Military families gather in Dillon for furlough and leave
Captain Edwards and Mrs Edwards hosted by Mr. and Mrs Stahl after Edwards served in South Carolina and Beaverhead National Forest. Corpral Taborski and Sgt Taborski return on furlough from Europe and the Army. Lt Norman Grant visits Dillon from Texas. Lt Bob Gregg returns from England with 23 missions. Dozens of Beaverhead men receive honorable discharges. Lt Joseph Bergeson visits with his wife at Birch Creek cabin before reassignment to Louix Falls. Roy Knodel notes 60 sailors praised Dillon’s train service during a northbound stopover. Lt John S Crow visits on Navy leave after five invasions in the Pacific. Benny Arthur Johnson on 60‑day Navy leave after Pacific wound. T/Sgt George Rebich on furlough after two years across multiple theaters with wife and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Edwards
U. S. Army
South Carolina
Mrs. Edwards
Spokane
W. G. Stahl
Captain Edwards
Beaverhead National Forest
Matthew Taborski
U. S. Marines
Walter Taborski
Army Infantry
John Koski
Sgt. Taborski
Europe
Bob Gregg
Army Air Corps
R. M. Gregg
England
Joseph Bergeson
O. A. Bergeson
Germany
Bergeson
Birch Creek
J. Bergeson
Louix Falls
S. D
Dillon
Roy Knodel
SOM 1
Navy
John S. Crow
W. H. Clark
Pacific
Pearl Harbor
Benny Arthur Johnson
Big Hole Basin
California
George A. Rebich
Seventh Infantry Division
Aleutians
Marshall Islands
Philippines
Okinawa
Charles Larry
Redwood City
Calif
George Rebich
Beaverhead Valley
Beaverhead County Reaches Seventh War Loan Top
Beaverhead residents subscribe 105 percent in E bonds and 103 percent in other issues, surpassing the quota in the final days of the Seventh War Loan drive. W. W. Hawkins notes Montana’s counties all met targets, Dillon post office ranks eighth in state bond totals for April and May at 32,925, with E bonds leading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
W. W. Hawkins
Montana
Daniels
Dillon Post Office
Butte
Hawkins
Mrs Lee R Light Heads to Kansas for a Family Visit
Mrs Lee R Light departed Saturday morning for Kansas to visit relatives, traveling alone to spend time with kin and return soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee R. Light
Kansas
Health Week at College Assemblies Planned
Health Education Week at the Normal college features exhibits from the State Board of Health and a schedule of talks. Montana figures Dr B K Kilbourne and Dr R D Curry lead sessions on disease control and dental care while Schubert Dyche heads the Kellogg project. Activities include July 9 program by Eldon Mason on first aid and water safety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Normal College
State Board of Health
Montana
K. Elizabeth Anderson
Montana State Board of Health
Helena
B. K. Kilbourne
R. D. Curry
Dillon
Montana Health Education Project
Elkhorn
Dillon Spends Quiet July Fourth Holiday
Dillon observers marked the Fourth with quiet outdoor outings and picnics across the county. Many residents drove to picnic spots or fishing streams while others traveled to Butte and Twin Bridges for celebrations. The sole public event was a service men's dance at the city hall auditorium with Nellie Little Poole's orchestra.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
City Hall
Citizens Committee
Nellie Little Poole
Health program review at Dillon schools prompts call for improvement
A Dillon report assesses school health efforts noting dental clinics, annual spring physicals by Dr Stephan, tuberculin testing with eight positives, a part time school nurse Miss Mac Gregor, milk for about two hundred children, and support from the local Tuberculosis association. The findings urge a stronger health program in the wartime era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Stephan
State Health Department
Senator Gosman Speaks at Dillon Rotary Dinner
Senator George M. Gosman was the principal speaker at the Dillon Rotary Club dinner, delivering a patriotic Fourth of July address. He recalled Independence Days in 1776 1863 Gettysburg and 1917 and urged peace with freedom for all. W. J. Bierrum praised the club’s progress. Dr. R. D. Curry chaired. guests included Charles and Louis Clement of Canada.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Gosman
Dillon Rotary Club
Gettysburg
France
American Legion
W. J. Bierrum
Rotary Club
R. D. Curry
Charles and
Louis Clement
Canada
Forger Here Is Sentenced Prison Term
Reuben C. Smith, a transient ranch laborer, pleaded guilty to forgery in district court before Judge Lyman H. Bennett and was sentenced to two years in state prison. He was taken to Deer Lodge Monday afternoon by Sheriff Claude Lay and Undersheriff M. G. Ramsey after being arrested for cashing a forged Jack Brown signature. County Attorney Lew D. Brundage led the case. Curtis LaMar Wooten, sought by San Francisco authorities on arson charges, was held by Deputy Sheriff Larry Peterson near Lima and brought to Dillon for questioning, admitting he started fires at the St Margaret's club after a dispute there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guily
Lyman H. Bennett
Reuben C. Smith
Deer Lodge
Claude Lay
M. G. Ramsey
Smith
Jack Brown
Beaverhead
Russell Smith
Lew D. Brundage
Curtis LaMar Wooten
San Francisco
Larry Peterson
Lima
Dillon
Lay
Wooten
St Margaret's Club
Bruce Risley Elected Head Legion Post
Bruce A. Risley was elected commander of Beaverhead post No. 20 of the American Legion at a Thursday meeting in the Andrus hotel. He will take over after installations in September. New officers include Farnum Schuyler first vice commander Lew D Brundage second vice commander Warren Temple finance officer Parke T Scott historian Luther Smith chaplain Maurice Sullivan sergeant at arms and Roy Ferguson and Elza Patrick on the executive committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce A. Risley
Beaverhead
American Legion
Andrus Hotel
Roy Ferguson
Farnum Schuyler
Lew D. Brundage
Warren Temple
Parke T. Scott
Luther Smith
Maurice Sullivan
Elza Patrick
Dillon Rodeo Plans Discussed at Meeting
beaverhead rodeo association president Herman Peterson and Sheriff Claude Lay described a $3800 fund and $3000 prize plan for the Dillon Labor Day rodeo to attract top riders. events include bucking horses, bronc riding, bull dogging, calf roping, bareback riding, and a $850 racing program. final stages set, rodeo September 2-3 with a Monday parade and $400 prize in the Beaverhead county cutting horse contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Herman Peterson
Beaverhead Rodeo Association
Claude Lay
Montana
Peterson
Lay
al Decker
Brone Busters
Beaverhead County
War display features flags rifles and gear at Dillon shop
Orr Flowers and Gifts in Dillon showcases a window exhibit of items from Beaverhead service members. Highlights include a weathered flag with 16 Atlantic crossings brought by William Tait a V-12 student, German and Japanese flags captured rifles, a German machine gun pistol, a bombsight and Nazi officer insignia. A nylon glider tow rope valued at 100 draws attention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Orr Flowers and Gifts Shop
Atlantic Ocean
William Tait
University of Minnesota
Elmer Sage
Ed Sage
Local Birth Recorded At Home Sunday Morning
Mr and Mrs Archie Green announce the birth of a son at their home on Sunday morning Mrs Lorraine Cummings of Livingston sister of Mrs Green and a registered nurse has stayed here for the past week delivering care and support
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Archie Green
Lorraine Cummings
Livingston
Green
Baker Family Dynasty Ends as Beaverhead Clerk Resigns
Albert S. Baker resigns after 14 years as Beaverhead county clerk and recorder. Chester W. Buckingham, deputy clerk and former Navy man, appointed successor. The office, held by the Baker family for 42 years, shifts to non-family leadership for the first time since 1903.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert S. Baker
Beaverhead County
Board of Commissioners
Chester W. Buckingham
Baker
Montana
John S. Baker
Beaverhead
Union Pacific Railroad
Lima
Jay S. Baker
Jay Baker
Portland
Ore
Vera M. Baker
Dillon Pilot Clyde Casterline Killed in Action
Confirmation from the War Department arrives for Second Lt Clyde J Casterline 22 of Dillon son of Mr and Mrs C M Casterline wife Betty Sue that he was killed in action January 21 1945 His P 47 Mustang exploded during a forced landing after the aircraft was crippled by its own bombs over the Po River
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde J. Caterline
C. M. Casterline
Dillon
Betty Sue Casterline
War Department
Casterline
Native of Dillon Is Summoned
Mrs. Martha Stone Wernli a native of Dillon and wife of J G Wernli of South Pasadena California died Thursday morning at University hospital in Charlottesville Virginia from complications after an operation. Her brother R Malcolm Stone of Dillon announced the death. The funeral will be held Saturday in South Pasadena where interment will follow. Mrs Wernli was born in Dillon on October 8 1902, the daughter of the late Mr and Mrs A L Stone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Stone Wernli
Dillon
J. G. Wernli
South Pasadena
Calif
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Virginia
Wernli
R. Malcolm Stone
Beef cattle production payments available in Beaverhead county
Beaverhead County feeders may apply at the County AAA office for beef cattle production payments designed to boost feeding and meat output. Eligible cattle weigh 800 pounds or more and sell at or above 14.25 per hundredweight, with payments of 50 cents per cwt. Applies to sales on or after May 19, 1945, with a 60 day filing window and requirements for ownership, weight, and slaughterer status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
County Aaa
Commodity Credit Corporation
Funds apportioned to county schools in Beaverhead county
Proceeds of 1891.39 from the Taylor Grazing fund are allocated to Beaverhead County schools based on census school age counts. District by district totals list districts 1 through 39 with exact dollar amounts, plus a special high school fund apportioned 726.05 to the county high school and 473.44 to the Lima high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor Grazing Fund
Beaverhead County
Christine Opp
Lon
Lima
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Clarence E. Maro
Gerald Kk. Zebarth
Willie Tom Vincent
Alvin J. McCluskey
Carl D. Ankrim
Ralph G. Smith
Leslie R. Burns
Twin Bridges
Supt
O. Kay Moe
Dillon Public
Sen. Gosman
Forger
Bruce Risley
Post
Chester Buckingham
Chris Hansen
The
Orr
Albert S.baker
Lieut
Clyde J. Casterline
Virginia Hospital
AAA