Services Held for Victim in Accidental Death
B L Chism Jr 32 was found last Wednesday and ruled accidental death by officials on Friday Feb 17. Born June 12 1917 in Fairfield Utah he moved to Dillon in 1937. American Legion services were conducted by Beaverhead Post 20 at Mountain View after a Brundage chapel service led by Rev Robert N Johnstone. Pallbearers were his brothers Bernard Jack Leslie George and Woodrow Chism and Lee Bergquist. He is survived by his wife his father a Union Pacific agent in Dillon brother Clifford of Fairbanks Alaska four sisters three stepchildren and his step mother plus several nieces and nephews.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. L. Chism, Jr
Fairfield
Utah
Dillon
American Legion
Beaverhead Post No. 20
Mountain View
Brundage Chapel
Robert N. Johnstone
Methodist Church
Bernard B
Jack
Leslie
George
Woodrow Chism
Lee Bergquist
Chism
B. L. Chism
Union Pacific
Clifford
Fairbanks
Alaska
Mary Bergquist
Preston
Idaho
Helen Jansen
Ogden
Chris Olsen
Zeke Stocker
First Lutheran Church Announces Sunday Worship Time
The public worship next Sunday February 26 will start at 3 30 p m Rev T P Neste of Anaconda will conduct the service Sunday school begins at 9 45 a m The choir meets for rehearsal at 8 00 Thursday evening Junior choir meets Wednesday at 4 00 p m at the parsonage W M F meets Thursday evening at the home of Mrs Marie Hansen Mrs Harold Westergard is the hostess
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Lutheran Church
T. P. Neste
Anaconda
W.M.F
Marie Hansen
Harold Westergard
Lutheran Ladies Aid
H.C. Hansen
Kentucky Avenue
Freda Westergard
Ernest Pewe
Evangelist Paul Wapato to Lead Eight Day Bible Conference
Paul G. Wapato, a Wenatchee tribe member from Washington, will conduct an eight day return bible conference at the Baptist church from February 26 to March 5. Evening sessions begin at 7 45 with public invitation extended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul G. Wapato
The
Baptist Church
Belle Long
Evangelist Wapato
Washington
Dillon
Mens Store Tops League With 4 Wins
The Mens Store surged to first place in the Commercial league after a 22-6 record, edging Paddock & Tyro and Gosmans as standings shuffled. Individual totals include Roscoe Cornell's 605 in pins and 225 actual pins, with team highs of 2929 and 995. Skeets Cafe notes strong showings in the Women’s and Independent leagues as Bransman Radio and Metlen Hotel trail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mens
Paddock & Tyro
Mens Store
Gosmans
Tribune
Eagle Bar
Big Dipper
Creamery
Elels
Tash Ranchers
Coasters
Roberts
Bonds
Winns
State Bank and
Warners
Bays Butchers
Roscoe Cornell
Skeets Cafe
State Bar
Brundages
Red & White Laundry
W.F.W
Feed & Seed
Skeets
Red & White
Lois Lynch
Skeets Keglers
Elsie Cornell
Bransman Radio
Metlen Hotel
Montana Auto
Dillon Hide & Fur
Oasis
Bradley Electric
V.F.W
Sport Shop
Bransmans
Cliff Leimback
Bun Wenger
Roy Biven
State Bank
Roberts Market
Eliels
Gosman’s
Dillon Feed & Seed
Metlen
Bramshans
Hide & Fur
Estelle Marchessault Weds Wayne Blomquist in Dillon Ceremony
Miss Estelle Marchessault daughter of Mr and Mrs R D Marchesseault of Grasshopper valley married Wayne E Blomquist son of Mr and Mrs John Blomquist ranchers north of Dillon in a St James Episcopal Church service. Reverend Arthur B Ward officiated with a double ring ceremony. High notes included Alfredo Fidler singing The Lords Prayer and The Wedding Prayer. The couple will reside on the Blomquist ranch north of Dillon after a wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Episcopal Church
Estelle Marchessault
R. D. Marchesseault
Grasshopper Valley
Wayne E. Blomquist
John Blomquist
Dillon
Arthur B. Ward
Grace Cashmore
Alfred Fidler
Jane Marchesseau
Claire Marchesseault
Regina Melton
Emmett
Don Blomquist
Erwin Marchesseau
Guild Hall
Marjorie Pettitt
Jean Staudenmeyer
J. J. Brown
E. P. Marchesseau
F. E. Marchesseau
Beaverhead County
Ivinson
Polaris
Groom
Idaho
Hamer High School
Marines
Butte visitors visit Pewe home from Aniksdahl and Herikstad
Mr. and Mrs. Olie Aniksdahl and Berge Herikstad visited Saturday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Pewe in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olie Aniksdahl
Berge Herikstad
Butte
Ernest Pewe
Dillon People Visit Senator In Washington
Several Dillon residents called on Senator Zales N. Ecton in Washington. Mr. and Mrs. J. Roe returned from the National Woolgrowers convention in Florida. O A Bergeson urged greater federal aid for Indian children. Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker and Mrs. Tom Gilbert attended the Lincoln day dinner. Over 200 Montanans have conferred with the senator since the session began, representing wheat growers livestock wool growers dairymen miners railway workers businessmen the REA and veterans groups. Most in Washington watched both houses in action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Zales N. Ecton
J. Roe
Florida
O. A. Bergeson
Frank Hazelbaker
Tom Gilbert
Washington
REA
Veterans’ Organizations
Congress
Also Mentioned on This Page
Beaverhead
Bernice Sargent
Clyde Mecham
Montana
Return Bible Conference
Men’s Store
Cornell
Erwin Christensen
Pipe Organ Lodge
Christensens
Montie Melton
Wilson Whitehill
Earl Mooney
James E. Selway
L.D.S
Shirlee Hubbard
T. W. Sargent
June Leisuke
Ruby Gray
Darlene Goodfellow
D.&l
St. James Guild Hall
Ray Hildreth
Mary Ellen Conover
John Conover
June Leisuike
Carl Hartwig
Noreen Hubbard
Bill Conover
Artell Lovell
Myrtle
Lewis Atkinson
Ras Hansen
Medicine Lodge
Lee Martinell
Ladies Auxiliary
Veterans of Foreign Wars
IOOF
Ruth Smith
John Laden
Edwin R. Buck
Montana Power Company
Hamley
Howard Rundle
Howard Lloyd
Dan Henneberry
Ladies of the Elks
I.0.c.f. Hall
Charity Hill
Lyda Nelson
Mary Rebich
Jessie Giudici
Eda Robison
Betty Mussetter
John Hildreth
Ross Hill
John Malesich
George Mithun
Louis Schmittroth
Louis Stahl, Jr
George Brown
Department of Agriculture
Department
Georgia
Hoover Commission
Agriculture Department
Chevrolet
Fisher
Powerguzz
Montana Auto Sales Corner
Montana & Reeder Sts
Dillon, Mont
Senator
First National Bank
Wated
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Butte, Mont
Butte Stockyards
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