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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 16, 1942

Page

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Local Selective Service Reclassifications Listed

The local board yesterday released reclassifications naming 22 men in groups 1 A B and 3 B plus two new 1 B entrants. Robert Good formerly of Dillon listed in the 280th Ordinance Battalion joins Montana volunteers along with other Good family members and new arrivals at Jefferson Barracks for training under the Army Air Forces Technical Training Command.

Robert Scott Good Dillon Butte U. S. Army Montana Mr. Good Good Yam Ernest Navy Gloria Eugene Ore Emery Lloyd Koontz L. Koontz Kentucky Avenue Jefferson Barracks Col. Allen Kimberly Mississippi River St. Louis Army Air Forces Technical Training Command

Retail Clinic to Aid Dillon Storekeepers

The Dillon Chamber of Commerce sponsors a retail sales clinic next week led by W. E. Elisno, state director of distributive education. Sessions begin Monday Sept 21 at 8 pm and continue Tuesday and Wednesday for store owners managers sales staff and prospective employees. Topics include personality development salesmanship types of customers oral persuasion handling people language of the salesman and five steps to a sale. Clinics have been run in Miles City Livingston Lewistown Bozeman Great Falls Helena Missoula Choteau and Columbus.

Dillon Chamber of Commercce Dillon W. E. Eliesno Miles City Livingston Lewistown Bozeman Great Falls Helena Missoula Choteau Columbus

Funeral services held for Francis P. Bulger at St Rose

Funeral services for the late Francis P. Bulger were held Friday at 10 a.m. at St Rose Catholic church. Requiem mass was said by Rev. Father F X Lechner with burial in the Burlington family plot. Pallbearers were Frank Madden Walter Stamm John Collins J C Wedum F M Carr and J E Kelly. Bulger, a prominent Dillon man, died Wednesday at Barrett hospital after months of illness.

Francis P. Bulger St. Rose Catholic Church F. X. Lechner Burlington Iowa Frank Madden Walter Stamm John Collins J. C. Wedum F. M. Carr J. E. Kelly Dillon Man Barrett Hospital

GOP Central Committee Organized Here

The Republican county central committee has been organized with officers and precinct committeemen named. Chairman Sam W. Ditty, Treasurer T. Lee McCracken, Secretary F. C. McFadden, with state committeeman T. E. Gilbert and state committeewoman Mrs. Grace Anson leading a roster of district representatives.

Republican County Central Committee Sam Ditty Sam W. Ditty T. Lee McCracken F. C. McFadden T. E. Gilbert Grace Anson Dillon S. C Howard Morse Christine Opp Lakeview H. L. Flint Christina Forsyth Monida Cecil Wetmore Matilda J. Miller Lima O. C. Gosman Marion Merrill Agnes Lackey Dell P. J. Bimat Grace L. Martinell Dillon N. C Harris Opp Lucy Walters Bedrock Dellar Gordon Mildred Scott Birch Creek Lawrence Taylor Marjorie DeLeon Glendale Bill Grose Lillian C. Fiddler Polaris John Judge Freda Tash Jackson Louis P. Hoyrup Geraldine Clemon Wisdom Harold Capehart Amanda Jorgenson Dewey Walter Jones Emily Husted Nicholia Bernard Whitworth Dorothy Martinell

Grease and fat collection drive urged by Dillon Kiwanis

Inspector R M Comfort spoke at the Dillon Kiwanis meeting about the Montana horticulture department. Beaverhead housewives are urged to collect fats and greases to help the war effort and meet a 1900 pound weekly target for explosives production. Mrs Fred Kerr leads the campaign urging timely submission at local meat markets.

Beaverhead Fred Kerr

Dillon Gun Club Traps Hosts Last Registered Shoot

Thirty gunners from southwestern Montana gathered at the Dillon Gun Club for the season finale. Walter S. Jones won the singles with 99x100, Crossen of Livingston took doubles 47x50 and was runner up in singles with 98. Renfro finished one behind in doubles but won the handicap with 48x50. Chuck O Connell won the miss-and-out. L Bunny was second.

Montana Dillon Gun Club Walter S. Jones Crossen Livingston Jones Renfro J. Brockel Butte Chuck O’connell L. Bunny Theingle Schwab Bunny Forrester O’connell Carlson Helena Briese Harrison J. Jackson Jackson J. Brockle G. Roe Lima O’brien Kennedy Monida E. Morrison Junior Renfro Dell T. Renfro W. Gleed W. Jones J. Barrett J. Krause C. Stump P. Westergard Mrs. O’connell P. Temple J. Birrer Morrison Gleed Forester Brockle Roe

Mrs Thilda Peterson dies at home after illness

Mrs Thilda Peterson died last Saturday morning at her home 611 South Pacific street. Funeral services were held at Grace Methodist Church with Rev J A Meeke officiating. She was born March 8 1887 in Mjolgget Sweden and married John Peterson on May 15 1907 in Butte.

Thilda Peterson Grace, Methodist Church J. A. Meeke Mountain View South Pacific Street John Peterson Montana Big Hole Basin Horse Prairie Peterson Butte United States Mjolgget Sweden Noonsack Wash

Dr. A. H. McFarland Dies in Hamilton After Short Illness

Dr. A. H. McFarland, formerly of Dillon, died last Saturday night in Hamilton after a heart attack. Funeral held at Salmon, Idaho, where he practiced osteopathy after moving from Dillon in 1925. He is survived by his wife Blanche Garland of Dillon and several relatives who attended the service.

A. H. McFarland Dillon Hamilton Salmon Idaho Doctor McFarland Blanche Garland

Schools Geared to War Effort Says Principal

D L Johnson principal of the county high school spoke at the weekly Rotary meeting about war’s impact on education and school plans. Rep Don Anson discussed air conditioning as pre flight training and noted about a half million high school youths will enroll in aeronautics courses this year. A local high school offers such a course this year.

D. L. Johnson W. J. Bierrum Don Anson

Electors Urged to Register Before Friday Deadline

Two days remain for electors to register for the November 3 general election. The deadline is Friday at 5:00 p.m. No registrations accepted after that time. About 100 electors have registered at the county clerk’s office since the July primary, with more at deputy registrars in outlying precincts. Those who did not vote in November 1940 or used absent ballots must re register. failure to vote in the primary does not affect registration. Requirements: at least 21, U.S. citizen, state resident one year, county resident 30 days prior to election.

U. S

Hereford Show and Sale Presented by Montana Breeders

One hundred forty Hereford cattle breeders in Montana will present 51 top animals at the Hereford Show on October 25 and 26 with 34 of 43 Futurity nominees shown and sold. Bernard Williams serves as secretary manager, Col Fred Reppert to handle auctioneering.

Montana West Bernard Williams Fred Reppert

Possible Crime Investigated By Local Office

Sheriff Paul Temple and aides investigate a moonlit incident near Beaverhead river bridge. Two shots and a scream heard around 3 am prompt blood analysis and river searches. Blood sample sent to Helena. motive unclear with dog theft possible.

Paul Temple Beaverhead River Bridge Badger Pass Helena

Beavers Announce Football Lineup for Season Opener

Coach Harold Babcock reveals the regulars for the Beavers season as 24 players report for football. Key positions include Wenger and D Hansen at center, Barth Fidler Nelson Richardson and J Davis Curry at guard and ends Deputy Krause Tash Porter, with Kamps Dart Barrett Pettit and Harrison at backs. The opener against Butte Central in Butte on September 26 is described as a tough deciding factor, with home game against St Peters set for October 2 and matches listed with Anaconda Bozeman Livingston and Beaverettes.

Harold Babcock Beavers Butte Central Butte Wenger D. Hansen Barth Fidler Nelson Richardson J. Davis Curry Lacry V. Hansen Hughes Stanchfield Dilly Krause Tash Porter Kamps Dart Barrett F. Petitt J. Harrison C. Davis Pierce B. Harrison Dale Pettit Scofield Lewis St. Peters Anaconda Bozeman Livingston Beaverettes

Nurse trainee Helen Judge departs for Bozeman

Miss Helen Judge left Saturday for Bozeman to begin nurse training at the Deaconess hospital. She went with her mother Mrs. John Judge and Mrs. Florence.

Helen Judge Bozeman Deaconess Hospital John Judge Florence

County Board Approves Emergency Health Plan Amid Nurse Shortage

County commissioners authorize tax deed action on delinquent properties and appoint Dr. W. H. Stephan to run an emergency county health program. With Miss Margaret Holloran's Navy enlistment and possible reserve duty, Marian Hurley may train as a nurse but could be called to active service. Stephan will conduct county wide school inspections and collect case histories during tours.

Albert S. Baker Board of County Commissioners W. H. Stephan Margaret Holloran Navy Hollo

Varied Courses at Normal College Highlight Diversity

The State Normal College offers a wide curriculum spanning scholastic subjects manual arts and physical education to meet diverse needs. The Bull dogs basketball team has boosted the college’s Northwest standing though wartime constraints may limit athletics. O Kay Moe leads manual projects and the school aided the Navy model plane program in its shops.

State Normal College Bulldogs O. Kay Moe Navy

BCHS Adds Aeronautics to Senior Curriculum

Beaverhead County High School expands offerings to include a senior only aeronautics course taught by Harold Babcock. The five part program covers mathematics physics flying learning to fly aerodynamics navigation meteorology and flight safeguards with 18 students currently enrolled.

Beaverhead County Harold Babcock

Lamb shipments from Beaverhead begin this week

Beaverhead county lamb growers start shipping 60 000 to 70 000 lambs to feeders in neighboring and midwestern states this week with total Beaverhead Madison area output more than double. Sam Ditty notes about 85 percent sold at 12 cents per pound, top bracket up to 12.75, and a cold spring reduced the lamb crop by an estimated 25 to 30 percent. The lighter weight stock and earlier schedule mean the county will realize well over half a million dollars.

Beaverhead County Beaverhead Madison County Sam Ditty

Bowling clubs plan year in Dillon

Officers for the Dillon men s and women s bowling associations were elected at a recent meeting. The men re elected H M Brundage as president Geo M Gosman Roy Forrester W B Hartwig as vice presidents E W Bond as vice president replacing Bill Jacks W D Ross as secretary treasurer Board members are Flood Vandegrift Alex Tait George Gosman and Wayne Meyers Mrs Roscoe Cornell was elected president of the women s bowling club with Mrs Claude Lay as vice president

Dillon Bowling Associations Dillon Bowling Association H. M. Brundage Geo. M. Gosman Roy Forrester W. B. Hartwig E. W. Bond Bill Jacks W. D. Ross Flood Vandegrift Alex Tait George Gosman Wayne Meyers Roscoe Cornell Women’s Bowling Club Claude Lay

Elks to Attend Meeting Friday At Butte Lodge

A delegation from Elks Lodge No. 1554 will attend a Friday evening meeting and reception at the Butte lodge to honor Grand Exalted Ruler E. Mark Sullivan during his national lodge tour. Exalted Ruler Emery K. Smith will appoint delegates and other members are expected.

Elks Lodge No Butte E. Mark Sullivan Emery K. Smith Dillon Ellis Virginia Ci

Also Mentioned on This Page

Local Selective Service Board Bertil Norman Holmbeck Lawrence Victor Crane Joseph Edward Lummus James Thornton Ashworth George Martin Judge Patrick Desmond Barrett Robert Dennis Carpenter Benny Arthur Johnson Harold Christopher Peterson Ralph George Smith Ross Plummer Sovereign Es Harris Murphy Leonard Vison Baird Eugene E. Smith David Bryant Stratford Wayne Lacy Charley Simmons Charles Eugen W. E. Elieson Bulger G.O.P. Central Committee Fats Kiwanis Club R. M. Comfort Montana Horticulture Department Dillon Kiwanis Club Arthur Brown South Idaho Street Comfort Hoscoe Cornell T. F. McFadden Mrs. Peterson Dr. McFarland Hereford Teachers Institute Bristow and Kirk Elizabeth Ireland Maude Brown Normal College BCHS Elks Butte Lodge
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