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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1940

Page

1

Beaverhead Alumni Elect Leaders at Montana State Normal College

County superintendent Margaret Sweeney was elected president of the local alumni group at the Montana State Normal College meeting held January 29. Rose Jorshe Kurtz was chosen vice president with Hellen Rogney presiding as secretary treasurer. The session featured remarks by Dean Na Moser and President Shelton E. Davis on alumni activities and a loan fund report by Genevieve Albertson. Flames destroyed the Arnold Benson ranch home near Dillon early Thursday morning after starting from a kitchen flue. a ranch hand discovered the fire at about 5 30 AM and Benson heard cracking sounds earlier, attributing them to wind.

Margaret Sweeney Beaverhead Yunty Montanatate Normal College Rose Jorshe Kurtz Hellen Rogney Uires Helen Ballard Carney Ted Deanna Moser Umni Pres Shelton E. Davis Lumni Fils Genevieve Albertson Edith Jerhdon Apointments Arnold Benson Dillon Twin Bridges Benson

Renfro and Peterson Lead Montana Trapshooting Standings

Beaverhead County shooters Ted Renfro and Herman Peterson finished one two in three Montana trap events for 1939. Renfro topped 1 150 targets at 16 yards with 96.52 average while Peterson posted 96.50 on 1 200 targets.

Renfro Peterson Montana Beaverhead County Ted Renfro Herman Peterson Pacific International Trapshooting Association

President's Birthday Ball Draws Big City Crowd

About 100 couples attended the annual President's Birthday Ball at the city hall auditorium Saturday night. Gross receipts exceeded $200 with around $150 to be donated to the Infantile Analysis Foundation via Beaverhead County. High school drill team members sold lapel tags raising about $12 for the cause. Committee members included Bechler, Temple, Stone, Henderson, Mrs. Louis Schmitoth, and Mrs. F. G. Lyon. organizers praised for a complete success.

C. A. Techler National Bechler Paul Temple W. M. Stone Harvey Orenson Louis Schmit Oth F. G. Lyon

Boy Scout Week Plans Completed By Local Group

Plans for the annual Boy Scout week observance have been completed by the local citizens committee. The Scout father and son dinner is set for Wednesday evening February 14 at a location to be announced. The week opens with a court of honor on Thursday night February 8. Church services at St. James Episcopal will gather local troops Sunday February 11. Roosevelt to deliver a Scout week address from the White House during the week.

Citizens’ Committee St. James Episcopal Church Roosevelt White House

Health meeting by Women's Club features health program

Dillon Business and Professional Women's Club hosted a health program at its regular meeting last Wednesday at Claudia Faust's home. Members reviewed articles from The Independent Woman and other magazines, with Margaret Holloran giving a talk on Mental Hygiene and public health. A penny carnival and box lunches followed.

Dillon Business and Professional Claudia Faust The Independent Woman Carolin Chandler Helen Andrus Edith M Elizabeth Winn John Sutherland Bonnell Fortune Aura Orr Henry Leith Jormary Forum Gladys A. Forester Margaret Holloran

Deadline Set for 1940 License Plates in Beaverhead

In Helena on January 30 the Montana Supreme Court denied a writ petition in a Beaverhead water rights case involving Joseph Stefanic and Tony Kruletz. Motorists face a Feb 1 deadline to display 1940 plates after Jan 31 end of the prior plate cycle. county officials report low January plate sales and many Beaverhead drivers still unregistered.

Helena Manna Supreme Court Beaversad Tony Kruletz Henry G. Rodgers Fifth Judicial “District Beaerhead County Robert Wright Bertie Mathews Beaverhead

Mrs George R Metlen Undergoes Major Operation

Mrs George R Metlen underwent a major operation at Murray hospital in Butte last Wednesday.

George R. Metlen Murray Hospital Butte

Northern Lights to Meet Normal Montana in Dillon Showdown

Northern Montana college team from Havre travels to Dillon for two games against Montana Normal this weekend as the Bulldogs seek to extend a 500 conference mark. Rife leads Dillon with 15 points in Friday action while Bayerd adds 12 and Fiske tops Eastern Montana Normal with nine in the pair of wins.

Northern Lights Northern Montana College Havre Dillon Montana Normal Bulldogs Montana Collegiate Billings Poly Montana School of Mines Butte Eastern Montana Normal Billings Dillon Normal Rife Bayerd Fiske Normal Eastern Normal

Wise River Man Named Director of Credit Group

G. A. Briebach president reported strong turnout at the Bozeman Production Credit Association sixth annual meeting held in the college gymnasium on Tuesday January 23. Mrs Wilbert Harrer of Belgrade spoke on the woman’s place in the credit system as 247 attendees listened despite severe weather and blocked roads.

Bozeman Production Credit Association College Gymnasium G. A. Briebach Wilbert J. Harrer Belgrade

Prof Rush Jordan Addresses Dillon Rotary on World War Policies

Prof Rush Jordan of Montana State Normal College spoke to the Dillon Rotary Club on foreign relations and American ideals. He cited freedom of the seas the Monroe Doctrine the Open Door in China and Pan Americanism noting World War reinforced these aims.

Rush Jordan Montana State Normal College United States Dillon Rotary Club China

Examiner Job Shop Adds Automatic Press and Capacity

The Examiner's job shop, already a top weekly printer, expanded with a Chandler & Price automatic press and Miller Feeder. It handles up to 12x18 inch jobs, offers multi color printing, and processes onion skin to bristol paper. The shop features automated ink feed, bell alerts for misprints, and speed control for quality output. The new press joins a smaller automatic press as the county’s only two automatic job printing presses.

Examiner Chandler & Price Press Bristol Examiner Shop Auomatic

Beaverhead party pursues fast Centennial valley coyote hunt

A Beaverhead group led by Her man Peterson Pete Westergard John Jackson and John Krause head into Centennial valley this week for a snowmobile coyote chase. The trio of homemade machines will race the snow at 80 to 120 miles per hour as Krause drives the lead design.

Beaverhead Herman Peterson Pete Westergard John Jackson John Krause Centennial Valley Westergard Big Hole Krause Peterson

Be av erhead County High Honor Roll Winners

Bea verhead county high school announces first semester honor roll with June Patrick and Mary Elizabeth Spegar each at three grade points. The second quarter honor roll includes Gordon Hocking Wallace McMannis June Patrick Louis Schmittroth and Mary Elizabeth Spegar, all at three grade points.

June Patrick Mary Elizabeth Spegar Beaverhead County Gordon Hocking Wallace McMannis Louis Schmittroth Dane Patrick Betty Barry Dorothy Davis Ethel Mary Forrester Jack Mattingly Bea Syides Joe Taylor Ray Conger Maurice Sullivan Dorothy -Anne Gasman Otl Barbara Holloran J. W. McCracken LaRue Cantrell Carl Davi Cece Cece Alice Mae Standenmeyen John Wedum Cece Elinor Johnson Mary Ann Luebben Patricia Smyth Kennéth Card Alice Davis Frank Kurtz Jo Ann Denuty George Bowring Mary Curry Bert

Beaverhead Cage Quint Drops Two After Ten Day Streak

Beaverhead county high school's cage squad lost two games last week ending a 12 game win streak. Sheridan defeated Beavers 27 22 Thursday night at Sheridan. The district tournament will be held February 22 to 24 on the Dillon floor where the team will play next. Montana State College freshman team beat Dillon for its first loss of the new season.

Beaverhead County High School Sheridan Beavers Montana State College Dillon

George Stewart Wins Union Pacific Scholarship

George Stewart, senior agricultural student at Beaverhead County High School, won Union Pacific scholarship for the coming year. Announced by instructor D. L. Johnson, the award honors the senior agricultural student with top scholarship and leadership. Stewart led Beaverhead Future Farmers and the high school students association, built a beef project from seven to 35 head, including seven purebreds, and is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Stewart of Big Hole Basin, Tanch people.

George Stewart Beaverhead County High School Union Pacific D. L. Johnson Beaverhead Future Farmers B Club Walter Stewart Big Hole Basin

End of Beaverhead cold snap Brings first thaw

The ten day cold spell in Beaverhead County ended Saturday as Dillon recorded thawing temperatures for the first time since January 17. Sunday saw 44 above with a 24 above minimum, signaling spring like weather and rapid melt of snow and ice. Ski enthusiasts used the Elkhorn Springs slide for ideal conditions.

Beaverhead Dillon Mercury Normal College Weather Bureau Dillon Ski Club Elkhorn Springs

Tom Benson Dies Sunday At Hospital

Thomas H. Benson, 50, Beaverhead county ranch man, died Sunday night at Barrett hospital after a two week pneumonia illness. Born September 26, 1889 in Florence Montana, he spent 22 years in Beaverhead county working on ranches and recently with Chris Larson. He served in World War I and was a member of the Beaverhead American Legion post.

Thomas H. Benson Beaverhead County Barrett Hospital Florence, Mont Centennial Valley Chris Larson Beaverhead American Legion

Dillon Choral Club Presents Sacred Concert at St James

The Dillon Choral Club hosted a sacred concert during a vesper service at St James Episcopal Church Sunday at 5 pm. It featured 36 voices in the vested choir under Mrs W G Gilbert with Mrs Grace Cashmore as accompanist. The program included Mother Dear Jerusalem Onward Christian Soldiers Panis Angelicus Now the Day Is Over and more.

Dillon Choral Club St. James Episcopal Church W. G. Gilbert Elit Grace Cashmore Mother Dear Sibelius Sullivan Grant Schaefer Nancy Wheat Berwald Mendelssohn Schubert Lavon Evans Bernard Panis Angelicus Cesar Franck Bernice Sargent B. N. Stevenson Elijah Hipsher

Robert Clark's Mother Dies Weeks After Son

Mrs. Phebe Clark, 103, died in Essex Fells New Jersey a week after the death of her son Professor Robert Clark of Montana State Normal College. Professor Clark died in New York City following pneumonia after a brief illness. A daughter survives in Essex Fells. Tributes to Professor Clark appear in this week's Montanomal college weekly.

Phebe Clark Essex Fells N. J Robert Clark Montana State Normal College Clark New York City Montanomal Normal College

P T A Dance Set for Saturday Night at City Hall

Dillon P T A will sponsor a public dance in the city hall auditorium Saturday night to raise general funds for PTA projects aiding school children. High school and Normal College students are invited. Arrangements chairman is Mrs H M Warner with committee members Mrs Dysart Gowen Mrs Harold Snow Mrs George Hughes Mrs John Troupe and Mrs Luther Smith. Paul Bramsman visited friends in Ennis.

Dillon Parent Teachers Association City Hall Association P.T.A H. M. Warner Dysart Gowen Harold Snow George Hughes John Troupe Luther Smith

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Beaverhead Gunners Shooter P.I.T.A Montana Association P.lt.a American Trapshooting Association B. & P. W. Group ODAY Carson Highway Wise River Credit Group Jordan Rotary Club Coyote Cage Quint Tom Benson Choral Club New Jersey Paul Bramsman Ennis
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