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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 27, 1948

Page

1

Streamlined Montana new film release and local updates

A limited summary notes a new film by Ontana Power on Montana water development and Treasure State progress alongside related farming and football mentions. Also reports on board vacancies due to absence of Robert Gregg and remarks from President Fred Bridenstine. Local club members discuss big game hunting and a hunting incident involving B Davis of Eldorado Missouri. hospitalization and planned return to Dillon for rest.

Montana Ontana Power Company Treasure State Ater Power Development Fred Bridenstine Robert Gregg W. P. Bierrum Z. Jordan Straugh Normal College Sheldon Davis B. Davis Eldorado Busic Hamilton Dillon

Events Slated for Elkhorn Course

Two day meet of the Northern Rocky Mountain Ski Association set at Elkhorn with events including invitational downhill. Notables Mr. and Mrs. T Lee Meen and Mr. Charles Haight Jr of Hot Springs Elk-4 and Br McCracken named first vice agent of the organization and paleigh was named a member. Event dates January 15 16.

Rocky Buntain Ski Association

Election readiness as Beaverhead voters await ballots

Beaverhead county voters prepare for the general election next Tuesday with contests for county commissioner in two districts and for district court clerk. Polls run 8 am to 6 pm in larger precincts and 1 pm to 6 pm in smaller ones. The Dillon Examiner and Dillon Daily Tribune organize returns at the courthouse with election boards at the Eagle bar State bar and Lyons Den. Official ballots distributed to outlying precincts by county clerk Margaret Thompson. Sample ballot appears in this week's Examiner.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Dillon Examiner Dillon Daily Tribune Eagle Bar State Bar Lyon’s den Dillon Roscoe Cornell Norman Giles Big Hole Fred L. Nelson Harry Helming Fred Waldorf H Bentway Margaret Thompson

Beavers Set 12 Game Basketball Schedule With Ennis Opener

The Beavers announce a 12 game basketball schedule for the season with seven home games. Opening match is against Ennis on December 12, followed by Deer Lodge, Twin Bridges, St Peters, and others through February. A district tournament site decision is slated for November 10.

Beavers Ennis Dee Deer Lodge Twin Bridges St. Peters Annaconda Whitehall Sheridan Beaver

Montana candidates back Referendums 51 and 52 for university aid

Leading Montana figures from both parties endorse Referendums 51 and 52, urging a university millage increase and a 5 million dollar building bond. Sen. Murray and Gov. Ford back the measures, as do Rep. Mansfield and Rep. O Ewart, with Miss Ireland and Miss Condon also supporting the plan.

Montana James E. Murray Tom J. Davis Sam C. Ford John W. Bonner Gr. Ford Sons and Daughters Billings Bonner Mike Mansfield Wesley O’ewart Congress Willard Fraser

Blue Bird Club Members Entertained by Mrs Williams

Mrs Williams entertained Blue Bird club members and guests Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Clarence Baril.

Harry Williams Blue Bird Club Menisyet Clarence Baril

Death claims Mrs. J. Meyer at Dillon home

Mrs Magdalene Meyer wife of John F Meyer long time Dillon resident died last Wednesday after a brief illness at her east Dillon home. A native of Switzerland she came to the United States in 1911 and worked as a housekeeper and hotel operator in the Big Hole basin before moving to Dillon with her husband. She leaves a sister Mrs Emma Grandleonard of Long Beach Calif a nephew Ernest Golay of Wisdom and several other nephews in California. Funeral services were held Saturday at Brundage chapel with Rev Edward R Leivestad officiating and interment in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers were Jules Wenger Frank Fidler Wendell Jardine Leonard Schulz Fred Bridenstine and John Krause.

Magdalene Meyer John F. Meyer Dillon East Side Switzerland Big Hole Basin William Montgomery Jackson M. D. Jardine Meyer Jules Wenger Frank Fidler Wendell Jardine Leonard Schulz Fred Bridenstine John Krause

Funeral Service for Mrs. Fred Crouse Draws Many From Out of Town

Large gathering from Bozeman Missoula Helena Sheridan and beyond attended the Wednesday service at the Presbyterian church for Mrs. Fred Crouse. Reverend J Thompson Baker officiated with pallbearers named from Dillon and local communities.

Fred Crouse Presbyterian Church J. Thompson Baker Charles Buck Sheridan Carl Davis Clyde Brown Phillip Cottom Carl Hollenstiner Hiram Rodgers Dillon Lester Crouse Harold Dickson John Parker George Graham Dewey Street Charles Cameron David Robinson Goldie Budd Gus Carlson Harold Wright Clarkson Spain Tom Holdsworth Lester Crouse, Jr Tom Crouse Arthur Sandquist Parker Wesley Davis Henry Wall Bozeman Jim Jackson New York City C. B. Spohr Missoula William Wall Carrel Carl Wall Helena Allen Buck Walter Sagunsky Mary Nattrass Walter Branch Donald Branch William Lloyd Emil Schindler Wisdom

Sassman Tops Dillon Rifle Club Shoot At City Hall Range

Otto Sassman won Friday night at the city hall range with 282x300. H Hignight placed second with 273 while C pam finished third with 248. Other scores included Sonnet Acres Meres Simon 216 and Langdorf 248.

Otto Sassman Dillon Rifle Club City Hall Range H. Hignight C. Pam Sonnet Acres Asimon Eatt Rosenau Langdorf

Record Price Set At Tri-State Hereford Futurity

Archie Parks of Vaughn sold AP Worthy Princeps for a Montana record of 15000 dollars at the Tri-State Futurity in Miles City. A Westmore Hodges and Orr Hereford partnership bought the winning bull, part of over 150 animals auctioned with top prices above average. Parkes earned 75 dollars and a 1949 sedan, amid Parks dominance with best head, best yearlings, and top overall exhibit.

Montana Archie Parks Vaughn Princeps Tri-State Miles City Westmore Hodges Jumping Horse Ranch Ennis Arthur Carol Orr Orr Hereford Ranch Cameron A. P. Worthy Princeps Parkes America

Chairman Named by Local AAUW Unit

At a Monday night meeting the local unit of the American Association of University Women elected committee chairs led by Mrs. Lois Hazelbaker in education and Miss Jean Bishop in international relations. Mrs. Christine Opp, county superintendent of schools, reported on the citizen's committee on proposed school legislation. Other chairs include Mrs. I W Vinsel social studies Mrs J H Mikkelson status of women Mrs W J Bierrum arts Mrs Sheldon E Davis legislation Mrs Mary Baker Emerick membership Miss Virginia Irvine publicity Mrs Dougan Luebben fellowship and Miss Genevieve Albertson hostess with Ernest Luebben program.

American Association of University Women H. H.hendren Gladys Forester Christine Opp Lois Hazelbaker Jean Bishop I. W. “Vinsel J. H. Mikkelson W. J. Bierrum Sheldon E. Davis Mary Baker ‘Emerick Virginia Irvine Dougan Luebben Emerick Genevieve Albertson Ernest Luebben Bierrum Mikkelson C. J. Hovren

Agricultural Car Stops In Dillon With Farm Shows

Union Pacific agricultural car on its tour visited Dillon with exhibits and moving pictures for hundreds of children and adults. The three day Montana visit runs October 26 to 28, led by Joe W. Jarvis with E. B. Baxter.

Dillon Union Pacific Middle Western Montana Washington Oregon Idaho Utah Wyoming Colorado Kansas Nebraska Joe W. Jarvis Agricultural Development Department Armstead Butte E. B. Baxter

Girl Scouts of Dillon United Incorporation Filed

Articles of incorporation have been filed by the Dillon Girl Scout council to unite members as a business organization. Incorporators include Edith C. Smith Dorothy Ann Forrester Aileen O. Peterson Josephine Dougherty Gladys Forester Muriel P. Tyro Harriet Watkins Lizzie French Margaret Selway Mary Rachel Luebben Inez Carroll Velma Camp Lola Johnson Bertha Cardinale and Ruby Murfin. The organization has acquired a home on South Pacific street.

Dillon Girl Scout Council Edith C. Smith Dorothy Ann Forrester Aileen O. Peterson Josephine Dougherty Gladys Forester Muriel P. Tyro Harriet Watkins Lizzie French Margaret Selway Mary Rachel Luebben Inez Carroll Velma Camp Lola Johnson Bertha Cardinale Ruby Murfin South Pacific Street

Road projects in Beaverhead county receive state funding

A telephone briefing with Scott Hart of the state highway commission confirms a $60 thousand stretch from Tash Lane on Grasshopper to the Big Hole road will be built next summer. Mrs. Hirschy reports the Divide to Squaw Creek bridge road will be oiled as weather allows and finished before next oiling season, with the Squaw Creek to Wisdom segment contracted when funds are available.

Scott Hart State Highway Commission Tash Big Hole Fred Hirschy Jackson Republican Central Committee Divide Squaw Creek Bridge Beaverhead County State Commission Hirschy Squaw Creek

Death of John J. Lewis Listed With Beav erhead County Roots

John J. Lewis aged 62 died Thursday night at his North Washington home after a long illness. Born March 19, 1886 in Pickens South Carolina he homesteaded near Apex in 1915 after ranch work in Beaverhead county. Survived by wife Elizabeth Steers a brother Arthur S. Lewis three sisters in Pickens and a sister in law. Funeral Tuesday at the chapel with Rev Gunnar Steffenrud of the Assembly of God officiating. Interment Mountain View Cemetery. Pallbearers named Williams Tritt William Hail William Murty Ross Ayers Jack Thie and Jack Hunt.

John J. Lewis Washington Street Pickens D. C Beaverhead County Apex Elizabeth Steers Arthur S. Lewis U. S. Navy San Pedro Calif Jennie Valley Mary Craig Ella Keith S. C Earl Lewis Brundage Chapel Gunnar Steffenrud Assembly of God Church Mountain View William Tritt William Hail William Murty Ross Ayers Jack Thie Jack Hunt

Fall Clinics for Crippled Children Announced in Montana

Dr B K Kilbourne announces fall clinics for crippled children across 14 Montana centers including Butte on Nov 12 and 13 at St James hospital. The program aims to discover diagnose treat and supervise ongoing care or eligibility for Division of Services for Crippled Children assistance.

B. K. Kilbourne Montana State Board of Health Montana Public Health Nursing Service Division of Services For Crippled Children State Board of Health Butte St. James Hospital Powell Granite Madison Beaverhead Silver Bow Deer Lodge

Injured in crash near city barrow pit

Mrs. Tom Mihlberger suffered a broken arm and multiple cuts and bruises after a truck sideswiped by another vehicle veered into a barrow pit on the highway a mile south of the city. She was treated at Barret hospital where she stayed for several days. Mr Mihlberger was not seriously injured.

Tom Mihlberger Mihlberger Barrow -Pit Barrett Hospital Mihlberee

Republican Rally at Dell Promises Free Entertainment and Speakers

A large Saturday night Republican rally at the Dell community hall will feature Hon. E. K. Cheadley of Helena as principal speaker. The event includes music, moving pictures, and a dance with free admission. County candidates will be introduced.

Beas Eee Chajman Beaver County Central ’Committee E. K. Cheadley Helena Supreme Court of Montana Cheadle Beaverhead County Roxy Theater Tommy Davis James’ FE. Murray Murray Peale Congress Republcan Albert H. Angstman Angstman Supreme Court Mike Mansfield House Mansfield

Bulldogs to Hit Rexburg Here November Fifth

Coach Straugh's Normal Bulldogs anticipate revenge as they host Ricks College of Rexburg Idaho on Friday November fifth at home after a 33-6 loss last Friday. Montana Mines game follows in Butte next Saturday for Montana small college conference rating.Eastern Montana beat Carroll 32-6 to hold title.

Straugh Bulldogs Ricks College of Rexburg Idaho Idaho City Ricks Montana Mines Butte Montana Small College Conference Eastern Montana Carroll College Helena

Rites Held Friday for War Victim Wellington

The cremated remains of Pfc. Roy E. Wellington arrived in Dillon from Ogden last Friday morning. Funeral services were held that afternoon at Brundage chapel under Beaverhead post of the American Legion with full military rites at Mountain View cemetery. Wellington, son of Mrs. Isabelle Wellington, died in a Japanese prison camp on February 7, 1943 after being captured at Corregidor. Dillon business houses closed during the funeral hour.

Roy E. Wellington Dillon Ogden Sgt Hammond Brundage Chapel Beaverhead American Legion Legion Mountain View Cemetery Isabelle Wellington Pfc Wellington Corregidor

Don Shaw of Big Hole Basin Dies at 74

Don Shaw 74, longtime resident of the Big Hole basin, died at Barrett hospital after a short illness. Born September 9, 1874 in Dixon Iowa, he came to Beaverhead County in 1889 and lived as a woodsman and ranch worker in the region. He never married and is survived by a niece Mrs Tom Donman of Manhattan. Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel with Rev J Thompson Baker of the Presbyterian church presiding.

Don Shaw Big Hole Basin Barrett Hospital Dixon Iowa Beaverhead County Big Hole Tom Donman Manhattan Brundage Chapel J. Thompson Baker Presbyterian

Notices to Taxpayers Are Mailed in Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county taxpayers will pay nearly 1 million dollars in taxes for 1948, says Alice H. Orr of the treasurer office. Notices have been prepared and will be mailed this week. First half property payments due in November, second half in May 1949. Collections begin on or after November 1. About 2,100 taxpayers on the rolls this year, making the mailing workload heavy for office staff.

Beaverhead Proberty Alice H. Orr Beaverhead County

Saddle Mare Shot Wounded Near White’s New Home

A Palomino saddle mare owned by Joe G. White was shot and wounded last Friday near the east edge of town where White is building a new home. White has posted a reward of ten dollars as a police inquiry continues.

Joe G. White Aeture Mr. White White

Also Mentioned on This Page

Dorothy Greenlee Chicago Iday High School Dillon Kiwais Club Joe Kelly Ity Barrett Benny Ryan Dino Cardinale Ann Mitchell Ilyn, Pierce Marcia Melton Anie Harrison Elkhorn J. Meyer Beyond Sassman Vaughn Ranchman AAUW Girl Scouts of Dillon United Carroll Hill Tash Lane Dell E. K. Cheadle The Hope
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