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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1940

Page

4

Montana Safety Council Pushes Standard Driver Permit Law

The Montana Safety Council announced after a Helena conference it will seek a standard drivers license law during the upcoming legislative session. Mark Farris of Helena, a long-time council member, was elected president at the meeting.

Montana Safety Council Helena Montana Mark Farris

Moose Christmas Party Brings Members and Families Together

The Moose lodge held its annual Christmas party for members and their families on Tuesday evening December 17 at the LOFC hall. J. J. Borwin chaired the committee with assistance from Orin Pilon Duart Banning and L. A. Hiller.

MOOSE Moose Lodge

Masons Elect New Officers at DilIon Lodge No 16

In a Saturday election at the Masonic temple Dil lon's lodge No 16 A F and A M chose Ned Saunders as worshipful master. Other officers named include W G Squires senior warden W E Stinson junior warden W E Shaffner secretary Bert Megquire treasurer Wilber Squires senior deacon G W D Evelyn junior deacon Hiram Rodgers senior steward Raymond Schwartz junior steward Rev J A Meeke chaplain and A A Elliott tiler. Installation by John T Orr grand master Montana and Grand Marshall Matt Kau followed.

Dillon’s Lodge No A. F A. M Masonic Temple Ned Saunders A. A. Schroeder Herb McMannis W. G. Squires W. E. Stinson W. E. Shaffner Bert Megquire Wilber Squires G. W. D’evelyn Hiram Rodgers Raymond Schwartz J. A. Meeke A. A. Elliott John T. Orr Grand Lodge of Montana Grand Matt Kau

Beaverhead Rotary hears on tuberculosis seal sale and local paper

John Collins reviews new social laws as Don Sutton Lou Larson and Stan Bradley speak for health welfare funds. Bradley notes Beaverhead county ranks high in per capita seal sale and hopes to lead Montana. He praises the Beaver high school paper The Beaver and the week’s news review by Al Erickson.

Don Sutton Lou Larson Stan Bradley al Erickson

Pupils in Piano Recital Presented by Ralph McFadden

Ralph McFadden presents a piano recital at the college auditorium featuring pupils Dick McCracken Teddy Hazelbaker Dean Romersa Rod ney Foster Robert Jones John Osborne Lambert Eliel Margot Luebbén Patty Stamm J W McCracken Dorothy Davis Isabel Ross and college students Shirley Erickson Evelyn Bieber J Gordon Myers Virginia Stinnett and Margaret Stark.

Ralph McFadden Dick McCracken Teddy Hazelbaker Dean Romersa Rodney Foster Robert Jones John Osborne Lambert Eliel Margot Luebbén Patty Stamm J.W. McCracken Dorothy Davis Isabel Ross Shirley Erickson Plentywood Evelyn Bieber Big Timber J. Gordon Myers Loring Virginia Stinnett Livingston Margaret Stark Great Falls

Pair Received Ten Days for Larceny

Otto Merrill and James Hoadley pleaded guilty to petit larceny for stealing fence materials from the Oscar Gravely ranch near Dell last Monday. Judge Louis Stahl sentenced them to ten days in the county jail after Sheriff Paul Temple arrested them on Sunday.

Otto Merrill James Hoadley Oscar Gravely Dell Louis Stahl Paul Temple

Card of Thanks for R. B. Stocker Family

The Stocker family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness after the death of R. B. Stocker. Thanks extend to pallbearers and those who sent flowers. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Stocker and family and relatives Eva Annie Mae Harry Stocker Hazel Ransom.

R. B. Stocker R. E. Stocker Roy Stocker Eva Annie Mae Harry Stocker

Bulldogs Add Home Tests Ahead of Conference Play

The Dillon Bulldogs announce four home games before league play. Montana State Bobcats visit Dec 31, Ricks College returns Jan 10–11. Seven of 15 conference games are at home with Eastern Normal Billings Jan 30 and Mines Feb 11 among key dates.

Bobcats Montana State College Bulldog Quint Ricks College Dillon Eastern Normal Billings Northern Montana College Havre Mines Billings Polytechnic Carroll College Helena Butte

Uncle Ed Sez No Time For Comedy

Uncle Ed opines on life as a constant struggle to earn money and maintain hair and teeth. A humorous town list pairs odd names with state abbreviations, imagining a girl in Ogoo Ga writing to Ash Kan. Odear Me. in a playful mint of letters.

Ash Kan Carpet Tex Mount Wash Ogoo Odear Skeleton Shoo

Curve and Ice Cause Fatal Wreck at Sturgis

A fatal wreck occurs near Sturgis South Dakota involving a youth named Montgomery. He visited a Wise River store mid afternoon and the incident follows several recent bridge accidents. Born October 20 1919 in Roseburg Oregon he worked in the Big Hole basin hay fields and wintered in South Dakota. Survived by two sisters in South Dakota and two brothers Bill and La Sharon B Montgomery of Dillon.

Sturgis S. D Walter Gnose Wise River Montgomery Roseburg Ore Big Hole Basin South Dakota Bill Wisdom la Sharon B. ‘Montgomery Dillon

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