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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1956

Page

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One Beaverhead Race Tops Local November Ballot

Beaverhead voters face a single county level contest in November the office of county commissioner. Democratic incumbent John Prohosky and Republican Harold Petersen compete with write ins failing to meet required thresholds. Official canvass by the board shows turnout around 64 percent with minor total changes. Drections note оста.

John Prohosky Armstead Harold C. Petersen Sheep Creek Basin Joan Prohosky Tom Clemon Halph Davis Justice of the Peace Evans Innes Dora Schmittroth Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Jack S. Brenner George E. Gleed H. E Contway Carl M. Davis J. F. Perkins W. L. Kluesner S. C. Arnold John W. Bonner George M. Gosman Beaverhead County Toke

County Rodeo and Fair Plan Float for Fourth of July Parade

The County Rodeo and Fair boards plan a parade float to represent the county and promote the annual event over Labor Day weekend in Butte. Bruce Watters says preliminary plans are underway for the Labor Day parade, already a feature of the show. Last year’s parade was one of the most colorful and largest, drawing hundreds of spectators. Entry blanks are being prepared for the 1956 event.

Butte Bruce Watters

Aged Water Mains Pose Critical City Problem

City officials warn that old wooden mains from the reservoir age and leaky lines threaten water service. Commissioner Bert Megquier cites extensive repair records and notes the main line is beyond its life span, urging systematic replacement and long range planning.

Bert Megquier

New Sanitarian Assumes Duties in Beaverhead Madison Counties

David Gallagher, from St Paul Minnesota, begins duties as sanitarian for Beaverhead and Madison counties under the State Board of Health. The post was vacant since October 1 after William Mortenson left for Phoeniz Arizona.

David Gallagher Dillon St. Paul University of Minnesota Gallagher State Merit System Montana Minnesota State Health Department City Bureau of Health Ramsey Peat Speen Retirement Association Quest Foundry Company Minneapolis

Beaverhead Ladies Club Holds Pots Lunch Meeting

The Beaverhead Ladies club gathered Tuesday afternoon at Mrs. Agnes Gransberg's home for a pot luck lunch and social time.

Beaverhead Agnes Gransberg

Purchase Program to Expand Tungsten Mfg Operations

The U S Senate is expected to pass the Murray bill to extend government purchases of tungsten and related metals, with the House likely to act quickly on a companion bill. The measure would buy 1 250 000 units at 55 dollars each, expanding Minerals Engineering at the Browns Lake mine and Glen mill after prior production curtailment and 35 layoffs in April.

U. S. Senate House Minerals Engineering Company Browns Lake Glen Mill Secretary of the Interior

Shearing Starts On Region's 1 Million Clip

Beaverhead's wool harvest accelerates as large crews begin full scale shearing. Williams warehouse in Dillon reports 125000 pounds received to date with last year's shipments around 850000 pounds. Buyer Walter Foster estimates about 85 percent of the 1956 region clip has been sold at 44 to 49.5 cents per pound.

Beaverhead Williams Dillon Area Dave Williams Divide Dell Lima Monida Walter T. Foster

Elks Ship Hides to Aid Vets Therapy Program

Elks lodges in Dillon Virginia City and Deer Lodge organized a large shipment of dry hides for a Los Angeles tannery to produce leather for occupational therapy at 125 veterans hospitals nationwide. Ranchers donated hides, the lodge packed them, Consolidated Freightways hauled the ton and a half free, Mark Williams oversaw storage, and this third such shipment in four years supports veterans welfare.

Elks Lodges Dillon Virginia City Deer Lodge Los Angeles Veterans Service Grand Lodge Dave Williams Lodge Consolidated Freightways Elks

Dillon Youths to Attend Shrine Circus in Butte

Fifth to eighth grade boys and girls from Dillon will be guests of Irvine & Cottom potato growers and the Dillon Kiwanis club at the Shrine Circus in Butte Saturday afternoon. Tickets are provided by the firm and transportation by Kiwanis. this is the second year of the arrangement, following a highly successful previous event.

Dillon Irvine & Cottom Dillon Kiwanis Club Shrine Circus Butte Service Club Iwanis Committee

Vandals Damaged City Park Trees Friday Night

Police and the sheriff investigated vandalism at City Park where a car hit and knocked down several newly planted saplings around 11:30 PM. George Brown reported the crash after hearing the vehicle. Seven damaged saplings received first aid. another was broken off. Volunteers from the Jaycees and townspeople planted the trees as part of park improvements.

George Brown Iing Jaycees

Right or Wrong by George M Melton on Beaverhead river water rights

The article poses legal questions about who owns Beaverhead river water and the right to use it. It discusses state federal and private ownership, unappropriated water, and the lawyer's approach to finding answers while noting courts may rule differently. Continued on page 4.

L.L.B Beaverhead Beaverhead River

Diamond O Ranch Sale Near Point of Rocks Reported

Walter S. Jones announced the sale of the Diamond O Ranch in Beaverhead County. The transfer moves 7500 acres deeded and 1180 leased acres from Mr. and Mrs. Staudenmeyer to Mr. and Mrs. Leon Miller and Mr. Leon Miller Jr. of Liberty Missouri. The Staudenmeyers bought the ranch in 1916 from A. D. LaDue and will keep their Centennial ranch. The Millers, longtime Missouri farmers, also ran a Liberty feed company. six Miller children will move to the new holdings.

Point of Rocks Beaverhead County Walter S. Jones L.G. Staudenmeyer Leon Miller Leon Miller, Jr Liberty Missouri Staudenmeyer A. D. LaDue Laverne, Minn

Committees to Recommend Action on Parking Meters and Compressor

City committees met Monday at City Hall to draw up recommendations on bids for parking meters and a mobile air compressor unit. The reports will go to the City Council, which resumes Wednesday after last week’s continued session. Members include aldermen Sargent Herman Band Robertson on street and alley. Puyear Magnus and Sargent on fire and order. Mayor Lovell attended as fourth member during the pending alderman replacement.

T. W. Sargent Jario .Herman E.W. B Carl Robertson Paul Puyear Max Magnus Cliff Mockel P. J. Lovell

County Awards Hospital And Physician Contracts

County commissioners in their regular session last week accepted the bid of Dr. R. Wendell Poundstone to combine the services of county health officer and county physician at a salary of 325 dollars per month. They also approved Jack and Ivy Thiel to operate the Rierview Rest Home, for 100 dollars per month per patient, with the county supplying buildings equipment electricity and fuel and the bidders providing all food and services for patients.

R. Wendell Poundstone Jack Ivy Thiel Rierview

Beaverhead District Wins Second in National Soil Awards

Beaverhead Soil Conservation District earned second place honors in Montana's national soil conservation awards program judged by state officials. Rex Campbell of Montana State College announced Valley County District won the state prize, with awards based on district organization education planning publicity and soil and water conservation work. Arnold Benson was nominated by Beaverhead.

Beaverhead Montana National Soil Conservation Awards Valley County Rex Campbell Montana State ‘College Arnold Benson Beaverhead Ilis

Weather boosts crop outlook with early alfalfa cutting

The week ended yesterday saw a return to summer temperatures after a cool spell. Scattered light showers and ideal conditions improved prospects, with several operators planning alfalfa cuts a week to ten days ahead of normal. Daily highs ranged from the 70s to low 80s at the College station.

College Station L. S. Osborne

Also Mentioned on This Page

Lodge Hall Elks Hall Byron E. Sanborn Lloyd Whipple Post Veterans of Foreign Wars Legion P.E.R. Byron Sanborn Ardella Gray V.F.W Ruler Art Bay Joe R. Smith Esquire E. H. Gransberg Dan Carpita Dave Holverson George M. Melton Diamond O Ranch Sale
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