Editorial and sports notes from Dillon Examiner 1940
United Press notes a deflationary cycle for farm products as demand shifts with defense-driven industrial upswing. Montana State U Grizzlies announce a 26 game schedule with 10 home games and 16 away including Gonzaga clashes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Federal
Missoula
Montana State University
E. Kirk Badgley
Hamline University
Washington State
Willamette
Brigham Young University
Livingston
Billings
Superior
Wis
University of Minnesota
Minneapolis
Iowa State
Ames
North Dakota State
Fargo
N. D
University of North Dakota
Grand Forks
Bismarck
N.D
University of Washington
Seattle
Montana State College
Bozeman
Gonzaga
Spokane
Idaho Southern Branch
Pocatello
Sweeney Bags Bull Elk in Sleeping Child District
Hugh Sweeney of Butte bagged a 17 point bull elk in the Sleeping Child district after years of pursuit. He and a hunting party bagged the trophy today. several members had searched for it for three years without success.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sweeney
Hamilton
Sleeping Child
Hugh Sweeney
Butte
First draftees from Montana head to camp
Montana's first contribution to the selective act a group of 29 men entrained last week for Fort Lewis Washington the reception center for this area from where they will be dispatched next month to various army points for a year's training.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Fort Lewis
Wash
The Examiner: County Paper Becomes Official Notice
The Examiner proclaims itself as the official county paper. It emphasizes its role in publishing public notices and local news for residents within the jurisdiction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Examiner
Melrose Update Highlights Ranch Sales and Local Life
Melrose reports L. M. Lane of Union Pacific visits in midweek while John Kambjch sells 150 cattle to Minneapolis buyer Liljenquist. A 700 head herd moves along the highway to winter pasture near Dillon. The Melrose Rebekahs host a large card party with many prizes as Buck Benney rides again at the show.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. M. Lane
Union Pacific
Butte
Melrose
John Kambjch
Glendale
Liljenquist
Minneapolis
Howard Jones
Philip Lyons
Lee Wilhelm
Leslie Trueman
Silver Star
Hecla
L. D. Forman
Salt Lake City
Melrose Rebekahs
Lodge
Ethel Orso
Streb Brothers
Cottrell
Boss Emerick
Dillon
Minnesota
Guy Gray
Grasshopper
William Lovell
Charlie Rosetti
Rosetti
Feeley
Carl Meine
Donal Smith
Bill Buyan
J. A. LaMarche
Roy Evans
Soap Gulch
Mack Howard
Pocatello
Idaho Falls
Baker
Gordon’s
Katharin Harvey
Butte High School
R. V. Wilhelm
Gertrude Wilhelm
Otto Boetticher
Deer Lodge
Joe Henault
Lawrence Gerrety
Gerrety
Delbert Jones
Salmon
Idaho
Mary Jones
Donald Lewis
Jones
Spokane
Jones Ranch
Walter Ellinghouse
Sheridan
Richard Richter
Bozeman
Paul Boetticher
Preston
George Huber
John Orr
Matthew Orr
John Orr, Jr
Paul Hershberger
Wise River
Barbara McCauley
Claudie Huber
Gerta
Benny Huber
Huber
Leslie ‘True
Thanksgiving Service At Dillon Christian Science Society
The Dillon Christian Science Society held a Thanksgiving morning service on Glendale Street. The rite included readings from the Thanksgiving Proclamation, Psalms passages, and excerpts from Science and Health. A soloist performed Thanks Be to God and attendees shared testimonies of healings and blessings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Science Society
Dillon
Glendale Street
United States
Congregation
Christian Science Hymnal
Mary Baker Eddy
Stanley Dickson
John
Blair Couple to Spend Winter in South Gate
Mr and Mrs F P Blair of Grant plan to leave next week for South Gate California to spend the remainder of the winter South Gate is one of the additions to the city of Los Angeles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. P. Blair
Grant
South Gate
Calif
Los Angeles
DeMolay and Rainbow Girls Visit Twin Bridges for Holidays
Thanksgiving activities fill Twin Bridges with DeMolay initiation and Rainbow Girls events. Gloria Mc Laughlin and Margaret Jackson welcomed as initiates. Butte members attend Ruby Valley Chapter ceremony led by Highland Master Councilor Bill Horn. Other locals travel for visits and dinners as residents move and host Thanksgiving gatherings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Nugent
Barbara
Basin
DeMolay
Twin Bridges
Rainbow Girls
Sheridan
Ed ‘Harter
Butte
W. B. Weaver
M. F. Burkett
Casper
Wyo
Phillip Cook
Lee Tash
Gloria McLaughlin
Margaret Jackson
Eastern Star
Highland Chapter
Ruby Valley
Highland Master
Bill Horn
Hal Dale
Francis Olson
Harold Powers
Bill Jacob
James Jacob
Budd Seyler
Jim McGuire
Russell Edwards
Don Cox
Bob Lott
Austin White
John M. Comfort
Virginia City
Nugent
Ira G. Goose
Lorraine Dillet
Harve Dillet
Miss Dillet
Butte Business College
Dean Bartling
Bozeman
Leonard Bartling
Charles Bowen
Whitehall
Bowen
Sunlight Mine
Frank Paul
May Harvey
Everett Moe
Soda Springs
Idaho
George Todd
Emmett Osborn
Waterloo
Bert Talbott
F. B. Balkovetz
Dillon
Henry Davenport
Pete Naran
Clarence Talcott
Loui Na Tranche
Elmer Paige
Nick Naranche
Earl Nyhart
Carl Balkovetz
Jerry Byrd
Chickenpox Tops State Disease List
Dr. B. K. Kilbourne, state epidemiologist, reported last week that 17 cases of chickenpox led the state list of communicable illnesses with other diseases at a minimum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. K. Kilbourne
Notice of debt disclaimer issued by Ain Rose Henneberry
A public notice states that after Monday November 4 1940 the signer Ain Rose Henneberry will not be liable for debts contracted by anyone other than herself. The declaration formalizes the separation from third party obligations.
Order to Show Cause Why Sale of Real Estate Should Not Be Made
In Beaverhead County Montana the District Court orders all interested parties to appear on November 29 1940 at 10 AM in Dillon Court to show cause why the administrator Frank C McFadden should be granted an order to sell necessary real estate. Publication to be made in the Dillon Examiner for two weeks. Judge Henry G Rodgers. Dated November 6 1940.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis W. Brundage
Lily M. Brundage
Dillon
Beaverhead
Montana
Township Thirteen
Paul H, Temple
Beaverhead County
District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Philip Knabe
Frank C. McFadden
Dillon Examiner
Henry G. Rodgers
Notice to Creditors Ida E Morse estate Dillon Montana
Executor Fred R Chapman of Ida E Morse deceased invites creditors and claimants to present their claims with vouchers within ten months of the first publication. Claims should be filed at Gilbert Gilbert law offices in Dillon Beaverhead County Montana. First published November 13 1940 in the Dillon Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
Ida E. MO
Gilbert & Gilbert
Idaho St
Dillon
Fred R. Chapman
Ida E. Morse
Dillon Examiner
The State Trooper Has a Heart
The state trooper is more than a siren and stop sign. He fights snow drifts to rescue frightened children, carries death messages to isolated farmers, and chases hoodlums, all while earning modest pay and living at the post. He serves 24 hours a day aiming to prevent death on open roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Karl Detzer
Lost Wallet With Cards Reward Offered
A lost wallet containing credit cards and non negotiable papers has a reward. Return to Examiner A N McDonald. November 18.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. N. McDonald
Also Mentioned on This Page
THE
Examiner
S. Montana Street
United Press Association
Washington
Agriculture Department
Economics Bureau
Labor Department
Bureau of Statistics
Gamble Stores
C, G, D’'Evelyn
Erwin’s
S. J. Laymon
Pete Lasich
Safeway Stores
Vaughn
Ragsdale
Green’s Shoe Shop
General Shoe Repairing
Save Ank Cae
Ia Et Company
Melrose Marguerite LA Marche
William Pomeroy
Louis Hoffman
Lillie Jones
Dave Armstrong
Remy
Battle Grounds
Dilton
Betty ‘Trueman
Barbara Jean
Charlene
W. Q. Kearns
Mary Smith
Frankie Tate
Gebhart Fassler
A. P
Albertson
Pestir
Monay
Christian Science
Matos
Legals
Sheriff's . Sale
Guy Bower
Palmer’s
Dillon’s Finest
Fred
Blackie
Andrus Barber Shop
Davis Motor Co
Ford Sales & Service
Blackleg Aggressin
Parke, Davis & Co
Geo. M. . Gosman Dillon
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