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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1943

Page

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Local service members share furloughs and transfers

Local notices list numerous service members with furloughs and transfers. Dillon residents Dempster and Bill Tait return from Navy posts, Lt. Jack L. Temple moves to Cherry Point NC, and Sgt. Don B. Julson tours London on an Army assignment. Cpl. William J. Taylor, son of the Taylors, advances in rank after Guadalcanal service, while Marine recruit updates, Marine Corps enlistments and Navy ensigns populate the community military roll.

Dempster Bill Tait Alex Tait Navy Bill Marine Corps South Pacific Cpl William J. Taylor Dillon Leatherneck Corporal Taylor Levant T. Taylor Railroad Avenue Guadalcanal Montana State Normal College Don B. Julson Dillon Young London Army Pubs

Local Cookers Available to Beaverhead Residents

Floyd Kenison, chairman of Beaverhead County Farm Machinery Rationing Committee, announces wider access to pressure cookers for rural and urban residents. A 5 percent national reserve supports areas lacking regular distributors, and eligibility standards are liberalized. Applicants must certify the cooker will be used for food processing. purchase certificates now available via the County Farm Rationing Committee office.

Floyd Kenison Beaverhead County County Farm Rationing Committee Kenison

Service Man Victim Brief Illness Here

Andrew A. Gullick 43 known as Kelly died suddenly here Thursday after a few days illness. Inducted from Hepner Oregon last year, discharged last spring. Worked as a ranch hand in Big Hole basin and came to Dillon about a month ago. Relatives in Troy New York. No inquest needed per Acting Coroner Charles E. Nelson. Shipped to Troy Sunday for interment.

Andrew A. Gullick Kelly Hepner Ore Big Hole Basin Dillon Troy N. Y Charles E. Nelson New York

Episcopal Church Rings Angelus for Armed Forces

At St James Episcopal church the Angelus service opened with the armed forces honor roll dedication and prayers for service members. Young church members will ring the bell at six each evening and lead prayers daily for the duration.

Episcopal Church Angelus St. James Episcopal Church

Contingent Honored At Party Here

Members of the October contingent of selectees were honor guests at a dance at city hall Saturday night, after induction in Butte the previous day. Home on leave service men also attended, with several inductees set to depart for Faragut Idaho and Fort Douglas.

Citizens’ Committee Butte Egistrants Navy Farragut Idaho Raymond 5 Megquier Jack G. Stallings Lawrence E. Holloran John J. Wenger Swen E. Johnson, Jr Fort Douglas Hugh J. Radwell Jack E. Sturm Charles H Thomas E. Judge Kenneth R. Welborn Dean F. Shaffner Glenn E. Mussetter Burl M. Stephens Clyde G. Sewell Wilber L. Squires James B. Hoadley Kenneth Dennison Manti

Methodist Women to Be Entertained at Church Parlor

The Methodist Women's Society will be entertained Thursday afternoon at the church parlors by Mrs. Wilbur Tash Mrs. D V Erwin and Miss Maude Sel way.

Methodist Women’s Society Wilbur Tash D. V. Erwin Maude Selway

Ducks Here But Where Local Hunters Inquire

Local hunters ask where ducks are, noting open season rules and misread guidance after early days. Observers suggest the birds’ behavior and season access are causing confusion for the nimrods, while authorities urge adherence to posted limits.

Hereford sale at county fairgrounds set for Oct 18

Eighty three range bulls and herd sires will be offered at the sixth annual Hereford sale to be held at the county fairgrounds pavilion October 18. The show opens October 17 with all classes judged at 1 p.m. The sale begins at 1 p.m. October 18 with Fred Reppert of Decatur as auctioneer and A G Williams as clerk.

County Fairgrounds F. A. Ralston Fairgrounds Fred Reppert Decatur Ind A. G. Williams Dillon Ross Miller The Hereford Journal H. B. Sager Record Stockman Bob Tealer Western Livestock Journal R. J. Struckman Montana Farmer E. A. Philips Montana Stockgrowers Association Montana Herbert Chandler Baker, Ore George Simms Highwood Taylor McNiven Livingston W. S. Tash Polaris George Harrison A. C. Bayers Twin Bridges Tom Clemon Jackson Frank Pendleton Wisdom Jennings Mayland Chamber of Commerce

Women Units Report Bond Totals in Third War Loan Drive

The Minute Women of Beaverhead County report 39000 dollars in bonds pledged and sold to date, 41 percent of county members contributing. Mrs. Charles Brenner and Mrs. Alexi Christie led with 15880 dollars, while ten top groups include Past Noble Grand and Rebekahs 9325 dollars and other organizations such as Order of Eastern Star 3950 dollars and Royal Neighbors 1525 dollars.

Minute Women Beaverhead County Charles Brenner Alexi Christie Noble Grand and Rebekahs Tom DuBois Order of Eastern Star John Orr Royal Neighbors Leo Talent Junior Catholic Guild Margaret Sweeney Riverside Country Club Ada Freeman Melrose Home Demonstration Club Beverly Hager P.E.O D. A. Galt Shakespeare Club Rachel Smith Presbyterian Manse Society V. M. Camp Rainbow Girls Bonnie Lou George

A Free Press and A Free People An Unbeatable Team

Guest editorial by John H. Casey of University of Oxlanona lauds small town editors as builders of communities and a stable nation. He praises reporters for imparting truth about public affairs, warning against corruption, aiding wartime efforts, and upholding American ideals as true Fourth Estate representatives.

National Newspaper Week John H. Casey University OF Oxlanona America

Dillon Examiner Float Wins First Prize in Rodeo Parade

The Dillon Examiner entered a float in the annual rodeo parade that earned national recognition. The Publishers' Auxiliary praised the paper as the most thoroughly read publication in the country after printing a front page story and photo. The float featured a printing press and distributed Rodeo Highlights to cheering crowds along the parade route.

Dillon Examiner Publishers’ Auxiliary

Gosman s and Autoites Lead Commercial League

Montana Auto and Gosman's share the Commercial league lead while City Drug holds the top spot in the ladies division. Hi Brundage tops the week in both high single and series with a 219 high single and strong series.

Montana Auto Gosman Commercial League City Drug Hi Brundage

Pastor of Lutheran Church Here Resigns

The Rev. Leonard Thompson of the First Lutheran church announced Sunday he will resign in December to accept a call to a larger field in Glenwood Minnesota. He came to Dillon five years ago from Devon Montana and has conducted missions in Jackson Wisdom Twin Bridges Lima and Alder. Thompson is attending the Intermountain Circuit convention in Missoula with several church delegates and women’s groups represented.

Leonard Thompson First Lutheran Church Glenwood Minn Mr. Thompson Dillon Devon Mont Jackson Wisdom Twin Bridges Lima Alder Beaverhead Madison State The Lutheran Church Missoula Hans Mikkelsen S. P. Larsen I. W. Vinsel Ladies Aid and Women’s Missionary Federation

Sod Busters Donate To Plasma Fund In Armstead

Armstead group Sod Busters of Armstead contributed to the Beaverhead chapter DAR plasma fund. They turned over prize money from a rodeo parade held earlier in September to help purchase a mobile blood plasma unit and a blood tank for use in collecting donations.

Sod Busters of Armstead Armstead Beaverhead Daughters of the American Revolution The

Rain Urgently Needed Across Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county ranches report severe drought with scant rainfall for weeks. While haying and threshing continue in the field, farmers long for rain to support peas grain crops and potato harvesting after a hot dry spell.

Beaverhead

Infant Son of Rebich Dies at Home in Dillon

Stephen Joseph Rebich five months old, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Rebich, died at home. Born in Dillon, funeral set for Saturday at 10 AM from St Rose Church with Rev Fr Clifford. Rosary Friday at 8 PM at Brundage chapel. Survived by parents two brothers grandmother and several aunts and uncles.

Stephen Joseph Rebich Frank Rebich Dillon St. Rose Catholic Church Timothy Clifford Brundage Chapel Frank William Daniel Raymond Katie Rebich

Beaverhead Exceeds Quota In Third War Loan Drive

Beaverhead county surpassed its assigned goal in the Third War Loan campaign with 100.12 percent of the total reached. County finance chairman W. W. Hawkins and drive organizer Charles H. Niblack announced the final tallies indicating strong, last day investments.

Beaverhead County W. W. Hawkins Charles H. Niblack Beaverhead

Dillon Faces Anaconda On Friday Grid Lights

Beaverhead County High School prepares for a Friday night clash with Anaconda Central under the lights as a season record turnout is expected. The Beavers seek consistency after last week's 13-0 win over Butte High, with Tony Boka scoring on a 14 yard run and Thompson finishing with a 1 yard plunge.

Beaverhead County High School Uad Anaconda Central Saints Beavers Butte Reds Butte High Dillon Tony Boka Thompson

Violations Reported in Livestock Moves in Beaverhead

The Beaverhead County sheriff reported multiple violations of stock movement laws. Idaho ranchers who pastured cattle in Montana allegedly moved herds back to Idaho without inspection. State rules require inspection before any cattle or stock leave the county.

Beaverhead County Big Hole Basin Idaho Montana

J Wikidahl Claimed By Illness In Beaverhead County

Joseph F. Wikidahl prominent Beaverhead resident dies after months of illness at his Dillon home. Born October 22 1866 in Clarinda Iowa he came to Dillon in 1900 and built a career including the Dillon Opera House and Dillon Steam Laundry. Survived by his widow Mrs Serene Wikidahl. Funeral services set for Friday at 2:00 pm at Brundage chapel with Presbyterian minister Rev Logan and Elks graveside rites to follow.

Joseph F. Wikidahl Beaverhead County Mr. Wikidah Clarinda Iowa Dillon Express Agency Dillon Opera House Dillon Steam Laundry Logan Utah United States Elk Lake Wallace Beery

Gibbons Welcome Baby Daughter in Butte Birth

Mr and Mrs Vincent Gibbons welcomed a baby daughter born Friday afternoon in Butte. Mrs Gibbons is the daughter of Commissioner and Mrs Paul Stahl Jr of Dillon. Mr Gibbons is the son of Mr and Mrs Martin Gibbons, former Dillon residents now in San Francisco. Vincent is serving in the Army.

Vincent Gibbons Butte Gibbons Paul Stahl, Jr Dillon Mr. Gibbons Martin Gibbons San Francisco Vincent

Berg Christensen couple attend Danish Brotherhood convention

Mr and Mrs Berg Christensen returned from Chicago where they represented the local unit at the Danish Brotherhood of America convention. Christensen spoke via shortwave radio to Danes as a convention feature and toured his old home there shortly before the war began.

Mrs. Berg Christensen Chicago Danish Brotherhood of America Mr. Christensen Denmark

Mizpah East ern Star marks fiftieth anniversary

Mizpah chapter Order of Eastern Star will celebrate its fiftieth anniversary at the regular meeting Tuesday night October 12 at the Masonic hall. Members and guests will assemble for a costume night and a banquet at 6:30 in the dining room followed by a business meeting with past matron and past patrons in charge. Reservations for the banquet should be made to Mrs Helen Squires at 228-M tes Or ty addack not later than next Sunday.

Mizpah Order of Eastern Star Masonic Hall Lodge Helen Squires Ty Addack

Rotary Club Hosts Dillon Ball Squad

Thirteen Dillon boys, members of the softball club sponsored by the Dillon Rotary, were guests at the weekly dinner. Buck praised their sportsmanship win or lose and noted improvements in each player’s position. Johnny Sanntr entertained with accordion selections as part of the pageantry.

Dillon Dillon Rotary Club Eon Buck Buck Johnny Sanntr John Osborne Winston Anderson Garry, Williams Ronald Erickson James Murray Dean Romers James Orr Duane Spegar Johnny Lanner Vera Sargent Ernest Netik Robert Banks Bill Hazitt

Dusty air blamed on regional conditions with no fires reported

Local forest service officials say hazy conditions in Lana the Beaver head valley result from dust and there have been no reports of fires in the area.

Beaverhead Valley Forest Service

Price control topic at meeting at Bagley building

John T. O'Brien representing the state OPA spoke at a public mass meeting in Helena. The event, under the American Association of University Women, discussed price control with OPA officials and local educators present. Ardella Sanner performed piano selections for the occasion.

John T. O’brien OPA Helena Bagley Building American Association of University Women Mr. O’brien State Opa D. A. Galt

Also Mentioned on This Page

LA — Ralph Howard _ Light Mathew Joseph Orr Roy Frank Wheeler Fay Marler Loren Meredith Eberline Cyrl Thomas Davis Shell Everett Martin Thomas Edison Allen Charles Edmond Seybold Dick Green Shurtliff James Everette Barlow Darel Gills U. S. Army Seattle Jack L. Temple Jacksonville, Fla M.c.as Cherry Point North Carolina J. G Hugh Clarke Galveston Texas H. L. Clarke Clarke U.S. Navy Clarence Doyle, Smith Lewis Doyle Smith Doyle Park County High School Whitman College Walla Walla Wash Havre Livestock Commission Company Havre Margaret Ellen Smith United States Navy Wave Sacramento Calif Smith Marine Corps Base San Diego Mr. Smith Andrew A Kelly) Gullick Mas National Country Press Examiner N.N.W Publishers Auxiliary Gosman’s Autoites Brundage Lutheran Church Here Glenwood, Minn Columbus Anaconda J. Wikidahl Eastern Star Rotary Club Louise Cross Sre Beanhead County Ardella Sanner
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