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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1952

Page

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Wardens and Beavers Clash in Dillon Friday Night

The Deer Lodge Wardens meet Beaverhead County Beavers in Dillon in a sizzling game after both post strong records. Deer Lodge, 3 games, 73 points scored. Beaverhead, 3 games, 100 points scored. Coaches hail from Dillon. Burgess brings 27 players.

Powell County Deer Lodge Beaverhead County Beavers Dillon Wardens Ronan Butte Central Reserves Butte Reds Hamilton Broncs Chuck Burgess Dale Hart Beaver Burgess

Window Shattered In Apparent Attempt At Robbery

Dillon police report an apparent break in at Mc Cracken's Men's Store Sunday morning. A chisel like tool damaged the front window and south side entry, but no merchandise was stolen and $600 damage is noted.

McCracken's Men’s Dillon Dan Mooney

Larceny Plea Ends With Jail Time In Beaverhead County

Charles A. Henderson pleaded guilty to petty larceny before Justice Evans Innes and received 15 days in Beaverhead County Jail after arrest by special deputy Dellar Gordon in Armstead for stealing a tarpaulin and a bean from Jim Gravely’s pickup. Jank Kruljak also pled guilty to fraudulently writing checks on October 3 before Justice George Baker and was fined and jailed for 30 days.

Charles A. Henderson Evans Innes Beaverhead Henderson Dellar Gordon Armstead Jim Gravely Jank Kruljak George Baker

Dillon Hosts National Committeewoman Address

Mrs Gladys Knowles Montana Republican national committeewoman urged a 30 day push to boost turnout at a Beaverhead county Republican Women meeting in Dillon. She highlighted voting gaps and urged measures from babysitting to transportation while backing Eisenhower Nixon and state races. Hugo Aronson kickoff visits Dillon Oct 18 and Jackson Oct 19 with open house and talks.

Dwight D. Eisenhower U. S Zales N. Ecton Senate Hugo Aronson Senator Edton Aronson Montana Dillon Visitor County Gladys’ Knowles Beaverhead County St. James Guild Hall Dillon Cliff Mockel Republican Central Committee Frank Hazelbaker J. H. Gilbert Beaverhead Republican Women's Club Harold Warner Eirene Elie Paul Stahl Jr O. T. Vandegrift Richard Burns Fred Woodside Earl Opp Diamond Bar Inn Jackson Sen. Aronson Flora Hirschy

Butte Newsman Speaks On Elks Program In Dillon

George McVey a Butte newspaper man spoke Tuesday evening at a National Newspaper week meeting sponsored by the Dillon Elks with Byron Sanborn as chairman at the Dillon Elks club. He praised Elks sponsorship and warned against waving other flags while defending press freedoms and editor rights to be wrong.

George McVey Butte The Dillon Elks Byron Sanborn Dillon Elks Club Beaverhead County High School Western Montana College of Education Elks World Organization

Democratic Meeting Planned in Dillon for Oct 8

A public gathering at Dillon city hall will allow residents of Dillon and Beaverhead County to meet and hear national state and county Democratic candidates. Scheduled attendees include Congressman Mike Mansfield running for U S senator Governor John W Bonner Herb Wheaty and Jim Womack. Refreshments will be served after the event.

Dillon Beaverhead County Mike Mansfield U.S John W Bonner Herb Wheaty Jim Womack

Bulldogs Fall 25 0 to Idaho State Reserves in Season Opener

Western Montana College of Education, in Pocatello, was held to a 25 0 defeat as Idaho State reserves dominated the opener. Key plays included a 40 yard return by Bill Allen and a 13 yard touchdown by Clair Westover as the first half favored Idaho. The game details shift from early Bulldog drives to Idaho scoring drives and penalties.

Western Montana College of Education Bulldogs Idaho State College Pocatello Bulldogs Bill Allen Idaho Noel Huber Joe McDonald Dick McGuire Dave Treasure ICS Clair Westover Westover

Touring British Players Bring Peter Pan to WMCE

A coast to coast tour by Clare Tree Major's Children's Theatre features young British actors in Peter Pan. Sponsored by the Dillon A A U W, the show performs at WMCE auditorium Tuesday October 14 at 2 p.m. Tickets are sold at WMCE and Pilgrim's book store.

Children’s Dillon Branch American Association of University Women Clare Tree Major Children’s Theater James Barrie WMCE Major Mary B. Emerick Dillon A.A.U.W Pilgrim’s Book Store

Banks Observe Columbus Day Holiday Monday

Dillon banks will observe Monday Oct 13 as a holiday in honor of the 460th anniversary of Columbus landing at San Salvador. Banking business will be resumed Tuesday morning following the usual custom when the holiday falls on a Sunday.

Four Year Training Favored by Montana Education Group

President Rush Jordan of Western Montana College of Education said the Montana Educational Association committee on teacher education and professional standards favors a four year minimum for teachers and Montana should adopt it at the earliest date. The group will send the proposal to the legislative committee as it also discussed standards and salaries for county superintendents and teachers.

Anne C. Crampton National Congress of Parents and Teachers PTA Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers Western Montana College of Education Paul Cannon Butte National Congress Montana Helena Montana Educational Association Committee On Rush Jordan

Fire season extended in Montana forests amid extreme danger

Montana state board of forestry declared extreme fire hazard and extended the fire season indefinitely as the big game hunting season approached. No burning allowed without a permit from a state fire warden. Rutledge Parker, state forester, urged thorough care to prevent fires as dry conditions persist.

Montana State Board of Forestry Rutledge Parker The Forestry Board State Board of Forestry Montana State Forester's Office

Beavers roar to early lead in first home game against Reds

Beaverhead county high school's Beavers built an 18 to 6 halftime lead at Vigilante field Dillon fueled by a Schulz to Beninger strike and Bier rum runs. The Reds mounted a late push in the second half but Beaver defense held as the game ended with Beaverhead on the Butte 20 yard line.

Beaverhead County Butte Reds Vigilante Field Dillon Reds Ben Tyrand Beavers Clayton Schulz Bill Bierrum Beaver Butte Schulz Dave Beninger Bierrum Binstock Beaverhead Dick Denny Beninger Page

Check Artist Ed Mullen Vanishes After Series of Checks

The sheriff and Dillon police lack new information on Ed Mullen alias Ed Rudin who left Dillon Sept 27 after passing numerous worthless checks totaling over 1000 dollars. He had worked near Lima for Cantrell and Henderson ranches and had gained merchants’ trust by cashing both real and fake checks. Last seen boarding a train to Salt Lake City, authorities still search for him while citing a large volume of correspondence and hope for his capture.

Sheriff's Office Dillon City Ed Mullen Ed Rudin Dillon Cantrell and Henderson Ranch Lima Salt Lake City Mullen

Dillon Hereford Show and Sale Dates Set

Beav erhead county and the Pacific Northwest prepare for the 15th Dillon Hereford show and 12th Montana Futurity at the county fair grounds. The event runs Oct 29 noon start for the show and Oct 30 1 p.m. sale. Officials include Julius Hewes judge H B Sager auctioneer H W Wheat clerk C A Michels secretary. Consigners list Armstrong Brothers Liv ingston Becker Hereford Ranch Wilsall E H Badley Hobson Emmett Blomquist Dillon Harold Cheney Belgrade Clarence D Hagen Stevensville Higgins Brothers Ringling Ray Isbell and Son Wilsall N D Jackson and Son Clyde Park Harrie B Landers and Son Wilsall Lewis and Jarboe Bozeman Monforton Herefords Bozeman Edward OHare Stevensville Frank Pendleton Wisdom Sim and Shock Highwood Henry Skank Bozeman Vernon Smiley Eden Soulsby Brothers Windham Wilbur Story Bozeman Tash Ranch Polaris Thomas H Watson and Vernon E Watson Hobson Win Del Ranches Ennis Livestock publications Montana Stockgrower Montana Farmer and Stockman and the American Hereford Journal will attend.

Beaverhead County Pacific Northwest Dillon Montana County Fair Julius Hewes Sundance Wyo H. B. Sager H. W. Wheat C. A. Michels Tom Clemon Frank Pendleton J. B. Selway Armstrong Brothers Allyn O’hair Livingston Becker Hereford Ranch Wilsall E. H. Badley Hobson Emmett Blomquist Harold Cheney Belgrade Clarence D. Hagen Stevensville Higgins Brothers Ringling Ray Isbell N. D. Jackson Clyde Park Harrie B. Landers Lewis and Jarboe Bozeman Monforton Herefords Edward O’hare Stevensvile Wisdom Sim Shock Highwood Henry Skank Vernon Smiley Eden Soulsby Brothers Windham Wilbur Story Tash Ranch Polaris Thomas H. Watson Vernon E. Watson Win del Ranches Ennis The Montana Stockgrower Montana Farmer and Stockman American Hereford Journal

Train schedules changed in Dillon for UP trains

Dil lon options announced by Union Pacific agent A C Conine. Train No 30 southbound now departs Dillon at 9 50 pm instead of 10 18 pm. Train No 29 northbound now leaves at 5 23 am instead of 5 11 am.

Dillon A. C. Conine Union Pacific

Mixers Meet Oct 17 in Mrs Dodd’s Home

The Merry Mixers club schedules its next regular meeting for Friday night October 17 at the home of Mrs Lois Dodd with Mrs Louise Green as co host.

Merry Mixers Club Lois Dodd Louise Green

BCHS Welcomes Foreign Student Ursula Smuda

Ursula Smuda a native of Einer sheim Bavaria Germany joins BCHS after her family sailed from Bremerhaven Germany on April 17 aboard the General Harry Taylor The United States impresses her and she expects easier days ahead once naturalization is complete making her another citizen for the nation

Ursula Smuda Einersheim Bavaria Germany BCHS Ursula Bremerhaven Harry Taylor United States U. S

Statewide whistle stop tour stirs Montana campaign

In Montana, President Truman criticizes Eisenhower while Eisenhower and three visiting Republican senators campaign across Billings Great Falls and Kalispell. They denounce the Truman administration as fear driven and accuse him of distortions and falsehoods as they push for GOP support.

Montana Dwight D. Eisenhower Harrys. Truman Ike Eisenhower Adlai Stevenson Hungry Horse Dam West Truman

Fire Prevention Emphasized During National Week

Dillon Fire Department marks National Fire Prevention Week October 5 to 11 urging care in smoking and matches by children, proper handling of wiring and electrical devices, avoidance of clutter, safe storage of flammable liquids, and inspection of heating systems. They cite ignition by matches and smoking in bed as leading causes and stress education to combat ignorance and carelessness.

Dillon Volunteer Fire Department United States

College Classes Choose Officers at Western Montana 1952 53

Western Montana College of Education announces officers for the 1952 53 academic year. Seniors elect Mike McMahon as president and Charles Sohn as vice president with Dick McGuire as secretary treasurer. Daniels sponsors. Juniors name Robert Olson as president and Robert Brown as vice president with Annlee Krick as secretary treasurer. McFadden and Albertson sponsor. Sophomores choose Joe McDonald president Ted Kato vice president Donna Wright secretary treasurer with Kneeland and Tash sponsors. Freshmen select Keith Allred president Frank Kibbee vice president Dorothy Kneeland secretary treasurer with Jackson and McGuire sponsors.

Western Montana College of Education Mike McMahon Deer Lodge Charles Sohn Dillon Dick McGuire Ennis Mr. Daniels Robert Olson Victor Robert Brown Gilford Annlee Krick McFadden Miss Albertson Joe McDonald

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Gilbert Knowles J. S. Brenner George Gleed I. S.C Salt Lake Dillon Hereford State Dillon Department
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