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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1941

Page

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City Council Meets With Mayor Megquire at Helm

The newly elected Dillon city council met May 7 with eight members and Mayor Bert Megquire. They decided to keep current appointive posts if efficient and discussed amending the election day beer ordinance to allow store sales. Forrest Bayerd resigned as city engineer. Irving Orr was named in the discussion.

Bert Megquire Megquire Dillon Food Retailers Montana Forrest Bayerd Irving Orr

Campaign on Crickets Moves to Use Poison

A Mormon cricket control campaign began south and west of Snowline with help from federal state forest service and county. Foreman Brickley leads a mechanized unit with two dusters and four Birch Creek CCC workers to spray arsenic dust for roughly a month, targeting migratory infestations from south of the divide that reached Snowline last summer.

Snowline Forest Service Brickley Birch Creek CCC Divide Dist Stone

Beaverhead County Commission Meets May 5 1941

Beaverhead County Montana board of county commissioners opens the May meeting with sessions Monday May 5 1941 at 9:00 a.m. Present are Commissioners Henneberry Shaw Hartwig and Clerk Baker. Bids for a diesel crawler tractor and an angle dozer are opened with Westmont Tractor and Equipment Co. offering the lowest bids, and a hearing is scheduled for a horse herd district petition.

Beeverhead Westmont Tractor and Equipment Co J. D. Adams Co J. D

Citizenship Day Staged May 20 To Feature Next Year’s Project

Beaverhead county home demonstration council sets a meeting on Monday June 2 from 10 30 a m to 3 30 p m in the little theatre room of Beaverhead county high school All officers of home demonstration clubs will attend Frances Smith state home demonstration leader of Montana State College will speak on Next Year s Project Nellie McKnight of Dell is president and will conduct the meeting Other officers include Mrs Albert Streb Melrose vice president and Mrs A J Rite of the Dillon Riverside club secretary

Beaverhead County Little Theatre Beaverhead County High School Frances Smith Montana State College Nellie McKnight Dell Albert Streb Melrose A. J. Rite Dillon Riverside Slub

Citizenship Day Observed in Dillon With Judge Speakers

Next Tuesday May 20 Citizenship Day will be observed in Dillon to honor aliens who renounced allegiance and to recognize 21 year old Americans eligible to vote. District Judge Henry G. Rogers chairs the program with the county bar association sponsoring. Judge Albert Anderson will be principal speaker in the county courthouse courtroom. Citizenship Day was created.

Dillon Henry G. Rodgers County Bar Association Albert Anderson

May 1824 Proclaimed as City Cleanup Week

Dillon Mayor Bert Megquier proclaims the week of May 1824 as general cleanup week for Dillon. Citizens are urged to tidy yards parkings and alleys and to participate with pride. He notes no bomb debris to contend with and hopes 1942 becomes a strong Taachamaraw callup season.

Dillon London

Local Softball Season Opens With Six-Team Night Series

Six teams opened the local softball season with three official games. Safeway beat Elels 8 to 5 as Larson and Harrison pitched. Pheasants edged Winn 10 to 9 with Hignight Peterson and Osborne on the winning battery. Firemen beat Gleeds 16 to 3 in an exhibition. Mayor Megquire threw the first ball. Pheasants then beat Safeways 11 to 8, Winn topped Firemen 16 to 12 in another free scoring night.

Safeway Elels Larson Harrison Farrell Good J. Rife Winn Hignight Peterson Osborne Watkins Floyd Davis Bert Megquire Dave Williams Kiwanis Pheasants Winn’s

State Head Elks Lodge Here Friday

Jess L Angstman Montana Elks president will visit Dillon Friday evening May 16 as honor guest at a special meeting in place of the regular Tuesday session. A program and Dutch lunch follow with accompaniments by Frank Venable and other state officers. a Virginia City delegation is expected.

Jess L. Angstman Havre Montana Elks Dillon Elks Angstman Frank Venable Virginia City Homer Faust

Rotary Club hears Alaska travel tale from Niblacks

Charles Niblack spoke at the Monday Rotary dinner about the Alaska trip with Mrs. Niblack. He showed photographs of Juneau Skagway Yukon Whitehorse Dawson Anchorage Seward Fairbanks and Matanuska valley with notes on local projects and government debt. Mrs Sargent played piano solos and a joint meeting with the Kiwanis was set to view Army film footage on mechanized maneuvers.

Charles Niblack Rotary Club Niblack T. W. Sargent Kiwanians U Army Uncle Sam

Mrs Gruwell Dies in Butte at 73

Elva Maude Gruwell 73 died Monday night at her daughter’s home in Butte. Funeral set for Thursday at 2 PM Brundage chapel with Rev J A Mieke officiating. Born November 18 1876 in Pine Orchard Canada she lived in Dillon since 1900. Survived by daughters Nemeck Butte and Barber Toronto sons Curtis Dillon and W A Bingham Portland sister Emma Randall Iowa City and five grandchildren.

Elva Maude Gruwell Jack Nemeck Butte Brundage Chapel J. A.mieke Pine Orchard Ontario Canada Dillon al Gruwell Nemeck R. J. Barber Toronto Curtis Gruwell W. A. Bingham Portland Ore Emma Randall Iowa City

Vaccination Clinic Held Yesterday At Bagley Building

School children and pre schoolers received smallpox vaccination and diphtheria immunization at a Bagley building clinic held Tuesday afternoon. Written parental consent or accompaniment by a parent was required for all students. Local doctors conducted the clinic.

Bagley

Wiksdahl Couple Return From Lava Hot Springs Visit

Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Wiksdahl ended a short Lava Hot Springs trip Tuesday and drove on the same day to their Wade Lake summer home.

J. V. Wiksdahl Lava Hot Springs Wade Lake

May Fete Friday Brings Full House At Training School

Four hundred students from the training school and Normal College produced the annual May Fete Friday evening May 9. Wilma Clayton of Big Timber was named May Queen with attendants Davie Ann Dye Corvallis Shirley Erickson Plentywood Sylvia Nelson Anaconda and Doris Swanke Two Dot. The Little Symphony under Ralph McFadden and Glee clubs directed by Vernon Taylor provided the musical program.

Training School Normal College College Wilma Clayton Big Timber Davie Ann Dye Corvallis Shirley Erickson Plentywood Sylvia Nelson Anaconda Doris Swanke Det Miss Clayton College Girls’ Glee Club Little Symphony Orchestra Ralph McFadden Vernon Taylor Marjorie Hamer Elizabeth Shotwell Florence Hellman Eunice Miller Ruth Smith Gladys Forrester Elsie Grime Ruth Grotheer Octavia Graves Ruth Phelps Mary Dawn Warner Bruce Waters Valaree Sheldon Lillian Presbitero

Omission Notice for Martha Gilman Graduating at B C H S

The school acknowledges an omission of senior Martha Gilman from last week’s graduating list. Gilman focused on home economics and was active in glee club library work and Girl Scouts.

Martha Gilman B.C.H.S Martha

Babcocks Welcome Son Born Saturday Night in Butte

Mr and Mrs Harold Babcock announce the arrival of their son born Saturday night in a Butte hospital. The couple pleased with the new addition joins the family in celebrating the newborn.

Harold Babcock Butte

Clinic explains legal prices and hours to Dillon retailers

Pat Keeley of the Montana Trades Commission spoke to about two dozen Dillon retailers on the Fair Trades Act and Unfair Practices Act. He outlined minimum pricing based on invoice cost, freight, and business-specific overhead, noting no cash discounts or free displays.

Pat Keeley Montana Trades Commission Dillon Montana Commission

Six Men to Answer Call June Fifth Induction List Expanded

Local selective service officials have requested six Dillon men for the June 5 call. Alfred Ryder Don C. Marx Myrel W. Flohr Irvin H. Dumpke and Carl Swanson will report to Missoula for physicals and induction. Albert Koke of Armstead also named.

Missoula Alfred Ryder Don C. Marx Myrel W. Flohr Irvin H. Dumpke Carl Swanson Dillon Albert Koke Armstead John Kelly Ogden Utah Joseph Loomis Dighton Kan John C. Olson Genoa Neb Lewis K. Higgins Lula Mont Earl C. Knutson Benson Minn Edward L. Larson Newell Towa

Edison Kent Named to Philipsboro Rotary Board

Edison W. Kent county attorney of Granite county and Dillon native was named to the Philipsboro Rotary club board. He is a Beaverhead County High School and Montana University alumnus.

Edison W. Kent John Kent Dillon Granite County Philipsboro Rotary Club Kent Beaverhead County Montana University

MSU Dillon Orchestra Members Help Mount Mikado Production

Melbourne Jackson of Dillon a Montana State college senior played in the orchestra for The Mikado spring musical by the associated students. Helen Anderson of Dillon served on the ticket committee.

Melbourne Jackson Dillon Montana State College

Hendrickson and Melum visit Dillon sister in college

Mr and Mrs Ernie Hendrickson and Luther Hendrickson and Bernie Melum of Capitol Montana arrived in Dillon Tuesday evening to visit Agnes Melum, a Normal College student, sister of Mr Melum.

Ernie Hendrickson Luther Hendrickson Bernie Melum Capitol, Mont Dillon Melum Agnes

Beaverhead High Concert to Feature Local and Butte Acts

The Beaverhead County High School concert conducted by Director L A Gregory is free Monday evening May 19. It will open with seven orchestral and solo numbers, then a twirling revue by a Butte high school troupe with a ten piece band, followed by Mining City ettes and Beaverhead twirlers. The band portion includes five group numbers, a sousaphone solo by Frank Kurtz, and a piccolo duet by two Butte musicians. Beaverhead performers include Edwin Ashworth, George Bowring, Philip Bowring, Dorothy Boka, Dale Dart, Doris McAdam, Don Smith, Bob Stanchfield, Bill Tait, Harry Tash, and many others.

Beaverhead County High School L. A. Gregory Mary Castles Butte High School Beaverhead High H. J. Scheisser Butte Frank Kurtz Beaverhead Band Edwin Ashworth George Bowring Phillip Bowring Phillip Bond Daniel Boka Dorothy Boka Billy Curry Florence Casterline Harold Cantrell Giovannina Cardinale Leone Cashmore Dale Dart Dorothy Ann Gosman Annabelle George Bruce Grimes Michael Hollenbeck Ned Hatton Bunny Jackson Maysel Mallon J. W. McCracken Vernon McLaughlin Doris McAdam Bob Quackenbush Florence Rice Marilynn Routledge Don Smith Dee Smith Bob Stanchfield Verl Sargent Bill Tait Harry Tash Barbara Jean Tash Erma Lou Warner Don West Don Wheat Bob Wolf Gordon Wolfram Bonnie Lou George Bernard Harkness Loretta MaeDowell Shirley McFadden Peggy Quackenbush Elaine Roberts Marjorie Staudenmeyer Lou Sage James Selway Louise Bonnefield

Dillon Auto Repair Shop Opens in Town

This week Dillon ends a busy campaign as George Heikkila and Vernon Nelson open the Dillon Auto Repair shop at 14 North Idaho. The two former Davis Motor Company mechanics plan a full-service garage opposite the Hartwig theatre with ongoing renovations and a steady stream of local well-wishers requesting motor, brake, or ignition checks.

Dillon Auto Repair North Idaho George Heikkila Vernon Nelson Dillon Davis Motor Company Watson Repair Shop Hartwig Theatre

Butte Women Attend Daughters of the Nile Meeting

Butte visitors Mrs. George F. Dart and Mrs. T. E. Luebben motored to Butte Tuesday for the Tirzah temple monthly meeting of the Daughters of the Nile in the evening.

Butte George F. Dart T. E. Luebben Tirzah Temple

District delegates attend Bozeman convention

Bozeman guests Mable Crichton and Bernice Metlen district representatives and Florence Hughes district guardian Neighbor of the Neighbors of Woodcraft left Wednesday for Bozeman to attend the district convention to be held there Thursday and Friday.

Bozeman Mable Crichton Bernice Metlen Florence Hughes Woodcraft

Scotty Tait Released From Barrett Hospital

Scotty Tait was dismissed from Barrett hospital Monday evening and is convalescing at his home.

Scotty Tait Barrett Hospital

Dillon Chamber Backs Clean Up Week Plan in May

Dillon Chamber of Commerce board backs H. L. Warner clean up week proposing May 18 to 24 as the city beautification period. Mayor Megquire would issue a proclamation, with possible penalties for unsightly property and tax recovery to cover cleanup costs. Councilmen Jones and Grimes attended.

Dillon Chamber of Commerce H. L. Warner Bert Megquire A. M. Jones Walter Grimes Jennings Mayland Montanans, Inc Montana Sam Forti Beaverhead County O. A. Bergeson State Welfare Committee Chamber Mayland Chamber of Commerce

School leaders training on Simple Desserts slated May 27

Miss Gladys Tofte announces a project leaders training school on Simple Desserts to be held May 27 at the high school home economics department. Bessie E. McClelland from Montana State College will lead the session from 10:30 to 3:30, with two foods project leaders from each club attending. On May 26 McClelland will conduct a salads demonstration for the Dell Home Demonstration club.

Gladys Tofte Beaverhead Bessie E. McClelland Montana State College

Army Recruiters Hold Open House in Dillon Today and Tomorrow

Recruiting Sgt. Nick Hertges of Butte interviewed recruits in Dillon on Monday for the U S Army. Staff Sgts. George F. Osborn and John R. Sparks joined the Dillon effort as part of a state wide tour. Tonight they will show films at a Kiwanis Rotary joint meeting featuring modern army equipment and mechanized maneuvers.

Nick Hertges Butte Dillon U. S. Army George F. Osborn John R. Sparks Kiwanis Rotary Clubs

Colored Man Sentenced to 30 Days for Tool Theft

William Hale, 42, colored, was arrested Saturday in Lima for petite larceny after stealing tools from the Union Pacific roundhouse. He pled guilty before Justice L C Ford, was jailed 30 days, and began serving Sunday, with Lima constable L Peterson handling the arrest.

William Hale Lima Union Pacific Roundhouse L. Peterson Hale Justice of the Peace L. C. Ford

Also Mentioned on This Page

Helm United States Secretary of Agriculture Wickard Agricultural Adjustment Administration F. Bayerd Mrs Fred Woodside Cliff Lake Mrs. Elliott Beaverhead Bar Association Bert Megquier State Head Elks Lodge Jess Angstman Alaska Alaskan Territory Trades Commission Chamber Board School For Leaders Flying Cadet Board
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