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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 03, 1940

Page

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Beaverhead County Welcomes New Year With Parties

Beaverhead county extends a joyous welcome to 1940 with numerous watch parties. In Dillon the volunteer fire department hosts a large annual New Year dance at city hall. the Dillon Elks lodge stages its first New Year Eve ball with Elks and guests from across the county. Favors were handed out, refreshments served, and Paul H. Temple chaired the committee. Dances also take place in outside communities and private gatherings. Sheriff's officers report a quiet double holiday with no disturbances.

Beaverhead Dillon Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Dillon Elks Lodge Mew Hall Elks Paul H. Temple

Vets Chief Is To Head Dance Event

Beaverhead post commander Bechler named county chairman of the annual President's ball by Lt Gov Adair. He will form committees for the January 30 event to raise funds for the National Foundation for Infantile Paralysis. Mr and Mrs Frank Blair of Grant visited the city Friday.

A. Bechler Beaverhead American Legion Beaverhead County Bechler the Legion Hugh Adair National Foundation For

1940 license plates go on sale at county offices

Distribution opened yesterday at the court house and the offices of Treasurer Bertie Mathews and Assessor Judson P Best. About 2,800 motorists are expected to apply for new licenses this year based on 1939 figures. Applicants present their 1939 registration card for vehicle assessment, obtain an assessment slip, and then receive the license from the treasurer. The new design features a light blue background with white figures. Last year the county issued 1,904 passenger plates 728 truck plates 137 trailer plates and 3,810 driver permits.

Court House Bertie Mathews Judson P. Best Miss Mathews Judson Best

Keith Lloyd Visits Parents in Billings

Keith Lloyd of Billings spent the first of last week at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs Ed Lloyd.

Keith Lloyd of Billings Ed Lloyd

Recreation Report Shows WPA Program Spending in Dillon

A Dillon report by Recreation Director Bob Holloran details 1618.20 spent and donated over six months for the Dillon WPA program. Items include baseball and tennis gear, skating rink maintenance, pool tuition, lights for clubs, and staff salaries. Donations cover rooms at Andrus hotel, swimming pool at Normal college, grounds and equipment at several schools, and office space at the Chamber of Commerce.

Dillon WPA Bob Holloran American Legion City of Dillon Volunteer Fire Department Boy Scouts Andrus Hotel Normal College Bagley School Dillon Chamber of Commerce

Mizpah Chapter Installs Eastern Star Officers for Year

Officers of the Mizpah chapter Order of Eastern Star were installed for the ensuing year at the regular meeting last week. Irene Mulkey is worthy matron Horace B Mulkey worthy patron with a full slate including Lois Hazelbaker W G Squires Frane Stone Edith Herndon Rhea Meade Elizabeth Paddock Muriel Tyre Mary Jane Rodgers Mary Emily Farrell Louise Boger Adah Winifred Schwartz Ruth Vera Hazel Esther Anna Squires Masie Davis Electa Elsie Wayne warder Matt Kay sentinel Elizabeth H Luebben past grand matron installed assisted by Iva Orr Elfreda Woodside Elizabeth Shotwell Edna Moe Gifts were presented to retiring and incoming officers.

Mizpah Order of Eastern Star Irene Mulkey Horace B. Mulkey Lois B. Hazelbaker W. G. Squires Frane Stone Edith Herndon Rhea Meade Elizabeth Paddock Muriel Tyre Mary Jane Rodgers Mary Emily Farrell Louise Boger Adah Winifred Schwartz Ruth Vera Hazel Esther Anna Squires Martha Masie Davis Electa Elsie Wayne Matt Kay Sentinel Elizabeth H. Luebben Iva Orr Elfreda Woodside Elizabeth Shotwell Edna Moe

Dillon Ski Club Opens New Tow On Sunday

The notice reports the Dillon Ski Club's new tow opening Sunday with community interest. A separate obituary states 13 month old William D. Welborn Jr. died Monday at Barrett hospital born December 2, 1938. He is survived by his parents William Welborn Jr and their extended family in Dillon and Terry. Funeral services were held this afternoon at the Presbyterian Church with Rev. Paris E. Wells presiding and burial in Mountain View cemetery.

William D. Welborn William Welborn, Jr Barrett Hospital William Welborn Dillon Mildred McFarland Terry Chase Paris E. Wells Mountain View Cemetery

Dillon Ski Club Opens New Slide at Elkhorn Springs

The Dillon Ski club unveiled a new slide and tow at Elkhorn Springs attracting many outdoors enthusiasts for the official opening. Club president Kenneth Wheat announced the tow’s recent installation was a complete success and the slide was in good condition. Members used a nearby lodge for overnight stays, with a New Year’s lunch served by E. E. Hazel, and a shelter at the slide’s base was built for spectator comfort.

Dillon Ski Elkhorn Springs Kenneth Wheat E. E. Hazel

DeMolay Smoker Held at Masonic Hall Last Thursday

Beaverhead Chapter of the Order of DeMolay held a smoker at the Masonic hall with many Masons DeMolays and friends in attendance. Elmo Winn presented a program featuring motions and pictures. Refreshments followed with the event organized by Warren Temple Bill George David Curry Charles Schroeder and Warren Stone Jr the chapter advisor.

Beaverhead Order of DeMolay Masonic Hall Elmo Winn Warren Temple Bill George David Curry Charles Schroeder Warren Stone, Jr

Normal Bulldogs Open Season With Ricks College Clash

Montana State Normal starts 1940 basketball season in the Normal gym facing Rexburg Idaho’s Ricks College, Intermountain Junior College champions last year. Coach Ray Gallant leads a 15 man squad as the Bulldogs schedule includes home and travel games through March with Mines, Polytechnic, Carroll, and Eastern Montana Normal among opponents.

Montana State Normal Ricks College Rexburg Idaho Ricks Intermountain Ray Gallant M.S.N.C Carroll Eastern Montana Normal School Northern Montana College Mines Polytechnic Billings Havre Helena Butte

Lima Visitor Mrs. E. B. Long in Dillon Friday

Mrs. E. B. Long visited Dillon on Friday during a stop in Lima.

E. B. Long Lima Dillon

Montana Wool Growers Hear Economists At 39th Convention

Dillon man presides as 39th Montana Wool Growers convention unfolds in Helena January 15 to 17. Officials plan registration at the Placer hotel starting Monday at 2 pm with 750 to 1,000 woolgrowers expected. Notable speakers include H Clyde Moore on wool trade conditions and Dr Eric Englund on war effects on prices and agriculture.

Montana Wool Growers’ Association Helena Montana Placer Hotel A. J. Roberts G. R. Milburn Tyler W. G. Gilbert H. Clyde Moore Boston Wool Trade Association Etchepare Bureau of Agricultural Economics

Thrills of 1939 Highlighted by Montana Normal President

Dr. Sheldon E. Davis president of Montana State Normal College spoke to the Dillon Rotary Club reviewing the year 1939. He noted Pope Pius XI Zane Grey and Dr. Naismith deaths Gandhi's influence European royalty visits and international skullduggery.

Sheldon E. Davis Montana State Normal College Dillon Rotary Club Davis Pius XI Zane Gray Naismith Mahatma Gandhi

Chronology edition sets sales record for Examiner

The Examiner reports its annual chronological edition broke records with unprecedented sales since last week. Many residents forwarded copies to friends and relatives out of town, highlighting the paper as the state's most complete day-by-day chronicle.

Examiner

Opening of new gym auspicious for Beaverhead Beavers

Beaverhead county high school's Beavers opened their new gym with a 29-25 win over Pocatello high in a tense, close contest. The score was tied six times with lead changes late, and Good and Kamp produced decisive late baskets to secure the victory.

Beaverhead County High School Beavers Pocatello High Good Kamp Pocatello

Beaverhead County Opens New High School After 1939 Build

Beaverhead County's new high school, built in 1939 at a cost of 320000, opened with classes held for the first time. The gym hosted two victories over Pocatello Idaho last week and furniture and equipment have been installed. The building features thorough air conditioning, bright lighting, soundproof rooms, and an auditorium awaiting completion.

Beaverhead County Beavers Pocatello, Idaho High School

D A R Discusses Birds At Meeting

An informal discussion of migratory birds featured the Beaverhead chapter D A R meeting at Miss Clara Plant’s home. Members listed 14 winter residents and offered tips to attract birds, including suet and crumbs, as they observe birds in the Beaverhead valley.

Beaverhead Daughters of the American Revolution Clara Plant Jessie L. Duboce Dillon Beaverhead Valley W. B. Willey

Public Welfare Board names doctor to head crippled children services

The Montana public welfare board appoints Dr. Thomas L. Hawkins of Helena to head the state division for crippled children services on a part time basis. Miss Freda Miller becomes assistant director and John Coey is named director of child welfare services following Alma Wretling’s July resignation.

Montana Alma Wretling

Cadet Luebben Promoted to Lance Corporal at Kemper

Major B R DeGraff announced the appointment approved by Colonel A M Hitch at Kemper Military School Boonville Missouri. Cadet D C H Luebben son of Mr and Mrs T E Luebben 924 South Pacific street is promoted to Lance Corporal in Company Headquarters. He is a member of the class of 1942.

B. R. DeGraff A. M. Hitch Kemper Military School Boonville, Mo D. C. H. Luebben T. E. Luebben South Pacific Street Lance Corp Luebben

Mrs Frank Poole Returns From Butte After Major Operation

Mrs. Frank Poole has returned from Butte where she underwent a major operation two weeks ago.

Frank Poole Butte

Mrs. Anna Cashmore Dies in Dillon After Illness

Mrs. Anna Cashmore wife of William F. Cashmore and longtime Dillon resident died Saturday night at the family home after a lingering illness. Born near Salina Kansas September 27 1878 she moved to Montana as a child and lived near Sheridan before settling in Dillon with her family.

Anna Cashmore William F. Cashmore Dillon Beaverhead County

First Cold Snap Fades in Chinook in Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county records a brief cold snap that faded with a warm chinook. The area saw a light snowfall and subfreezing nights last week, followed by unseasonably mild temperatures on New Year’s. Ranchers worry about continued moisture shortages as roads remain passable despite low snowpack.

Beaverhead County Big Hole

Beaverhead Board Approves Several Liquor Licenses

In a special session last week the Beaverhead county board of commissioners approved liquor license applications from multiple dealers outside Dillon and Lima. Names approved include L. G. Norris, K. C. Boetticher, Jardine Hot Springs Jackson, Mrs. George Huber Wise River, Wise River hotel and bar, Howard Bergen Wise River, J. N. Campbell Reno cafe and bar Armstead, Cecil Wetmore Summit hotel Monida, James Raymond Dell hotel Dell, Marguerite DeLeon Reichle hotel and bar Reichle, and J. B. Dockery Stockman’s Exchange Dell. Licenses will be sent to Helena for state board review.

Beaverhead Dell Marguerite DeLeon Reichle Hotel and Bar Reichle J.B. Dockery Stockman’s Exchange Helena State Board

Paul Anderson to Speak at Silver Bow Boy Scout Dinner

Paul Anderson, superintendent of the training school, will address the annual Silver Bow area Boy Scouts of America dinner at the Finlen hotel in Butte on Tuesday evening January 9. Frank W. Strandberg leads the arrangements for a session attended by local leaders from Butte and surrounding districts. Officers for the following year will be elected.

Paul Anderson Silver Bow Boy Scouts of America Finlen Hotel Butte Boy Scout Frank W. Strandberg Area Council Deer Lodge Dillon Anaconda Whitehall Twin Bridges Three Rivers District

Also Mentioned on This Page

VETS C. A. Bechler Frank Blair of Grant City Eastern Star Horace P. Mulkey Dillon Ski Club Welborn DeMolay Hall D.A.R Bozeman Ward Minnie B. Beardsley Alan. Beardsley Gallatin Sunset Hills Public Welfare Board Chinook Okeh Boy Scout Meet
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