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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 23, 1942

Page

8

Beavers Open Season With Butte Central Clash

Beaverhead county high school football opens season next Saturday at Butte Central. Coach Babcock notes ten starters lost from last year but returns several veterans and new players. Old squad members include Kamps Deputy Pettit Barrett Lacry Wenger Fidler Dart Hansen Pierce. new faces Hughes Curry Barth Davis Porter Dilley. Local honors group elected Paul Lacry president with officers Barry Stanchfield Bond and Ross. Defense bonds sales continue. Birch Creek faculty picnic welcomed new staff and guests.

Beaverhead County Butte Central Butte Babcock Beavers Monty Kamps Charles Deputy Francis Pettit Jim Barrett Paul Lacry John Wenger Alfred Fidler Dale Dart Dick Hansen Dick Pierce Preston Beaverhead County High School J. C. Wedum Birch Creek Nona Schrammeck Mildred Henningson Francis Pickerick Josephine Kelly Louise Jarussi William Evans Fred Honeychurch

Mystery murder at River Bridge attracts search

Authorities intensify a riverfront search after a reported murder at River Bridge as higher than normal water levels from irrigation canals and tributaries hamper efforts. Surrounding states have been asked to alert the local sheriff if missing persons connected to the case are reported.

Sheriff's Office

Service men and families receive letters from abroad

The notice lists service members with ties to Dillon and area. Joe Taylor writes from Guadalcanal in the Solomon Islands noting mail delays and asks for letters. Other veterans and relatives include Eriksen at Camp Carson, Williams at Miami Beach, Roy Ames in training at McClellan Field, and Gibbons in San Diego. Absentee voting for service members faces delays as Congress acts.

L. T. Taylor Joe Guadalcanal Solomon Islands Solomons William Joseph Taylor U. S. Marine Corps Unit 900 San Francisco U. S. Navy Thomas T. Gibbons Martin Gibbons Dillon San Diego Seattle

Students Depart For Colleges First of Week

Dillon residents resume college studies as autumn term begins. Elizabeth Wilkinson heads to Carleton College while Howard Morse departs for Stanford Law. At Montana University Missoula are Dorothy Davis Mary Ann Luebben Joan Fuller Charles Burgess, and others enroll at state college sites in Missoula Butte and Great Falls. Also noted are two Army Air Corps reserve enlistees Wayne Roberts and Keith Price. Selective Service updates forecast larger Army as 18 and 19 year olds enter draft next year.

Dillon Elizabeth Wilkinson Sam Wilkinson Carleton College Minnesota Howard Morse Stanford Montana University Missoula Dorothy Davis Mary Ann Luebben Joan Fuller Charles Burgess Charles Marine Reserve Harry Tash Bozeman Harry, Jr State College John Wedum J. C. Wedum Harold LaRue Cantrell E. H. Cantrell June Willey A. C. Willey Wisdom Butte Business College Ruth Koenig Clarence Koenig Great Falls Business College Ethel Mary Forrester Roy Forrester University of California At Berkeley Dorothy Ann Gosman George Gosman Irma Jackson Annabel George Butte Lawrence Holloran John Jackson Catherine Jackson Jo Ann Deputa Selective Service Hershey Marshall Wayne Ellis Roberts Roy Leroy O]lson Anaconda U. S. Army Butte School of Mines Air Force Reserve Roberts Ryan Fruit Company Olson J. C. Penney Company

Draft contingent called for next week in Beaverhead

A large draft contingent is named to report next Wednesday. The ceremony at the city hall auditorium will honor men with remediable defects and those en route to military service. A volunteer committee led by Mike Nettik plans a farewell party with speeches, music, and refreshments.

Citizens’ Committee Draft Board City Hall Ambrose Henneberry Luther Smith Mike Nettik Arthur Bay William Waugh Homer Faust al Erickson Advance of Colors J. A. Meeke J. W. McCarthy American Legion Post Singing of America Stephan Marguerite Schwab Paul Temple Bert Megquier George Melton Jim Campbell Atty John Collins Dan Hennéberry Dee Smith Steven Logan Leadville Colo Conley C. Sullivan Lennep Mont John Harold Hill Butte Ducard Esler Banning Dillon Charles Jacobs Bernard Ralph Duffner Oscar Charles Morrow Huntington W. Va John Raymond Verdance Henry L. Swaim Buena Park Calif Millen Coe Price Mica Wash Alvin Dixon Morgan Whitehall Milton Maynard Stanley Ross Plummer Sovereign Blackfoot Idaho James Harris Murphy Matthew Wagner Delmar Harrison Fielding Harrison Graves John Frank Schultz Ogden Arthur Lyman Haverfield Great Falls Riley Andreson Dedman Drummond Eugene KE. Smith Twin Falls Chester Theobald Melton San Diego David Bryant Stratford Edward Dee Rust Nathan Orin Stoddart Monida Roy Edward Dunn Grant Keith Clyde Price Lima Dora Eugene Cunningham Wayne Lacy Richard Ira Sipes Perma Harvey Hibbs Davis Wisdom Charley Simmons Dell Charles Eugene Snodgrass Samuel Ward Conklin William Harold Huff Fairfield John X. Miller Stacy Green Hall Jordan Clarence Allen Johnson Seward Alaska Raymond Albert Frederick Crull Calder Clayton Elliott Paul Frank Fidler Lincoln Neb Beaverhead Raymond William Wyatt Spokane

Mrs Ralph Brekke Leaves Dillon Visit

Mrs Ralph Brekke of Redstone departed last Thursday after a short stay with Miss Winifred Christensen in this city. Known in Dillon as the former Ruth Wilberg, she will be remembered locally by that name.

Ralph Brekke Redstone Winifred Christensen Brekke Dillon Ruth Wilberg

Izaak Walton League campaigns for deer fat

Mile High Chapter mobilizes sportsmen to render fat from deer killed this fall to make glycerine for explosives. WPB Conservation Division endorses the effort noting 20,000 Colorado deer would yield over 50 tons of fat enough for about 58 820 pounds of explosives.

Izaak Walton League Mile High West WPB Conservation Division Colorado

Mrs Alice Davis Visits Her Parents for Weekend

Miss Alice Davis, a Waterloo teacher, visited over the weekend at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Davis, in this city.

Lee Hoerning Mallie Giles Cpl Phillip Brown Fort Douglas Corporal Brown Texaco Oil Co Mr. Hoerning Alice Davis Waterloo Ben Davis City

Elieson urges postwar regulation stay at Rotary dinner

Helena speaker W. E. Elieson told Rotarians the era of minimal government controls for retailers is over with wartime demands rising. He cited thirteen million armed men and five workers per fighter, Montana population loss, plus education morale needs for youth. Albert Erickson reviewed Stalingrad siege air activity from three directions.

W. E. Elieson Helena Rotary Club America United States Montana Albert Erickson Seige Stalingrad Europe Lambert Eliel Philip Bond Kenneth Brown Minnesota George L. Knight State Board of Horticulture R. M. Comfort Dillon

Ram Show and Sale to Be Held Next Monday

A ram show and sale is scheduled for next Monday featuring three breeds Ram bouillet Hampshire and Cross breds with top prizes of 10 7 5 dollars in each breed Columbia rams offer 750 5 and 5 for Suffolk best ram prize A company plaque from Glen Mussetter of P J Lovell Co will honor the grand champion pen of rams and Dillon Feed and Seed contributes as well.

Hampshire Columbia Rams Glen Mussetter P. J. Lovell Company Dillon Feed and Seed Rambouillet Co Ray Holloway Harry R. Figgins Montana State College L. F. Huddleston Bozeman Gallatin County John L. Swing Lester R. Schulz O. A Helena, Mont E. F. Rinehart State of Idaho Boise

Enrollment at Normal Shows Large Decrease

Enrollment at the Normal College drops about sixty percent from last year’s first day. Tuesday’s registration is 76 with late summer job entrants increasing totals slightly. semester attendance will likely be under 100. The college abandons intercollegiate football this year while intramural sports proceed. A dinner for students and faculty is planned Friday at 7 pm.

The Normal College Churches of Dillon

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River Bridge U.S Jack Nelson William McKeeth Simon Jubetson William Jordan Martin Eriksen Ernest Pewe Pvt. Eriksen Camp Carson Mgr Harry Williams Edgar Miami Beach Fla Williams Army Air Corps Roy Ames Smith M. Ames Long Beach McClellan Field Sacramento North American Aviation Plant Inglewood Tom Army Air Force Egypt Roy Future Farmers Chapter George Thomas Rhet Smith J. H. Keenan Earl Thomas E. Kenneth Smith Sheppard Field Texas Ken Jack Cashmore W. F. Cashmore Camp Haan Cashmore Congress White House Tion American Legion Veterans of Foreign Wars Wayne Roberts Army Air Corps Reserve School of Mines Ferry Command Wayne Air Corps Reserve Raymond Rimel Evelyn Rimel Rimel U. S Red Cross Welfare Dillon Implement Company Consignors the Rambouillet Company Gleed Brothers Mt. Haggin Land & Livestock Co Thos. H. Watson Q. A Bozeman Bozeman Dell .Anaconda Hobson Bozeman Sheridan Sheridan Bozeman Sheridan Deer Lodge Townsend Bozeman Sheridan Rambouillets Dillon, Montana Col. E. O. Walter Filer, Idaho B. R. Williams Howard Lewis Jumping Horse Ranch Ennis, Mont Paul Etchepare Montana Woolgrowers’ Association Helena, Montana E. F. Rinehart Extension Animal Husbandry Man State of Idaho Mr. Elieson First National Bank Northwest Bencorporstice Deposit Insurance Corporation
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