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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Dec 28, 1938

Page

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121 Couples Given Marriage Licenses 1938

The Clerk of the Court reports 121 marriage licenses issued in 1938, up from 110 last year. May had 14 licenses, the peak month, with Idaho couples accounting for many. Notable entries include George Childs and Ethel Koontz on January 5 and other pairs from Dillon, Butte, Idaho Falls, Twin Falls, Seattle, Spokane, and Reichle.

Norman Giles Soas George Leonard Childs Grangeville Utah Ethel Rae Koontz Dillon Wilber L. Squires Hellen L. Rogney Bozeman Frank Caldwell Mary M. Harden Butte Harold W. Eames Clara Fanning Idaho Falls Ida L P. Justed Pearl M. Rice Twin Falls Idaho LaGrand Jacob Zumbrennen Maxine Ella Willingham Lloyd Gilbert Seattle Anna Puckett Spokane Wash Wilman Smith Reichle Henrietta Smith

Beaverhead Year in Review Highlights Local Events

The Beaverhead annual summary lists 31 items from first annual free matinee for city children to the formation of the Montana Fur Growers association. Notable entries include church sermons, hunting, livestock shows, police and court actions, school events, Rotary and Elks activities, and athletic wins. The report records community milestones, personnel appointments, and service club activities across Dillon and surrounding areas.

City Hall George A. McDonald Presbyterian Church Dillon Yellowstone Beaverhead County Ashley Morse Butte Rotary Marlin K. Farmer Court House Mary Jane Rodgers Noble Grand Diana Rebekah Lodge Irvine & Cottom Farm Northwest Ogden George A. Jackey Sheriff Temple School of Mines Noses Normal Beaverhead K. D. Fleck Beavers Butte Central Elks Lodge F. C. McFadden Bernard Williams S. E. Davis

Pioneer Dillon resident Eliza Black dies at 93

Mrs. Eliza Ann Black died yesterday at her daughter’s home after a long illness. Born in Farmington Utah in 1859 she moved to Dillon in 1880 with her husband George N Black and lived there the rest of her life. She was active in the Presbyterian church and a member of the Dillon Neighbors of Woodcraft. Surviving are son Harry Black daughter Mrs. McFadden sister Mrs. E L Carhartt and a grandson.

Eliza Ann Black Dillon Frank C. McFadden Farmington Utah Black George N. Black Utah & Northern Railroad Presbyterian Church Dillon Neighbors Woodcraft Harry Black McFadden E. L Carhartt

Red Cross rolls up Beaverhead county record membership

Beaverhead county reports 939 Red Cross members the largest count on record after last month’s campaign led by Dr. W. H. Stephan and Lee R. Light. Rural areas account for 362 members. Dillon drive contributed 577. Total receipts $994.30 with $522.15 staying county, $472.15 sent to national. Community tallies list Birch Creek 4, Grant 18, Armstead 8, Melrose 16, Lima 76, Wisdom 35, and others.

Beaverhead County Red Cross W. H. Stephan Lee R. Light Beaverhead R. M. Stone Dillon Birch Creek Grant Armstead Ermont Mine Melrose Reichle Lakeview Lima Polaris Monida Wise River Bannack Dell Jackson Wisdom

Twin Bridges and Other Pairs Listed for Event Meeting

The list names pairs with hometowns including Bert Maddox and Doris Nar anich of Twin Bridges John R. Hudson and Wilma Marshall of Alder Alfred Kamps and Leatha Crossley of Lima Otis Woods and Helen Decker of Havre and Helena Ernest L Dowling and Anne Spehar of Butte and Helena Jack Reinwand and Selena Adams of Browning

Bert Maddox Doris Naranich John R. Hudson Wilma ‘Marshall Alder Alfred Kamps Lima Leatha Crossley Dillon Otis Woods Havre Helen Decker Helena Ernest L. Dowling Butte Anne Spehar Jack Reinwand Selena Adams Browning

Death toll in county rises with 72 fatalities this year

County records show 72 deaths in the past year, up from 66 a year earlier. May had the highest death count with 11, while March saw the fewest with two. Nine deaths occurred by violence including a murder and two personal crisis reports.

Grim Reaper

Obituaries and ages for several residents listed

A dated listing presents names with ages including Jim Lee 70 Calvin C Tibbits 67 Louis Gilman 55 Anna Adams 88 Samuel Howarth 65 William O Connell 50 Charles Contway 74 Lousette Patrick 69 Mary A Skavadahl 79 Martinus Barrett 73 Edmond George Thompson (ages shown) with February dates.

Jim Lee Calvin C. Tibbitts Louis M. Gilman Anna Adams Samuel Howarth William O'Connell Charles Contway Lousette Patrick Mary A. Skavadahl Martinus Barrett Edmond George Thompson

New Form of Larceny Reported in Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county Christmas seal sales were slightly below last year, with receipts to date reported by the committee. The panel led by Mrs. F D Willis Miss Faye Kirkpatrick and Mrs Carl Taylor urged remittance or return of mailed seals within days to complete final tabulation. Proceeds funded testing for 162 high school students, with Dr Poindexter assessing reactions. only 15 showed any trace.

Beaverhead County F. D. Willis Faye Kirkpatrick Carl Taylor F Poindexter

Beavercity mink theft sparks fur industry theft

A new form of larceny reported to Sheriff Paul H. Temple involved the theft of 13 mink from the Schuyler and Andrus farm near Dillon on Saturday night. The mink, valued as breeding stock at about $1,000, were killed while taken. Also, three karakul sheep were reported missing from Glenn Lyons' ranch near Dillon.

Paul H. Temple Schuyler and Andrus Dillon Beaverhead Glenn Lyons

Dr L F Williams Spends Christmas in Polson with Relatives

Dr L F Williams shared Christmas with relatives in Polson, joining family gatherings and celebrating the holiday season away from home.

L. F. Williams Polson

Kidnaping Shocks Idaho. Cameron Sought Across State Line

Idaho Falls taxi driver Bill Topham reported being forced at gunpoint to drive Chet Cameron from Roberts to near Armstead before Cameron abandoned the car. Cameron, a former Great Falls resident wanted for robberies, prompted a state and FBI search crossing into Montana as authorities tracked his movements toward Great Falls.

Bill Topham Idaho Falls Paul Temple Armstead Chet Cameron Roberts Idaho Melrose Topham Cameron Great Falls F.B.I Temple Lonely Country Dillon

Monida man Henry Wetmore visits Dillon yesterday

Henry Wetmore of Monida traveled to Dillon for a brief visit yesterday, confirming regular local exchange between neighboring towns and noting no major events during the trip.

Henry Wetmore Monida Dillon

Forty four Montana State college students named to autumn honor roll

Forty four students earned places on the Montana State Normal College autumn honor roll led by Elizabeth Kingston of Valier with 3.0 GPA on 16 credits. Others include Elaine Tschache of Froid Nelly Vander Ark Manhattan Norman DeBoer Manhattan and several Dillon students among a list of names with towns and affiliations.

Montana State Normal College Elizabeth Kingston Valier Elaine Tschache Froid Nelly A. Vander Ark Manhattan Dillon Walter Norman DeBoer Weldon R. Martin Kalispell Kenneth Barry Robert Forsgren Harold Dugan Whitefish Laura Hoekema Anne E. Malloy Anaconda Florence McBain Delphia Kennedy Maurice Egan Perma Ruth Oja Geyser Kate Seagren Butte Phyllis Wohlgenant Miles City Thomas C. Buckingham Selma Jahnke Fort Benton Irene Marie Breault Barbara Hancock Paul L. Simons Patricia Gilbert Russell James Bay Corvallis Norma Coon Rose Conwell Red Lodge William J. McMaster Dofina Helen Randolph Charlotte Dresen Windham William Johnson

Lima Receives WPA Street Improvement Funds

A wire from Senator Wheeler reports that the Works Progress Administration approved a $10,147 allotment for Lima street improvements. The project awaits operation at the discretion of state WPA administrator Joseph E Parker.

Sen B. K. Wheeler Works Progress Administration Lima Joseph E.parker WPA

Beavers topple St Peters in narrow 25 to 15 win

Warren Stone Jr earns high national honor with the Order of the Blue Key at a De Molay meeting. County forest receipts share brings in 6 196.91. John T. Orr named grand swordbearer of Knights Templar. A club grows by nine members. Northern Montana defeats Normal 50 31. Dorothy Davis leads junior high honor roll. Northern Montana edges Normal 36 34 in OT. Boy Scouts begin observance of national anniversary. Rev Willis J Loar addresses Ro.

Fred Bross Dillon Cook Beavers Whitehall Normal Carroll Heavers Philipsburg Yellowstone Dillon Tyee McCracken H. M W. G. Gilbert Diana Rebekah Lodge Holgar Carlson Bond Local Farmers Union Butte Marlin K. Farmer Rotary Morris Itote Ted Renfro Sam Freeman Nevada Northern St. Peters Warren Stone, Jr de- Molay John T. Orr Knights Templar Montana Dorothy Davis Montana Shades Normal Boy Scouts Willis J. Loar

94 Children Born in Beaverhead in 1938

Ninety four births were recorded in Beaverhead county in 1938, per Clerk Albert S. Baker. Boys topped girls 49 to 45, with one set of twins among the total. The busiest months were January and December, each with twelve births, mirroring last year’s pattern.

Beaverhead County Albert S. Baker

Birth Announcements Listing for Mitchell Johnson Raddatz and More

A sequence of birth notices: William Carter to Mr and Mrs Henry Mitchell on 14. Alvin Edward to Mr and Mrs Albert Johnson on 17. Alan Dale to Mr and Mrs Kurt Raddatz on 21. a son for Mr and Mrs Robert Marchesseau on 24. Reese to Mr and Mrs Reese Dunkin on 25. Russell Rayburn to Mr and Mrs Raymund Thompson on 25. Bernice Jo Ann to Mr and Mrs Arnold Benson on 27. Caron Lee to Mr and Mrs John Carson on 27.

William Henry Mitchell William Carter Albert Sidney Johnson Alvin Edward Kurt John Raddatz Alan Dale Robert Dewey Marchesseau Reese Dunkin Reese

Birth Announcements for Four Local Families

Mr. and Mrs. Glen Lewis Kington welcome a son, James Lewis. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Conn report a daughter, Beatrice Elizabeth. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Orr Jr welcome a daughter, Mary Grace. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Cyrus Sevareid announce a daughter, Arlene Elaine.

Glen Lewis Kington James Lewis Ernest Conn Beatrice Elizabeth Bert Orr, Jr Mary Grace Henry Cyrus Sevareid Arlene Elaine

March 18 Mr and Mrs Paul announce a son

Mr and Mrs Paul welcome a son on March 18 named James Zink. The birth adds a new family member to the household.

Paul James Zink

School Buildings Being Torn Down in Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county high school buildings are being razed this week with the roof removed from the old structure and ongoing work in the gymnasium. Additional workers are being hired daily as the project accelerates, weather permitting. Students will attend classes in the Normal college basement starting Tuesday for the rest of the school year. George M. Gosman showcases dozens of pictures of former students and athletes in his window as the old high school disappears.

Beaverhead County Normal College Old County High School George M. Gosman

Japan topic of talk at club dinner

Mrs. Bernice Hirschman Papworth, a Missoula schools instructor, spoke to the Dillon Rotary club about her four years in Japan. She described Japanese people as skillful, law-abiding, honest, industrious and polite, noting no link to imperialism. She called Japan a mix of old and new, western and oriental, primitive and ultra-modern.

Bernice Hirschman Papworth Missoula Dillon Rotary Club Japan

Readiness in Helena as Legislature Approaches

Helena prepares for the upcoming legislature with Capitol cleaned and streets festive. Secretary of State Sam W. Mitchell says lawmakers begin session the day after New Year’s, with staff trained and first-week pay and mileage approved for lawmakers and assistants.

Capitol Helena Sam W. Mitchell

Beaverhead County Holiday Celebrations Brighten Christmas Week

Beaverhead residents enjoyed a merry Christmas season with large church services and many community events. The American Legion hosted a Christmas Eve dance at the city hall auditorium and the Dillon Girl Scout council sponsored a free matinee dance for local children with music by Don's Dance band and a Claudia Faust floor show.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Dillon Girl Scout Council For Don Claudia Faust Mary Dawn Warner

Prominent Stockman Samuel Burton Howell Dies at 74

Samuel Burton Howell, 74, a noted rancher of upper Horse Prairie, died at his Bloody Dick creek home after months of illness. Born in Canada October 28, 1864, he lived in Kansas before moving to Butte in 1895 and then to Beaverhead County in 1906. Surviving are his wife Maude, daughter Mrs. Sylvester Meade, a brother James Howell, and a niece Mrs. Ralph Liggett. Funeral services were held at the Masonic hall with Knights Templar escort and Dillon lodge No. 16, A F and A M, in charge, burial at Mountain View cemetery.

Samuel Burton Howell Upper Horse Prairie Canada United States Kansas Butte Beaverhead County Bloody Dick Creek Dillon Lodge Dillon St. Elmo Commandery Knights Templar Bagdad Maude Sylvester Meade James Howell Nebraska Ralph Liggett

Beavers Clash with Former Beavers Friday Night

Beavers versus former Beavers set for Friday night in Normal college gym. Debate centers on comparing the 1939 Beaverhead County High School squad to the 1938 team, which won the southern divisional title and was runner-up for the state Class B crown. The lineup features Charlie Burgess Jack Cashmore Earl Fairbanks Don Wheat Beyer d Bradley and Combes.

Amoot Beaverhead County Charlie Burgess Jack Cashmore Anaconda Earl Fairbanks Don Wheat Bayerd Bradley Combes

Petition Filed By Gilmore and Pittsburg Road

A petition to suspend operations was filed with the Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington DC on December 23 by the Gilmore and Pittsburg railroad. The filing says tie replacements and bridge repairs are badly needed but the company lacks funds and credit to make them, and after frost thaws in spring 1939 the line will be unsafe for continued operation.

Gilmore and Pittsburg Railroad Interstate, Commerce Commission Washington, D. C

Also Mentioned on This Page

Guy Abernathy Valera Fairbanks Rainbow Girls Joe Lynch Dillon Gun Club Eastern Normal Billings Chester I. Hale Montana Fur Growers Association Floyd Pahnish Daughter H Elizabeth Kingston Samuel B. Howell Horse Prairie Beaves Quint Gilmore Pittsburg
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