Brakeman on U P Killed in Accident
Gordon Elliott Alexander Jr. acting brakeman on an east bound freight was killed early Monday near Barretts nine miles south of Dilnm. He was flagging the rear of his train when a west bound freight passed. his body was found along the track. The inquest is not expected. He leaves a widow Kathleen and twins aged eight, with parents, sisters, and brothers. Funeral is Friday at 9:30 from White Funeral chapel in Butte.
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Gordon Elliott Alexander, Jr
Barrett's Es
Dilnm
Alexander
R. B. Brown
Raymond Schwartz
Mr. Alexander
Lima
Montana State School of Mines
Butte
South Main Street
Brotherhood of Railroad
Kathleen
G. E. Alexander
Patsy Ann Babcock
Montana State College
Bozeman
Molly Alexander
John Alexander
Ben Alexander
Carnegie Institute of Technology
White Funeral
Superintendent Rankin to discuss Bannack restoration in Dillon
Barney Rankin state parks superintendent will visit Dillon Thursday evening to confer with the local committee on historic spot restoration at Bannack. A public meeting at 8 o clock at the O A Bergeson home invites all interested residents.
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Barney Rankin
Dillon
Bannack
O. A. Bergeson
Nonagenarian Adelaide T Tib bles dies at Lima home
Mrs. Adelaide Tibbles aged 90 died after a brief illness at the home of her daughter in Lima last Thursday night. Born in 1856 in Rowlesburg West Virginia, she married in 1874 and had eleven children, five living. Survived by two daughters and three sons, one son died in 1946. Interment at Macedonia, Iowa.
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Adelaide T. Tibbles
J. J. Tibbles
Lima
Santa Ana
Calif
Rebekah Lodge
Mamie Buck
Centennial Section
Emmie Carley
Oakland
Iowa
C. T. Tibbles
Hastings
Nebr
Worley Tibbles
Springfield
Ore
Evan Tibbles
Macedonia
J. R. Tibbles
Buck
Moose Sightings Reported Near Dillon Riverfront
Moose roam within city limits along Beaverhead River. Tracks first appeared along the riverbank before Marian Pyeatt, clearing brush with a bulldozer, spotted a full antlered moose feeding on birch leaves. The herd, possibly a bull cow and calf, has since been seen by several residents.
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Dillon
Marian Pyeatt
Home Demonstration Agent Attends Montana Workshop
Dorothy Embleton will attend a state meeting at Montana State College in Bozeman from September 19 to 22. The event gathers home demonstration agents for a clothing work shop led by clothing specialists.
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Dorothy Embleton
Montana State College
Bozeman
Beloved Dillon Teacher Claudia Faust Dies After Illlness
Mrs. Claudia Faust longtime Beaverhead county high school faculty member dies in a Butte hospital following a minor operation. The Russell Minnesota native taught physical education directed dancing and dramatics for girls and sponsored the Beaver high school publication in recent years. She was active in Red Cross Episco pal church Alma Matrons and dancing revues. Born December 17 1909 she moved to Montana as a child and later married Homer M Faust editor of the Dillon Examiner who died last May. Funeral arrangements were to be announced by Dokkin funeral home Bozeman.
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Beaverhead County
Beaver
Red Cross
Episcopal Church
Alma Matrons
Three Rivers
Order of Eastern Star
Russell
Minn
Montana
Three Forks
Bozeman
Faust
Montana State Normal College
Montana State University
Missoula
Homer M. Faust
Dillon Examiner
Dokkin Funeral Home
Hollywood Bill McLaughlin Dies of Heart Attack
William McLaughlin known as Hollywood Bill died of a heart attack Saturday afternoon while walking up an alley behind the First National Bank. About 60, he came from California thirty years ago and lived on local ranches near Jackson. No relatives could be located. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Brundage chapel with Rev. J. Thompson Baker presiding, burial in Mountain View cemetery.
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First National Bank
William McLaughlin
Hollywood
Bill
California
Moving Picture
Jackson
Brundage
J. Thompson Baker
The
Presbyterian Church
Mountain View
Prominent Educator and Rancher Dies in Montana News
Raymond Miller 45 a ranch hand at E B Harkness near Dell died at Barrett hospital after a truck accident the day before His car overturned in a barrow pit near Dell a possible brain hemorrhage cited His body shipped to Pulaski Tennessee for burial Dr Grant E Finch longtime Dillon educator and author of a Montana geography also mentioned with his death in Danbury Connecticut Born September 12 1868 near Fayette Iowa Finch directed the Dillon training school 1909 to 1922 and helped build new facilities He held Rotary Legion Masonic and Bagdad Temple affiliations and contributed to Montana education
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Raymond Miller
E. B. Harkness
Dell
Barrett Hospital
Miller
Dillon
Paul Temple
Whete ii
Pulaski
Tenn
Grant E. Finch
Danbury
Conn
Finch
Fayette
Iowa
Upper Iowa University
Colorado
Montana
Rotary Club
Beaverhead
American Legion
Masonic Lodge
Bagdad
Butte
National Council
Hie First
Pee Poe
Improvements Noted as State College Opens Term
The opening of the fall term at Montana State Normal college reports completion of several improvements. 64 new fluorescent library fixtures replace the old system, designed by Art Watkins of Montana Power. A new concrete dining room floor will receive modern tile, and an oil burner tank excavation replaces a coal stoker in the heating plant. A new gymnasium roof is planned with bids advertised, and 200 chairs will arrive in October for the auditorium. The biology laboratory gains new shelves and tables for specimens brought by Jacob Bauer M.S., a new science faculty member and Montana State College graduate who studied at George Washington Medical.
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Montana State Normal College
Rush Jordan
Art Watkins
Montana Power
Jacob Bauer
M.S
Bauer
Montana State College
George Washington Medical
Beaverhead high grid season ready under new coach
Beaverhead county high school football opens under Jim Taylor at War Memorial Park turf against Butte high. Seven lettermen on a 35-man squad plus new shifts and defensive tactics. injuries may affect Romers Davis and Merrell. Starting lineup features Wested Downing Hren Ward Patton Nelson Thompson Jones Banks May Brown Burt.
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Jim Taylor
Beaverhead County
War Memorial Park
Peeeivers
Butte High
Brown
Banks
Wested
Romers
Nelson
Hren
Coppin
Bert Clemon
R. Davis
Downing
R. Hillstead
Hawkins
Holloran
Howard
Kenison
Johnson
Jones
Larson
May
McLaren
Merrell
Patton
Thompson
Burt
Merrill Rotarians Hear Talk on Boys State in Dillon
Frank Merrill spoke at the Dillon Rotary meeting at the Andrus hotel about Boys State and its goals to foster Americanism through mock legislature with Gov. Sam C Ford and other leaders addressing sessions. Attendees included Ray Harmon Mis soula Rotarian Howard Leslie Jacob Bauer and new Normal college faculty members. The club also announced the 28th anniversary observance with no fixed date.
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Frank Tyre
Dillon Rotary Club
Andrus Hotel
Boys State
Frank Merrill
Ray Harmon
Missoula
Howard Leslie
Jacob Bauer
Normal College
Max Hughes
Manhattan Rotary Club
Pres
Albert Erickson
Merrill
Sam C. Ford
Army
Navy
State University
State College
Gov. Ford
George A. Selke
Tom Davis
Butte
Charles Rodgers
Billings
American Legion
Rush Jordan
The
Alleged Deserter Arrested In Dell
Dale Dyer aged 22 was arrested last Thursday at Dell by Under sheriff Boyd Quick on a charge of deserting from the U S Navy. He was taken to Butte Saturday by Sheriff Paul Temple and placed in naval custody.
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Dale Dyer
Dell
Boyd Quick
U.S. Navy
Butte
Paul Temple
Naval
Two County Vacancies in the Schools
Rural Montana districts seek teachers as last slots fill. Mary Broderick arrives from Ogden to teach at District No. 33 Sheep Creek. Kathryn Little to West Fox. Jessie Shaw to Argenta. Juanita Scott joins Gibbons. list of contracted teachers and openings at Polaris, Bowen, Birch Creek, and other districts.
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Christine Opp
Mary Broderick
Ogden
Utah
Sheep Creek Basin
Nebraska State Normal College
Kathryn Little
West Fox
State University
Missoula
Portland
Jessie Shaw
Butte
Argenta
Polaris
Bowen
Birch Creek
Dillon
Jacksonville
Juanita Scott
Gibbons School
Myla Pendleton
Bristow
Ella Trugg Olson
Jackson
Carol Hanson
Doyle
Inez Flint
Lakeview
Billie N. Carabin
Wise River
Genevieve Buhrer
Reichle
Theo Bay
Nelson
Amy Stephens
Ruth Helming
Wisdom
Annie Ames
Grant
T. W. Sargent
Riverside
Carol Bundy
Millpoint
Jewel Carrigan
Blacktail
Nellie Decker
Marvin Slehofer
Armstead
Gertrude Stone
Dell
Adelaide Mitchell
Monida
Elizabeth Long
Dewey
Frank Blanc Rites Held Last Friday
Funeral services for Frank Blanc known as Frenchy were held last Friday at Brun tage funeral home. The Rev Timothy Clifford of St Rose church led the rites and interment followed at Mountain View cemetery with pallbearers H L Smith William Tritt M F Burwell Kirk Fox Swen Johnson and Albert E Rhodes.
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Frank Blanc
Frenchy
Brundage Funeral Home
Timothy Clifford
St. Rose Church
Mountain View
H. L. Smith
William Tritt
M. F. Burwell
Kirk Fox
Swen Johnson
Albert E. Rhodes
Beaverhead Legion Post Ends Recess
Beaverhead post No. 20 of the American Legion held its first regular meeting after summer recess at the city hall auditorium. Delegates were elected to attend the Mining district No. 6 conclave in Townsend, where Dillon was picked as spring convention host. Reports praised Boys State at the Normal college as a success and future meetings will move to the city hall from Margo's.
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Beaverhead
Ed Donovan
Legion
Normal College
George M. Gosman
Boys’ State
Jay V. McCarthy
Margo’s
Peterson kin in Dil lon visit from Bozeman
Mrs. Carl Peterson, mother of the late Claudia Faust, spent the early part of the week in Dillon visiting relatives and attending brief engagements before returning home to Bozeman.
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Carl Peterson
Claudia Faust
Dillon
Bozeman
New Reservoir Construction Approved by City Council
At a special city council meeting Morrison Engineering of Helena won authority to build a 450000 gallon reservoir expanding storage of the water system. The 400000 gallon current tank loses about 350000 gallons daily to overflow due to inadequate storage. John Morrison consulting engineer prepared plans to add storage for the estimated 4100 residents served.
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Morrison Engineering Company
Helena
John Morrison
Progress reported on highway contracts for Beaverhead district
Beaverhead and Madison county delegates plus other district members met with state and federal highway officials to learn why no contracts had been let in 14 months. They were told Big Hole road near Jackson was changed in specifications, now set for a 21 foot oiled road, and that 6.7 miles of Dillon to Point of Rocks would be let when specs are complete with $625000 allocated.
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Chamber of Commerce
George M. Gosman
O. A. Bergeson
Edwin Whitworth
Paul Stahl, Jr
W. M. Murfin
Financial Road District No. 9
Beaverhead
Madison
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Powell Counties
Beaverhead County
Big Hole
Jackson
Bureau of Public Roads
Commission
Preset
Mort Lott
C. M. Holbert
Madison County
Dedication of War Memorial Park Planned
Dillon prepares for a Saturday dedication of the new War Memorial Park turf field opening the 1947 season. The Beavers meet the Butte Reds in the night game with fireworks planned and a downtown parade ending at the field. Color guard from Butte Army HQ will raise Old Glory atop a new flag pole as Rev. J Thompson Baker delivers the dedication address. The Farm Labor office reported will end operations on Sept 15 per county agent J H Mikkelsen.
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Dillon
Dillon War Memorial Park
Beavers
Butte Reds
Butte
Missoula
B’s
Art Watkins
Montana iPower Company
Phil Lovell
Phil Cottom
County High School Board
The
Athletic Association
D. L. Johnson
Joe Krall
George [Pettit
Jules Wenger
Dillon Kiwanis Club
Fair Grounds
Montana Power Company
Normal College
Elks
Army Headquarters
J. Thompson Baker
Western governors push wool processing to the West
Governor Sam C. Ford says a hard fight lies ahead to bring wool processing industries to the West but maintains the region is on the right track. He praises Governor Knous and notes East interests seek to keep the West in bondage while private enterprise and Montana State College experiments advance the effort.
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Helena
Sam C. Ford
Lee Knous
Colorado
Ford
Knous
Montana State College
Ranch Worker Held On Charge Issuing Fictitious Check
Kenneth Gordon Swaney, 33, a transient ranch hand at the James R. Freeman ranch near Armstead, was arrested after cashing a $33 check at a local bar. The check bore the name James L. Freeman and was recovered by Sheriff Paul Temple. Swaney says he was authorized by his employer to write and cash checks but remains held for investigation.
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Kenneth Gordon Swaney
James R. Freeman
Armstead
Paul Temple
James L. Freeman
Swaney
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U. P
Gordon E. Alexander
Lyman H. Bennett
Frederick Rogers
Glendale
East Glendale Street
Jack William Armbrust
Kent Addition
Nonagenarian
Adelaide Tibbles
Beaverhead River
Butte Hospital
McLaughlin
Ray Miller
Beaver Squad
Taylor
Beaverhead Legion
Council
Tell OF Progress
Chamber
J. H. Mikkelsen