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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Nov 07, 1945

Page

1

Service kids sought for Christmas addresses by Citizens committee

The Citizens committee appeals to parents and friends to provide new addresses for service members at Christmas. Ambrose Henneberry urges listing all in service so mail reaches every man and woman. Also reported: USS Appalachian crews, including J T Sorenson, earned a four campaign no casualty record as Tokyo Bay occupation began. Montana Marines Franzen and Ross signed for regular service, sent to San Diego for training. Bert Gaskill on 30 day leave then to Helena for new assignment.

Citizens Committee Ambrose Henneberry Appalachian Tokyo Bay J. T. Sorenson Orr Street Dillon Mont MacArthur Leyte Guam Japan Butte Marine Corps Montana Tom Adolph Franzen John Franzen Glasgow Jimmie Francis Ross Mable May Gobin San Diego Calif A. S Bert) Gaskill Navy Helena

Arsenic and Old Lace staged by Beaverhead seniors

Beaverhead county high school seniors presented Joseph Kesselring drama Arsenic and Old Lace before capacity audiences in the public speaking room on Monday and Tuesday and planned a final show tonight. Director Fred Honeychurch and Kathleen Mundt guided an praised cast led by Margot Luebben and Lois Burt with strong support from Charles Davis Bob Jackson and others. Coffee between acts and an art mural display accompanied the performance.

Beaverhead County High School Joseph Kesselring Fred Honeychurch Kathleen Mundt Margot Luebben Lois Burt Brewster Sisters Charles Davis Bob Jackson Bruce Grimes Paul Holloran Virginia Fuller Stewart Burwell Jack Porter Walter Scott Ned Hatton Robert Wolf Bill Harrison Miss Mundt

Calves Entered by 4-H Members at Missoula Sale

Wayne Nelson and Chester Owning, local 4-H club members, entered calves in the Western Montana Junior 4-H Fat Stock show and sale in Missoula this week. Attending the sale were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Downing, Norman Nelson and Co. Agt. Henry Mikkelson.

Wayne Nelson Chester Western Montana Missoula Norman Downing Norman Nelson and Co Henry Mikkelson

Eagles Lead Commercial League in Dillon Bowling Center

Eagle Bowlers sweep all three matches to stand 18 and 6 atop the Commercial league at Dillon Bowling Center. Tash Ranchers also win all three for 17 and 7. Eagle totals 2,732 in a three game series and 974 high game with Poe at 549 for high individual series. Hignight of Oasis posted week high game with 244.

Eagle Bar Dillon Bowling Center Eagle Kowlers Tash Ranchers The Eagle Poe Hignight Oasis Pacific

Car Industry Topic At Dillon Rotary Dinner

Joe White of Dillon spoke on the automobile industry since Pearl Harbor at the Dillon Rotary, noting governmental controls and three million cars taken off the road by July 1944. He said two million cars a year is near record output and many aging cars will exit soon. Guests included Martin Jackson and others. next dinner set for Tuesday November 14.

Pearl Harbor Joe White Dillon Dillon Rotary Club America United States White Rotary Cornelius Hovren Co. Com Martin Jackson Jackson Virginia Tovey Dougan Luebben Merrill Edson Harlowton Bert Chapman, Jr Butte

Funeral of Mrs. Fannie B. Jones Held Saturday

Funeral services for Mrs. Fannie B. Jones wife of Thomas W. Jones were held Saturday afternoon at Brundage funeral home. The Rev L Belle Long of the First Baptist church officiated and interment was in Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers J C Fuller Harris Opp A A Schroeder Bert Megquier Thomas H Dubois and D V Paddock.

Fannie B. Jones Thomas W. Jones Brundage Funeral Home L. Belle Long First Baptist Church Mountain View Cemetery J. C. Fuller Harris Opp A. A. Schroeder Bert Megquier Thomas H. Dubois D. V. Paddock

District Deputy of Elks to Visit Lodge

Plans for a banquet at Dil lon lodge No. 1554 BPOE on Wednesday evening November 14 in honor of Peter E McBride district deputy of Montana West are announced by Exalted Ruler David Hier The 7 oclock event at St James guild hall will be followed by an Elks meeting in the L 00 F hall with a class of candidates to be initiated Reservations for the banquet are urged by Sol Sabolsky Bond Grocery or David Hier Eliels Admission is by paid up card Senator George M Gosman is named chairman

Dillon Lodge B.P.O.E Peter E. McBride Anaconda Montana West St. James Guild Hall Ellis David Hier Sol Sabolsky Bond Eliel’s F. Hall George M. Gosman

County Institute for Beaverhead Teachers Set for Friday

The Beaverhead county Institute for elementary and high school teachers is called by Miss Elizabeth Ireland. About sixty six teachers are expected to attend with additional members from the Normal college. A 6 o'clock dinner at the Lutheran church precedes a short M E A meeting and musical numbers. Dr. Sheldon Davis will speak. The program lists sessions on school health, temperance, physical education, music, and reading. Continuous on page 8.

Beaverhead County Elizabeth Ireland Normal College M.E.A Albertson State Department Lutheran Ladies Aid Lutheran Church Olive Kennedy Ruthlee Kiefert Lakeview T. W. Sargent Dillon Sheldon Davis Miss Ballagh National Organization of the United Temperance K. Elizabeth Anderson State Board of Health Thelma Allen Forster

Beavers Set for Montana Class B Title Showdown

Beavers, Montana southern division champions with a 19-0 win over Anaconda Central, expect to meet Columbus or Harlowton for the title next week. Columbus and Harlowton vie in a Yellowstone district playoff Saturday, while Dillon fans push to host the division final.

Beaverhead County Beavers Anaconda Central Columbus Harlowton Clancy Johnson Yellowstone Laurel Beaverhead High Hardin Johnson Dillon Anaconda Saints Chuck Davis Beaver Porter Harrison Saint

Cupid Definitely Had Eye on Mark During October

Beaverhead county records show a new monthly marriage license high of forty four issued in October. Dillon remains a Gretna Green for Idaho couples, surpassing the previous January 1935 peak of 39 licenses. July and August 1935 saw no licenses due to the gin marriage law later repealed. Clerk Norman Giles and deputy Harold Contway issued many licenses after hours.

Beaverhead County Norman Giles Dillon Gretna Giles Harold Contway

Lima Knights Sponsor Thanksgiving Dance in Lima

The Lima Knights of Pythias sponsor the annual Thanksgiving dance in Lima at the high school gym on November 22 with music by Jimmy Fay's Orchestra of Dillon. Co. Com. Paul Stahl Jr. suffered a badly smashed toe Saturday when a heavy piece of highway equipment fell on his foot.

Lima Knights of Pythias Lima Jimmy Fay Orchestra of Dillon Paul Stahl, Jr

Beaverhead Forest Fire Loss Report Describes Small Season

Beaverhead National Forest saw a slight fire loss in 1945, with 18 fires and 195 acres burned. Lightning caused most blazes. five were man caused, including two larger fires in the Lima district. One large blaze followed a careless smoker. The season featured 10 Class A fires, three B fires, three C fires, and one D fire. Supervisor Wetzel praised cautious users and cooperators for reducing risk amid hazardous weather.

Beaverhead National Forest W. W. Wetzel Wetzel Lima

Armistice Day Observed Plan For Dillon Program

Armistice Day will be observed Monday in Dillon with a high school auditorium program at 9 45 a m conducted by the Beaverhead American Legion. The VFW will participate and the film War Comes to America will be shown. Long obituary notes A Jardine Rife 60 of Dillon who died Sunday in a Butte hospital. He had lived in Beaverhead county most of his life and worked in REA and shipyards before returning to Montana. Surviving are his wife Elizabeth a sister Maidie Van Etten and a son Fred killed in France last year. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery.

A. Jardine Rife Beaverhead County Butte Dillon A. J. Rife Beaverhead Rattlesnake Creek Farmers Union Seattle Montana REA Columbus Sheridan Dillon Lodge No. 16 Mizpah Order of Eastern Star Elizabeth Rife Maidie van Etten Missoula Frank Edgar Rite of Medicine Lodge Helen Duff Los Angeles Fred Navy Air Corps France Brundage Funeral Home F. M. Logee Presbyterian Church In Mountain View Cemetery Beaverhead Post American Legion Lloyd Whipple Veterans of Foreign Wars U. S. Army America Fred Honeychurch

First Montanomal Issue Published at State Normal College

The first Montanomal issue for the new academic year is published at Montana State Normal College. Editor Alice Davis leads a staff including Jessie Knox as associate editor, Joe Taylor as assistant editor, Ann Jakovac as business manager, Norma Walsh as assistant business manager, Catherine Roberts, Margaret Maiden, and Alice Knox as typists, with Hannah May Meriman, Betty Ostby, Helen Burt, Vera Robertson and Clyde Jarvis as try-out reporters.

Montanomal Montana State Normal College Alice Davis Jessie Knox Joe Taylor Ann Jakovac Norma Walsh Catherine Roberts Margaret Maiden Alice Knox Hanna May Meriman Betty Ostby Helen Burt Vera Robertson Clyde Jarvis

Beaverhead Federation Elects Officers at Dillon Session

Mrs. Leslie Jones of Wise River was re elected president of the Beaverhead Federation of Women's Organizations at the annual fall session in Dillon. Mrs. Peter Rasmussen of Wisdom became vice president and Miss Melissa Minger of Dillon was re elected secretary treasurer. Delegates from Wisdom Wise River and Dillon Shakespeare club attended. Over 40 people joined a luncheon at St James guild hall.

Leslie Jones Wise River Beaverhead Federation of Women’s Organizations Dillon Peter Rasmussen Wisdom Melissa Minger Wisdom and Wise River Women’s Clubs Dillon Shakespeare Club St. James Olive Kennedy Ralph McFadden

Snowstorm Brings Snow to Beaverhead County Elevations

Beaverhead ranchers and hunters welcomed a heavy snow storm that blanketed the county Monday afternoon and evening. The snow melted quickly in the valley but lay several inches thick in higher elevations.

Beaverhead

Beaverhead Ranks 44th in Victory Loan Drive

Beaverhead county reports about 25 percent of its $90,000 Victory loan quota fulfilled to date. W. W. Hawkins, county finance chairman, says Beaverhead is 44th of 56 counties per Montana War Finance committee. He remains hopeful residents will rally to meet the bond drive target despite a lowered overall goal.

Beaverhead County W. W. Hawkins Montana War Finance Committee Hawkins Beaverhead

Pioneer miner Geo Conway dies at 85 in Dillon

George B. Conway 85 a Beaverhead county and Helena mining pioneer died Sunday night at his daughter Mrs A H French Dillon home after years of poor health. He came to Beaverhead in 1881 worked for Hecla Mining Co Glendale later state accountant under Gov Norris then moved to Helena about 1914 and at times ran mines across the state. Surviving: three daughters Mrs French Mrs W J Cushing of Dillon Mrs Gus Bohstedt of Madison Wis and a son Walter Conway of Helena. Interment in Helena. Also notes recent marriage licenses issued to Roscoe Wood Lenore Wallace and William H Youngstown Elva Joy Elfer.

George B. Conway Beaverhead County Helena A. H. French Dillon Mr. Conway Wheeling Virginia West Virginia Montana Hecla Mining Company Glendale Conway Edwin Norris Beaverhead

Birth of Eight-Pound Daughter for Curnitts in Billings

Loren Curnutt and wife Jean Meeke announce the birth of a daughter, Lorean Elaine, in Billings on November 3. The baby weighs eight pounds. Both mother and infant are reported thriving and doing nicely.

Loren Curnutt Billings Dillon Lorean Elaine

Dillon Eagle Aerie charter date set and installation night proposed

The Dillon Eagle Aerie of the Fraternal Order of Eagles plans to close charter applications on December 1 with installation night likely that Saturday. Frank E. Blair of Virginia City notes broad county interest and that delegates will travel from Great Falls Missoula Anaconda and other towns for the new Dillon aerie event.

Dillon Aerie Order of Eagles Frank E. Blair Virginia City Beaverhead Blair Dillon Great Fails Missoula Anaconda Addai

Dillon Brothers Take Interest in Feed Company

Edgar and David Williams known as the Dillon brothers have acquired an interest in the P. J. Lovell company and will be actively associated with the firm. The business will continue to handle feed and seed and farm machinery, in addition to operating the Dillon wool warehouse. Dave Williams has begun his duties after navy discharge last month, while his brother, a major in the army, expects discharge soon and plans to join the company.

Edgar David Williams Dillon Brothers P. J. Lovell Company Dillon Wool Dave Williams Navy

Dillon Students Return Home From State Schools Over Weekend

Dillon pupils visiting relatives over the weekend included Miss Jean Stamm Kenneth Krause and Bob Gosman from the State University at Missoula and Miss Bunny Jackson and Sylvia Christensen from the State College at Bozeman.

Dillon Jean Stamm Kenneth Krause Bob Gosman State University Missoula Bunny Jackson Sylvia Christensen State College Bozeman

School Board Holds Regular Meeting to Discuss Plans

The board of trustees met last night at the office of Co. Supt. of Schools Christine Opp to review current programs and upcoming decisions affecting local schools.

Beaverhead County

One of City's Oldest Firms Reopens in Dillon

Dillon Bottling Works resumes operations after wartime closure. Don ald Wheat and Harold Wheat, grandsons of founder E. L. Wheat, reopen the plant once military service ends. Harold Wheat discharged Oct 12 after over three years as an enlisted man in the Ninth service command, Fort Douglas, with a commission to follow.

Dillon Dillon Bottling Works Donald Harold Wheat E. L. Wheat Ninth Service Command and Reception Center Fort Douglas

Ranchers Seek Retention of River Bridge North of Dillon

Ranchers living north of the River Bridge a mile north of Dillon petition the Beaverhead county board of commissioners to keep the bridge after a new highway and bridge are built next year. The board approved the petition but said the final decision rests with the state highway commission.

Beaverhead

Also Mentioned on This Page

County Institute For Teachers Circuit Dillon Club ELKS Cupid Mark Jardine Rife Beaverhead Federation Geo. Conway Roscoe Wood Lenore Wallace Blackfoot Idaho William H. Youngstown Elva Joy Elfer Rigby Eagle Aerie Institution City
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