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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Feb 05, 1947

Page

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Youth Hurt When Train Hits Truck

George Murray, 16, of YY and Mrs. Harold Murray escaped serious injury after a Union Pacific passenger train struck a stalled truck at the Ken addition crossing. Murray was pinned under the vehicle but freed. a dislocated shoulder and abrasions were reported. The driver Jim Griffith, 16, escaped injury. both youths were at Barrett hospital with the elder’s father watching.

George Murray Harold Murray Ken, Addition Union Pacific Young Murray Jim Griffith William Griffith Barrett Hospital Harve Stanchfield Young Griffith Railway Express

Educational bill on reorganization of schools discussed

A panel forum at the Normal College will examine the proposed state education reorganization bill. Dr Sheldon E. Davis chairs as topics cover administration changes, effects on county high schools, small districts, taxation, teacher staffing, and public Q A.

Normal Colege American Association of University Women Sheldon E. Davis The Normal College Musaellier Department For Exceptional Children County Edgar Williams Beaverhead County Edna Moe Wilbur Gilbert, Jr Rush Jordan State Normal College

Registration closes soon for Dillon city election

Dillon residents are reminded by Clerk and Recorder C. W. Buckingham that registration for the April city election closes February 21.

Dillon C. W. Buckingham

Elks Drum Corps to Debut in Lima Feb 21

Dillon Elks drum and bugle corps prepares for its first public appearance in Lima on February 21. The group will hold a regular practice session tonight in the city hall auditorium.

ELKS Dillon Elks Lima City Hall

Coyotes Climb Trees In Strange Fatal Trapping Incident

Charley Brenner shot a porcupine in a tree on the Brenner ranch on Bloody Dick last fall. A hungry coyote climbed the same tree, became entangled by its own trap like front paw caught in branches, and died. Webster Atwood later found the scene and photographed it to illustrate the tale.

Charley Brenner Brenner Webster Atwood Atwood

John Collins Elected Head of Beaverhead Museum Body

John Collins was elected president of the Beaverhead Museum Association at the annual meeting in the Normal College offices. Mrs. Fred Woodside named vice president, Miss Jean Bishop secretary, Mrs. H. C. Palmer treasurer, and Miss Georgia Mathews custodian. Plans include Bannack designation as a state park and Pioneer Trails markers set for spring. Dillon Chamber of Commerce supports museum projects. window displays planned in Dillon.

John Collins Beaverhead Museum Association Ae Jordan Fred Woodside Jean Bishop H. C Palmer Georgia Mathews Jordan Bannack Ec. W. M. Murfin Dillon Chamber of Commerce Dillon

Hazel Conger Undergoes Operation at St. Ann's

Hazel Conger had an operation at St. Ann's hospital in Great Falls yesterday and is reported to be getting along as well as could be expected.

Hazel Conger St. Ann’s Hospital Great Falls

Saddle Thieves Raid Horse Prairie Steals Saddles

Marriage licenses issued by Clerk Norman Giles note February 1 and 4 in Idaho Falls and Rigby. Saddle thieves raided Horse Prairie tranches last Thursday night, taking six saddles. Sheriff Temple seeks tips. a $100 reward funds arrest, with checks suggested at pawn shops and ranches.

Norman Giles Keith R. Hayes Nea Mae Getsinger Rigby Idaho Donald Boyd Morton Lela Joan Bybee Idaho Falls LaVern Williams Doris Jorgenson Ray O'Neill Zella McMinn Leon Johnson Pauline Bundie Philip Combe Paul H. Temple Montana Temple

State Farm Bureau Leaders to Speak at Riverside Dinner

Riverside Farm Bureau hosts a Saturday night dinner at Pipe Organ lodge with state officers Claude Gray Harold Wright and Harold Lawrent invited to attend. Norman Downing and committee members Art Bay and Arnold Benson announced additional leaders and county officials will join the event, with a floor show and orchestra planned.

State Farm Bureau Riverside Farm Bureau Pipe Organ Lodge Claude Gray Big Timber Harold Wright Gallatin Valley Harold Lawrent Bozeman Norman Downing Art Bay Arnold Benson Farm Bureau Riverside Group

Missoula State U. admits five. Dillon student elected

Dillon native Joseph W. Mc Cracken, history senior and Marine veteran, joins the American Academy of Political and Social Sciences along with four other state university students. Ernest Tallent of Dell becomes a member of Alpha Kappa Psi. Dillon musicians Bowring Luebben and Grimes perform with the University Symphony. Luebben is a journalism freshman and Bowring a music student.

Missoula Joseph W. McCracken Dillon State University American Academy of Political and Social Sciences Ernest Tallent Dell Alpha Kappa Psi Professional Commerce Beaverhead County Tallent University School of Business Administration McCracken University Symphony Orchestra George Bowring Margot Luebben Bruce Grimes

Banquets Set at Riverside Farm Bureau and Dillon Rotary

A scenic resort south of Dillon hosts two banquets this week. The Riverside Farm Bureau plans a Saturday night dinner with state leaders, while the Dillon Rotary club features a Monday night event with Pres. R. R. Renne of Montana State College as speaker. W. K. Malicote says lodge two six room hotel units with hot water will be ready by spring, reflecting strong local and out of state support for the venture.

Dillon Riverside Farm Bureau Dillon Rotary Club R. R. Renne Montana State College Rotary State Farm Bureau W. K. Malicote Malicote Beaverhead

Hignight Tops Dillon Rifle Club Weekly Shoot

Hank Hignight led with 275 points at the weekly shoot, narrowly beating Chester Buckingham with 273. Retired and current club secretaries Roy Koenig and Otto Sassman tied at 262 as part of a list of shooters improving since weekly competitions began.

Hank Hignight Dillon Rifle Club Chester Buckingham Roy Koenig Otto Sassman B. Quick A. Simons B. Cashmore N. Banks Cashmore A. Green Slim Johnson C. Banks K. Fox J. Stallings D. Pace E. Mittlemeier R. L. Jones M. Magnus J. Pace B. Green J. Krall W. Myers S. Langdorf L. Larsen D. Strodtman

Beavers Clash With Wardens In Mountain Conference Battle

Beavers of Beaverhead county high school meet the Deer Lodge Wardens Friday at the Beaver gym in a key Class B district showdown. Dillon aims to avenge an earlier loss to Deer Lodge and closes regular play with games against Sheridan Ennis and Whitehall before the district tournament. Huntley leads Dillon with 10 points, while Davis tops Deer Lodge with 10.

Beaverhead County Beavers Deer Lodge Beaver Gym Powell County Club Dillon Dillon Opera House Sheridan Ennis Whitehall pe_ Beavers Quint Dillon Cagers Osborne McLaren Huntley Davis

Conference clash here Saturday at home court

Montana State Normal Bulldogs face Northern Montana of Havre in a key Montana Collegiate Conference showdown. Both teams are evenly matched, with recent results showing balanced scores and crucial implications for the state race as the Bulldogs seek reversal after losses to the same rival.

Montana State Normal Bulldogs Montana Northern Montana Havre Northern Lights Eastern Normal Billings Yellowjackets Carrell College Mines

Recreation Center to Beleved Dillon’s Popular Center Moves

The Rotary club and Legion auxiliary plan to move the Dillon recreation center from the city hall auditorium to basement space in the county high school. Construction includes dancing room, game room, snack bar and rest rooms funded by campaigns and subscriptions. work starts when materials arrive. The high school board granted basement use and discussed next term salaries.

Dillon Rotary Club Rotary Club and Legion Auxiliary City Hall R. D. Curry W. H. Stephan Fred Bridenstine Robert Gregg Parke T. Scott Armstead C. E. Blinn T. F. McFadden Edgar Williams Ralph Huntey

St James Parish Holds Its Annual Business Session

St James parish held its annual meeting at the rectory with 450 members present. Vestrymen elected were Jay McCarthy Edward Wight C E Blinn and A F Waldorf. Plans included installing the memorial Moller pipe organ funded by Miss Carolyn White and other memorials.

St. James Parish Jay McCarthy Edward Wight C. E. Blinn A. F. Waldorf A. I. Cashmore C. J. Herren Jennings Mayland Wilson Whitehill St. James Guild Alma Matrons Church School St. James Fellowship Altar Guild Carolyn White J. V. McCarthy J. L. Mayland

Official business observed in Dillon Saturday

St iff Cc H MafH J attended to official business in Dillon on Saturday, indicating municipal or civic duties carried out in the county seat.

St Iff Dillon

State College Head to Speak at Rural Urban Dinner

Pres R R Renne of Montana State College will speak at the Dillon Rotary Club rural urban dinner at Pipe Organ lodge next Monday at 7 o clock. He will discuss Montana resources and local historic sites. Beaverhead ranchers and Rotarians are invited. transportation will be provided.

R. R. Renne Montana State College Dillon Rotary Club Pipe Organ Lodge Harry Andersen Bozeman Institution Montana Co. Rgt Henry Mikkelson Dean Romers Verda Howard

Youth Group Meets At Butte High School For Tri City Event

Over 150 youths from Butte Anaconda Dillon and nearby communities attended the Tri city Youth for Christ meeting in the high school public speaking room. Charles Hendren presided and Margaret Maiden of Butte spoke on Go Sell All. The program featured songs readings and biographies by local Christians with several student performers.

Butte Anaconda Dillon Tri-city Youth For Christ Charles Hendren Margaret Maiden God Janet Bridenstine Beryl Carroll Lee Wedum Peggy Lovell Clara Blackburn Fred Bridenstine Darwin Phillips Ruthlee Kiefert Maurice Bostwick Bill Bridenstine Roscoe Pilon Mardelle Bear Mary Guidici

Reichle Group To Present Eve On a Rampage Farce

Reichle Home Guards stage a three act farce Eve On a Rampage at the Glen dance hall this Saturday night at eight. Rehearsals have run for several weeks in preparation for the uproarious performance.

Reichle Home Guards the Glen Dance Hall

Water Users Elect Officers and Directors for Lima Dam

The Water Users Irrigation company re elected all officers and board members at the Saturday session in the courthouse. Ray Martinell was named president with Norman Nelson as vice president and Bruce A. Risley as secretary treasurer. The Lima dam report notes 35 feet of water in the reservoir and a $50,400 bonded debt after retiring $10,000 of bonds.

Water Users Irrigation Company Lima Dam Ray Martinell Norman Nelson Bruce A. Risley E. R. Gleed William Wyatt Roscoe G. Cornell Henry Fitter BE. R. Gleed William H. Wyatt Oscar Gravely C. F. Petersen Pascal J. Bimat Lima

Educators Convention Set For Dillon In October

Kay Moe, new secretary of Montana Education Association Southwest district, led planning for the annual educators convention to be held in Dillon October 23 to 25. About 400 educators are expected with state and national speakers. The planning committee includes Moe, Mrs. Mary B. Emerick, Rush Jordan, D. L. Johnson, and R. M. Murfin.

Kay Moe Montana Education Association Dillon Moe Mary B. Emerick Rush Jordan D. L. Johnson

Montana House Debates 133-Page School Reorganization Bill

The 133 page bill to reorganize Montana's secondary schools was sent back to the education committee after a public hearing drew educators on both sides. The ongoing session in Helena featured questions about the scope and impact of the measure.

Helena Montana Legislative Assembly

World Day of Prayer Held At First Presbyterian

The annual World Day of Prayer will be observed Friday February 21 at the First Presbyterian Church aligning with the first Friday of Lent. The event invites participation from the community and recalls a historic practice of interfaith prayer.

First Presbyterian Church

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Arm Bureau Ripley State U Hignight IS Top Gunner Rifle Club Buckingham Wardens Recreation Center Beleved Rotary and Auxiliary State College Pres Meet High School Reichle Educators Convention
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