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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 12, 1954

Page

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Vigilante Cattlemen Movement Urged at Beaverhead Meeting

About 35 cattlemen from Beaverhead and Madison counties attended a dinner at the Andrus hotel to back the formation of the Vigilante Cattlemen, with Del Lichenberg outlining aims to secure better sale prices through direct marketing to feeders in the intermountain states and California. The group plans local road signs and a $10 membership per breeding cow and 20c per head sold, with a follow up organizing meeting in five weeks to sign more ranchers.

Beaverhead Madison Andrus Jefferson J . Brenner Grant del Lichenberg Ennis Roup Montana Armbelt Calfornia United Effort Vigilarte Denver Igns Unks Toby On Whitehall Ed Atkins Jack Kanalz Harrison Paul Kehoe Clark Raymond Sheridan J. E Selway Len Brenner Arnold Benson

Jaycee Road-E-O Set for Dillon Contestants

President Earl Williamson announced the Jaycee Teenage Road-e-o for Dillon entrants on Saturday May 2. A 10 am written test at the high school and 130 pm driving exam followed. Eligible if under 20 by July 1. top three win and state qualifier. Entry forms due May 20 at Tovey Insurance Agency.

Earl Williamson Dillon Tovey Insurance Agency D & L Jewelry Royal Archer Joe Townsend Junior Chamber of Commerce Liberty Mutual Life Insurance Company American Trucking Association Jaycees Chamber of Commerce

National Guard Rotary Program At Dillon Club Meeting

Dillon Rotary heard from National Guard members led by Capt John Wedum about guard camps this summer and state command, with 300000 troops expected. John McGee outlined unit missions, equipment readiness, and public demonstrations, noting low cost reserves and local inspections. Rep. George Gleed joined the club as a new member.

Dillon Rotary Club National Guard John Wedum Wedum Montana John McGee McGee Co D. 163Rd American Cavalry Don Wheat Joel Summers Helens Buzz Johnson Missoula Jess Green Bozeman George Gleed Dilion Club

VFW Convention Set in Dillon Sunday Speakers and Schedule

District No 4 VFW convention of Montana held in Dillon on May 16 with posts from Helena Butte Anaconda Ennis Twin Bridges Whitehall Philipsburg Jackson Lima Millen Townsend Hall and Boulder sending delegates Registration starts 10 am at the Elks hall with Carl M Davis in charge District Commander Floyd J Stewart to call the session to order at 1 30 pm Delegates also attend the Ladies convention at the IOOF hall A banquet follows with Lloyd Dougherty as toast master George Green to deliver welcome and Lee Neilson department commander to speak Entertainment arranged by committee led by Ben Davis Veterans urged to attend.

VFW Department of Montana Dillon Helena Butte Anaconda Ennis Whitehall Philipsburg Jackson Lima Millen Townsend Hall Boulder Elks Hall Carl M Davis Floyd J Stewart IOOF Lloyd Dougherty George Green Lee Neilson Department of Montana Ben Davis Harry Jensen Dillon Post

Beav erhead cattle and lamb outlook cited as favorable

W W Hawkins president of the First National Bank says beef calves survived last week's April storm in good condition and lamb losses were negligible. He predicts a potential bumper crop as early lambing increases and twin births rise, pending moisture to feed range in southwestern Montana. Montana state employment service notes adequate labor supply and steadier, better quality workers.

Beaverhead County W W Hawkins First National Bank Montana Hawkins

Pioneers to Meet in Dillon for Joint Convention Plans

Beaverhead county branch of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers will meet Friday night May 14 at 8 in the museum building. Monsure Cockrell of Kalispell Montana president and Roy Crismas of Missoula executive secretary will attend to decide plans for the joint convention in Dillon August 13 14 and 15 All eligible members urged to attend.

Beaverhead County Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers Monsure Cockrell Kalispell Montana Sons and Daughters Roy Crismas Missoula Montana Society of Pioneers Dillon

Democrats Plan Jefferson Jackson Rally in Dillon

Beaverhead Democrats announce an old fashioned Jefferson Jackson day rally in Dillon city hall auditorium May 27 at 3 00 p m. John J Womack acting chairman says a prominent speaker from the state central committee will attend. County candidates John McDonald Norman Giles Ralph Davis Carl Davis seek office. state leaders from Helena expected.

John J Womack Beaverhead County Democratic Central Committee Dillon City Hall Womack State Central Committee Beaverhead John McDonald Norman Giles Ralph Davis Carl Davis Helena

Beavers Take Third in Polson Track Meet

Beavers finish third in western divisional Class B meet at Polson with 35 points. Polson wins, Whitefish runner-up. John McCollum captures 220 yard dash in 23.2 seconds and ties for first in 100. Gun Nar Kalsta and Bill Bierrum take second places in related events. Don Murray and Jack Selway claim thirds. Beavers head to state meet in Missoula.

Beavers Polson Whitefish John McCollum The Gunnar Kalsta Bill Bierrum Don Murray Jack Selway Missoula

Hearing on Appointment of Beaverhead River Commissioner

Judge Philip Duncan will hear Thursday at 9:00 a.m. to consider appointing a water commissioner for the Beaverhead River. Ranchers are urged to attend as a petition urges action over low river water levels caused by irrigation withdrawals.

Philip Duncan Beaverhead

Bulldogs Dominate Warm-up Meet Before Conference

In a prelude to the Small College conference event held here Saturday five colleges competed. The Bulldogs led with 71 points, Rocky Mountain 66, Mines of Butte 34, Carroll of Helena 26, and Eastern 6. Mason of Rocky Mountain led with 21 points. Merrifield of Western added 14 and Kibbie of the Bulldogs 12.75. The Bulldogs seek a repeat conference victory at the upcoming meet here Saturday.

Bulldogs Rocky Mountain Mines of Butte Carroll of Helena Eastern Mason Merrifield Western Kibbie

Justice E G Innes Files for Republican Primary Run

Files for Justice E G Innes, one of Dillon township’s two justices of the peace, show his bid to succeed himself on the Republican ticket in the July primary election.

E. G. Innes Dillon Township

Fifty-Three Students Graduating From Dillon Grade School

Fifty-three eighth grade students of Dillon public school are listed to graduate Tuesday May 25 at 2 p.m. in the college auditorium. President Rush Jordan of Western Montana College of Education will give the address. The ceremony includes DAR and American Legion essay awards and patrol certificates by Patrolman Royal Archer for the Montana highway patrol.

Dillon Public School College Rush Jordan Western Montana College of Education DAR Americal Legion Royal Archer Montana Highway Patrol Donna Fern Andrus Frederick Ellis Backus Marilyn Marie Bogut Harriet Elizabeth Brown Richard William Brundage Edith Joanne Clark Eileen Mae Eiden Donna Lee Given Rose Marie Henneberry Calvin Lee Hovis Roberta Jean Lee Mary Kay Mayberry Emmett Grant McBroom Irene Florence McNeill Michael Edmund Nettik Richard James Newton William Bert Petersen Kenneth Walton Peterson Donald Raymond Puyear Elizabeth Jean Sorenson Gary Walter Swartz Bruce Larrell Thomas Robert Dean Tysdal Kay Eileen Waldemar Robert L. Wallace Reuben James Waters David Bostwick Ethel Lavon Childs Roy Kenneth Cornell Shirley Frances Cote Shirley Irene Curry Ruth Irene Davis Paula Jean Decker

Camporee of Boy Scouts Here This Week End

Vigilante Council announces a large Camporee in Willow Creek area northwest of Dillon drawing 400 to 500 Scouts from multiple towns. Troops 60 62 64 hosting with Explorer Scouts assisting. a court of honor for Second Class and above. Lt Gov Gosman invited to present awards. events run Saturday to Sunday with archery rifle shooting and conservation activities.

Dillon Archery Club Butte Rifle Club Rifle Shooting Soil Conservation District Fish and Game Commission and Bird and Wildlife Forest Service George M. Gosman

Dillon Sailor Home From Far East Aboard Wisconsin

Dale G Buckingham metalsmith second class USN son of Mr and Mrs Chester W Buckingham of Dillon and husband of Mrs Celsus R C Buckingham of National City California returned home last week aboard the battleship Wisconsin The Wisconsin spent six months in the Far East and participated in Operation Flaghoist an amphibious training exercise at Iwo Jima in March serving as flagship of the Seventh Fleet commander

Dillon Far East Wisconsin Dale G. Buckingham USN Chester W. Buckingham S. Bozeman St Celsus R. C. Buckingham National City Calif Iwo Jima Seventh Fleet

Sixty-Six Seniors Set to Graduate From Beaverhead High

Sixty-six seniors will graduate from Beaverhead County High School on May 27, principal Martin Rahl announced. Diploma recipients include Keith Anderson, Neil Benson, Bill Bierrum, Roberta Bowring, Frank Buhrer, Joan Christensen, Carol Coca, and many others.

Beaverhead County Martin Rahl Keith Anderson Neil Benson Bill Bierrum Roberta. Bowring Frank ‘ Buhrer Joan Christensen Carol Coca Nougher Bill Cottom Jim’Dodd Gerald Dumke Donald Gransberg Don Gregovich Lorraine Grimes Edward Harrington Richard Hiton Wilma Hoy Gail Huntley Harold Jensen Bob Johnson Nora’ Lee Jones Gunnar Ehalsta Jack Kenison Edna Lohr Henry Lohr Jules Marchesseault Barbara Markovic Rachel Mayberry Myrna McCarthy John McCollum Roy McLaren Jim Melton Nelson Fred Olsen Frank Perusich Lois Peters Harold Peterson Sue Petersen Phyllis Pickering Charles Pilgrim Brent Prophet Alice Polish Fred Rebish Mary

Piano Pupils to Be Heard in Recital Friday

Public school pupils of Hayesl Tomrey Baxter will be presented in a classical and popular piano recital at Beaverhead County High School auditorium Friday night at 8 o'clock. The program features Ann Mitchell Russell Green Ann Jones Janet Carr Benny Ryan Donna Andrus Irene Davis Jo Ann Gransberg George Heikila Betty Carlson Dick Ovitt Don Puyea Marilyn Miller Gosta Miller Darrell Johnson Angela Wolfe Bo Cornell Margaret Harrison Soni Holland Jo Katherine Lasich Donie Arrigoni Carol Nelson Roy Newton June Packer Charles Davis Bob Bramsman Janice Brennick Patsy Contway Judy Ann Laden Earl Ross Rose Marie Harris Adele Given Doris Given. High school piano students of Mrs Baxter were presented in their final recital Tuesday night.

Hayesl Tomrey Baxter Beaverhead County High School Ann Mitchell Russell Green Ann Jones Janet Carr Benny Ryan Donna Andrus Irene Davis Jo ‘Ann Gransberg George Heikila

Dillon Boxers Triumph in Butte Ring Card

The Dillon boxing club won seven of ten bouts on a ring card in Butte Friday evening. Bob Bunick and Dude Butler split their decisions, Harold Peterson scored a second round KO, Ronnie Hoffman won unanimously, George Jones and Scotty Hunt also won by decision. Jack Hoffman lost in the first round by TKO, Allan Zunick dropped a decision.

Butte Dillon Ring Club Iare Bob Bunick Dude Butler Harold Peterson Ronnie Hoffman George Jones Scotty Hunt Jack Hoffman Allan Zunick

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Jaycee VFW Sons and Daughters of Pioneers Robert Clark D’evelyn Marian Elaine Dingley Vida Ann Flanders Diana Glennon Ann Elizabeth Greene Sherry Ann Hilton Clara Marie Jensen Edward A. Kenison Bette Ann Mockel Frank. W. Muchmore June Packer Delores Elizabeth Piazzola Jeannette Marie-Prohosky Daniel R. Rebish Jerry Rowe Frederick Sargeson Kathryn Straugh William. Roge Sweeney Charles C. Tolson Gayle Louise Wheat Wisdom Divide Lima Armstead Virginia City Explorer Scouts
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