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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 10, 1941

Page

8

Death takes old pioneer Joseph Duff in Dillon

Joseph H. Duff 77 a Dillon resident died at 603 South Washington Street Sunday Born June 29 1864 in Helena he lived in the state most of his life and spent about 50 years in Beaverhead county He drove stages in Yellowstone National Park He was a former rancher and a member of Dillon Elks Lodge No 1554 Funeral services set for 2 pm today at the Baptist church with Rev Belle Long officiating Elks to conduct their ritual Surviving wife sister nephew and sisters in law are named

Joseph H. Duff Dillon South Washington Street Duff Yellowstone National Park Helena Beaverhead County Centennial Valley Monida Dillon Elks Lodge Belle Mayme White Seattle Bert Duff Butte Nettie Duff James Graham Billings Baptist Church Belle Long The Elks’ Lodge

Final plans posted for Dillon Hereford show and sale

Officials gathered at Bernard Williams office to approve the Dillon Hereford show and sale set for October 26 and 27. Attendees included George Harrison Bannack Tom Clemon A C Bayers Myron Beatty Bodine Herefords J D Harrison and many others. Breeders consignments include Jumping Horse ranch Ennis and Wonderland Herd Deer Lodge among listed participants.

Dillon Bernard Williams George Harrison Bannack Tom Clemon Jackson A. C. Bayers Twin Bridges Frank Pendleton Wisdom Williams Myron Beatty Bozeman Bodine Herefords Clyde Park E. H. Bodley Hobson Jesse Bradley Chatterton Hereford Cattle Co Clinc’ Bros Manhattan Gallatin Gateway Hereford Ranch Gallatin Gateway J. D. Harrison Polaris F. and M. Hunnewell Brooks C. E. Kieckbusch Townsend E. C. Leap Kolin Spain Bros Belgrade Thomas H. Watson Don Warren Deer Lodge Jumping Horse Ranch Ennis Milton Schaplow E. H. Skinner Steven and Guth Wilsall Wonderland Herd

Mountains Receive Blanket of Snowfall

The first snow of the season fell on upland hills and mountain ridges around Dillon over the weekend, the first since last April. Snow covered Beaverhead Centennial and Big Hole valleys with reports from Elkhorn Springs and Birch Creek. Butte and Bozeman were the only cities in business districts to record snowfall.

Dillon Beaverhead Centennial Big Hole Elkhorn Springs Birch Creek U. S Butte Bozeman

Training schools enroll 469 pupils this week

Dillon training schools report 469 pupils enrolled this week according to Supt. Paul Anderson. He notes enrollment far exceeds last year and expects 10 to 15 more students, surpassing last year’s total by more than 40.

Dillon Training Schools Paul Anderson Anderson

Dillon Rifle Club Opens First Meeting of Year

Dillon Rifle Club held its initial session to organize for the coming months with plans to use the high school basement as a target range. If arrangements succeed, the first shoot is set for next Wednesday night and representatives will attend the Anaconda registered shoot on Sunday, Sept. 14. Junior and girls’ rifle clubs will begin soon.

Dillon’s Rifle Club Henry Hignight Anaconda Anaconda Rifle Club

Latest Canning Methods Demonstrated by Nutritionist

A county meeting featured ex extension nutritionist Miss Bessie McClelland of Montana State college presenting canning methods for vegetables. The session drew local home demonstration units via county agent Bernard Williams with topics on frozen storage drying salting and brining.

Bessie McClelland Montana State College Dillon Bernard Williams

Police Recover Stolen Bicycle in Mining City

The bicycle stolen from the son of Beaverhead County deputy sheriff Frank Little was recovered in Butte last Thursday after deputies checked pawn shops in the Mining City. Sheriff Paul Temple coordinated the return of the bike to Dillon. The Little family has returned to Glendive where Mr. Little resumes coaching duties.

Frank Little Beaverhead County Glendive Butte Paul Temple Temple Dillon Little Mr. Little

Freshmen Parade Stages Beaverhead High School Event

Beaverhead county high school freshmen staged a comic parade Friday afternoon through the city streets as a lead in to their annual initiation. The initiation followed by a mixer at 8 o clock in the high school gym under L A Gregory and featured diverse costumes.

Beaverhead County High School L. A. Gregory

Three Local Youths Apply for Enlistment in Navy

Three Beaverhead county youths Charles O. Schliecher Martin Thompson Jr and Charles Robert Quackenbush applied for U S Navy enlistment Thursday per Chief Signalman L G Short recruiting officer at the Dillon post office They will be sent to Salt Lake City for examination and if accepted to the Naval Training station at San Diego for training and final assignment Army Openings Sgt Nick F Hertges said many vacancies exist with openings in air corps infantry engineers coast artillery field artillery cavalry signals medical and chemical warfare at various posts and camps across the country

Beaverhead County United States Navy L. G. Short Dillon Charles O. Schliecher Martin Thompson, Jr Charles Robert Quackenbush Salt Lake City Utah Naval Training Station San Diego Calif Army Nick F. Hertges United States Army Federal Sergeant Hertges Air Corps Jefferson Barracks Infantry Hawaii Engineers Alaska Camp Roberts Coast Artillery Camp Callan Field Artillery Cavalry Fort Riley Kan Fort Leonard Wood Signal Corps Fort Monmouth N. J Medical Department Camp Grant Camp Wallace Texas Chemical Warfare Edgewood Arsenal

Boonville Notes Track Kemper Military School Return

Dougan Luebben returns to Kemper Military School in Boonville as the school enters its 98th year with enrollment at 540. The column lists several local residents visiting, traveling, or returning from trips to California, Montana, Canada, Chicago, and other places, with brief notes on their movements and visits.

Dougan Luebben T. E. Luebben S. Pacific Street Dillon Boonville Kemper Military School Kempers Dempster Tait San Diego Betty Hall Thompson Jack Hillary Casterlines Canada Los Angeles Calif Tom Pyeatt Glendale Chris Bay Robert Finch G. E. Finch South Carolina Helen Jake Rangitsch Rangitsch Montana State University Missoula Centennial Valley Gebhardt Fassler Dorothy Mary Melrose Mary Judge Bitterroot Valley Glacier Park Isabel Brenner Grant Lucy Clapp Camilla McCormick Jack Hagens Brenner Ranch Upper Horse Prairie Wilson Eleanore Rose Edward Miller Frank Gorman Wilsons John Hildreth Deer Lodge Donald Shaffner Ray Childs Camp Lewis Wash Glen Lyons Howard Brigham City Utah Jack Rees Northwest Morse Waldorf Charles Pilgrim Lansing Waldorf G. H. Lenox Butte Alice E. Russell The Normal College California

Mining Men Return From State Meeting

Frank Madden president of the Beaverhead Mining association sat on the resolutions committee at the Montana Mining group annual meeting held last week at Cooke City and Silver Gate. Bill Logan served on the committee to select the 1942 site and led the association's mining exhibit, noted as one of the finest on display. Joe Madden attended with the others, and all reported a constructive and enjoyable meeting.

Frank Madden Beaverhead Montana Cooke City Silver Gate Bill Logan Logan Joe Madden

First Lutheran Church Weekly Services and Choir Practice

Leonard Thompson pastor leads Sunday services on Sept 14 at 10 am with Sunday school at 11 am and Holy Communion in the sermon theme Thanking God. Choir practice on Sept 11 at 8 pm at the church.

Leonard Thompson

Latter Day Saints Church Meeting Schedule News

Latter Day Saints Church announces Elder Officers and teachers meeting at 9 40 a m Sunday School begins at 10 a m with sacrament and talks to be given by the advanced juniors. Classes start at 10 45 a m with closing exercises at 11 25 a m.

L. H. Smith

Clubs Move to New Hall After Café Closures

Due to the Trail cafe closing and the Rotary and Kiwanis halls shutting down, the two service clubs will meet in Gleed's Rendezvous room. Rotary will meet tonight and Kiwanis tomorrow night with officials stating regular meeting places to be decided at these sessions.

Trail Rotary Kiwanis Gleed

Defense Savings Stamps Explained and Redeemability

Defense Savings Stamps can be redeemed for cash at face value or exchanged for Defense Savings Bonds. For example 75 of the 25 cent stamps total $18.75 may be exchanged for a bond worth $25 in ten years. Stamps began retail sale in Michigan on July 10 and are expanding nationwide. Buy at post offices banks or savings and loan associations or write to the U.S. Treasurer.

Defense Savings Michigan Savings and Loan Association United States Washington, D.C

Montana Power Sponsors Historic Radio Program

Victor Arden, musical director for Montana Power company, debuts a new program titled Hot Dates in History. Thirty nine weekly broadcasts begin Sept. 14 on seven Montana stations, featuring words and music about events like the Birth of the Star Spangled Banner and the First Pony Express. KGIR Butte airs Sundays 7:30 to 7:45 p.m.

Missouri Victor Arden Montana Power Company Montana Columbus

Football squad prepares for battered encounter

Linemen Walter Jones, Joe Bergeson, Jim Scofield, Bernard Harkness, Vern Hanson, Bill Mc Manus, Paul Lacry, Dave Curry, Lloyd Davis, Ben Wenger, Dale Dart, and Bob Stanchfield will provide options for Coach Johnson. The team hosts Beaverhead on Sept. 19, Anaconda Central on Sept. 26, and the Butte Reds visit Oct. 3.

Walter Jones Joe Bergeson Jim Scofield Bernard Harkness Vern Hanson Bill McManus Paul Lacry Dave Curry Lloyd Davis Ben Wenger Dale Dart Bob Stanchfield Johnson Hamilton Beaverhead Boys Anaconda Central Butte Reds

D L Johnson Elected High School Principal

D L Johnson has been elected principal of the local high school. He previously led the vocational agriculture department and advised Future Farmers of America and 4 H clubs while mentoring athletes. C O Orr plans to depart for Missoula to join family real estate partners O B S Orr.

D. L. Johnson Page Mont Cavalier Grafton N. D Future Farmers of America C. O. Orr Missoula O. B. S. Orr

Local Lodge to Celebrate Anniversary

Members of the Bly of Montana lodge in Helena plan a ceremony to mark an anniversary. Attendees include Nellie Lanner Nellie Nelson Montana Gilbert Jessie Taylor and Ruth Ann Dart.

Bly Montana Helena Nellie Lanner Nellie Nelson Montana Gilbert Jessie Taylor Ruth Ann Dart

The Hope of Advancement Spurs Industry Quote

The note presents a brief quotation by Sir Henry Taylor about how hope for progress motivates work, distinguishing aspiration from achievement and emphasizing the driving force behind industrial effort.

Sir Henry Taylor

Beaverhead Legion Post to Install Luther Smith

Beaverhead post plans to install Luther Smith as part of a program tied to the start of the new term. Absence of Commander Poindexter and Bechler’s recovery delay an out of town meeting and banquet, with Poindexter in Chicago for rail surgeons and Milwaukee for the Legion convention.

Beaverhead Luther Smith Poindexter Bechler Chicago American Association of Railway Surgeons Milwaukee National Convention of the American Legion Montana Wheatland Post Harlowton George M. Gosman New Orleans

Dillon City Board Approves Traffic Plan and Vacancy

Dillon Kentucky council hears petition with forty signers on street naming and appoints George E. Baker as police magistrate after George Opp’s death. Chief Patrick seeks two hour parallel parking on Andrus hotel to Dillon Implement Co. to ease congestion from J C Penney’s to White Cafe. Firemen’s convention report from F C McFadden rounds out the session.

Kentucky Barnett George Opp George E. Baker Baker Andrus Hotel Dillon Implement Co J. C. Penney’s

Melton Elected Justice Post Amid Hold Order Debate

G. M. Melton wins the justice post as officials report steps already begun. The board agrees to waive a hold order while noting a claim of $612 reimbursement for allegedly stolen road equipment. Melton, a county raceliner with prior prison time in South Dakota, is set to return to face charges as his father seeks release of the hold order.

South Dakota Kiner

Andrus dies after long illness in I0l

Harry E. Andrus, longtime party member and civic figure, dies after a long illness. Survived by wife Margaret, a son and daughter-in-law Postmaster and Mrs. Harry J. Andrus, two daughters and sons-in-law, grandchildren, siblings, and numerous relatives. Funeral at St. Rose's church with Rotary Club Rosary service. active and honorary pallbearers listed.

Critics Organization Margaret Inlaw Harry J. Andrus Carla Donna Farnum Schuyler Dillon O. C. Hyssop Harry Colfer H. B. Andrus Boulder Colo Barbara Platt Hot Springs S. Dak William Rosenbaum Butte Brundage Funeral Home St. Rose’s Church Rotary Club T. F. McFadden W. G. Gilbert William Sweeney W. S. Tash Roscoe Cornell, Jr Frank Madden

Soil building allowances and seed-bed work details

The text explains that participants have portions of their total allowance to earn, enabling time for soil building tasks such as seeding grasses if the seed-bed is prepared. Information on remaining soil building allowance for any farm is available at the local Agricultural Conservation association office.

Agricultural Conservation Association

On the Bias A returns from Navy style humor and quips

A satirical column notes a man with seven sons in the navy enlisting, mocks sailor life, laments loss of sabers due to steel shortages, and jokes about age in Los Angeles picnics and a guaranteed alarm clock. It blends defense topics with advertising style lines and light mockery of military life.

Field Rental Schedule and Debt Reduction Highlight Banquet

The board outlines field rental charges and reservation rights. The Dillon Softball association reduced debt by 100 dollars, presented by Dave Williams of the Kiwanis to Lou Larsen at the annual softball banquet three weeks ago.

Dillon Softball Association Lou Larsen Dave Williams Kiwanians

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Death Pioneer Joseph Duff Ellis’ Lodge Dillon Rifle Club Mining City First Lutheran Church Latter Day Saints Church Montana Power Ram Rambouillets Hampshires George Selway Divide Lincoln Ewes Dillon City Board G. M. Melton Justice Post Harry E. Andrus Robert Barrett Otto Schulz Emery Keller George Smith Charles Burden Hugh McCaleb Frank Rife J. H. Gilbert W. J. Romersa Albert Stamm Harry Baumberger Glen A. Decker D. A. Galt Sam Ditty James Mansfield W. D. Oliver Henry Dowling James Harrison Elwyn Metzel Fred Waldorf Alf Cashmore L. K Emmett Carroll J. W. McCarthy Andy Williams William Mockenhaupt Rolf Henderson George Gosman C. P. Thomas Fred W. Dart Eugene Bond Harvey Stanchfield Sol Sobolsky Fred Heffner R. B. Caswell A. E. Williams W. D. Ross S. E. Whitworth Chris Peterson Floyd Kennison Walter Foster W. H. Mitchell Leonard Schulz C. E. Nelson Martin Jackson Warren Shaw Charles Brenner George Hughes Frank Bell A. E. Scott T. E. Gilbert I. W. Vinsel C. B. Marsh Roy Forrester Fred R. Chapman H. G. Rodgers Sam Wilkinson S. A. Johnson John Tessier George Melton Chester Hale Navy the Hall of Fame Daniels Clayton Elliott Dillon Mont Kugler First National Bank Northwest Bancorporation AL Deposit Insurance Corporation
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