New Forest Supervisor Named for Beaverhead District
Reg Forest Supervisor P D Hanson of Missoula announced Elliott E Redman named to lead Beaverhead National Forest with headquarters at Dillon He succeeds W W Wetzel who served Sept 1 1944 to Dec 15 this year Redman has long service in range management wildlife survey and forest administration and will take office Feb 1 He is a 1934 graduate of Idaho University with four children.
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Reg
For. P. D. Hanson
Missoula
Elliott E. Redman
Gallatin National Forest
Bozeman
Beaverhead
Dijon
Redman
W. W. Wetzel
Northwest Forest
Portland
Mr. Redman
Department of Agriculture
Bbiological Survey
Cache
Idaho
Wasatch National Forests
CCC
Deer Lodge
Lewis and Clark Forest
Philipsburg
Deer Lodge National Forest
Gallatin Forest
Idaho University
Hanson
Elks Plan New Year’s Eve Party For Members
Dillon lodge No. 1554 BPOE held its regular meeting on Christmas Eve and scheduled a New Year’s Eve dance at the I.O.O.F. hall for Elks and their ladies. Drum and bugle corps prize winners will be announced at the dance. Admission is by paid-up card with $1.50 per couple for a Thanksgiving dinner.
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Dillon Lodge No. 1554
B.P.O.E
C.F. Hall
Elks
Rites Held Friday for Mrs Bertha M Kurtz
Mrs Bertha M Kurtz a Dillon matron died Wednesday after a cerebral hemorrhage Her funeral Friday at Brun dage chapel featured LDS rites with floral tribute and musical selections by Mrs Wilma Wright Mrs Verla Boetticher and others Pallbearers were her six sons Oliver E Norman Lester James George and Frank Kurtz Interment followed in Mountain View cemetery crew Members of the Blackfoot Idaho church group attended the rites
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Bertha M. Kurtz
Dillon
Mountain View Cemetery
LDS
Brundage Chapel
Wilma Wright
Verla Boetticher
Martha Greene
Nellie Little Poole
Oliver E
Norman
Lester
James
George
Frank Kurtz
T. W. Sargent
H. M. Warner
Paul Boetticher
Blackfoot
Idaho
Dillon Lodge No. 16 installs officers after election
Following the lodge election, Dillon Lodge No. 16 A F and A M installed new officers with Ernest Luebben as worshipful master. W J Bier rum senior warden H G Rodgers junior warden Frank Tyre senior deacon and others filled key posts including Duggan Luebben Dee P Flitton Amos Wright S P Meade Kenneth Featherly A A Schroeder J C Fuller and Roy C Chandler as tyler.
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Dillon Lodge
A. F
A. M
Ernest Luebben
W. J. Bierrum
H. G. Rodgers
Frank Tyre
Duggan Luebben
Dee P. Flitton
Amos Wright
S. P. Meade
Kenneth Featherly
A. A. Schroeder
J. C. Fuller
Roy C. Chandler
Tyler
Junior Red Cross Fund Tops Beaverhead County
Mrs. Dougan Luebben, county chairman, reports a strong Junior Red Cross drive with 71.59 dollars from county schoolchildren. Twelve districts contributed including Beaverhead High School and Dillon primary, Bagley building, Jackson and more. Pupils completed many projects this year and sent overseas gifts and ten gifts to Boulder State schools. Mary Beth Smith and Dirk Larsen attended last summer’s Flathead Lake conference.
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Dougan Luebben
Junior Red Cross
Beaverhead County
Bannack Star
Wisdom
Dillon
Bagley
Riverside
Armstead
Argenta
Wise River
Home Craft Bakery to Open in Dillon Next January
Bill Hiseman announces Dillon will gain its first bakery since 1942 with Home Craft offering Champion bread plus pies cakes cookies and rolls. Eiseman family, WWII veteran, has lived in Dillon while Prairie City experience informs the venture. front of former War Surplus store to host a retail dispensary.
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Dillon
Bill Hiseman
Prairie City
Ore
Eiseman
Home Craft
Donation to Museum Reported by Carpenters Union Local 175
Carpenters Union Local 175 has made a donation to the Museum Peewee, though details and amounts are unclear in the fragment. The act suggests ongoing support from the local union to the museum.
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Carpenters Union Local 175
Wishing On the Christmas Star Poem
A poem wishing light and joy on Christmas Day. It expresses faith in good, defense of right, and hopeful belief that Santa will come. The verse sits on a bright, festive tone praising the Christ Child’s birth and the star’s radiance.
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Santa
Dil lon Rotary Club Holds Christmas Evening at Andrus
The Dil lon Rotary Club met at the Andrus hotel Monday night with Albert Erickson as chair. Howard Puyear of Great Falls attended as a guest and Phillip Bond was welcomed as a new member. The group sang Christmas carols led by a sextet including Fred Bridenstine and Dr. R D Curry with Ralph McFadden on the piano.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Albert Erickson
Howard Puyear
Great Falls
Phillip Bond
Fred Bridenstine
R. D. Curry
Sheldon E. Davis
J. W. Rees
Ralph Stowell
W. H. Stephan
Petty Larceny Charged In Local Case
Howard Downer was returned from Idaho Falls to face petty larceny charges for stealing clothing from Steve Saro. Edwin Holmberg pleaded innocent to a petty larceny charge and is held on $500 bond for January 2 arraignment. A suitcase taken from the U P depot was recovered. Holmberg said he is on parole from San Quentin.
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Howard Downer
Idaho Falls
Boyd Quick
Steve Saro
Edwin Holmberg
Justice Court
U. P
Holmberg
San Quentin
Santa Beats Beaverhead Children With Depot Lawn Christmas Party
A large Beaverhead county gathering filled the depot lawn for the County Chamber of Commerce annual Christmas party. Albert Erickson led ceremonies as Nellie Poole directed an accordion band and O K Moe conducted carols under mild weather. The Rev. James M. Hunter spoke as children enjoyed the festive program.
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Beaverhead County
County Chamber of Commerce
Montana
Albert Erickson
Nellie Poole
O. K. Moe
James M. Hunter
Museum Fund Passes Ten Thousand Two Hundred Mark Today
With funds nearing ten thousand two hundred, the museum building fund committee notes ongoing contributions over Christmas and expects gains in donations. Large and small gifts are welcome in person or by mail to committee members Mrs. Fred Woodside Phil J. Lovell J. W. Rees or others. Grasshopper section reports strong effort by Mrs. John H. Judge.
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Museum Building Fund
Fred Woodside
Phil J. Lovell
J. W. Rees
Grasshopper
John H. Judge
Christmas Programs Given by Children
The holiday season close was marked by Christmas parties at the training school. The Bagley students held an afternoon program with Garry Carson as announcer, an orchestra directed by L A Gregory performed, and the fifth graders staged a one act play led by Louise Hartwig. Mrs O K Moe directed a tableau by the eighth grade, while the sixth grade sang, primary grades sang carols, and kindergarten groups held programs in morning and afternoon sessions.
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Bagley
Garry Carson
L. A. Gregory
Louise Hartwig
O. K. Moe
Moe
First Beaverhead County Bridge Contract and Jail Transfer
The Beaverhead County commissioners met in Bannack City on April 4 1864 creating a three member board with George Chrisman as chairman. On April 20 1864 bids were opened for a Grasshopper creek bridge near Judge Edgerton with detailed timber and covering specs, marking the county's first bridge contract. The board also reimbursed Bannack City $500 in scrip for the jail and sold jail to remain county property, a structure still standing in good condition.
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Beaverhead County
Bannack City
Territory
Idaho
George Chrisman
A. J. Smith
Elijah Moore
Grasshopper Creek
Judge Edgerton
Bannack
City of
Beavers Open Tourney Against Anaconda Friday
Beavers meet Anaconda in the second round of the invitational hoops tourney in Butte Friday night at Central gym. Beaver head fans travel in force for the three sessions ending Saturday. Officials Johnny Good Ray Gallant and Tom Tobin.
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Butte
Beavers
Anaconda
Beaverhead
Central Gym
Johnny Good
Ray Gallant
Tom Tobin
Bulldog
Twin Bridges
Oil Truck Overturns Near Beaverhead River Bridge
Clyde MccReehan and Mace Riddle, both in the cab, escaped injury when the large oil truck and trailer overturned north of the Beaverhead river bridge south of Pillow. The crash, blamed on a broken tie rod arm, left the vehicle in a willow thicket but the cab rolled and the trailer stayed upright. Robert Wright of the state highway patrol reported the incident. the truck was towed by Watson Motors and moved to Laurel the next day.
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Clyde MccReehan
Mace Riddle
Beaverhead River
Pillow
Laurel
Robert Wright
Watson Motors
Four Girls Born at Barrett Hospital This Week
Four girls were born at Barrett hospital this week. To Ingvaard Jensen and wife of Dillon on December 17, to George Smith and wife of Armstead on December 18, to Gerald Bostwick and wife of Dillon on December 21, and to Claude Johnson and wife of Dillon on December 22.
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Barrett Hospital
Ingvaard Jensen
Dillon
George Smith
Armstead
Gerald Bostwick
Dilon
Claude_ Johnson
Ben Davis Wins Elks Christmas Home Contest
A panel of Elks judges awarded first prize to Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis for their decorated home. Second went to Mr. and Mrs. Jennings Mayland and third to Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hill after a tied count broken by coin toss. Prizes were $10, $5, and $2.50 with honorable mentions.
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Elks
Ben Davis
Jennings Mayland
Ross Hill
Byron Sanborn
Harry S. Tash
Harvey Sorenson
Frank Lasich
Lamar Hatton
Harold Babcock
Mayland
Davis
Joe Wedum
H. M. Warner
E. R. Hilger
Dr. W. H. Stephan
Frank Poole
John Orr
John Rebich
Weed Control Talk at Farmers Union Meeting
Under Farmers Union sponsorship a courthouse gathering of about 25 farmers heard A. L. Hasbrook describe late mechanical sprayers for weed control. A national representative outlined other eradication methods and urged spring spraying to curb hardy weeds like white top Canadian thistle and morning glory before they spread.
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Farmers Union
A. L. Hasbrook
Christmas Trade Best in History
On the final shopping day of the season Dillon merchants report one of the finest business years in history while post office records show Christmas mailing and cancellations exceed all previous seasons. A sharp drop in shopping compared with last week mirrors the public’s compliance with the early mailing plea.
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Dillon Merchants
Knights Templar to Observe Christmas at Masonic Temple
St Elmo Commandery No 7 Knights Templar will observe Christmas day with a breakfast served at the Masonic temple at 10 o clock. Members and invited guests are urged to attend the event.
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St. Elmo Commandery No. 7
Knights Templar
Mior
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Ernest C. Luebben
Dillon Lodge No
A.F
A.M
Montana Street
Marguerite LaMarche
Bridenstine
St. Nick
Committee On Museum and Chamber of Commerce
Hill