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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1956

Page

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East Bench Unit Dam Plans Face Budget Uncertainty

The East Bench Unit in southwestern Montana, including Clark Canyon Dam and a canal system serving about 23 200 acres with 24 800 acres receiving supplemental water, faces possible budget limits for 1957 construction. The Beaverhead Water Development Association has proposed repayment terms, and Dexheimer notes pre construction work could allow a 1958 start if budget and presidential program permit.

Metcalf Bureau East Beach Montana Clark Canyon Dillon Beaverhead Water Development Association Dexheimer

Soil Bank meeting at courthouse in Dillon Monday

Beaverhead county farmers are invited to a Soil Bank briefing Monday at 2 p.m. in the Dillon county courthouse to learn details of the Acreage Reserve and Conservation Reserve programs. Arthur Bay notes signups begin soon at the County ASC office with applications available late September.

New Soil Bank Beaverhead County Dillon Arthur Bay County Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Committee Bay Soil Bank ASC

Monger elected president of Community Concert Assn

Dr Warren Monger was elected president of the Community Concert Association at a Monday meeting. He succeeds T Lee McCracken who resigned after serving since the association’s 1947 organization. Concert dates announced include Carolers Trio Oct 29 Archer and Gile Nov 28 Ballet Basques de Biarritz Mar 9 Richard Cass Avril 3.

Warren Monger Community Concert Association T. Lee McCracken Edna Moe Carolers Trio Archer and Gile Ballet Basques de Biarritz Richard Cass Avril

Helena Becomes Center of Birch Creek Irrigation Request

Dillon area farmers asked the State Water Conservation Board to program a Beaverhead county irrigation project to supply about 5,200 acre-feet of water for Birch Creek, serving roughly 6,000 acres. Board noted construction depends on January legislative appropriations but gave tentative endorsement.

Helena Dillon Area State Water Conservation Board Beaverhead County Birch Creek

Two Dillon Clergy Members to Leave for New Assignments

Two Dillon clergy announce early departures for new posts. Rev. Timothy Clifford of St. Rose parish will move to Anaconda on Sept. 20 after 41 years in Dillon area. Rev. Arthur Lord of St. James will preach his final Dillon service Oct. 14 before going to St. John's Church in Centralia Washington.

Dillon Timothy Clifford St. Rose Anaconda Arthur Lord St. James’ Episcopal Church Centralia Wash St. John's Church Father Clifford Lima Clifford St. Kierans College Ireland United States Beaverhead County Lord Rishton Lancashire England Canada University of Saskatchewan Emmanuel College Saskatoon Peace River Alberta British Columbia Malta Enilda Elizabeth Gedye Victoria B. C Patsy Diane Kathy

Fat Livestock at Beaverhead County Fair Sales

The 4 H Livestock Sale at Beaverhead County Fair on September 2 sold 41 fat beef cattle at 37.9 cents per pound and 25 lambs at 56.3 cents per pound. Carla Andrus sold the high calf at 60 cents per pound to Roberts Food Market. a 995 pound steer earned $597. Veronica Bolick’s top lamb sold at 70 cents per pound to Paul’s Chevrolet of Dillon. Total sales reached $15,596.85, reported by clerk Herb Wheat.

Ed Atkins Beaverhead County Fair H. B. Sager Carla Andrus Veronica Bolick Paul’s Chevrolet Dillion Herb Wheat

Dillon Auto Dealers Enrich 4 H Council Funds

The Beaverhead 4 H Council gains 268.30 dollars after the Dillon Automobile Dealers Association buys Mary Garrison’s 813 pound calf for 51 cents a pound and resells the animal with proceeds to support 4 H club work in Beaverhead County. The six member dealer group includes Davis Motor Co and Montana Auto Sales among others.

Ed Atkins Beaverhead Dillon Automobile Dealers Association Mary Garrison Beaverhead County 4-H Council Automobile Dealers Association Davis Motor Co Ben Davis Willys Packard Mockel Cliff Mockel Nash International Dealer College Motor Co Weldon Payne Buick Studebaker Chevrolet Oldsmobile Cadillac Montana Joe White Chrysler Plymouth Cochrane Motors Bert Cochrane Ford

New President of WMCE Named

Dr. Herbert Leslie Steele of Idaho State College was appointed president of Western Montana College of Education in Dillon. Steele, 45, succeeds Dr. Rush Jordan and will begin Sept 24 with a salary of 9,500 dollars plus an 85 dollar monthly allowance.

University of Toronto Ontario College of Education Columbia University Teachers’ College New York Idaho State Faculty Dillon Jordan Western University of Montana

Gregovich Granted Plea Extension in Dillon District Court

Mike Gregovich, proprietor of the Dillon Hotel, was granted until 10:00 am Thursday to enter a plea on an involuntary manslaughter charge. The case stems from a August 17 highway collision near Brown's Bridge on U S Highway 91, which killed his father John Gregovich and injured Clyde Smith and Minnie Stewart. The trial will be held in Beaverhead County District Court.

Mike Gregovich Dillon Philip C. Duncan Gregovich Thomas F. Kieley Butte Duncan Justice Court Evans Innes Dillon Area Smith Minnie B. Stewart Smith Ranch Butte Hospital Stewart Friends Madison County Beaverhead County

Division winners in Beaverhead County Fair exhibits

The Beaverhead County Fair awards the top honors across livestock and livestock related crafts. Carla Andrus earns the Vigilante Cattlemen’s trophy for beef type livestock while Mary Garrison claims Grand Champion Senior Showman with a $15 Montana Power Company prize. Veronica Bolick receives Reserve Champion Senior Showman with a $10 prize and a fair board scotch. Additional honors include Junior Showman champions, Dress Revue winners, Best Horse in Quarterhorse and Thoroughbred classes, plus Open Division champions and a 70 percent premium rise for the 1956 fair totaling 1104 dollars in open division premiums.

Carla Andrus Dillon Mary Garrison Glen Ty Y Montana Power Company Veronica Bolick Fair Board Howard Schonenberger Wisdom Gerald Jones Federal Land Bank Bozeman Jack Laden Dillon Hi-Lighters Beaverhead County Fair Rose Swetish A. C. Bayers A.C. Bayers

Right or Wrong by George M. Melton

An editorial tribute notes the departure of two Dillon leaders Reverend Arthur Lord and Father Timothy Clifford after years of service. The piece reflects on their high calibre, personal impact, and the sense of loss for Dillon and Beaverhead County as they move on.

Arthur Lord Timothy Clifford Dillon Beaverhead

Priest Reflects on 41 Years of Service

The community recalls Father Timothy Clifford who arrived forty one years ago from Saint Kiernans College Ireland as a newly graduated priest. His youthful looks gave way to age and wisdom over decades of service in the parish and church.

Saint Kiernans College Ireland Father Clifford

Community Breakfast Discusses Montana Freight Rate Reform

Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce hosts a breakfast with Dave Williams as chair to discuss the Citizens Freight Rate Association and its push for reduced equitable freight rates for Montana. The association cites a potential $1,000,000 yearly savings starting September 1 and invites members to participate via the chamber or mail. A Helena workshop of the U S Chamber and local chamber aims to improve the business climate with four U S Chamber speakers.

Dave Williams Beaverhead Helena U.s.chamber Helena Chamber of Commerce United States Chamber of Commerce

Weather Summary for Valley and Mountains

Rain and thunderstorms marked the week with heavier mountains and lighter valley showers. Temperatures ranged 66 to 83 degrees by day and 26 to 41 by night, haying nearly finished while the second alfalfa cut and grain harvest continue. Precipitation at Western College station showed 0.22 inches on September 11 with daily totals to 0.65 inches for the week.

Western College

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