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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 05, 1951

Page

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Holden vs. Andersen Trial Before District Court Verdict Favored

The civil action of Norman E. and John Holden versus Harry Andersen was heard with a special venue ordered by Judge W. W. Lessley. Jury panel included Melvin Peterson and others, trial spanned Tuesday to Wednesday with plaintiff and defendant presenting cases. A separate verdict found for Monroe Bucy in Louie Buey versus Monroe W. Buey, awarding $409.02 with interest. eight jurors agreed, four disagreed. Other cases were dismissed or taken under advisement by Judge Lessley.

W. W. Lessley District Court Norman E John Holden Harry Andersen Dillon Feed & Seed Co Melvin Peterson Eugene Holloway W. P. Lyons James Barrett Coulter Given Paul R. Martinell Fred Frank Clifton McLaughlin Sparkey Ze Barth Russell Smith Norman Ovitt Frank G. Ryburn Louie Buey Monroe W. Buey Monroe Bucy Poteman Antonia Kruljac Adolph Kruljac Leonard A. Schulz Donald J. Smith W. G. Gilbert, Jr

VFW Benefit Basketball Game For Patrolman Wright

A benefit game will be held Thursday December 20 at the college gym between Western Montana College of Education Bulldogs and the Collegians former college stars from Missoula. Proceeds go to Patrolman Bob Wright with receipts donated by Western Montana College of Education and Lloyd Whipple Post 4163 VFW. Tickets go on sale later this week at local businesses. season tickets not honored for this event.

College Gymnasium Western Montana College of Education Bulldogs Collegians College Allstars Missoula Bob Wright Lloyd Whipple V.F.W Jim Graham Columbus Mont Curt Barclay University Sam Davis Dillon Beaverhead County Lou Rocheleau Dillon High School Bulldogs

Mrs. Marchesseau Dies After Lingering Illness

Mrs. Sara Marchesseau longtime Horse Prairie resident died Friday at Barrett hospital after an extended illness. Widow of rancher F A Marchesseau she belonged to St Rose Catholic church and altar society. Survived by two sons in Casper Wyoming and Hugh Lavery in California among other relatives. Rosary Sunday night, high mass Monday at St Rose, burial Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers named Mansfield Stocker Scott Flynn Metlen Gordon.

Sara Marchesseau Horse Prairie Barrett Hospital F. A. Marchesseau St. Rose Catholic Church St. Rose Altar Society W. J. Lavery Casper Wyo Hugh N. Lavery Redding Calif D. F. McCarthy Butte D. T. Malloy J. Longall San Francisco B. J. McMenomey Malta Martin McMenomey Monrovia Cal Billings Hugh Flynn Dale Metlen Dellar Gordon

Emmett Jones Injured in Cattle Loading Accident

Emmett Jones, a noted livestock man, broke a leg last Saturday at Armstead while assisting load of cattle from Emerson Hughes ranch. A skittish cow rammed through a gate, catching his leg and fracturing the bone. He remains confined at home.

Emmett Jones Armstead Mr. Jones Emerson Hughes

Soren P. Larsen Is Laid at Rest

Funeral services for Soren P. Larsen a well known retired ranchman were held last Thursday at the First Lutheran church with Rev B M Alstad officiating. Burial followed in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers were Berg Christiansen Nels Lauritsen Chris Bay Arnold Benson William Jensen and Ras Hansen.

Soren P. Larsen First Lutheran Church B.M. Alstad Mountain View Berg Christensen Nels Lauritsen Chris Bay Arnold Benson William Jensen Ras Hansen

Wes Mares Summoned in Butte and Dies at 74

Wes Mares 74 of 407 South Jackson Dillon retired merchant died Monday in a Butte hospital. Born in Bohemia in 1877 he moved to Montana at 14. He owned Dillon Meat Co. from 1932 to 1948 and married Celina Bellou in 1937. He belonged to King Solomon lodge Scottish Rite and Algeria temple. Interment planned in Helena.

Wes Mares South Jackson Dillon Butte Mr. Mares Bohemia Montana Dillon Meat Company Celina A. Bellou Phillipsburg King Solomon Lodge No. 9 Algeria Helena Clyde M. Randall Missoula Virginia Clay St. Louis Emma Mares Texas Washington

Chevrolet Dealer And Family Return from Trip

Mr and Mrs Ben Redd and their children Cara Dixie and Benny recently visited Price Utah at the home of Mr and Mrs John Redd. Cara on tour with the Virginia City Players joined in Blackfoot Idaho and will perform in California Oregon and Washington before returning home for Christmas.

Ben Redd Cara Dixie Benny Price Utah John Redd Redd Virginia City Blackfoot Idaho California Oregon Washington

Beavers Face Copperheads In Cage Tilt Friday

Beavers seek first 1951 52 win meeting Anaconda high school Copperheads Friday night at the local high school gym with a 8 15 p m start and a 7 p m B squad opener.

Beavers Copperheads Anaconda High School Anaconda Tyrand Beaver Bozeman Helena George Scott Clayton Schulz Robert Romers Bill Allen Dick Denny Jack Kenison Scott

Rotary Speaker Tells of Seed Potato Industry

Bernard Williams spoke to the Dillon Rotary Club on the Beaverhead seed potato industry chaired by Irvine and Cottom. He explained seasonal tasks from cutting to harvesting, noted labor shifts to Puerto Ricans and Mexicans, described storage needs and winter temperatures, and cited 150 carloads shipments and growing use of certified seed. The local firm collaborates with Bozeman Experiment Station. guests Nelson Graves and Seymour Wain attended.

Wilber Squires Dillon Rotary Club Bernard Williams Beaverhead Irvine Cottom Bozeman Nelson Graves Billings Seymour Wain Dillon

Memorial Services Held by Elks Last Sunday Night

Dillon lodge No. 1554 BPOE held its annual memorial, with Frank Venable of Butte lodge 240 delivering the tribute. The hall was crowded as the program featured the high school girls chorus, soloist Ed Durkin, and organist Bill Gandrud, naming six deceased members.

Dillon Lodge No B.P.O.E Frank Venable Butte Lodge Montana West Venable Charles Grafft Ed Durkin WMCE Betty Austreng Bill Gandrud Lodge Ellis James A. McBride Daniel V. Erwin Malcolm Connolly Thomas M. Foley John H. Keenan Ernest J. Dubie Archie L. Green John D. Lohr Norman Ovitt Floyd Winn

Dillon lad Cpl Theron Sargent serves on Korean front

Cpl Theron V. Sargent son of Mr and Mrs J W Sargent Dillon Montana serves with the 5th Ordnance Medium Maintenance Company part of I Corps on the Korean front The unit repairs equipment including tanks guns optics and watches It operates 18 mobile field units Sargent entered the Army in 1948 trained at Fort Ord later taught at Atlanta General Depot and currently inspects automotive vehicles with the 5th Field Ordnance Shop He attended Montana State Normal college before working at Dillon Motor Service.

I Corps Korea Cpl Theron V. Sargent J. W. Sargent S. Dakota Street Dillon Mont 5Th Ordnance Sargent Army Fort Ord Calif Atlanta General Depot Atlanta 5Th Field Ordnance Shop Montana State Normal College Dillon Motor Service

Beaverhead County Health Council Planned At March Meeting

Beaverhead TB and Health Association endorses a county wide health planning council to be organized with help from Montana Extension health specialist Frances McDonald. At the recent meeting there were reports from officers and committees and plans for a March session after a no host luncheon at the Andrus hotel dining room.

Beaverhead TB and Health Association Beaverhead Tuberculosis and Health Association Frances McDonald Montana Extension Services Andrus S. P. Meade The County TB and Health Association Delos Jenkins Fred Kerr Robert Gregg I. W. Vinsel Dave Hagenbarth Medical and Dental Committee Edna Moe Seal Sale Argyle Stephens

Girl Scouts Earn $462.50 From Buffalo Auction

The buffalo donated by Herman Peterson was auctioned last Saturday in the Andrus hotel lobby, raising $462.50 for the Girl Scout fund. Col. Luther Smith opened the sale with Herbert Wheat and Jay V. McCarthy as clerks, meat cut by Roberts Market, frozen in Dillon Creamery lockers, LeMoine LaFay provided sale space, and all services were donated, leaving receipts as clear profit.

Herman Peterson Andrus Hotel Girl Scout Fund Col Luther Smith Herbert Wheat Jay V. McCarthy Roberts Market Dillon Creamery LeMoine LaFay

Son of Early Day Ranch People Dies in California

William P. Drummey former Dillon resident died Thursday last week in Richmond California. He left Dillon in 1914 to settle in California and is remembered by many in the local community for his school days here. Survived by his wife two daughters four brothers a Seattle sister and a Dillon sister Mrs Brunadge. Funeral services and burial took place in Richmond.

William P. Drummey Dillon W. F. Drummey Richmond Calif H. M. Brundage California Drummey John Edward Tom Emmett Drummey Seattle Brundage

Eight Directors Named by Beaverhead Chamber Election

Balloting by the Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce membership at the regular monthly meeting Monday night resulted in eight new directors. The winners are Clifford Mockel Albert C Cochrane Lester J Kurtz G Donald Wheat T Lee McCracken Harold C Palmer Ben H Davis and Garry Johnson. The new board will take office at the start of the year and elect their president and other officers.

Beaverhead

Army AWOL Declaration Linked to Local Surrender

Robert Malzhan, the second man to surrender to the sheriff in two weeks, is held at the county jail and declares he is AWOL from the Army. Sheriff Paul Temple has notified Army headquarters.

Robert Malzhan Paul Temple Army

Legion Auxiliary Holds Yale Party

The American Legion auxiliary held its annual Christmas party during the regular meeting at the home of Mrs. T. Lee McCracken with associate hostesses Mrs. Sam Cardinale and Mrs. Luther Smith. Gifts for the disabled veterans' gift shop were packed for shipment to Ft. Harrison hospital, enabling men to select items for relatives or friends from their hospital bed and save later Yuletide shopping.

American Legion Auxiliary T. Lee McCracken Sam Cardinale Luther Smith Ft. Harrison Hospital

Bostwick Graduate of Army Officer Training Visit

Morris Bostwick completed basic training and the leaders' course at Camp Roberts California and is visiting his parents. He will depart Friday for Fort Sill Oklahoma to continue training in officers' candidate school and earned honor grades in the leaders' course.

Morris Bostwick Camp Roberts Calif Gerald Bostwick Fort Sill Okla

VFW Post Initiates Benefit Fund for Patrolman Wright

Lloyd Whipple Post of the Veterans of Foreign Wars plans a December 20 benefit at the Western Montana College gym featuring a basketball game Bulldog against Collegians. A boxing and wrestling card provided entertainment, with chili and Dutch lunch. District Auxiliary President Lucille Lautkie visited, and Rose O’Donnell was installed as chaplain. Christmas baskets and gift exchanges planned for the next meeting.

Lloyd Whipple Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Bannack Street Robert Wright Western Montana College of Education Bulldogs the Collegians Harvey Sorenson Carl M. Davis Morgan Hall Clifford Bay Bruce Watters Beaverhead County Oregon Jon Tolson Bill Tayne Jack O’donnell Norman Jacobson Ed Durkin al Bond Bill Moir Frank Hull Chili Lucille Lutkie District No. 4 Montana V.F.W

Montana Motorist reports Wright fund rise to 244 dollars

The Montana Motorist notes the Robert Wright Patrolman Fund has grown to 244 dollars. Wright, shot by an escaped convict near Butte, has been moved to Helena veterans hospital for treatment. The assailant received a 50 year Deer Lodge penitentiary sentence.

Montana Motorist American Automobile Association Robert Wright Montana Butte Montana Automobile Association Wright Veterans’ Hospital Helena Deer Lodge Patrolman Wright

WWMC Bulldogs Host Bobcat Vets Saturday Night

Western Montana College meets the Bobcat Vets here Saturday with a 8:15 p.m. tipoff and a 7 p.m. preliminary. Les Curry and Ray Johnson headline the visiting squad, coached by Mike McCormick. Bulldogs lost to the School of Mines 56 49 Tuesday after leading 5 points before neck injury ended Bob Howard's night.

Western Montana College Bulldogs Bobcat Montana State College Bulldogs Dillon Independents Les Curry Ray Johnson Mike McCormick Belgrade Dillon Butte School of Mines Bob Howard Straugh Aleksich

Ranchers to Hear About Conservation Districts at Two Montana Meetings

Rancher John Battleman of Three Forks will lead two meetings on Friday December 7 to describe operations of conservation districts. The Diamond Bar Inn at 2 PM and Wise River schoolhouse at 8 PM will cover Grasshopper Big Hole Wise River and Divide areas. County Agent J H Mikkelson urges attendance to discuss formation and potential state aid for engineering irrigation land leveling and dam projects with no charge to ranchers.

State Soil Conservation J. H. Mikkelson Montana State Soil Conservation Committee

Suspect Held in Burglary of Local Offices

Ranch hand Bob DeLore was arrested by Dan Mooney chief of police and is jailed as a suspect in the break in at the Texaco bulk plant office and the P J Lovell company on North Montana street. Small change was taken from Lovell, Texaco suffered no loss. DeLore has worked on local ranches for about a year.

Bob DeLore Dan Mooney Texaco P. J. Lovell Company Montana Street Lovell DeLore Chief Mooney

Robert Finch Featured in KGVO Broadcaster Biography

The broadcast recaps the work of Robert Finch, a noted local playwright, in a Missoula program of biographical sketches of Montana writers. Members of the Missoula Woman's Club organize the series highlighting Montana history and native authors and artists.

Robert Finch GVO Radio

Former Hawaiian Governor J. B. Poindexter Dies at 82

Joseph Boyd Poindexter, who led Hawaii as governor from 1934 to 1942, died at Queens Hospital after a long illness. Born April 14, 1869 in Canyon City Oregon, he lived much of his life in Dillon Montana and held multiple public offices including Montana attorney general and Fifth Judicial District judge before his Hawaii appointment.

Joseph Boyd Poindexter Hawaii Queens Hospital Poindexter E. L. Poindexter Canyon City Ore Dillon Ohio Wesleyan Delaware Ohio Washington University St. Louis Beaverhead Montana State Normal College Western Montana College of Education Thomas E. Gilbert Montana Judicial District Madison Jefferson Montana Dan M. Kelly Butte Anaconda Copper Mining Company Territory of Woodrow Wilson

Monida Pass Remains Closed by Heavy Snow

Sheriff Paul Temple reported Monida pass remained shut as a blizzard battered the town. About 50 motorists were stranded Tuesday night in Beaverhead County with wind, drifting snow, and icy highways blocking Highway 93 between Monida and Idaho. Local hotelier Mrs. Henry Wetmore said rooms were full and travelers filled the depot and private homes as Dillon crews worked to clear the road.

Paul Temple Monida Monida Pass Beaverhead County Idaho Henry Wetmore Monida Hotel

Army Draftee Is An Honor Student

Frank Merrell of Lima was Beaverhead’s sole contributor to Montana’s last November draftees inducted into Army service. A Beaverhead County High School graduate and honor student at Montana School of Mines, he is now stationed at Fort Lewis Washington.

Frank Merrell F. M. Merrell Lima Beaverhead Montana Beaverhead County Montana School of Mines Fort Lewis Wash

Lee Violett Dies In Falls Hospital

Lee Violett died November 26 in a Great Falls hospital. Funeral services were held at Chester on Thursday with interment there. Mr. and Mrs. Matt Lasich and Mr. and Mrs. A N Doornbas of Sheridan and this city attended, as Violett was father of Lasich and Doornbas. He had visited Dillon often and made many friends.

Matt Lasich A. N. Doornbas Sheridan Chester Lee Violett Lasich Doornbas Great Falls Violett Dillon

Army life praised by furloughed Pfc Lila Pixley

Pfc Lila Pixley currently on furlough from the Murphy Army Hospital in Waltham Massachusetts endorses a career for women in the modern armed forces She notes the field offers interest experience comfort and prestige and urges other women to consider it as a viable path The piece mentions her family and the broader push for women in service but leaves many details unclear.

Lila Pixley Murphy Army Hospital Waltham Mass W.H. Perkins

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