934 Williams leaves to join Irvine and Cottom seed potato firm near Dillon J C Taylor Montana Extension Service announces the change in Beaverhead county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Francis A. Ralston
Sanders County
Beaverhead County
Bernard R. Williams
J. C. Taylor
Montana Extension Service
Williams
Irvine and Cottom
Dilton
Beaverhead
Elise Stockton Discusses Training Indian Church Leaders
Miss Elise Stockton spoke at the Presbyterian church on training Indian leaders at the Cook Christian Training school in Phoenix Arizona. The school, where Stockton is assistant director, trains leaders for eight tribes and is the only such institution in the United States. She is a graduate of the Normal College, Boston University and the Presbyterian College in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elise Stockton
Presbyterian Church
Cook Christian Training School
Phoenix
Ariz
Cook School
Miss Stockton
United States
The
Normal College
Boston University
Presbyterian College
Chicago
Also Mentioned on This Page
A—Conley C. Sullivan
Oscar Charles Morrow
Henry Lawrence Swaim
Milton Maynard Stanley
Fielding Harrison Graves
John Frank Schultz
Keith Clyde Price
Harvey Hibbs Davis
William Harold Huff
Peter John Emmerick
Albert Frederick Crull
Martin Carl Genzler
Theodore Ted Terry
Monroe Spencer Bear
Verne Ronald
Rocky Mountain
OPA
Livingston
County Fats Salvage
Wilbur Cafe
Hollywood
Calvin Car
Moose Creek Hill
Scotty” Tait
al Ward
Edstrom
LeRoy Tempel
Dillmont Park
Paul Temple
Tait
Ditty
G.O.P
Ralston
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