Lima Man Dies After Horse Accident in Idaho Falls
Harry F. Rash Jr., 43, of Lima, died last Saturday in Idaho Falls after injuries from a horse fall. A Beaverhead County native, he lived most of his life in the area and worked on the Halligan ranch near Lima. Funeral services will be held tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Brundage chapel, with burial in Mountain View cemetery. He is survived by his father in San Francisco, six brothers in California, two sisters, three uncles, two aunts, and other relatives.
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Idaho Falls
Harry F. Rash, Jr
Lima
L.D.S
Harry Rash
San Francisco
California
Lee
Don
Paul
Ray
Eph
Clyde
George Kuhn
Roseburg
Ore
Pauline Rash
Jeff
Charles
Frank Jones
Monida
W. Sperry
Shambow
Butte
J. A. Meeke
Grace Methodist Church
Brundage Chapel
Mountain View Cemetery
Jones High Leads Dillon Rifle Club Shoot
Mel Jones topped the Dillon Rifle Club with 269x300 last Wednesday evening. E Burrell was runner up with 265 and H Hignight was third with 259 as scores are listed from three positions including OH S P 300. Juvenile marksmen in the Boys Junior Rifle club saw T Ross lead with 94x100 while most shooters fired from the prone position.
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Mel Jones
Dillon Rifle Club
E. Burrell
H. Hignight
C. Buckingham
K. Fox
QO. Sassman
L. Larson
M. Jones
K. Childs
P. Lasich
W. Hignight
Olson
T. Ross
D. Boka
H. Meine
J. Davis
J. Bowring
B. Johnson
D. Peterson
D. Pettit
T. Nelson
H. Patrick
L. Holloran
P. Lacry
W. Jones
M. Axe
C. Davis
C. Olson
Epworth League Penny Carnival At Church Parlors
The Methodist Epworth League held its annual penny carnival last Thursday evening in the church parlors. An entertainment program organized by Alice Davis featured multiple booths and games with volunteers including Grace Knox Doris McAdam Bunny Jackson Jessie Knox Don West Boyd Koenig Jack Davis Myron Axe Bob Stanchfield and Evelyn Rimel. Bob Stanchfield chaired the arrangements committee.
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Methodist Epworth League
Alice Davis
Grace Knox
Doris McAdam
Bunny Jackson
Jessie Knox
Don West
Boyd Koenig
Jack Davis
Myron Axe
Bob Stanchfield
Evelyn Rimel
Wise River Rancher Dies at Hospital
White and Mildred Louise White of Dillon survive along with two sisters Maud Webb Williamstown Kan and May Christianson Los Angeles and two brothers Art and Ben White Williams town plus his mother Emma White of Williamstown and four grandchildren Pallbearers Frank Husted Verne Stanchfield Walter Goose Walter C Jones Leslie Jones and John Dooling all ranchers of Wise River accompanied the funeral as listed.
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White
Mildred Louise White
Dillon
Maud Webb
Williamstown
Kan
May Christianson
Los Angeles
Art
Ben White
Emma White
Frank Husted
Verne Stanchfield
Walter Goose
Walter C. Jones
Leslie Jones
John Dooling
Wise River Section
Private Axsel R. Madsen Discharged Under Service Extension Act
Discharged private Axsel R. Madsen of Dillon was released from active military service under the recent service extension act last Wednesday. He served in Battery B, 143rd Field Artillery, at Camp San Luis Obispo, California.
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Axsel R. Madsen
Dillon
Madsen
143Rd Field Artillery
Camp San Luis Opispo
Calif
Fairbanks Leads MSU Homecoming M Club Luncheon Plans
Earl Fairbanks of Dillon chairs the All-Let termens luncheon committee for Montana State University Homecoming on November 8 inviting over 300 former Montana Grizzly athletes to attend the second annual M Club luncheon on campus before the Montana State versus North Dakota game Saturday.
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Earl Fairbanks
Dillon
Montana State University
Fairbanks
Montana Grizzly
Montana- North Dakota
Bulls sold at auction in Butte under A C Bayers name
Sixty eight Hereford bulls from the A C Bayers Twin Bridges ranch sold at the Butte public stockyards last Saturday. Average price 243.50 with top bid 355 for Henton Domino 5th. Fred Wickman of Horse Creek purchased 25. Paul O Pasley paid 355 for the top animal. Col Fred Reppert acted as auctioneer and A G Williams was clerk. Bernard Williams attended from Beaverhead county.
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A. C. Bayers
Twin Bridges
Butte Public
H. B. Sager
Sager
Denver
Paul O. Pasley
Jeffers
Henton Domino
Fred Wickman
Horse Creek Ranch
Madras
Ore
Fred Reppert
A. G. Williams
Dillon
Bernard Williams
Beaverhead County
On the Bias and Bits of Nonsense From The Page
A column titled On the Bias riffs on social signals from a bicycle ride and media analysis. It jokes about adolescent iron in diet ads and Mysters as year round treats. It quips about income taxes and Mars life questions with wry tone.
Induction Candidates Report for Physical Examinations
Induction selectees listed for medical screening as part of military service include James P. Grant George H. Anderson Donald H. Flint Fielding H. Graves Floyd S. Kenison John J. Dukart Charles T. Burgess John F. Schultz Walter Taborski Robert P. Jackson John A. Hall Walter F. Shaffner Chester J. Stefanie Edward T. Harrison Gilbert E. Dodgson William B. Husted Frank F. Fox Robert C. Gravely Donald R. Nelson Robert J. Larson Neal G. Sullivan Lyman A. Haverfield Carlton K. Kendrick Fred W. Rife Andrew Arrigoni Karroll M. Brandveld Harold W. Hubbard George C. Kennedy William A. Rule Bob D. Stoddard George A. Rebich Ralph E. Tope Lester W. Calvert Glenn E. Blackburn Ray A. Moore Jess J. LaBuff Jack Mahood Orville R. Waddell Wyman E. Dupuis William Y. Yadon Foran F. Crabbs Roy Bower Joseph R. Strunk Kenneth R. Martin.
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James P. Grant
George H. Anderson
Donald H. Flint
Fielding H. Graves
Floyd S. Kenison
John J. Dukart
Charles T. Burgess
John F. Schultz
Walter Taborski
Robert P. Jackson
John A. Hall
Walter F. Shaffner
Chester J. Stefanie
Edward T. Harrison
Gilbert E. Dodgson
William B. Husted
Frank F. Fox
Robert C. Gravely
Jess J. LaBuff
Jack Mahood
Orville R. Waddell
Wyman E. Dupuis
William Y. Yadon
Foran F. Crabbs
Roy Bower
Joseph R. Strunk
Kenneth R. Martin
Dan Thurber Named Falls Fair Manager
Great Falls reports the North Montana State fair board named Dan Thurber secretary manager. Thurber, agricultural agent for the Great Northern Railway in Montana since 1939, has long served the fair since 1931 and previously led the state 4-H show. He succeeds Harold F. DePue who resigned to head a San Francisco livestock show post.
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Great Falls
Dan Thurber
North Montana
Fair Board
Thurber
Harry Fitton
Billings
Fitton
Great Northern Railway
Montana
Utah State College
Smith-Hughes
Dillon
F.F.A
Fairfield
Cascade County
R. E. Cameron
Great Northern
Agricultural Department
Harold F. DePue
District Agricultural Association
San Francisco
Ladies Card Party to Open Elks Social Season
Exalted Ruler Homer Faust announced a ladies' card party to precede the Elks dance. The Saturday meeting replaces the regular Tuesday session on Nov 11 with refreshments and entertainment. Herman Schwab heads the arrangements committee.
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Elks’ Lodge
Homer Faust
Herman Schwab
Presbyterian Church Week Schedule Preview
C. J. Logan, pastor, leads Sabbath school at 10:00 a m and morning worship at 11:00 a m. Evening services include Westminster foundation at 6:00 p m and mission study at 8:00 p m on topics about Chaos Christians. Thursday events list Manse Society at 2:30 with hostesses, and choir rehearsals at 4:00 and 7:00 p m.
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C. J. Logan
Westminister Foundation
Manse Society
Frank Tyre
Mary Paddock
Wusier
Bible Quiz at St James Church Draws Crowd
The St James Episcopal church in Dillon hosted a Bible quiz at Bagley school auditorium with A B Kitto Denver quiz master guiding audience participation. Proceeds benefited the parish Jubilee Fund for the church’s 60th anniversary. A film followed featuring Eric Linden Cecelia Parker and Roger Imhoff.
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St. James Episcopal Church
Bagley School
Dillon
A. B. Kitto
Denver
Dillon Merchants
Eric Linden
Cecelia Parker
Roger Imhoff
St. James Church
Salt Lake City Visit of Miss Leone Butterfield
Miss Leone Butterfield of Salt Lake City is visiting with Har riett Bills this week in a local social note highlighting travel or guest arrangement.
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Miss Leone Butterfield
Salt Lake City
Harriett Bills
Death claims Charles Lloyd and mourners listed
Death claims Charles Lloyd last Friday. Surviving family includes three sisters and two brothers in law from Butte and Billings, four Lloyd siblings in Dillon Pocatello and Missoula, two nieces, three nephews and several aunts and uncles. Pallbearers named Charles Banks Sam Conklin James Fay Al Lohr Evan Burrell and C. M. Casterline.
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John F. Stenson
Butte
J. J. Martineau
Billings
Elsie Lloyd
William Lloyd
Howard Lloyd
Dillon
Dell Lloyd
Pocatello
Bolton Lloyd
Missoula
Charles Banks
Sam Conklin
James Fay
al Lohr
Evan Burrell
C. M. Casterline
P T A Health Meet Aims at Young Children
A Dillon P T A health conference for preschool to first grade children and parents was held Monday at the primary building. Children attending received physical examinations and the response to the announcement was very good.
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Dillon P.T.A
P.T.A
Beavers Triumph Over Saints in Anaconda Showdown
Beavers beat St Peters Anaconda Central 7-0 after a sluggish start. Conger connected with McMannis for a key 10 yard gain, followed by a Kamps reception and Rogan run to the one yard line before Conger plunged in for the score and added the extra point. The fourth quarter remained scoreless.
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Beavers
St. Peters
Anaconda Central
Anaconda
Beaver
Conger
McMannis
Kamps
Rogan
Ski Slide At Elkhorn Gets New Light System
Elkhorn ski slide gains a lighting upgrade and the ski club schedules its season kickoff at city hall. The Union Pacific guide highlights Elkhorn and Birch Creek as winter vacation spots with Dillon as headquarters. Elkhorn Springs lies 42 miles from Dillon at 7500 feet with a 100 foot ski jump and lifts. Birch Creek sits 26 miles northwest of Dillon at 7000 feet. Both lie in Beaverhead National Forest.
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Buck
Union Pacific
Elkhorn
Birch Creek
Dillon
Elkhorn Springs
Beaverhead National Forest
Taxes Due for 1941 Collected to Date
The county treasurer urged early payment or correct remittances by mail for 1941 taxes. About 17,500 dollars has already been paid through car licenses and personal property collections this year.
Armistice Day planned events for veterans and public
J K Ribler will speak at the Armistice address at The Dugout basement of the Andrus hotel from 11 30 a m and the Beavers final game of the season will be watched. The Armistice banquet at Metlen hotel dining room at 7 p m features army songs and Billets 23 years ago. The Armistice Ball at 9 30 p m in the city hall auditorium invites the public.
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Andrus
Beavers
Buck Privates
Metlen
Mademoiselle
Armentieres
Stephan
City Hall
D. W. Paddock
Harvey Sorenson
E. W. Bond
George M. Gosman
George R. Baker
Luther Smith
Raymond P. Jones
Fatal wreck near Livingston leaves Edith Cashmore gravely hurt
Edith E F Cashmore injured in a collision near Livingston with her brother A I Cashmore confirming by phone that she remains in an oxygen tent. The wounded woman, a Dillon visitor, is known as Mrs. Maxeiner formerly of Lewistown where her husband Maxeiner is a retired businessman and former railroad worker.
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A. I. Cashmore
Alfred M. Lueck
Maxeiner
Dillon
Edith EF. Cashmore
Scouts Gather Scrap Metal Here Plan for Community Benefit
The Community Park committee and a citizen body approved a scrap metal drive to aid Boy Scouts and local projects. Proceeds will support the Boy Scout council and Community Park committee activities. The meeting also announced two new troops sponsored by Latter Day Saints and Lutheran churches as George Farrell resigns Troop No 14 with Boyd Kelly succeeding him.
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Community Park Committee
Citizens’ Boy Scout Committee
Dillon
Boy Scout Council
Fred Bridenstine
Church of Latter Day Saints
Lutheran Church
George Farrell
Legion
Boyd Kelly
Farrell
Boy Scout Movement
C. A. Bechler
R. D. Curry
C. J. Hovren
The
American Legion
Dick Evans
Archie Green
Kiwanis
Earl Walker
Vernon Rang
L. H. Smith
L.D.S. Church
Leonard Thompson
Luth Hendrickson
Ernest Pewe
Jens Bay
C. B. Marsh
Buckley’s Canadian Cough Mixture Ad Persists
A vintage advertisement touts Buckley’s Canadian Cough Mixture as a fast acting remedy used in 70 percent of Canadian homes. It claims triple action relief, loosening phlegm, clearing air passages, and soothing irritated tissues with a strong money back guarantee at CITY DRUG STORE.
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Canada
Buckley
CITY
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