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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1944

Page

8

First Primary Trials Develop as Week Opens

The week sees the first primary election contest in the county with Martin Jackson and Blaz Lugar seeking the Republican nomination for commissioner from the Big Hole district. Jackson, a prominent rancher and former two-term county commissioner, is joined on the ballot by John Prohosky a garage owner from Armstead and Horse Prairie running Democrat for Red Rock district No 2. Louis P Stahl files Friday for the Republican justice of the peace nomination in Dillon township. he has served two decades in that role. Open swimming periods for women and men are listed, with Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts reserving pools on specific days.

Boy Scouts Girl Scouts Martin Jackson Blaz Lugar Big Hole Justice of the Peace Martin C. Jackson Jackson Board of County Commissioners Beaverhead Board of Commissioners John Prohosky Armstead Horse Pr Louis P. Stahl Dillon Township Twin Bridges Dillon Butte Julius Hartwig Donald Tash Elza Patrick Horse Prairie Grasshopper Creek Sheep Creek Bernard Whitworth Arnold Benson Salees Carrigans and McMenomeys John

Veterans and Reassignments Highlight Local War News

Local notices recount service member movements including Pvt Vincent M. Gibbons and Pvt Wilbur Squires arriving in England from various camps. Lt LaRue Cantrell of Dillon receives his commission at Fort Benning. Casterline, Grant, Selway officers cited for valor, and Beaverhead county men drawn toward induction and postings.

Beaverhead County Daniel Boka Dillon Lewis Keller Smith Lima Deforest William Thompson Carl William Parish Wisdom Fort Douglas U. S. Army Selective Service Board

Beaverhead Rancher Narrowly Survives Flood Rescue

In Beaverhead a rancher was swept 200 feet to an island by floodwaters. Two searchers spotted him under willow branches and threw a rope. He escaped exhaustion after another daring pull from the torrent and reported swallowing more water than during his previous 200-foot ordeal.

Peyre Ernie

Mrs John Wenger Chosen Legion Auxiliary Head

Beav er head unit selects Mrs John Wenger as Legion Auxiliary head with official delegates Mrs F G Alyon district president Mrs A S Johnson district historian and Mrs Patton department vice president The program featured a short musical performance directed by Nellie Little Poole.

John Wenger Legion Auxiliary Beaverhead F. G. Alyon A. S. Johnson Patton Nellie Little Poole

Delegation Meets With Club Leader in Missoula Meetings

A delegation called on a club leader and discussed study plans after school. Dr. White spoke at a Friday luncheon in the Ren dezvous room of the Finlen hotel. Regional vice president Mrs. Burke and incoming state president Mrs. Bridenbaugh attended, along with former and current state officers at Missoula meetings.

White Finlen Hotel Victor Burke J. H. Bridenbaugh Missoula Sabra Jennings Evelyn Rimel

Thirteen Rural Pupils Earn Diplomas Across County

The Bristow and West Fox schools produced thirteen diploma recipients. Betty Lou Lugar and Harriet Lugar from Bristow and John Peterson of West Fox were among the eighth and seventh grade honorees, with Frances Sims posting the county's top eighth grade average and John Peterson the top seventh grade score.

Betty Lou Lugar Harriet Lugar Bristow School John Peterson West Fox School Frances Sims

Local Soldier Killed in Action During World War II

Following enlistment in Spokane in the U S Army Air Corps in 1942, he trained here and sailed to England eight months ago. He served as bomber crew chief and was wounded April 25. Believed to have recovered and was again in action when killed. While in Dillon he worked for Brack's Motor Supply and stayed with Mr and Mrs Nelson.

Norman Grant Dillon Great Falls Army Air Corps C. M. Casterline Dell Spokane U. S. Army Air Corps England Brack’s Motor Supply Company Nelson

Beaverhead Women Attend Missoula Session of State Club Meet

Three Beaverhead representatives joined a procession of officers at the Montana women's clubs convention held June 5 to 7 at the Florence hotel. The event opened with prayers and a keynote by Dr. E O Melby urging brotherhood and inclusive society amid postwar questions.

Beaverhead Montana Women's Clubs Florence Hotel Our Armed Services C. H. Clapp Federation Dean J. E. Miller America Dean Miller United States E. O. Melby The State University Warren Hughes

Mrs Rebecca Jardine Dies in California

Mrs Rebecca Jardine mother of James I Jardine head of government research for U S and territories and Dudly Jardine of Idaho Falls Idaho died in California. Survivors include two daughters Mrs George Stewart of Hamilton and Mrs Alice Turner of Martinez a sister Mrs Mary Shaw of Seattle 21 grandchildren 34 great grandchildren seven great great grandchildren and several nieces and nephews Walter Stewart of Wisdom is a grandson. Funeral services were held in Malad Idaho on Monday.

Wichita College James I. Jardine Washington D. C U. S. and Territories Dudly Jardine Idaho Falls Idaho George Stewart Hamilton Alice Turner Martinez California Mary Shaw Seattle Walter Stewart Wisdom Malad

Dillon Eles to Present Flag Service

David Hier Archie Greene Norman Giles Howard Babcock and Ed R Hilger will present the flag service. Following the Flag day exercises the regular meeting of the Dillon lodge will be held at the LO OF hall. Flags were on display through the city today.

David Hier Archie Greene Norman Giles Howard Babcock Ed R. Hilger Dillon Lodge LO of, Hall

Fall in hay carryover prompts lean 1944 feed outlook

The feed situation suggests end year carryover of feed grains will be the smallest since 1937 and 1944 production looks more favorable. May 1 hay stocks reached 10.3 million tons, down 23 percent from a year earlier and 5 percent below the 1938-42 average.

Top price of 31 cents paid baby beef sale report

Luther Smith acted as auctioneer in a morning show with judges George Harrison Guy Gray and Bernard Williams. 4 H showmanship winners were Erwin Marchesseau and Bruce Jardine. Future Farmers winners were Dale Pettit and Wayne Nelson. Blue ribbons went to Marchesseau Jardine Downing Nelson and others. red ribbons to Nelson Tucker Marchesseau Williams etc. Numerous animals sold for prices from 17 to 25 cents to buyers including Safeway Hansen Packing Co and Chris Bay. Prizes were donated by local businesses and clubs including Franklin Serum Co Dillon firms Kiwanis and State Bank & Trust.

Luther Smith George Harrison Guy Gray Bernard Williams C. Downing Erwin Marchesseau B. Nelson D. Romers L. Eliel Bruce Jardine FFA Arnold Paddock Tom Tucker Dale Dart Wayne Nelson Bob Rife Tom Nelson Harold Peterson John Peterson Gene Hansen Estella Marchesseau Butte Stock Yards Safeway Dean Romers Vaughn-Ragsdale C. L. Boyer Chester Downing Chris Bay Rose Ann Clemon Frank Madden Bill Nelson Fred, Kerr Eliel Hansen Packing Co Bill Jones George Clemon Montana Auto Roscoe Cornell Decker the Buffet Andrus Fountain Andrus Hotel Big Dipper Skeets Tom Clemow The Oasis

Rotary Club Entertains With Luncheon Skit

The Rotary Club event features a luncheon with a skit and encore by Chester Downing and John Lanner. Exhibitors include 4-H club members and Future Farmers.

Rotary Club Lucheon Chester Downing John Lanner 4-H Club

Beaverhead Flood Strikes Dillon Area Costs Plants and Homes

Flood waters from the Beaverhead crest near Dillon inundated the Dillmont park area and lowland ranches, washing out bridges and damaging homes. Fox farms near Dillon moved foxes to higher ground as crews rushed to reopen routes, while trains and bus service resumed after several days of disruption. Beekeepers suffered heavy losses with 65 colonies affected at Dell.

Dillon Mary Moller Chester Hale C. E. Blinn Dillmont Park Evans Burrell O. ©. Sharps Claude Shaffer Herm Pierce Glen Lyon Ed Johnson W. K. Hall George R. Baker Barretts

Also Mentioned on This Page

Frank King UA Lie Ennis Yellowstone Vincent M. Gibbons Camp Plauchi Co. C Camp Jesse Turner van Buren Ark Wilbur Squires Army Medical Corps Camp Reynolds George E. Ze Barth Mac, Co Camp Bennion USNTC Farragut, Ida Fort Benning LaRue Cantrell Montana Army of the United Beaverhead County High School Montana State College Bozeman Clyde Casterline Wendover Field Utah C. J. Casterline C-O AAFBU Jack T. Selway Italy R. J. Selway Africa Craig Anderson Jules Wenger Fleet P. O San Francisco Wilbur G. Gilbert, Jr Wilbur G W. G. Gilbert Clovis N. M Gilbert 2Nd Army Air Corps Army Air Base Hospital Minnesota Woolen Company Bill George Rife St Mont Citizens’ Committee Service Men City Hall Nellie Little Poole Skeezix R. Torkelson Rebecca Jardine Dillon Eles U. S. War Montana Power Company Dale Pettit J. J. Kelley Butte, Mont J. E. Kelley Zenith First National Bank Nortiwen Bancerporstien Aderal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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