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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 11, 1939

Page

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Beaverhead Solon Is Again Tax Group Head

Helena Montana January 6 In the legislature revenue and taxation are linked to one man B Joe Metlen of Beaverhead county He has served on the revenue and taxation committee since 1929 and now chairs it for the second time He has also twice chaired the stockgrowing and grazing committee and has held other roles continued on page 4.

Beaverhead Solon TAX Group Helena Montana Joe Metlen Beaverhead County Metlen House Revenue and Taxation

Former Big Hole rancher injured by bull in Missoula

Jesse Finsley, longtime Big Hole basin resident and rancher, was seriously hurt Friday after being gored by a bull at a Missoula Southside dairy. He suffered a fractured leg and four broken ribs and was treated in a Missoula hospital. His niece Mrs. George F. Dart of Dillon traveled to Missoula, and other relatives were notified. The corral incident left Finsley alone as the bull attacked. the animal had not shown prior aggression.

Jesse Finsley Big Hole Basin Missoula Southside Finsley George F. Dart Dillon Beaverhead An

Davis Gives 1938 Review Club Dinner

Dr. Sheldon E. Davis spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner reading sketches from The Puzzles of 1938. The program included piano duets by Mrs. T. W. Sargent and Miss Mary Dawn Warner and the introduction of new member Robert Good.

Sheldon E. Davis Dillon Rotary Club T. W. Sargent Mary Dawn Warner Robert Good William Tower Beaverhead High School Lansing Waldorf Fort Peck Ric Jordan Normal College Harold Wheelbarger Montana Auto Supply Company T. E. Gilbert

Beavers Face Butte Central In Dillon Clash

Butte high school teams head to Dillon for two games this week with Butte Central meeting the Beavers tonight and Butte high visiting Saturday. Tonight marks the Beavers first meeting with Central and a revenge aim after an early season loss. A junior game pairs the training school against high school freshmen in the prelim.

Butte Central Dillon Butte High Beavers Central Butte Southern California Duke Anaconda Whipple Copperheads Ernie Good Dil

Principal Orr Re-elected At Beaverhead High School

Principal Conrad O. Orr of Beaverhead County High School was offered a two year contract by the board of trustees. The deal covers the period from the end of his current contract next summer to the end of the 1941 school year. Orr has led since 1936 and guided the drive for a new high school building now nearing completion. He serves on Montana and National Education Association committees and is a former officer of the Montana High School Athletics Association.

Prin Conrad O. Orr Beaverhead County High School Board of Trustees Orr J. E. Monroe Montana Education Association National Education Association Montana High School Athletics Association

Bulldogs Schedule Conference Games Ahead

The article notes upcoming conference games for the Bulldogs with trips to Carroll College and Northern Montana College. It also mentions a Dillon Chamber of Commerce Better Business Campaign being organized with chair C A Bechler and members G D Combes W L Irvine Harold Warner and Paul H Temple.

Dillon Chamber of Commerce C. A. Bechler G. D. Combes W. L. Irvine Harold Warner Paul H. Temple Butte Chamber of Commerce Pillow Group Monhday R. M. Barrett

Dillon Choral Club to Honor Director with Musicale

Members of the Dillon Choral Club will host a musicale at Miss Jean Bishop's home on Friday night January 20 to honor director Mrs. W G Gilbert. Invitations are limited to club members. Former members and others may call secretary Mrs. Clifton McLaughlin by January 16 to join activities. The executive board includes Miss Bishop and several named club officers.

Dillon Choral Club Jean Bishop W. G. Gilbert Clifton McLaughlin Gilbert Montana Miss Bishop Sam Wilkinson Howard Morse Morse Waldorf Sylvester Meade L. M. Holloran

Mrs Joe Birrer of Dell Visits Dillon Friday

Mrs. Joe Birrer of Dell spent Friday visiting Dillon, staying briefly with friends and taking part in local social calls.

Joe Birrer Dell Dillon

Diana Lodge Inducts New Officers In Ceremony

Mrs. Martha Quackenbush was installed as noble grand of Diana Rebekah lodge with Mrs. Ruth Ann Dart as installing officer and assisted by Mrs. Kate Murphy. Other officers sworn in include Mrs. Mary Jane Rodgers as retiring noble grand and multiple officers led by Mrs. Wilma Holloran and Mrs. Kate Murphy. Refreshments followed the regular meeting in the 1.0.C.F. hall.

Martha Quackenbush Diana Rebekah Lodge C.F. Hall Mary Jane Rodgers Wilma Holloran Kate Murphy R.S.N.G Mary Molleur L.S.N.G Nellie Nelson R.S.V.G Frances Banks L.S.V.G Mae Paddock Georgia Esther Schmittroth Nellie Lanner Ida Schroder Inside Guardian Maud Miller Outside Guardian Ruth Ann Dart Noble Grand

George Watson 87 Dies at County Farm

George Watson 87 died at the county farm Monday night after living there for several years. He was born in Buffalo New York on March 31 1871 and had no known relatives.

George Watson Buffalo N. Y

Beav erhead Farmers Adopt Soil Building Practices

Beaverhead county farmers used soil building methods under the 1937 agricultural conservation program. A summary from A J Borton shows 1071 acres seeded to perennial legumes, 275 acres to sweet clover, 255 acres to legume grass mixtures, 111 acres to crested wheatgrass, and 55 acres of perennial and noxious weed control.

Beaverhead County Bernard R. Williams A. J. Borton AAA Montana Williams Borton

Appointments Made by Board At Regular Monthly Meeting

Beaverhead county commissioners held their regular monthly session January 3 4 5 1939. Martin C Jackson was named chairman for two years. All county officers elected November 8 1938 were qualified and bonds approved. The board read approved prior session records and adjourned. Two highway accidents were reported by state patrolman Robert Wright near Dillon. Tom Hain Idaho Falls escaped injury after a guard rail crash south of Barretts. Hain posted a $10 bond for appearance January 18 in Judge George Opps court on unlicensed operation charges. A second crash occurred near Twin Bridges involving James Yeo.

Robert Wright Tom Hain Idaho Falls Barrett Buffet Taxi Company Hain George Opp Twin Bridges James Yeo Beaverhead Martin C. Jackson

Dillon Woman Named Local Captain for Cancer Drive

Mrs. Frank Hazelbaker of Dillon is appointed captain for Beaverhead county by the Women's Field Army for the control of cancer. The campaign aims for an active April start with a year round organization, under director Mrs Aubrey Knowles and deputy director Mrs Oliver Smith.

Women’s Field Army For H. W. Peterson Billings Frank Hazelbaker Dillon Beaverhead County Hazelbaker Aubrey Knowles Oliver Smith Anaconda

Beaverhead High Nominates Officers for Student Association

Beaverhead county high school students nominated officers Thursday. Bruce Watters was renominated for president. William Tower withdrew due to outside activities. Howard Morse was nominated for vice president with Jo Ann Deputy and Elizabeth Wilkinson named for secretary. Election set for January 20.

Beaverhead County High School Students’ ‘Association Bruce Watters William Tower Howard Morse Jo Ann Elizabeth Wilkinson

Legislature Eyes Hot Session Amid Early Debates

The Legislature opened slowly with warning signs of clashes to come. A $165,000 appropriation bill funds first pay checks for lawmakers and staff. Rep Siegling pushes a gambling licensing bill and Sen Swertelle backs repealing constitutional lottery bans. Sen Mahoney plans to repeal House Bill 65 granting the governor power over boards and merged offices.

Rep Siegling Cascade Sen Swertelle Musselshell Sen. Mahoney Garfield

Dillon Man Wins Medal for State Policy Submissions

Gilbert Hilde of Dillon returned from Billings where he attended a convention of Montana Wyoming agents for the Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York. He received the company medal for obtaining more applications for policies than any other agent in the state and was selected as a delegate to represent Montana at the companys national convention in Atlantic City in May.

Gilbert Hilde Billings Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Dillon Atlantic City

Carnival Friday at Normal College Gym

A winter wonderland carnival will be held Friday evening January 13 at 7:30 in the Normal college gymnasium. The event, directed by the Women's Athletic Association and sponsored by Miss Marjorie Hamer, includes dancing Bingo palmistry archery a fish pond telegraph and other activities. The floor show features Miss Florence Hellman’s eighth grade dancers Claudia Faust school of dancing and musical solos by Nadine Kuss Frances McPhail and Dorothy Hagler with prizes such as dolls novelties candy and stationery.

Normal College Women’s Athletic Association Marjorie Hamer Florence Hellman Claudia Faust Nadine Kuss Butte Frances McPhail Three Forks Dorothy Hagler Helena

East ern Star Officers Seated At Mizpah Chapter

Miss Elizabeth Shotwell was installed as worthy matron of Mizpah chapter No. 13, Order of Eastern Star, at a special meeting in the Masonic hall. Wallace B. Bretherton was installed as worthy patron with officers Mrs. Irene C. Mulkey Horace B. Mulkey Mrs. Frate Stone Mrs. Edith Herndon and others taking chairs.

Elizabeth Shotwell Mizpah Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall Wallace B. Bretherton Irene C. Mulkey Horace B. Mulkey Frate Stone Edith Herndon Lois Hazelbaker Rhea Meade

Beaverhead Sportsmen to Elect Officers Friday

Beaverhead Sportsmen's Association members meet Friday night at 8 at city hall council chambers. Jack Keenan acts as president after Lindley Phillips left Dillon last spring. Members from neighboring clubs are invited and those with membership books should bring them. The meeting will explain an Australian magpie trap and outline 1939 plans to stock county streams with trout.

Beaverhead Sportsmen’s Association City Hall Jack Keenan Lindley Phillips Dillon Beaverhead

Electrification Board to Hold Stockholder Meeting

An important meeting of all record stockholders of Jefferson Valley Rural Electrification Cooperative is called by Arnold Benson for tonight at 8 at Dillon city hall. The gathering aims to vote on amended articles and by laws and elect directors. Bernard Williams notes a two thirds vote is needed for legality and urges attendance. Stockholders who have mailed ballots are asked to attend anyway.

Jefferson Valley Arnold Benson Beaverhead County City Dillon Bernard Williams

Elks Open Social Season With January Dance

Dillon Elks plan a social season starting with a January 24 dance for Elks and their ladies at the drum corps headquarters. Initiation of an Americanization class is planned for March and an inter-fraternal meeting is on the agenda. The stag-friendly event has no admission charge and a committee led by Homer Faust Kenneth Wheat and Paul Bramsman oversees the activities.

Dillon Elks L0.o.f. Hall Elks Drum Corps Homer Faust Kenneth Wheat Paul Bramsman Nig T

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Ways and Means Southside Dairy Davis Review Board of Trustees Tendhers Bulldogs Carroll Ray Gallant Frank Davison Carroll College Northern Montana College Normalollege Paris E. Wells Wells Diana Lodge Rebekahs Farmers of Beaverhead Rife Eastern Star
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