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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1953

Page

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Eight Girls Vie For Honor Of Reigning 1953 Rodeo

Eight contestants from Dillon and surrounding areas compete for the 1953 rodeo queen title. Names include Elva Overhilt, Resse Ann Clemon, Jackse Leora Nx Lima Care, and others aged 20 and under. Contestants will be judged on ticket sales, horsemanship, poise, and appearance with prizes for runners up and a 630 dollar grand prize awarded at the queen’s dance on September 6.

Danken Dillon Sturnday Diller Rodeo Queen Committee Winn's, Inc Joan Clark Ed Clark Connie South Marilyn Mockel Myrna McCarthy Anna May Cheney Geneese Cook The Rodeo Association Don Pace Hhairman Joe Wedum Lee Joy D T Flitton Don Berger

65 Mile Gale Rips Through Diller Area Knocking Out Power

A midday to afternoon gale around 65 miles per hour felled trees and ruptured power and telephone lines from Beaverhead to Whitehall. Vigilante crews worked to restore service as Montana Power and Mountain States Telephone reported outages mainly north of Dillon. Damaged trees blocked roads and disrupted many residences and businesses while repairs continued into Tuesday.

Diller Whitehall Dillon Wee River Sea Bilt Inne Dallon Whitehaw Pee Montana Power Mahu Mistana Power Pele Dillon PopeWt Madison County Soroa Duncan Butte Mountain States Telephone and Telegraph Company Tas Lion

Delegates Attend State 4-H Congress in Bozeman

Beaverdam county sent 4-H delegates Denise Brown and leaders Barbara Carl son Carol Cocanougher and Betty Hoy Sylvia Tbey Viola Jensen Connte South and Margaret Ann Wolfe left Dillon Sunday to attend the four day congress in Bozeman beginning Monday. About 500 club members leaders and agents gathered for demonstrations judging contests and dress revue with Dr Royden Braithwaite as guest speaker and four international farm youth exchange delegates adding an international touch.

Ruth Ann Brown Barbara Carlson Carol Cocanougher Betty Hoy Sylvia Tbey Viola Jensen Connte South Margaret Ann Wolfe Dillon Bozeman Een Beaverdrae County Clas M.chély Couunty Lara B Penwell Maggie Brovan M. Dee Cherry Bozemar Luw Mountanas Ana Eer Royden Braithwaite Brigham Young University Provo Utah International Farm Youth Exchange David Guthrie England Prem Agarwal India Telifrad Flovstad Norway Bethh Wittner Switzerland Jent

Jones Succeeds Dr. Lindley as School Trustee

Walter S Jones joined the Dillon school board by recommendation to fill the vacancy from Dr L Lindley resignation. His term runs until April 1954. Board members listed include Roscoe Cornell chairman Mrs Wilber Squires vice chairman Malcolm Stone and Richard Burns.

Walter S Jones Dillon L. Lindley Wyomin Theo Bay Roscoe Cornell Wilber Squires Malcolm Stone Richard Burns

FBI Pose Works Too Well for Inventive Romeo Amat

Amat, posing as an FBI agent to impress a woman, was arrested by Dillon city police. He claimed to arrest her but released her after warning impersonating an officer is a serious offense. He was booked as Oral Johnson, identified as a ranch worker near Dillon, held overnight, photographed, fingerprinted, and released.

Amat FBI Dillon PBI Butte Oral Johnson Iden‘ifica

Standard Time Returns Sept 1 With Hour Back

Dillon resumes standard time at midnight August 31 and clocks move back one hour. Standard time will govern all school activities and the Dillon rodeo events.

Dillon

Diagonal Parking Planned for Montana Street

Secretary Warren Stone reports the Beaverhead chamber received a letter from C C Larkin’s office indicating Union Pacific will cooperate in diagonal parking plans for the west side of Montana Street in the central business district of Dil Jor. A lease revision would allow the city to proceed, and UP will not oppose the change.

Warren Stone Beaverhead Montana Street

Local Boys Hold Key Roles at Boys State Event

Twin Bridges teen Matt Telin rises as chairman of the legislative committee for the Pioneer party and Oregon Pilgrim named its county superintendent candidate as 369 delegates gather for Boys State at Western Montana college in Dillon. Legal rift over ballot printing surfaces as Alder judge restrains Hazelbaker. Delegates welcomed by Mayor Townsend. FBI agents present. trip to Virginia City planned.

Matt Telin Twin Bridges Pioneer Party Western Montana College Chuck Pilgrim Dillon Young Telin Clark County Young Pilgrim Charles Consent Billings Alder Ed Selby Ted Hazelbaker Lewis County Hazelbaker American Legion Bill Straugh Georgia Mathews A. L. Juergens Walter McGuire Evelyn Mikkelson Wayne Nelson Ralph McFadden Ted Kato Noel Hubbard Jack Lohrs Jack McDonald Dale Tash Steve Clever Bill Salo Max Blodgett Bob Serhada E. S. Townsend Herb Kibler Montana American Legion Adutant Eugene King the Legion FBI Butte Virginia City Beaverhead

Birth in Dillon: Son Born at St James Hospital

A son born Sunday August 23 at St James Hospital in Butte to Mr and Mrs Ben R Davis of Dillon.

St. James’ Hospital Butte Ben R. Davis Dillon

Route 41 History Highlighted by Gosman at Twin Bridges

George M. Gosman of Dillon spoke to a large crowd at Twin Bridges during the Madison County fair observance. He traced Route 41’s background from Lewis and Clark through gold rush and settlement to the present paved highway linking Dillon and Twin Bridges, noting past travel hurdles and recent improvements. Masters of ceremonies included state Senator Mortimer Lott with other local officials in attendance as Dillon youths from the BPOE lodge performed a parade drill.

Gosman Twin Bridges George M. Gosman Dillon Montana Dilon Madison County Beaverhead Madison Jefferson Mortimer Lott James Brenner Beaverhad George Gleed Rep Sangunsky Dillon Lodge BPOE Don Wheat Bill Koeneke Fair Grounds

Cars Needed for Boys State Trip to Virginia City

Transportation facilities are needed for Sunday's annual excursion of Boys State delegates to historic Virginia City. Beaverhead and Madison counties residents with cars and drivers should contact the Beaverhead chamber of commerce office in the museum building in Dillon by calling 411.

Virginia City Warren Stone Beaverhead

Orphans to Attend Dillon Rodeo With Chamber Support

More than 80 children from the state orphans home at Twin Bridges and several teachers will visit Dillon on Monday September 7 for rodeo activities and lunch. They will watch the parade from Bannack and Pacific streets and receive free seats at the rodeo grounds. The Beaverhead chamber of commerce will sponsor a free lunch from the Dart Inn, following a verbal invitation delivered August 20 by chamber secretary Warren Stone.

Twin Bridges Dillon Rodeo Association Beaverhead

Local Couple Wed at Butte

James O. Melton aged 72 and Mary V. Cantrell aged 59, both of Dillon, received a marriage license Thursday and were married at Butte on Friday in Silver Bow county.

James O. Melton Mary V. Cantrell Dillon Silver Bow County District Court Butte

Rotary Speaker Foresees Coal Mining Room

Dr. Forbes Robertson of the Montana School of Mines told the Dillon Rotary Club that Montana could become the third ranking coal producer if sub bituminous and lignite deposits are utilized. He noted potential in fluorite tungsten and graphite and cited graphite deposits near Dillon as best located. He discussed labor costs as a factor restraining Montana graphite and said the US relies on Ceylon and Madagascar for this mineral. He highlighted research value of new minerals like germanium and forest resources' rediscovery through science.

Forbes Robertson Montana School. of. Mines Butte Dillon Rotary Club Montana Dillon United States Ceylon Madagascar Robertson Hall Beata Hall Western Montana College

Secretary Names Montana PMA Heads

Secretary Ezra T. Benson named Howard J. Doggett Townsend as chairman of the new Montana PMA committee. He succeeds R. J. McKenna of Geyser. William E. Simms of Malta and Wilhelm Siegle of Glendive were named to succeed former members. All appointees are fe d farmers.

Howard J. Doggett Townsend Ezra T. Benson Secretary of Agriculture Montana PMA R. J. McKenna Geyser William E. Simms Malta Wilhelm

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