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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1947

Page

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Beaverhead Beavers Face Two Tough District Contenders

Beavers host Anaconda Central on Friday and Salmon Idaho on Saturday as they pursue a district title. Anaconda Central edged Dillon 32 to 30 in Anaconda, while Twin Bridges beat Dillon 32 to 30 at home in a two overtime thriller earlier season matchup. District 16 Class B action looms as the Beavers seek to extend four year district title run.

Beaverhead County Beavers Anaconda Central Salmon Idaho Saints Anaconda Dillon Heason Lear Royal Morrison Twin Bridges Dillon Quint

Bowling league races tighten as Creamery shines

In the Dillon Bowling Center first half league race, Bond’s won four points in the final matches to sit in second with Tash’s Gosman’s and Sheriff’s. Creamery posted high team scores 1029 in a game and 2752 in series, with Buckingham of Sheriff’s 591 and Green of Creamery 224 top game. Final standings show Eve Stia taking first in W Bropel, plus detailed team tallies and individual leaders. Women's league saw Red and White post best 912 game and 2589 series, Cornell of City Drug top game 192 and 551 series, while mid season tourney crowned Creamery for high series 2913 and high game 1013 with Clarke 629 and Hignight 240.

Dillon Tash’s Gosman’s Sheriff's Creamery Buckingham Sheriff’s Green Evestia Wbropel Isaeconcisicrederisatives Tasi’s Ceveneesesseencereseserscoaes Cyqamety Roberts Market OASIS Aimicl’s Caseesceesense Encensees Store -Lsescananccancabobinethndenteed N-Ceeeeneseeseenserene Vigilantes Cornell City Drug Clarke The Hignight Bond’s

Foreign Relations Club Meets at Normal College

Dr Sheldon E Davis spoke to the Foreign Relations club at the Normal college last night on Modernizing Ourselves and Our International Neighbors.

Sheldon. E. Davis Normal College

Beaverhead Legislators Appointed to Key Committees

Beaverhead county lawmakers Sen. George M. Gosman and Rep. George Melton received major committee assignments for the 1947 session. Gosman chairs the judiciary committee and serves on public lands relief and social welfare stock watering and grazing and water related panels. Melton joins the powerful appropriations committee and its university subcommittee plus public health sanitary affairs workmen's compensation and public lands. Both returned home for the weekend reporting steady progress in early sessions.

Beaverhead County George M. Gosman George Melton Sen. Gosman Rep Melton Greater University Normal College

Banquet Planned by Civic Group in Dillon

Dillon Chamber of Commerce members and guests will attend a dinner and address with dancing at an upcoming event. Dates and location will be announced. Tickets may be bought for friends and business associates. The group also plans to support the Montana Wool Growers Association wool school in Dillon March 13 to 15 with entertainment and dinner. The road situation was discussed, with urgent recommendations referred to the roads committee. President Lambert Eliel ordered committee meetings for year plans. The road committee held the first session last night.

Dillon Chamber of Commerce Board of Directors Sec W. M. Murfin Dillon Montana Wool Growers Association Lambert Eliel

VFW Post and Auxiliary to Convene Tonight

Lloyd Whipplepost and its auxiliary will hold regular sessions at 8 o'clock with the veterans at the I.C.C.F. hall and the auxiliary at the city council chambers. A joint social session follows in the I.C.C.F. hall, arranged by John Wenger Jr and Howard Ruddle. Members with firing squad rifles are asked to bring them.

Lloyd Whipplepost Veterans of Foreign Wars I.C.C.F. Hall 1.C.C.F John Wenger, Jr Howard Ruddle Post ‘Com Don Campbell

Harold Leal Denny Born to Clyde and Clyde Denny

Mr and Mrs Clyde Denny welcomed a son Harold Leal at Barrett Hospital last Wednesday confirms the birth notice in the local column.

Clyde Denny Harold Leal Barrett Hospital

First Annual Snowplane Races Slated at Spencer Idaho

Wedding licenses issued by Clerk Norman Giles include William Randall Tait and Mary Elizabeth Baer among others from Dillon Port Huron Lima and Blackfoot. The first annual snowplane races will be held at Spencer Idaho on January 25 drawing Beaverhead County interest with entrants from Big Hole and Centennial valleys and observers Lyn don Laird notes.

Norman Giles William Randall- Tait Dillon Mary Elizabeth Baer Port Hi Mich Robert George Johnson Elveretta Wen Roy W. Rrester,jr Dorothy Anne Davis Daeha Barak Piing Lima Jesse D. Barnard Blackfoot Idaho Marie Bea New Bedford Spencer Lyndon Slim) Laird Beaverhead Herman Peterson John Krause Ed Glassey Big Hole Basin Centennial Valley Sara Port

Rotary Leader Urges Stable Homes For Stronger Nation

Rush Jordan speaks to the Dillon club on strengthening the American home. He cites economic, health, and moral factors harming marriages, calls for tighter divorce laws and marriage restrictions, and urges character, education, morality, and religion as keys to family stability. Rotary Governor Harry A. Murphy will visit next meeting. Walter Wetzel chaired. Stan ley Dye attended as guest.

Rotary Pres Rush Jordan Dillon Club Harry A. Murphy Philipsburg Rotary Pres. Jordan Walter Wetzel Stanley Dye Butte

Runaway Horse Brought Under Control In Dillon

A horse used by Antoine Bolinskis to pull a drayage cart bolted from its owner near Williams Feed store as the driver shopped for oats. Officer Jack Knight stopped the runaway on Thomson Avenue and guided the animal back to Bolinskis.

Dillon Antoine Bolinskis Williams Feed Thomson Avenue Jack Knight

Twenty Take Part Rifle Club Shoot at High School Range

Twenty shooters competed in a Dillon Rifle Club regular shoot at the high school range last week with visitor B Mallon of Wise River shooting a high total of 264 including 96 from sitting. H Hignight totaled 259 with 98 from prone, tied by C Buckingham on 257 after also posting a top off hand score of 72. Other scores included O Sassman 254 J Krall 254 B Koenig 241 A Simons 201 D Hansen 171 R Smith 178 K Fox 225 and S Langdorf 2438. All scores came from sitting prone and off hand positions.

Dillon Rifle Club Aca B. Mallon Wise River H. Hignight C. Buckingham Buckingham O. Sassman J. Krall B. Koenig A. Simons D. Hansen R. Smith K. Fox D. Gordon S. Langdorf B. Quick Richard S. Johnson E. Mittlemeier J. Pace L. Lara B . Cashmore C. Ide

Mercury Goes for The Bottom Again

Dillon weather records show a 19 degree minimum after a Monday night drop to five below. Snow flurries preceded the cold spell as a white county blanket persisted since December, with a rise to 10 degrees above noon bringing cautious optimism yet memories of erratic temperatures remain.

Dillon Montana State Normal College Weather Bureau Mercury

Elkhorn to Host Northern Rockies Ski Championship Weekend

The Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Association finals come to Elkhorn Hot Springs on Jan 18 and 19. Cross country races start Saturday at 2 pm, jumping begins Sunday at 1 pm. Entries from Butte Helena Bozeman Billings and others indicate strong turnout. Noted skiers include Kingsley Helmo and top national competitors. Accommodations will be at Elkhorn hotel and cabins. roads are to remain passable.

Montana Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Association Elkhorn Hot Springs T.lee , McCracken Charles Haight, Jr Elkhorn Butte Helena Bozeman Billings Livingston Anaconda Townsend Missoula Ennis Lovell Wye Haight Kingsley Helmo

4-H Club Meets at Big Hole Ranches Calf Visit Planned

The Big Hole 4-H club held its December meeting at Ernest and Larry Bacon's home. The calf project was discussed and members planned ranch visits to view calves. A motion passed to start a series of card parties in February. The next meeting will celebrate Andrew Anderson's birthday.

Ernest Larry Bacon Andrew——Anderson

Mrs Sipple Claimed by Sheridan Death After Fall

Irene Sipple 89 a former Dillon resident died last Thursday at her daughter’s home in Sheridan from injuries after a fall at her Sheridan residence. Born August 20 1867 in Camp Town Pennsylvania she married Manoah Perrin Sipple in 1880 and moved to Montana in 1884. Survived by daughters Mrs Ernest Wolf Great Falls and Mrs Archie Malone Anaconda and sons Ralph Sipple Glendale California and Carl Sipple now stationed with the U.S. Navy.

Irene Sipple Dillon Montana Alvin M. Jones Sheridan Sipple Camptown Manoah Perrin Sipple Deer Lodge Ater Butte Jones Glendale Calif Car Sipple

Beaverhead county licenses lag previous year totals

Treasurer Evelyn Lloyd reports today 275 passenger car licenses issued in the county treasurer's office versus over 400 last year, with 150 truck licenses and 13 trailer permits sold, driver permits at about 530. many residents without cars also applied.

Evelyn Lloyd Beaverhead

State Official Report On Beaverhead County Offices

The annual report of the state examiner's representative on Beaverhead County offices appears in today's Examiner. Comments note possible corrections to be made, directed to the deputy examiner.

Beaverhead

Educational groups to meet here this week

Three educational committees convene at the Normal college Friday and Saturday January 17 and 18. The 9 a m start on Friday opens the chancellor led curriculum committee for teacher training. Members include Dr John A Morton Miss Jeannette Donaldson and Supt O K Moe. Saturday hosts the junior college curriculum committee chaired by President Rush Jordan with Dean Mauker and Dr Lou Brockman. The Mines school is excluded from this group.

The Normal College George A. Selke John A. Morton Eastern Montana ‘Normal School Jeannette Donaldson Northern Montana College Havre Supt O. K. Moe Rush Jordan Dean Mauker School of Education Missoula Lou Brockman State College Bozeman Montana System of Higher Education School of Mines Jordan

Beaverhead Board Names Two-Year Chairman At 1947 Session

Beaverhead county Montana commissioners met January 6 to 8 1947 with Archie C Henneberry Paul Stahl Jr and Martin C Jackson present Clerk C W Buckingham presiding The board appointed Paul Stahl Jr as chairman for two years bonds and depository securities for 1946 election were approved Officials bonds and securities from First National Bank Dillon State Bank & Trust Co and Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis were listed and a provision authorized each commissioner to inspect roads and bridges.

Beaverhead Martin C. Jackson Paul Stahl, Jr State Bank & Trust Co First National Bank of Butte U.S. Treasury Beaverhead County Dillon Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis Treasury

Normal Bulldogs top Mines 67 to 53 in rough opener

Normal Bulldogs opened conference play by defeating Montana School of Mines 67 to 53 at the Normal gym. McGuire led with 19 points, Deputy added 15 as Normal stayed in front most of the game amid 50 fouls. Aitken and Marinovich led the Miners with 12 each.

Montana Normal Bulldogs Montana School of Mines McGuire Tash Dillon Shook Swanby Normal Aitken Idaho Idaho Southern Montana Lo Reed Johnson

Roscoe Cornell Elected Head of Dillon Country Club

Roscoe Cornell was elected president of the Dillon Country Club at the annual meeting held last Wednesday night at city hall council rooms. He succeeds C. A. Bechler. officers named include Dr. W. J. Monger as vice-president and Miss Glenna Vance as secretary. Board members are Dr. Monger Leonard Schulz Ed Donovan and T. F. McFadden.

Roscoe Cornell Dillon Country Club City Hall Council Rooms C. A. Bechler W. J. Monger Miss. Glenna Vance Cornell Dr. Monger Leonard Schulz Ed Donovan T. F. McFadden

Beaverhead Polio Drive Opens Today

The Beaverhead auxiliary of the American Legion sponsors an infantile paralysis drive from Jan 15 to 31. Beavershead Chapter reports three polio cases in 1946 with $745.50 spent for hospital and medical care. Four emergency aid units cooperatively formed with Stanford Harvard Northwestern and the D T Watson School of Physical Therapy support the effort.

American Legion Auxiliary National Foundation Beaverhead County D. A. Paddock Beaverhead Paddock T. Lee McCracken Patton Routledge Robert Boomer Helena Shodair’ Hospital Stanford’ University Harvard, University Northwestern University D. T. Watson School of Physiotherapy

Hilde Named Assistant Manager in Mutual Life Billings Agency

Gilbert Hilde C L A formerly of Dillon is appointed assistant manager for the Mutual Life Insurance Company in the Billings agency. He will supervise 14 Midland Empire counties, recruit and train new underwriters, and travel from Billings. Hilde, a five year South Pacific veteran, is a charter life underwriter and University of Montana graduate. He led the Billings Agency with over $600,000 in 1946 and will reside with his wife Kay at 304 Yellowstone Avenue.

Ralph Smith Montana-Wyoming Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York Gilbert Hilde C.L.A Dillon Billings Midland Empire South Pacific Hilde University of Montana Mutual Life Tie Kay Yellowstone Avenue

Committees Named for DAR Meet in Dillon This Spring

Committees have been named to organize the annual state convention of the Daughters of the American Revolution to be held in Dillon likely March 26 through 28. Mrs. Lewis D. Smith, past state regent, is the new local regent. The groups include registration reception luncheon and related duties with listed volunteers.

Dillon Lewis D. Smith T. E. Luebben O.A. Bergeson T. F. McFadden D. L. Johnson W.H. Stephan Bergeson Sadie Bet Farte inn—Manean Bilden

Christ Crusade Opens at Methodist Church

A series titled Crusade for Christ begins at the Methodist church next Wednesday evening January 22. Nightly services will start at 7 30 except Saturdays and run through Sunday February 2. The Rev Omer Idso will give talks on Interviews of Jesus.

Methodist Church Omer Idso Jesus

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dillon Cagers Bond Sen Gosman Civic Group Chamber of Commerce V.F.W. Post and Auxiliary Coe Beaverhead Board Country Club New Post Mutual Company D.A.R Christ Crusade
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