Orediggers Triumph 12 0 Over Normal Bulldogs
Montana Mines defeats Normal College 12 to 0 in Butte last Thursday night. Miners mount second and third quarter TD drives after a strong defense stalls Normal near the goal line. Wheat and LaBuff provide standout gains for Normal, but Monta Mines edges ahead with a 60 yard march and a 44 yard burst following a misplayed punt. Normal gains 224 total yards to Mines 208. Mines convert 3 of 9 passes for 30 yards, Normal 3 of 12 for the same. Normal penalized 37 yards, Mines 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Mines
Bulldogs
Butte
L. Hoar
Burgess
LaBuff
Aitken
Kipp
J.t
Davis
1.G
Monroe
Koenig
R.g
R. Schultz
R.t
R.e
Thill
Q.b
Dupuis
R.h
Wheat
F.b
E. Schultz
Koenig, L.g
Deegan
1.H
4 H Achievement Day Program to Be Broadcast Sat
Bozeman Montana reports the National 4-H Achievement Day radio program will air on NBC National Farm and Home hour at 10 30 a m MST on Saturday November 1 The first 15 minutes originate from Washington NBC studios The next 30 minutes are local station programs and the final 15 minutes come from the national capital Montana clubs with access to local stations will participate in the broadcast
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
NBC
Washington
National Broadcasting Company
Montana
Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule and Activities
Pastor C. J. Logan leads 10:00 a.m. Sunday school and 11:00 a.m. worship. Thursday 4:00 p.m. Junior choir and 7:00 p.m. Senior choir. Spiritual Life group meets Monday November 3 at Mrs. Carhartt's. Tuesday Young People's meeting 7:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
C. J. Logan
Mrs Glen Lund Travels to Salt Lake City to Visit Family
Mrs Glen Lund left Sunday for Salt Lake City to spend time with her parents and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen Lund
Salt Lake City
Local Residents Move In From Neighboring States
New arrivals include Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Mertz from Jackson and Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Trumbull settling in Helena for school system work. Mary Castles, ex teacher, Mrs. Gebhart Fassler and daughters from Melrose also visited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mertz
City
Jackson
C. M. Trumbull
Helena
Trumbull
Mary Castles
Gebhart Fassler
Melrose
Howard Hazelbaker
Polson
Flathead
T. E. Luebben
Tom
Kemper Military School
Boonville
Dan Henneberry
Missoula
Henneberry
The
Examiner
Western Montana Press Association
John Glass
Evelyn
Virginia
S. P. Larson
Barrett Hospital
Vivian Thomas
Billy
Dillon
Thomas
Ivy Carnutt
S. C. Sweet
Butte
Earl Opp
Bill Stahl
Melvin Standish
Lodge Grass
Mont
Tom Insko
Hatton
Defense Savings Stamps explain their role in the Defense Program
In a Q and A, officials confirm Defense Savings Stamps fund the Defense Program and bear the "America on Guard" slogan. They are sold widely in retail stores and can be exchanged for Defense Savings Bonds at post offices, banks, and savings institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Defense
America
Treasury
Defense Savings
Savings and Loan Association
United States
Washington, D. C
Obituary thanks for Olive Harrison family members named
We thank all who contributed time and floral offerings at the death of our mother and sister Mrs Olive Harrison. George H Harrison James D Harrison Mrs Sylvester Hirschman Mrs C D McKown Mrs Frank L Kellum Russell A Harrison Hollis C Harrison Mrs Prudence Fleming
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olive Harrison
George H. Harrison
James D. Harrison
Sylvester Hirschman
C. D. McKown
Frank L. Kellum
Russell A. Harrison
Hollis C. Harrison
Prudence Fleming
Stevenson On Hopeful Impulses From Every Happy Heart
A reflective note quotes Stevenson praising how cheerful hearts leave hopeful impulses that better mankind's tradition and uplift the world. The line underscores enduring human kindness and positive influence across society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stevenson
Emerson Quote on Goodness and Godly Living
The line reflects a belief that loving goodness invites angels, honors reverence, and aligns a person with God, expressing a pious ethos attributed to Ralph Waldo Emerson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson
Rifle Range Trials and Training Reflections at Fort Lewis
Gilbert Hilde writes about grueling days at Fort Lewis focusing on rifle practice with the Springfield 1903 and scarce Girand rifles, marking scores from 200 yards, and the mix of rapid and slow fire. He notes rain, new gear, a prank in the barracks, and the year's vaccination and blood typing to prepare for battlefield needs. He also mentions recruitment efforts for foreign service and the low enthusiasm of barracks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. P
Foreign Service
Fort Lewis
Beavers fall 7-0 to Central High in Butte
Dillon Beavers outgained 185 to 153 yards and 10 to 8 in first downs but misfired on a fourth down pass near the halftime drive. Lazzeri scored on a short run and Lynch added the extra point to give Butte Central second place in the district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Dillon Beavers
Butte Central
Maroons
Central
Beaver
Lazzeri
Lynch
Kamps
Rogan
Willey
Beavers
Farrell High Scorer in Rifle Club Shoot
Burnice Farrell posted the top score with 275 of 300 at the Dillon Rifle Club indoor range last Wednesday evening. Chester Buckingham followed with 272 as shooters used .22 caliber rifles from three positions: off-hand, sitting, and prone, each worth 100 points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burnice Farrell
Dillon Rifle Club
Chester Buckingham
Hereford Bull Sale Sets High Records at Montana Futurity
F and M Hunnewell of Brooks Montana sold Futurity bull Golden Rupert to W S Tash of Polaris for 400 dollars. The Montana Futurity class was the first of its kind in any state with 73 bulls exhibited and 68 ring sales. About 1000 spectators attended at the fair grounds, drawing cattlemen from Montana and the West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. & M. Hunnewell
Brooks, Mont
W. S. Tash
Polaris
Montana
Fair Grounds
Reppert
Kermit Karst
Hereford Journal
H. B. Sager
The
Record-Stockman
Denver
Bob Teale
Western Livestock Journal
Los Angeles
R. J. Struckman
Montana Farmer
Great Falls
Montana Stockgrowers Association
E. A. Phillips
Helena
Bernard R. Williams
Dillon
George Harrison
Bannack
A. C. Bayers
Twin Bridges
Tom Clemon
Jackson
Frank Pendleton
Wisdom
Ranch hand injured hauling poles near Dillon
Dan Wollentine, a ranch worker on the Pete Stefanie ranch south of Dillon, was injured while hauling a load of poles from the hills and taken to town for treatment after remaining alone for several hours.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan Wollenten
Pete Stefanie
Dillon
Wollentine
Former Dillon Resident Keeps In Touch From Texas
J. F. Wyatt, long time Dillon engineer at the Normal College and later mail carrier, writes from Beaumont Texas that he and Mrs Wyatt have stayed in Hot Springs Arkansas since August to enjoy the baths and friendly locals while greeting old friends in Dillon through the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Wyatt
Dillon
The
Normal College
Examiner
Wyatt
Beaumont
Texas
Home Demonstration Club Women to Meet
Dillon residents including Mrs. L. O. Peck Mrs. M. P. Trueman Mrs. Byron Nay Mrs. A. J. Rife Mrs. Stella Murray Mrs. Ernie Pewe Mrs. Paul Temple Mrs. J. W. Walters Mrs. Fred Kerr Mrs. Ray Mc Pherson and Mrs. Clyde Sewell gather for a club meeting in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Peck
M. P. Trueman
Wise River
Byron Nay
A. J. Rife
Stella Murray
Ernie Pewe
Paul Temple
J. W. Walters
Fred Kerr
Ray McPherson
Clyde Sewell
Dillon
Navy Day Observed By Rotary Club
Rotary Club marks Navy Day with veterans recap by Mr Koch who served four cruises in the navy. Secretary T E Gilbert invites members to an inter city Rotary meeting at the Montana hotel Anaconda on Monday Nov 3 at 7 p.m. Tom Davis of Butte guest of honor is Rotary International president. Ray Conger speaks on football noting its rules and athletic value. E E Hazel, Rotary president, says future meetings move to St James guild hall Wednesdays at 6:30.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Koch
Orient
Central America
T. E. Gilbert
Montana
Anaconda
Tom Davis
Butte
Rotary International
Ray Conger
E. E. Hazel
Rotary
St. James Guild Hall
Farmers Asked to Gear Up Production During War Effort
A government sign-up urges farmers to boost production to meet domestic needs and lend lease commitments while building a wartime stockpile. Export crops like wheat and tobacco will be scaled back due to ample supplies. dairy poultry and pork gains rely on better feeding and herd culling rather than expansion.
Republican Women Meet and Committees Named
Women of the Republican group organized committees with named chairs across sections. Sweet Mrs. Frank Gosman and others led ways and means with Mrs. Fred Kerr as chairman, parliamentarian duties assigned, Red Cross and scrapbooks organized, and telephone committee chaired by Miss Estella Melton.
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Sweet
Frank Gosman
T. A. Bradley
Mark Clemon
Ways and Means
Fred Kerr
Archie Henneberry
T. Lee Mee- Cracken
Harold Snow
Wes Mares
O. T. Vandegrift
Hugh Scully
T. E. Luebben
Paul Stahl
W. H. Mitchell, Jr
Dick Evans
Red Cross
A. §. Johnson
Elizabeth Cottom
R. D. Curry
W. H. Stephan
T. E. Gilbert
George Elwell
Ethel Schenk
Estella Melton
Lester Kurtz
Charles Pilgrim
W. E. Talent
Dillon student Frances Pickelick chosen for MSU play cast
Frances Pickelick of Dillon, senior in secretarial studies at Montana State College, is selected as a member of the cast of Mr. Pim Passes By. The AA independent club presents the play November 4 5 and 6 with proceeds benefitting the Refugee Student fund. Miss Pickelick is president of the Independent Students club.
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Bozeman
Frances Pickolick
Dillon
Montana State College
Be Yourself Clams Chowder And Puzzles In Print
A quirky note on war era language for crossword creators. It cites editorial counsel to "Be yourself" and muses on identity amid shortages as rubber thins and restaurants may switch to real clams in chowder. It also hints at revising old expressions to fit current times.
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Orediggers
Miners
Old Mr. Boston
Bea-Bark, Inc
Boston
Mass
United States Wings
Fort Leonard Wood
Sincerely, Gilbert Hilde
Central High
Johnson
McMannis
L.e
Holden
1.T
Scofield
L.g
Harkness
Bergeson
Root
Conger
V. Hansen
Fiddler
Grant
Jones
D. Hansen
Sacry
O.H Spt
L. Larson
K. Childs Ween
K. Fox
P. Lasich
Sassman
S. Langdorf Steer
Hereford
Ol'Man Winter
Mr. Wise
MR Wise
Winter
JAY Standard Dealers
Standard Oil
NBC Blue
Lin
Atlas
Rotary Club
Are
Century Club
Stats Signer Stores
Century Distilling CO
Peoria
First National Bank Ratotad Tie Sen Commmisility
Northwest Bancor Perstsa
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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