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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 23, 1957

Page

11

Adolph Reichle 75 Died at Son's Glen Home

Adolph Reichle a longtime Glen rancher died Tuesday at his son Arthur Reichle and wife home in Glen. Born February 21 1881 in Reichle he spent most of life there. Mass Friday 10 AM at St Rose. Buried Plains Montana. Survived by sons George Reichle LaGrande Oregon and Arthur Reichle Glen two daughters in law Vance James wife of LaGrande and another daughter in law. A sister T R Landon of Laguna Beach California and ten grandchildren and one great grandchild.

Adolph Reichle Glen Arthur Reichle Reichle St. Rose Church Martin Florian Plains Montana George Reichle Vance James LaGrande Ore T. R. Landon Laguana Beach Calif

Service Officer to Aid Veterans at Dillon Office

Service Officer James Mc Cashin will be at the Dillon Montana State Employment Service office each Thursday to assist veterans with pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation education and other benefits under the G I Bill and related veterans laws.

James McCashin Dillon Montana

Poindexter and Orr’s Brand Shapes Western Cattle Empire

The Montana trailblazers Poindexter and Orr built a cattle and sheep empire from green grazing in Beaverhead, turning hardship into vast growth. Their square and compass brand symbolized integrity and tolerance visible on barns, livestock, and even wildlife, influencing frontier life and trade as they lured cattle from California toward Bannack and Virginia City.

California Bannack Virginia City West Montana Phillip H. Poindexter W. C. Orr Green Beaverhead Phil Poindexter Will Orr Poindexter Orr

Youth Electric Fair entries seek prizes and statewide competition

The Vigilante Electric Cooperative announces prizes of 25, 10, 7.50 and 5 in each section for the Youth Electric Fair with entrants from multiple area groups. Winners will represent the cooperative at the statewide fair in Livingston next October and may be eligible for a $100 Montana Rural Electric Cooperative scholarship for three outstanding seniors. Local leaders urge all youth members to enter and contact area representatives for details.

Youth Electric Fair Lima Dell Conrad Olson Armstead Grant Bob James Wisdom Earl Willey Jackson Emil Schindler Glen Melrose Carl Kambich Silver Star Vigilante Electric Cooperative Livingston Montana State Rural Electric Cooperative Vigilante Electric, Cooperative

American Legion Oratorical Contest Tonight at High School

Beaverhead Post will host the local National High School Oratorical Contest at the Dillon high school auditorium tonight at 8:00. Bill Jones of Dillon and Linda Andreasen of Jackson will present prepared addresses on The Constitution in a Changed World with a six minute prep for the extemporaneous phase. Prizes of 10 and 5 dollars are awarded. winner advances to the district contest in Butte.

Beaverhead Post American Legion Bill Jones Dillon Linda Andreasen Jackson Butte Anthony Bramsman Fred Benson Dick Burns Helena Pat W. Kelley Sunburst Little Theatre Kelley Montana

Nay family history spans generations on Horse Prairie ranch

Ross Nay, whose family founded the Horse Prairie ranch in 1864, carries on a lineage that includes his father and brothers. His brother Milton died in 1936, sister Mrs Engle died in California in 1944, and second brother Martin Byron passed in 1948. Ross Frank Nay grew up on the family property.

Milton Engle California Martin Byron Ross Frank Nay Horse Prairie

Nay Ranching Family and Masonic Life in Bannack Dillon era

Ross Nay and brothers built ranch holdings on Horse Prairie then Grasshopper Creek near Dillon and Sheridan, expanding operations until 1941. The Nay brand moved from the east as the Hairpin, Ross Nay joined multiple Masonic bodies, married Jewell Romain in 1933, and was one of Dillon era electors. Montana’s presidential electors met in Helena as discussions on Eisenhower Middle East policy labor costs and state legislature finances filled a well attended meeting.

Plains Nebraska Horse Prairie the Big Hole Ross Nay Bannack Dillon Salt Lake City A. R. Jacobs Missoula Walter S. Jones Bannack Lodge No Bannack Lodge Dillon Lodge Dillon Lodge No Dillon Chapter Royal Arch Masons St. Elmo Montana Helena National Capitol Fred Sanborn Great Falls Montana Republican Women’s Clubs Eisenhower Middle East

Mrs Fred Eudaily Ledure Casts Electoral College Vote

Mrs Fred Eudaily Ledure participated in casting the electoral votes for the presidency as part of the Electoral College. The text mentions Mr Bergeson among the participants but provides limited additional detail.

Fred Eudaily Ledure Bergeson

Girl Scout Banquet Highlighted by Council Planning

The Girl Scout banquet continues as Mrs. Ross Harkness, program chairman, leads preparations with cake, ice cream, and coffee provided by the Council. The event grows each year with rising enrollment, becoming a major yearly undertaking and important program.

Ross Harkness

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