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Newspaper

Dillon Examiner

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Sep 27, 1944

Page

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Local service men headed to induction and updates

A list of servicemen from Walla Walla and Dillon depart October 9 and 10 for induction and pre induction physicals at Fort Douglas and Butte. Letters from Cpl Leonard Baird express homesickness and faith. Promotions and new addresses for Army Air forces and Navy personnel are noted, with future talks by veterans on reserve corps opportunities.

Gerald Manley Souter Walla Walla Wash Alan Kempton Meecham Dillon Joseph Richard Wellborn Dell John Dee Cherry Lima Fort Douglas Armed Forces Charles Harvey Harball Jackson William Howard Mordan Richard Charles Pierce John Elmer Bowring Butte Leonard Cpl. Baird Cpl Leonard D. Baird C-O New York N. Y Army Air Forces al Hunndorf Guadalcanal Kula Gulf Helena V. S. Walker Great Falls Romania Austria Hungary Yugoslavia

Clothing drive for Beaverhead aid progresses slowly

The committee chair Elzia Patrick says donations of clothing and shoes for the war relief come in slowly and require every resident to contribute at least three pounds of clothing and one pair of shoes to meet the county quota. Collections go through schools with rural and city drop points.

Elzia Patrick Beaverhead Patrick Dillon

Beaverhead Paper Drive and Men’s League Bowling Open

Beaverhead scrap drive continues with one more salvage Saturday needed to fill carload. LaMar Hatton of the American Legion pickup committee announces. Last week shed four tons. merchants and Dillon residents donate heavily. Dillon Bowling Association starts a 33 week men’s league with shifts Mon Tue Fri and women Wed Thu. Wayne Myers and Ray Koenig serve as president and secretary.

Beaverhead LaMar Hatton American Legion Dillon Keglers Dillon Bowling Association Bond Grocery New York Life Gosman Drug the Tribune Orr Flowers Eliel’s Metlen Association Wayne Myers Ray Koenig Amos Wright

Overseas Christmas mail window nears end

The post office notes 18 days left for overseas mailing as the Christmas gift stream grows. Postmaster Harry Anders says daily, 20 plus packages pass through. guidelines include allowed contents, container types, and a one packet per week limit per service member. Packages must weigh five pounds or less and fit within 36 inches combined length and girth.

Post Office Harry Anders Ervicemen

Wise River Ranch Hand Frank Powell Drowns Near Cabin

The body of 73 year old ranch hand Frank Powell was found Monday in the creek near his Wise River cabin. He left a hotel Sunday night to return home, likely losing the path in darkness and falling into the water. Fred Gill spotted the body and alerted authorities.

Frank Powell Wise River Fred Gill Powell Sheriff's Office Raymond Schwartz Sher

Sheriff Posts Big Hole To Insure County Health

A Beaverhead citizens committee led by Ambrose Henneberry announces a Saturday service mens dance to raise funds for Christmas gifts for servicemen overseas. Dance profits fund the gift program and a door to door ticket drive aims to boost the fund. The campaign seeks 100 percent local support with 51 addresses on file and three weeks left before Christmas mailing ends.

Ambrose Henneberry Citizens Committee Henneberry Beaverhead

Stephan Calls for Cooperation To Keep County Free Of Infantile

Sheriff Lay posted all ranch property in the Big Hole area to hunting fishing and trespassing to deter Anaconda residents amid an infantile paralysis outbreak totaling 15 cases. Beaverhead health officers cannot enforce a city quarantine though state patrol monitors roads. Dr. W. H. Stephan explains amid the posting action.

Big Hole Claude Lay Lay Beaverhead County State Highway Patrol Anaconda W. H. Stephan

Beaverhead Republicans Set Dillon Dinner With Sylvan Pauly

Beaverhead County Republican Central committee plans an organization dinner at St James guild hall Dillon next Wednesday evening October 4 at 6 30 with all officers precinct committeemen committeewomen Republican candidates county officials and executive committee members invited. Sylvan Pauly Deer Lodge state chairman of the finance and budget committee will be guest speaker.

Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee St. James Guild

Dillon City Tax Burden Highlights Moderately Low Levy

The Montana Taxpayer notes Dillon residents pay $83.65 in total taxes on a $3,500 home, about mid range among Montana cities with 1,000 plus population. Dillon’s $17.50 city levy is near the bottom, Beaverhead County tax sits mid at $19.95, and school tax reaches $56.21. Taxes have risen $5.30 since 1943-44 and fallen 85 cents since 1941-42 as statewide taxes edge up slowly.

Montana Dillon Chateau Harlem Beaverhead County

Gleed Brothers Win Grand Championship at Beaverhead Ram Show

Gleed brothers Panama won grand championship honors while Ray Holloway Hampshire took grand reserve at the fourth annual Beaverhead Ram show. Lima breeders claimed consecutive grand championships as 360 animals bred by Gleed brothers Lima, Otto Schulz Sheridan, Rambouillet Company Bozeman, and Ray Holloway Bozeman competed across six breed classes.

Gleed Brothers Panama Ray Holloway Hampshire Lima Otto Schulz Lester Schulz Targhees Deer Lodge Farms Panamas Greed Brothers Columbias Rambouillet Company Hampshires Mt. Haggin Land and Livestock Company Rambouillets Lester and Sheridan Bozeman Boze

End of Season Canning At Community Center Nears

One more day of canning remains before the cannery closes until summer. The community center expects to total over 5 000 cans as it operates Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays under Mrs. L A Crossley and Mrs. Floyd Packer. Friday marks the final session from 8 to 5. This year the center canned puddings meat fruit and vegetable mixes and seasonal produce with beans the most popular product. Last week focused on candy fruits nuts and puddings for overseas shipment. This effort, aided by the vocational department of the high school and the federal government, is described as a valuable community project and a success.

L. A. Crossley Floyd Packer Canning Vocational Department of the High School

New Assistant Joins Home Demonstration Office

Miss Lois Huffman arrives Monday from Billings to assist the home demonstration office until a permanent agent replaces Miss Eleanor Nelson who has resigned to marry. Huffman, Montana State College graduate, previously assisted in Yellowstone county and taught home economics in Whitehall and Ritchie. Friday, Beaverhead home demonstration officers meet at 1:30 PM in room 113 of the high school with Frances Smith to discuss the county program and install new officers led by Stella Murray.

Lois Huffman Billings Eleanor Nelson Miss Huffman Montana State College Bozeman Yellowstone County Whitehall Ritchie Great Falls Beaverhead Frances ‘Smith Stella Murray Fred Kerr John Shaffner W. D. Tovey

Registration adds 600 to vote list

The county list of registered voters grows by 600 since the primaries but remains about 800 short of the last general election. County Clerk Albert S. Baker estimates the total will reach around 3400 voters as committees and the press, with Baker, push to boost registrations.

Albert S. Baker Baker

32 Stockmen Enter Bulls Dillon Show

Thirty two stockmen enter the seventh annual Dillon Hereford Show and Sale with eighty five bulls and 50 females consigned for October 15 and 18. Montana entries come from across the state. Ross Miller, R. J. Struckman, and E. A. Phillips report on hand, with Herb Chandler of Baker Oregon to judge the Futurity and H. B. Sager as auctioneer. A. G. Williams will clerk the sale.

Dillon Montana Ross Miller The Hereford Journal R. J. Struckman Montana Farmer E. A. Phillips Montana Stockgrowers Association F. A. Ralston Herb Chandler Baker Oregon H. B. Sager A. G. Williams

Board Lists Men Eligible as Draftees

Classifications are listed by the local selective service board as 1A Tom N Chapman, Charles H Harball. 2A Herbert C Schroeder, Lorin Flander, Walter M Hungate, Aston V Whitmer, Herbert W Wheat. 2A(L) Charles Marlin Bailey, Aston T Crossley. 9B Bernice G Farrell, William R Pilgrim, George K Christainsen, George J Stefanatz, Ivan D Shaw, Albert S Johnson Jr. 1C Stanley R Smith, Maurice F Sullivan. 2C George B Shaffner, Walter L R Sperry, Frank D Rebish, Rudolph A Malesich, Peter P Staudhar, George E Lefgren, George M Rebish, Carl J Rottweiler, Erwin M Christensen, Oscar Halvorson, John Reich, Theodore W Miller, William Spehar, Willard C McMuret, Dell C Bacon, Vincent J Pendleton, Lawrence M Patterson.

Local Selective Service Board Tom N. Chapman Charles H. Harball Herbert C. Schroeder Lorin Flander Walter M. Hungate Aston V. Whitmer Herbert W. Wheat Charles Marlin Bailey Aston T. Crossley Bernice G. Farrell William R. Pilgrim George K. Christainsen George J. Stefanatz Ivan D. Shaw Albert S. Johnson

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