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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1949

Page

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Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce Annual Dinner Planned in Dillon

The Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce announces its annual dinner at Dillon County High School on Friday at 6 30 p m Chairman Dusty Miller says E G Ferguson supervisor of the district operation and development division and C Brazil consultant engineer Region VI Upper Missouri district will speak The evening includes a music program from Normal college students led by Ralph Mc Fadden Only 150 tickets will be sold contact Leonard O'Neill before Thursday noon

Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce Dusty Miller Dillon Miller Bureau of Reclamation E. G. Ferguson C. Brail Region VI Upper Missouri Ferguson Brazil Normal College Ralph McFadden Leonard O'Neill Chamber Chamber of Commerce

Winter Concert at Beaverhead County High School

The Beaverhead County High School music department will present its annual winter concert next Tuesday at 8 o clock in the auditorium under director Joseph R. Smith. The program features orchestra band and piano ensemble with works by Gilbert Sullivan. Strauss. Tchaikovsky. Halikoy Sergei Prokofiev and more. Members of the ensemble include Jane Davis Ray Simon Billie Lessey Jack Martinell Ray Gi Gi Bill Thomas Scotty Stubban Marion Camp Bonnie Ann Mafrantes Giudici Evecha Marjorie Dane Glenna Goodie Goodfellow and many others with Kay Whitworth Kathryn Cardinale and Dolores Davis in piano and violin roles.

Beaverhead County High School Joseph R. Smith Sir Arthur Sullivan Otis Taylor Richardates Sergei Halikoy Sigmnberg Ad. Dy Duke Ellingtoniano Fause Gounod Henry C. Timor Jerome Kern Hoyle David Srene Rebich Sorrento Hal Leonard Sinbad the Sailor Kay Whitworth Erly Bough Corres Marion Camp Bonnie ‘Ann Ma Franthes Giudici Eve Cha Marjorie Dane Glenna Goodie Goodfellow Walter Featherly Dan Scott Bernadine Rebich Lede Poole Nora Jean French Renette Kerlison Ray Davis Jim Martinell Bob Smith Barbara Jéan Giudici

First Beaverhead County Baby of 1949 Born at Barrett Hospital

Mr and Mrs Ted Hazelbaker welcomed a daughter Tuesday at Barrett Hospital. She is the first infant born in Beaverhead County this year.

Ted Hazelbaker Beaverhead County

Beaver tent breached as bar supply looted in break‑in

Thieves used a saw to cut the hasp on a tent door at Beaver and stole bar supplies. Police investigated the break in and secured the scene. Local authorities urged anyone with information to contact the station.

Scott Named Chairman of Local Board

Parke T. Scott of the Armstead district was elected chairman of the county commissioners at the January meeting. Norman Giles joined as the Dillon district member, elected last November, with Harry Halming taking office in December. Scott was re-elected in the general election and Mrs. Theresa Giles was named deputy clerk of the district court.

Parke T. Scott Armstead Norman Giles Dillon Harry Halming Wisdom Seesent Scott Theresa Giles H. E. Contway District Court

Mizpah Chapter Holds Public Installation for 1949 Officers

Following Mizpah Chapter No. 13 O E S regular session on December 28 the chapter held a public installation of 1949 officers. Elizabeth H Leubben Wilber L Squires and Elfreda Woodside led the ceremony with Rainbow Girls presenting flowers and gifts to retiring officers Hellen Squires and Wilber L Squires. Performer solos by Peggy Lou Sutherland and Rosemary Tyro accompanied the event. New officers include Huldah Winsel as worthy matron and Erwin Christiansen as worthy patron with Irene Mulkey Stella Murray and others filling key posts. Refreshments followed the Yuletide themed ceremony.

Mizpah O.E.S Elizabeth H. Leubben Wilber L. Squires Elfreda Woodside Hellen Squires Edna Moe Peggy Lou Sutherland Phyllis Wolfe Sutherland Dillon Assembly No Order of Rainbow Huldah Winsel Rainbow Girls Janet Carr Diena Toon Nse Jornyer Bilton Anna Squires Huldah_Winsel Erwin Christensen Janet Christensen Wilson Whitehill Irene Mulkey Stella Murray Esther Comfort Phoebe Petersen Marabeth Stein Florence Davis Nancy Wheat Adah Irma Wright Ruth Georgia Esther June Mace Martha Stella Bierrum Electa Louise Boger Aileen Peterson Roscoe Comfort

Mining Association Sets Eighth Biennial Meeting in Helena

The Montana mining association plans its eighth biennial legislative meeting and banquet in Helena on January 13. The event, in swap with the Montana mining section of the National Safety Council, includes an afternoon business session led by W. R. Allen and officer elections, followed by a banquet funded by local mining groups. Governor John W. Hoyne Se expected as principal speaker. Beaverhead County delegates include William Logan and Frank P. Madden.

Butte Mining Association of Montana Helena Montana Mining National Safety Council W. R.allen Wise River Montana Last Chance Gulch Treasure State Montana Legislative Assembly John W. Hone Se Beaverhead County William ‘Logan Beaverhead

Rules for Securing Permits for 1949 Licenses and Plates

Plates and drivers licenses go on sale at the county treasurer office. 1948 license holders present card and pay 1.50 for a temporary permit with a 1949 license form mailed from Helena. Applicants new or unlicensed in Montana pay 1.50, receive a form, and must pass exams. examiner then sends forms to Helena for processing.

Alice H. Orr Helena Montana

Copperheads Too Hot For Local Beavers

Beavers trailed 13 19 at halftime and were outscored 9 9 in the third and final periods to lose as Anaconda Copperheads surged ahead. Kalifat tallied 26 for the Copperheads while Domitrovich added 17 and Johnson managed 7 for Beaver in a rough game.

Taylor Beavers Ed ‘Kalifat Anaconda Copperheads Domitrovich Invaders Johnson Beaver Bein Dennis Dillon Barich Hickey Thubs Phillips

Inter-Party Rivalry Shapes Montana 81st Legislature

In Helena the 81st Montana Legislature convened with Republicans holding a 31 23 senate majority and Democrats controls the house 54 36. John W Bonner was sworn in as governor succeeding Sam C Ford as party lines defined opening session roles.

Senate House Legislative Assembly Montana Helena John W. Bonner Sam C. Ford Tom Burke Yellowstone Finance and Claims Committee Burke Liggett Musselshell Mahoney Garfield Larson Nders Ross Blaine Grosman Beaverhead Haight Fergus McQuitty Eatland Lehrkind Gallatin Representatives Leo C. Grayhill Cascade Henry Loble Lewis and Clark Ralph C. Bricked Gosman

Boulder Rock Triggers Head-On Collision Near Point of Rocks

A boulder rolled onto the Dillon Twin Bridges highway from melting snow, causing a head-on crash Saturday afternoon. Two young men were injured and both cars towed for repairs. Drivers Robert Funk and Louis LaRock were injured and taken to Barrett hospital. Chester Nelson’s car was moved to Townsend. Sheriff Paul Temple investigated.

Point of Rocks Dillon-Twin Bridges Dillon Chester Nelson Townsend Paul Temple Funk LaRock Barrett Hospital Nelson

Smith Heads ACA Beaverhead County Committee

Luther S. Smith heads the Beaverhead County Agricultural Conservation association and other members of the county committee have been named as follows: Mark Clemon vice chairman Floyd Kenison regular member Norman Nelson first alternate Arthur Bay second alternate and Kathryne Cochrane secretary and treasurer.

March of Dimes Drive Opens January Fourteen

Beaverhead county prepares for the 1949 March of Dimes campaign from January 14 to 31 aimed at doubling last year’s quota. County chairwoman Eirene Eliel leads a Beav erhead team to raise funds for polio treatment and prevention amid rising case costs and nationwide efforts to combat outbreaks.

National Foundation For Idaho California Foundation National Foundation Beaverhead County

Death of Mrs Lucinda Bray in Butte after illness

Mrs. Lucinda Bray a long time Butte resident died at her home last Monday after several months of illness. She had visited Dillon several times as a guest at the home of her niece Mrs. Charles E. Nelson located in Dillon.

Lucinda Bray Butte

Appointee James T. Shea Named Judge at Glasgow

Gov Bonner names James T. Shea to the 17th judicial district seat in Glasgow. Shea is known locally for editing and publishing the Madison County Monitor at Twin Bridges for several years.

James T. Shea John W. Bonner Glasgow Judge Shea Madison County Monitor Twin Bridges

Dillon Pioneer J S Baker Dies in Portland Hospital

Jay S. Baker a 62 year old former Beaverhead county clerk and recorder from 1915 to 1919 died in a Portland hospital after pneumonia. Born in Montpelier Idaho he came to Beaverhead in 1902 and later served 28 years as clerk and recorder. He leaves a widow Fern Hunsaker, five children in Portland, two brothers and five sisters. Funeral held in Portland.

Jay S. Baker Dillon Beaverhead Portland Ore Montpelier Idaho Beaverhead County John S. Baker Lima Johnnie” Baker Dillon Lodge No. 16 Methodist Church Fern Hunsaker J. Sheldon Ralph Frank Baker Mia Rex Kempton William Ennis George Albert Idaho Falls J. N. Cosgrove Los Angeles Idalina Knudson Blackfoot Roland LaPee Great Falls George P. Davis Klamath Falls Ida Rankin Bonneville

Former Dillon Man Summoned by Death

George E. Hurd, a prominent Montana attorney, died in a Great Falls hospital after a brief illness. He was long associated with Norris, Hurd & Smith, a firm that included Edwin L. Norris, later Montana governor, and Joseph C. Smith, later a Fifth Judicial District judge. The passing was learned with regret by many old-time friends in Dillon, where Hurd was previously active in the legal profession.

George E. Hurd Great Falls Norris, Hurd & Smith Edwin L. Norris Montana Joseph C. Smith Fifth Judicial District

Former Rector At St James Returns For Sunday Service

The Rev. Thom as W. Bennett, rector of St James parish from 1919 to 1926, will celebrate holy communion and preach at the 11 o'clock service next Sunday January 9. During his Dillon tenure he baptized 96, confirmed 77, and presided at 64 marriages. Bennett now serves at the Church of the Holy Spirit in Missoula.

Thomas W. Bennett St. James Bennett Rev Church of the Holy Spirit Missoula Dillon

Rail traffic halted after freight car derailment near Barretts

A derailed freight car north of Barretts station halted Union Pacific traffic for several hours Monday morning. A spreading rail was blamed for the incident and damage deemed slight.

Barrett's Union, Pacific Railroad

New Year Welcomed Quietly in Dillon

New Year celebrations in Dillon were low key with few incidents. A ballroom dance at the Dillon lodge hall featured Joe Smith and his orchestra, sandwiches and refreshments provided, while night spots stayed busy but peaceful. No arrests were reported. two minor car crashes occurred Saturday afternoon on Twin Bridges road injuring two youths.

Dillon Reese Dillon Lodge No BPOE Joe Smith George E. Baker Twin Bridges

High School Plans Hot Lunches at Recreation Center

Beaver Lodge advisory board reports a new nonprofit hot lunch project at the high school Snack Bar for noon hours on school days starting January 10. Meal tickets sell for five dollars entitling ten lunches, with volunteers from mothers and assistance from the Mothers' club to complete payments for a Frigidaire ice cream cabinet.

A. T. Crossley Beaver Lodge Advisory Board Pres Ben Davis Crosley Dale Dart

Aunt of Dillon Woman Summoned for Seattle Funeral

Mrs Clifton McLaughlin returned Tuesday from Seattle where she was called ten days earlier to attend the funeral of her aunt Rev Pauline Peterson. Peterson, 68, who visited the local home she raised from childhood, led the Weller Street mission, a branch of Hollywood Temple. Mrs H S Martinell of Butte accompanied McLaughlin.

County Officials Dine At Pipe Organ Lodge Event

About 50 county officials and employees attended a Tuesday night gathering at Pipe Organ Lodge hosted by J. W. Gallagher and Carlyle Hafer of Westmont Tractor Co. The evening featured dancing and a moving picture followed by a tasty dinner.

Pipe Organ Lodge J. W. Gallagher Carlyle Hafer Westmont Tractor Co

Local High School Shop Project Urged at Dil lon Rotary Meet

Dil lon Rotary heard talks on extending Beaverhead County high school vocational agriculture with a new shop to relieve crowding. Principal D L Johnson cited Future Farmers success since 1930 and financing ideas while Art Johnson urged a sizable building to serve years ahead. County officials and instructors backed the plan as essential for youth and livelihoods. A donkey basketball game fundraiser was announced for next Monday at the high school gym.

Dillon Rotary Club Beaverhead County D. L. Johnson Farmers Chapter Parke T. Scott Beaverhead High School Joe Krall W. J. Bierrum Shor Art Johnson Montana State College Montana Blaz Lugar Herb Wheat Oth Ralph Stowell

Beaverhead County Officials Take Oaths for New Year

Four officers began new terms at the Beaverhead county courthouse as the year started. Norman Giles becomes county commissioner for Dillon, H. E. Contway succeeds as district court clerk, Parke T. Scott and Christine Thompson win re elections as officials, and Harry Helming assumes Big Hole district commissioner duties. Other incumbents George Gesman, J Brenner, Margaret Thompson, and W G Gibbert Jr also take posts.

Beaverhead Norman Giles Dillon H. E. (Toke) Contway Parke T. Scott Red Rock Christine Harry Helming Big Hole Busino Fred L. Hirschy Martin Jackson George M.,gesman J. Brenner 31St Legislative Assembly Alent Margaret Q. Thompson W. G. Gibbert,jr

Genevieve Squires Named Chief Deputy in Montana Office

Miss Genevieve Squires of Butte, daughter of Mr and Mrs W G Squires, former Dillon residents, has been appointed chief deputy to Mary Condon Montana superintendent of public instruction, effective early February.

Genevieve Squires W. G. Squires Butte Dillon Mary Condon Montana Pious Miss Squires

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Mining Association Kalafat March of Dimes Drive St. James Sunday WOAG Local High Rotary Giles Contway Opp Geneveeve Squires Aid
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