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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1945

Page

8

Service Men And War News From Dillon Area

The article lists local service members and their honors including Captain Don C. Gilbert receiving the oak leaf cluster to the Distinguished Flying Cross for India China division flights. Pfc. James O. Selby and Pfc. Harvey W. Selby with the 160th infantry and Marines respectively. Pfc. Robert P. Jackson of the 66th infantry division stationed near Marseille. Sgt. Elmer N. Eichorn and Sgt. Joseph L. Piazzola for Women's Army Corps enlistment interviews in Dillon. Corporal Joseph J. Mansfield promoted to sergeant in Germany. S/Sgt. J. Leonard Innes visiting Dillon on furlough. and other notes on ongoing service careers and awards of local soldiers.

Don C. Gilbert Dillon India-China Air Transport Command Floyd E. Evans Gilbert 557Th Aaf Gore Field Great Falls W. G. Gilbert Patricia D. Gilbert James O. Selby Fay Selby Monida United States Longview Texas Harman General Hospital Armed Forces 160Th Infantry Harvey W. Selby Marines Pacific Area of War U. S France Robert P. Jackson Montana 66Th Infantry Division Pacific Victoret St. Victoret Marseille Germany Pfc Jackson St. Nazaire Pfc. Jackson Fort Douglas Utah Hammond General Hospital Modesto Calif 66Th Division Camp Rucker Ala Co. E 263Rd Infantry Elna M. Jackson Karen Big Hole Valley 9Th Air Service Command Joseph J. Mansfield Grant Mont Ninth Air Force Mansfield Army Washington, D. C Ft. Meyer Ft. Belvoir Ft. Benning Normandy Paris 18Th Montana State College Bozeman James N. Mansfield H. C. McKnight Galena Street Butte Elmer N. Eichorn Joseph L. Piazzola J. Leonard Innes California Sergeant Innes Dillon Elks Lodge William A. McMahan Jack Taylor Bakersfield Sgt. McMahon Lima J. W. Patterson Eleventh Air Force William A. McMahon Kuriles Islands

Robert Gregg on Air Power Over Europe

Lt. Robert Gregg discusses American air power in Europe, praising bond backed planes and deadly sights. He argues radar shortened the war and describes daylight bombing tactics and overcoming obstacles, with W. G. Gilbert presiding and guests J. M. Weidman and R. M. Gregg in attendance. County Agent Mikkelson to speak next at Rotary dinner. Mr. and Mrs. S. P. Meade visit Butte.

Robert Gregg Europe Gregg W. G. Gilbert J. M. Weidman Butte R. M. Gregg Dillon Mikkelson Rotary

Celebration Plans Set For August 9 In Beaverhead

Man of the Beaverhead chapter leads arrangements for a commemorative program reviewing Lewis and Clark history in Beaverhead county with talks and music. A bronze marker, erected in 1926 by Daughters of the American Revolution and donated by Anaconda Copper Mining, marks the expedition route. Aug. 17 in Armstead is also proposed but awaiting plans.

Man of the Beaverhead Rush Jordan Pioneer Trails Association Daughters of the American Revolution Anaconda Copper Mining Company Armstead State Council

Vigilante Co op Allocates 380000 for Beaverhead County

The Vigilante Co op plans 380000 in new construction surveys meet for Beaverhead County including a Lifma to Monida line and electrification of Horse Prairie. The system now serves 800 users in five counties and will grow to 1500 users with total investment of 880000. Headquarters are in Dillon with Babcock as manager, Blinn as president, and Tash as secretary.

Lifma Monida Horse Prairie Beaverhead County Vigilante Co-op Co-op Dillon Dillon, With Mr. Babcock C. L. Blinn Harry Tash Beaverhead Valley

Beaverhead and Big Hole Haying Conditions Report

Beav­erhead valley reports quality and yield about average with labor scarce but not critical. Ranch labor recruiter T. C. Fairbank, via the U S Employment Service and extension service, has connected ranchers with job seekers. Most workers will move to the Big Hole after haying ends in lower valleys.

Beaverhead Valley Big Hole T. C. Fairbank U. S. Employment Service Extension Service

Death Claims Ranchman of Two Counties

Funeral held Monday at 2 30 from First Lutheran church Dillon with Rev Norman Benson officiating. Interment in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers listed: Jens Kristensen Nels Lauritsen Hans Henningsen William Jensen Frank Ellermann Hans Mikkelsen.

Kenison of Dillon First Lutheran Norman Benson Mountain View Cemetery Jens Christensen Nels Lauritsen Hans Henningsen William Jensen Frank Ellerman Hans Mikkelsen

Office Burglary Suspect Nabbed After Friday Night Break-In

Patton, a parole violator from Ohio, was questioned in Butte and brought to county jail after Beaverhead officials learned of the theft at a local office. He denied involvement, claiming two other men admitted breaking in, while the break was found when Jaques opened the office Saturday morning.

Typewriter Lew D. Brundage Patton Butte Claude Lay Beaverhead Ohio State Prison Jaques

School boards appoint examiners and visiting officials

County superintendent Mrs. Christine Opp announces the appointment of Mrs. C. J. Hovren and Miss Florence Hellman to a textbook examining board and Mrs. Jewell Carrigan and Mrs. Ernest Nelson to a history book examining board. Mrs. W. D. Sandy attended to business in Dillon Monday from Twin Bridges. The report also notes continuity with the army air forces traditions.

Christine Opp C. J. Hovren Florence Hellman Jewell Carrigan Ernest Nelson W. D. Sandy Dillon Twin Bridges

Government ownership versus private power discussed

A speaker argues government owned power systems avoid taxes and high interest while private electric companies pay taxes and fund loans. The message warns government ownership harms American business and taxpayers while noting most power is produced by self supporting firms and promotes a radio program on CBS.

U. S. Treasury

Montana Power Company warns against wasting electricity

Montana Power Company urges prudent use of power despite low rates. The notice emphasizes conserving energy during periods of affordability to prevent outages and ensure stable supply for all customers.

Rural School Week at Normal College Highlights

The Normal college observes Rural School week with programs on July 23 to 26 led by Dr. Sheldon E. Davis and faculty panelists. Topics cover rural school alumni, one room school progress, projects for 1944-45, and a workshop on school records and reports. An exhibit showcases rural school work and teacher activities from summer programs.

Normal College Sheldon E. Davis Montana Davis Florence Hellman Rush Jordan J. Ford McBain Myrtle Savidge Ira Someson Christine Opp Beaverhead Couty Opp

Harriso Couple Traveled to Dillon and Grasshopper Valley

Mr and Mrs Hollis Harriso of Bozeman are spending a few days in Dillon and the Grasshopper Valley visiting the region and enjoying the scenery and local sites.

Hollis Harriso Bozeman Dillon Grasshorper Valley

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