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Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 25, 1946

Page

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Beavers Open 1946 Season With 19 0 Win Over Salmon Savages

Beaverhead county high school's Beavers, Montana Class B champions, opened the 1946 season with a 19 to 0 victory over Salmon Idaho. McLaren scored in the second quarter, Bateman 47 yards on a late third quarter reverse, and Coppin added a late score. The Beavers face the Butte Reds Saturday in Butte in a rugged test as they defend their title. Salmon showed grit in their first 11-man game in years under floodlights, with Gordon Smith providing the spark for Salmon.

Beaverhead County Beavers Montana Salmon Idaho Savages McLaren Bateman Coppin Beaverhead Gordon Smith The

RANCHER OF REICHLE SUMMONED

Albert Schmidt 65 of Silver Bow and Madison counties died unexpectedly at his Reichle ranch on the Big Hole Saturday night. Born in Germany June 19 1881 he came to Montana in the early 1900s and ranch near Reichle. Survived by widow Marie two sons Ferdinand Reichle and Ed Ashworth Dillon a sister Altie Doudden and nephew Altie Doudden Jr Butte. Funeral Tuesday at Melrose Presbyterian church with interment in Melrose Cemetery.

Albert Schmidt Silver Bow Madison Big Hole River Reichle Germany Montana Feely Butte Marie Ferdinand Schmidt Ed Ashworth Dillon Altie Doudden Altie Doudden, Jr Presbyterian Church Melrose H. B. Ricketts Butte Methodist Church

Elks Lodge 1554 Holds Meeting and Dance Night

Dillon lodge No 1554 B P O E will hold a regular meeting at the ICCF hall with a class of candidates to be initiated Exalted Ruler J W Walters will report on the grand lodge convention in New York Refreshments will be served Elks and their ladies will enjoy a dancing party Saturday night Sept 28 at the IOOF hall

Dillon Lodge B.P.O.E I.C.C.F J. W. Walters Grand Lodge New York Elks I.0

Annual Ram Sale To Be Held October 5

The Beaverhead ram sale will be held Saturday October 5 at the Dillon fairgrounds. Rams from Montana flocks will be shown in the morning and sold starting at 1 pm in the livestock pavilion. Hampshire Suffolk Rambouillet Crossbreds and Columbia rams are listed with L E Sedgwick as auctioneer and Gordon Berry as clerk.

Beaverhead Dillon Fairgrounds J. H. Mikkelson Montana Hampshire Suffolk Rambouillet Columbia L. E. Sedgwick White Sulphur Springs Gordon Berry Harry Figgins Bozeman D. J. Stephens Wisdom Deer Lodge Farms Deer Lodge Gordon Twin Bridges Lester Schulz Sheridan Eliason White Mr. Haggin Anaconda Henry Cook Manhattan Peter Jackson Norris Thain White Kalispell W. A. Jones Wise River

Winns Tops BOWLERS In League Play at Dillon

Winn's leads the Men's league at Dillon Bowling Center after week two with Tash's second and Oasis, Roberts and Vigilantes tied for third under the new point system. Clancy Johnson of Oasis bowled high game 232. Vince Schmittroth of Gosman's had high series 574. Bonds top three-game series 2808. Orr's high game 1010. In women's league, Roberts had 2478 high series and Red and White 853 high game. Next week's schedule lists key matchups for both leagues.

Winn’s Dillon Tash Oasis Roberts Vigilantes Clancy Johnson The Vince Schmittroth Gosman Bonds Orr’s L Winn Cocci QUSIS Paddock & Tyro Creamery O Sheriffs Tribune Cce Cece Gosman’s Bond’s Orr's B. Cochrane D. I

Mrs Richard Freeman Visited Grant Local City

Mrs. Richard Freeman of Grant was a visitor in the city yesterday.

Richard Freeman of Grant

Harvest under way in Beaverhead fields and job calls posted

In Dillon part time work is sought through the U S Employment Service with openings for sales clerks and skilled positions. The Irvine and Cottom firm began digging 325 acres of certified seed potatoes in Beaverhead, expecting to finish in a month. Pickers are urged to report to the firm’s Dillon cellar as labor availability aids harvest and certification. The crop is rated among the best in the Northwest and markets include the United States and South America.

Dillon U. S Mgr George R. Baker Beaverhead Irvine and Cottom Bernard Williams Northwest United States

Rainbow to Seat Staff at Session Night Installations

Jean Lay to be installed as worthy advisor of Dillon assembly Order of the Rainbow for Girls at the regular meeting in the Masonic hall. She succeeds Pat Carrigan as head of the order with several officers and appointees named for the session.

Jean Lay Dillon Assembly Order of the Rainbow Masonic Hall Pat Carrigan Order Dolly Paddock Dorothy Tyre Charity Verda Howard Hope Fay Burrell Faith Love Betty Lou Lugar Nature Betty Burrell Retha Jones Clara Nelson Fidelity Lois Lacry

Marriage Licenses Issued by Clerk Over Past Week

The Clerk of the Court Norman Giles lists marriage licenses issued from Sept. 19 to Sept. 24. Couples include Glen Martin Gibler and Blanche Elsie Westergard of Polaris and Sacramento. Raymond Rebich and Agnes Lorrayne Pierce of Dillon. Robert Moffett and Wanda Blomquist of McCammon and Dillon. Hyrum Clayton and Dawna Beck. Leo Jones and Eva Chavez. Frank Lords and Virginia Jenness. Merlin Anderson and Bonnie Call. Garth Haws and Iris Fesher. Dean Stoddard and Olea Whitmill. Solomon Cross and Myra Benson. Stanley Shafer and Lois Burt. William Boki and Emma Cook.

Norman Giles Glen Martin Gibler Polaris Blanche Elsie Westergard Sacramento Calif Theodore L. Fox Zeola H. Stringham Blackfoot Idaho Raymond S. Rebich Agnes Lorrayne Pierce Dillon Robert Moffett McCammon Wanda Ruth Blomquist Hyrum T. Clayton Acon Dawna Lee Beck Conda Leo Dean Jones Eva Priscilla Chavez Frank Lords Virginia Jenness Idaho Falls Merlin Anderson Bonnie Call Garth Haws Newdale Iris Jeanette Fesher Dean W. Stoddard Olea Whitmill Salt Lake City Solomon Cross Myra Benson Teton Stanley D. Shafer Lois Kathryn Burt

Kiwanis Lt Gov Reports On Montana Convention

O Kay Moe newly elected lieutenant governor of Division A Kiwanis Montana spoke at Dillon club dinner about the state convention in Butte. He noted talks on education and a nationwide crippled children program and praised Montana clubs for supporting it and hosting about 500 delegates. Division A spans Dillon Anaconda Deer Lodge Missoula Kalispell.

O. Kay Moe Kiwanis Montana The Service Organization Butte Kiwanis Club Dillon Kiwanis Clubs Butte Club Anaconda Deer Lodge Missoula Kalispell

Legion and Auxiliary Hold District Sessions in Philipsburg

Ameri can Legion members and auxiliary gathered for district sessions in Philipsburg on Sunday. Attendees included district vice commander Ed Donovan and district auxiliary president Mrs. Ross Hill along with Commander Farnum Schuyler of Beaverhead port and several others. Sheridan was chosen as the next district meeting site.

American Legion and Auxiliary Philipsburg Ed Donovan Ross Hill Farnum Schuyler Beaverhead Port Schuyler A. Johnson Luther ‘Smith Sheridan

Aged Matron of City Dies at Barrett Hospital

Mary Jane Harkness 92 a longtime Dillon resident died Monday night at Barrett hospital after a fall injuries. Born November 20 1853 in Utah she lived in Idaho and Montana before moving to Dillon in 1900. Surviving relatives include two brothers a sister five grandchildren and eight great grandchildren with two grandchildren en route to the funeral. Funeral set for Saturday at 4 PM from Dillon with services continued on page 8.

Mary Jane Harkness Dillon Barrett Hospital Utah Pleasant Valley Idaho Montana Horse Prairie John Sam Bradburry Lottie Bishop Challis Alberta Fahey Grid James Andrus

Funeral set for F Kellum longtime Dillon resident

Frank Kellum 59 former Union Pacific engineer and lawman died suddenly at his Seattle home. The Dillon funeral is at 2 p.m. Saturday at the Masonic hall with Dillon lodge No 16 A F and A M conducting and Mountain View cemetery burial. Kellum born Nov 16 1886 in Camber Idaho moved to Montana with UM railroad work and served as undersheriff under Sheriff Dan Mooney. He had recently worked as a car salesman in Missoula Seattle and Dillon families survive him in Seattle Lima and other relatives in law and sister in law.

Frank Kellum Union Pacific Railroad Beaverhead Seattle Dillon Masonic Hall Dillon Lodge No. 16 Mountain View Mr. Kellum Camber Idaho Montana Union Pacific Lima Dan Mooney Missoula Annie Kellum Harry Walker Harrison Kellum

Barbecue Postponed by 4-H Club Near Jackson

The 4-H club barbecue scheduled for Sunday September 29 at the Tom Clemon ranch near Jackson is indefinitely postponed. A change notice was sent to all 4-H club members and leaders.

Tom Clemon Ranch Jackson

Nearly 500 Voters Added to Beaverhead County List

Beaverhead County registers 493 new electors after July primaries closing, bringing total to 3641 for the November 5 general election. Comparison shows near record turnout, with 1942 off year at 3689 and 1944 general at 3374. 75 registrations were filed Friday. most outlying precincts reported.

Beaverhead C. W. Buckingham Clerk and Recorder’s Office Buckingham

Beaverhead Young Republicans Elect New Leader

Leonard Schulz of Dillon, a WWII veteran and local attorney, was elected president at a reorganization meeting held at the courthouse. Roscoe Cornell resigned due to ranch duties but presided. officers include Alice Henson Orr secretary and Bill Backus Armstead Jack Hirschy Wisdom Bill Gleed Jr Lima and Wilbur L. Squires with Schulz promising cooperation with the Beaverhead Republican central committee in the upcoming fall campaign.

Leonard Schulz Dillon Beaverhead Young Republicans Roscoe Cornell Alice Henson Orr Bill Backus Armstead Jack Hirschy Wisdom Bill Gleed, Jr Lima Wilbur L. Squires Schulz

Social notes from Jackson area clubs and visits

Mrs Beth Blakely of Washington DC visited Mr and Mrs Bud Lapham before returning to DC. Royal Neighbors met Sept 3 with nine members. Ed Krause chal pro tem. Emma Riech of Burlingame CA visiting brother John Riech. Jacobson guests included C B Bray Ed Krause Krause children group enjoyed a dinner. Betty Keyser of Long Beach left for Prescott AZ to visit father L G Adling. Rebecca lodge IGOF met Sept 10 with refreshments by Johnson Pendergast and Mary Peterson. Jackson teacher Mary Pascoe visiting sister Ann Morris. Community grieved for Jerry Clemon. Homemakers club hosted by Mrs Pendergast and Mrs Charles Wenger. Visitors included Virgil Sparks Salt Lake City and families from Seattle Butte and Shoupe Idaho. Farm Bureau met with hostesses Tom Clemon Allen Dansie Wendell Jardine.

Beth Blakely Washington, D. C Bud Lapham Royal Neighbors of America Ed Krause Wilson Emma Riech Burlingame Calif John Riech C. B. Bray Rebecca Lodge I.G.O.F I.O.0 Johnson Pendergast Mary Peterson Pascoe Jackson Martin C. Jackson Allen Dansie Virgil Sparks Salt Lake City Floyd Urschell Seattle Joe Hughes Butte Hugh Grant Wenger Roy Jackson Shoupe Idaho Farm Bureau

Enrollment up as Montana State Normal opens term

Montana State Normal college opened regular terms with the largest freshman class in years. 81 freshmen registered 54 GI students. Despite limited housing Dillon offers good facilities for women and men. Coach Bill Straugh seeks football candidates as the Bulldogs prepare for a first season since 1941 with games against Montana State College reserves Bozeman October 5, Grizzly reserves here October 18, and Bobkittens here October 25.

Montana State Normal College Rush Jordan G. I Dillon Bill Straugh Navy Bulldogs Montana State College Bobcat Bozeman State University Grizzly Bobkittens

Sunday Morning Breakfast for Local High School Youth

About 20 high school students joined a Sunday morning breakfast at 8:30 in the Presbyterian church basement. Manse society ladies prepared and served the meal for Sunday school classes taught by Bob Gregg and Mrs. S. E. Davis. Guests Miss Jean Bishop and Dr. Baker spoke after a song fest, with more breakfasts planned.

Presbyterian Church Manse Society Bob Gregg S. E. Davis Jean Bishop Baker

Scout meeting and youth opening invited for fall events

Parents are invited to a cub scouting meeting in the grade school auditorium Friday September 27 at 2 p m. Methodist youth and others may attend the opening meeting Thursday September 26 at 7 p m. Bring a friend refreshments will be served. Ev Omer Idso invites involvement.

Official visits by Miss Jean Bishop in Presbyterian districts

Miss Jean Bishop of Dillon president of the Butte Presbyterian society has toured women’s groups of local Presbyterian churches this week. She spoke at meetings in Anaconda Philipsburg Missoula Hamilton and Deer Lodge.

Jean Bishop of Dillon Butte Presbyterial Society Anaconda Philipsburg Missoula Hamilton Deer Lodge

Ranch hand Arrested Near Lima on Felony Charge

Austin Blodget a ranch hand was arrested last Wednesday at a ranch near Lima by Deputies Larry Peterson and Craig Anderson at the request of Rollins Wyoming authorities. He is wanted there on a felony charge.

Austin Blodget Lima Larry Peterson Craig Anderson Rollins Wyo

Phillip Bond Heads to Kinman Business College in Spokane

Phillip Bond left last week for Spokane to attend Kinman business college, aiming to study finance and administration. He plans to return with new skills to advance his local business prospects.

Phillip Bond Spokane The Kinman ‘Business College

Mr and Mrs Earl Tash Visit Polaris Couple

Mr and Mrs Earl Tash, residents of Polaris, were visitors in the city on Monday.

Mrs. Earl Tash of Polaris City

Submarine Service Highlighted by Dillon Rotary Guest

George Anderson, Dillon veteran, spoke at the Dillon Rotary dinner about his submarine service. He trained at Farragut and the University of Idaho, then five months of New London radio training. He served from Portsmouth to the Yellow Sea, witnessed action against a Japanese fleet, and noted high submarine costs and crew size.

George Anderson Dillon Dillon Rotary Club Farragut University of Idaho New London N. H Anderson Panama Honolulu Midway Kuriles Yellow Sea Annapolis William Straugh The Normal College Benny Davis

Bruce Gilbert Named VA Adjudicator for Helena Office

Dillon attorney and World War II veteran Bruce Gilbert has been appointed adjudicator for the Veterans Administration with headquarters in Helena. He and Mrs. Gilbert left for Helena Sunday and have practiced law here with his father W. G. Gilbert Jr. since his discharge from service.

Bruce Gilbert Dillon Veterans Administration Helena Gilbert W. G. Gilbert, Jr

Mrs Ella Stroud Visits Dillon From Armstead

Mrs. Ella K Stroud of Arm stead visited Dillon last Thursday during a brief trip. She toured local spots and met friends during her stay.

Ella K. Stroud of Armstead Dillon

Predatory Animal Control Topics At Woolgrowers Meeting

Predatory animal control is the main topic at a special Southwestern Montana Woolgrowers association meeting at the courthouse this afternoon. Gene Grand of the Fish and Wildlife service will discuss a new poison for control. S. E. Whitworth will report on findings of the state group. Kelly Hansen will review activities and outline future plans for the Montana Woolgrowers association.

Southwestern Montana Woolgrowers Association Gene Grand Fish and Wildlife Service S. E. Whitworth State Woolgrowers Association Kelly Hansen Montana Woolprowers Association

Mrs Lucy Jardine Visiting Kin from California

Mrs Lucy Jardine, formerly of the Big Hole basin, is visiting relatives and friends in the county from California.

Lucy Jardine Big Hole Basin California

Funeral for Henry J. Rodgers Held in Birch Creek

Funeral services for Henry J. Rodgers, longtime Birch Creek prospector, were held this afternoon at Brundage funeral home with Beaverhead post of the American Legion in charge. Rodgers, born October 3, 1878 in Michigan, died of natural causes. he was found in his cabin Sunday morning by neighbor Pete Biden. He served in the Philippines from 1901 to 1904 and reenlisted in 1904. He moved to the county about 30 years ago and is survived by unspecified relatives.

Henry J. Rodgers Birch Creek Brundage Funeral Home Beaverhead American Legion Pete Biden Raymond Schwartz Michigan Philippines

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Indi de Winns Sheriff’s Eliels Creamery Paddock & Tyre Men's Store Eagle Warners Irvine and Cottom Rainbow F. Kellum Rotary Woolgrowers
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