High scores propel teams in Dillon Bowling Center league
In the Commercial league at Dillon Bowling Center top performances led to high team totals. Cornell of Men's store posted a 278 high game and 621 three game series helping his team to 1 028 for the night and 2 742 series. Martinson of Laundry had a 241 high game and 625 series aiding a 928 game and 2 684 team total. Paddock Tyre moved into sole first as Task Transfer fell. Five teams share second place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Bowling Center
Cornell
Men's Store
Martinson of
Laundry
Paddock & Tyre
Winn’s
Commercial League Paddock & Tyrope Eern Cmb Reenne
Task Transfer
Eee Eeeessnereeeene
Bond Grocery Eames Enced
Nesatense
Wane
En Annes Ee Ceteeneneeneeetenes
Laundry Men's Store
Weber Etme Reennernweeneee
Orr Flowers Ceee Ee Pepewenen Aneterse
Warner's Ort Eewens
Creamery ‘Tribune Peder Tend Etese Webenereeeeseennn
Gosman’s Peete Teeter
Texaco Sepeneetsereesesesabrnseeneorttors
Eliel
Cerne Nam Earcemenems Parseentenenem Courthouse Ete Eereneetsenenenneceeese
Mueememerennasaessenseree
Laundry Company Joins National Laundry Institute Group
The Red and White Laundry and Cleaning Company of Dillon was accepted into full membership by the American Institute of Laundering. George H. Johnson of the Institute announced the decision from Joliet Illinois. The Institute represents thousands of laundries in the United States and Canada and promotes industrial cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
American Institute of Laundering
United States
George H. Johnson
Joliet
Ilinois
Canada
Gas Stamp Values Cut to About Two Gallons
The OPA restricts gas stamps, limiting B and C coupons for travel and warning enforcement officers to revoke gas books for improper use. A book holders protest as A coupon values fall and abuses by B and C holders grow, with complaints expected to intensify.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
High School Operetta Slated Mar 31 and Apr 1
Faust operetta presented by local high school with proceeds benefiting the blood plasma fund and the community train service. Cast includes students from drama club and music department. Showings expected at the school auditorium with ticket prices set to support charitable causes.
Alfred Short Passes Away at Hospital
Mrs. LaVina Peterson of Salt Lake City, Mrs. Athalia Van Dyke of Lyman Utah, Mrs. Arno Miller and Mrs. Mary Hansen of Palo Alto California, and several nieces and nephews are named in the notice as survivors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaVina Peterson
Salt Lake City
Athalia van Dyke
Lyman, Utah
Arno Miller
Mary Hansen
Palo Alto
Calif
Mrs Ernest Dubie Dies At Hospital
Mrs Ernest Dubie died at a hospital after living on a Blacktail Creek homestead and later moving to Dillon. Survived by her husband two daughters Marguerite Dubie and Mrs Howard Kent of Dillon two brothers and their wives L J Leveque Lewistown and D L Leveque Detroit Mich a sister Mrs Adelaide Bileaudeux of St Anne de Beauxpre Canada and a sister in law and brother in law Mr and Mrs Joe Dubie of Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blacktail Creek
Dillon
Marguerite Dubie
Howard Kent
L. J. Leveque
Lewistown
D. L. Leveque
Detroit
Mich
Adelaide Bileaudeux
St. Anne de Beauxpre
Canada
Joe Dubie
Butte
County Health Officer Reappointed. Three Month Physician Term Set
Minutes show Dr F M Poindexter reappointed as county health officer for a year and Dr W H Stehpan named county physician for three months to allow accurate budgeting per a 1944 legislative act. Meetings held March 7 and 8 covered disallowed claims, inmate counts, and financials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Poindexter
W. H. Stehpan
Legislative Assembly
Board of Budget
Ralph Jones’ Baby
F. M. Allison
H. A. Stanchfield
Gilbert Elected Head Woolgrowers In Nominating Meet
J H Gilbert elected head of the Woolgrowers association after a meeting on predatory animal control. Howard Morse discussed the warehouse issue. A nominating committee was chosen with George Melton as chairman and members A G Williams Warren Shaw H Peterson and Otto Schulz.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Morse
George Melton
A. G. Williams
Warren Shaw
H. Peterson
Otto Schulz
Howard Morse, Jr
Frank Tyro
AAF Training Command Graduates Large Pilot Class
Headquarters Army Air Forces Central Flying Training Command at RANDOLPH FIELD Texas reports a large graduation of bomber and fighter pilots from eleven southwest flying schools. Among the new pilots are William S. Connor of Melrose, Neal Sullivan, and Joe Bergeson, with several others in training or awaiting assignments. Details include various service assignments, furloughs, hospital admissions, marriages, and overseas postings of Dillon area servicemen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Army Air Forces
Central Flying Training Command
Randolph Field
Texas
AAF Training Command
Euope
CFTC
William S. Connor
Melrose
Corp
Neal Sullivan
Army Air Corps
John Sullivan
Dillon Rancher
Pasadena
Calif
India-China
Air Transport Command
Amos Elliott
Dillon
Sullivan
Joe Bergeson
Flight B
MAAF
Merced
Beaverhead Forest Allotments and Income Details
Forest allotments received by county total last year amount to $26,948. Beaverhead County shows a 1943 forest income of $17,240. Since the division of forest funds began, Beaverhead has received $222,262.38 in total.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Forest
Beaverhead
Family of Clifton McLaughlin Moves to Great Falls
Mrs. Clifton McLaughlin and two children left this week for Great Falls to join Mr. McLaughlin who works in defence industries there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clifton McLaughlin
Great Falls
McLaughlin
Defence Industries
Jackson Baby Beef club elects officers for year
The Jackson Baby Beef club met at the Clemows to elect officers for the year Bruce Jardine is president George Clemow vice president Rose Ann Clemow secretary John Peterson news reporter Bill Nelson recreation leader Francis Ralston county agent. The club received a 4 H flag and charter. Tom Clemow and Wendell Jardine received leadership pins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Baby Beef Club
Tom Clemow
Bruce Jardine
George Clemow
Rose ‘Ann Clemow
John Peterson
Bill Nelson
Francis Ralston
Wendell Jardine
Mrs Dalzell Claimed by Illness in Dillon
Mrs. Dalzell death notice recalls her life with husband J J Dalzell a miner in Butte until 1926 and later in Dillon. Survived by three daughters Mrs Muggs McGrath Mrs James McCarthy Dillon and Mrs Lillian Reeves Missoula one granddaughter Mrs Glen Stinson Dillon two grandsons Jack Reeves Bremerton Washington and Aviation Cadet Bob Reeves Carlsbad New Mexico a niece Mrs Loretta Byrne Butte and two great grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tana
J. J. Dalzell
Dalzell
Butte
Dillon
Muggs McGrath
McGrath
James McCarthy
Lillian Reeves
Missoula
Glen Stinson
Jack Reeves
Bremerton
Wash
Bob Reeves
Carlsbad
N. M
Loretta Byrne
Mrs Burke Joins Bozeman Visit Before Navy Training
Mrs. Edmund Burke stayed with her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Hirshman of Bozeman for several days. She and Lieut Burke will depart for New York for advanced naval intelligence training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edmund Burke
S. D. Hirshman
Bozeman
Lieut. Burke
New York
Naval Intelligence
Mrs Lovell Returns From Rochester Treatment
Mrs. P. J. Lovell has returned home after receiving medical treatment in Rochester Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. J. Lovell
Rochester, Minn
Dillon and Stanford face off in state tournament schedule
Roundup lists games from Thursday through Saturday featuring Dillon Butte Central Bozeman Stanford Great Falls Miles City and Wolf Point with winners and losers advancing to class B and A championships. Beavers seek revenge against Butte Central after a 70 37 pre tournament loss and a historic 21 20 state final comeback by Vince Gibbons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Central
Bozeman
Dillon
Stanford
Great Falls
Miles City
Montana
Beavers
Butte
Maroons
Missoula
Joe Kelly
Beaver
Wolf Point
Havre
Wolves
Vince Gibbons
Missoula Couple Welcomes Baby Girl Cathleen Ann
Mr and Mrs Harold Babcock welcome daughter Cathleen Ann born March 14 in Missoula. The family notes Mr Babcock formerly served as coach and instructor at the local high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Babcock
Missoula
Babcock
Cathleen Ann
Rotary Club Names Board of Directors for High School Operetta
The Rotary Club presented the board of directors for the coming high school operetta "My Maryland" by the school orchestra led by Fred Honeychurch. The operetta runs March 31 and April 1 with proceeds to the blood plasma fund and the community train service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maryland
Fred Honeychurch
W. J. Bierrum
Great Falls
Rationing Reminders and Stamp Validity for 1944
Lists good through dates for meats fats green stamps gas gasoline tire inspection sugar shoe stamps airplane stamps and income tax deadlines. Notes changes in point values and new stamp validity dates with announcements pending on a further shoe stamp. Subscriptions urged for the Examiner.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Paddock & Tyro
The
Examiner Printing Co
Battle Creek
Faust
Alfred Short
Ernest Dubie
J. H. Gilbert
Dillon Service
Examiners Service
Don Julson
Bob Stephan
Bob Warner
Pvt
Thomas E. Judge
Camp Callan
San Diego
Army
John Bobinac
U. S. Naval Hospital Corona
Harold Bedder
Naval Hospital
Farragut
Fred F. Smith
Lee A. Meeds
324Th Air Corps
Virginia
Richmond, Va
David Bays
Henry
Oliver Meeds
John W. Denny
U. S. Marine Corps Hospital
Seattle
South Pacific
Cpl
H. E. Morse
Stanford University
Fort Sill
Oklo
Waldron Boger
Iran
Roger Sunday
Medical Corps
Guy Russell Gray
Marine Camp
Guy Gray
Montana Power Company
Jackson
Sherity Rebekahs
Diana Lodge
Jack Shepherd
Richard
Wilson
Henry Wenger
Little Son
John Jackson
Harold Nelson
Rebekahs
Sincerity Lodge
Diana
Diana Rebekahs Thursday When the Assembly President, Mrs. Alice Dodge
Dan Pendergast
Elvin Petersen
Diana Dodge
Elizabeth Clemon
Betsy
Coy Rice
Tom Clemon
Rotary ‘Club
Board OF Directors
W. E. Monger
Dr. R. V. Bentzin
Metlen
Ars
First National Bank
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