Buck Named President of Dillon Ski Club
At a well attended Dillon Ski club meeting Buck was chosen as president for the coming year succeeding Kenneth Wheat. Mrs Roscoe Cornell was named vice president and Miss Helen Dahlberg secretary-treasurer. Directors include George Harrison Roscoe Cornell T Lee McCracken Kenneth Wheat Lambert Eliel and W W Hawkins. 14 inch snow at Elkhorn Hot Springs opened the tow with about 25 ski riders after an eight month lay off. The weather bureau will report weekly skiing conditions at Elkhorn and snow measurements will be taken Fridays. Jean Ballard reported finances and Lee McCracken spoke for the tow committee. Membership captains Dahlberg and Crouch will announce teams for solicitations. A film reel with Hannes Schneider was shown after the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Buck
Kenneth Eat
Roscoe Cornell
Helen Dahlberg
George Harrison
T. Lee McCracken
Kenneth Wheat
Lambert Eliel
W. W. Hawkins
Elkhorn Hot Springs
Dillon Ski Club
Ken Wheat
U. S. Weather Bureau
Elkhorn Hot Springs i
Elkhorn
Jean Ballard
Lee McCracken
Vic Crouch
Hannes Schneider
Lambert Heliel
Business Women Hold Session At Regular Meeting
The Business and Professional Women's club held its regular session last week with Helen Klebba presenting How to Mobilize Woman Power. Helen Andrus led the program as Dec meetings were planned for December 11 travel talk by Evelyn Rimel on Alaska and the Christmas party on December 18 at Claudia Faust's home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Business and Professional Women's Club
Helen Klebba
Helen Andrus
Evelyn Rimel
Alaska
Claudia Faust
Hirschy Couple and Mrs Campbell Visit Big Hole Basin
Among Big Hole basin visitors in town Wednesday were Mr. and Mrs. Fred Hirschy and Mrs. Nora Campbell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Big Hole Basin
Fred Hirschy
Nora Campell
Rotary Club Meeting Discusses Local Projects
Lambert Eliel delivered an analytic talk at the Dillon Rotary Club meeting at Trail cafe outlining aims and objectives. An oral poll among members clarified goals and broadened club activities. Suggestions included more rancher and resident outreach, weekly news summaries, support for the city library and a proposed park and playground, plus round table discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Rotary Club
Trail
Lambert
Eliel
Dillon Club
Armstead
Jackson
Wisdom
Salmon
Idaho
Fred. W
Paddock Reappointed to Girl Scout Rocky Mountain Board
Mrs. H. M. Paddock receives notice of reappointment to the Rocky Mountain regional committee of Girl Scouts. The committee includes Montana Wyoming Idaho Nevada and Utah representatives. Paddock, Dillon's first woman honored with the appointment last year, has led the Dillon Girl Scout commission for two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Girl Scouts
Girl Scout Executive Board
New York City
8. M. Paddock
Beavers Open 40 41 Basketball Season With Booster Challenge
Normal college Bulldogs meet a Butte based Min ing City Booster squad Friday night in the community game. Coach Harold Babcock’s Beaverhead county high squad lists 24 aspirants led by lettermen Don Smith Dale Wiley Ray Conger and Elvin Thompson with hopes for another district title as 18 games are planned including Dec 19 in Ennis and a Jan 15 Montana conference opener at Billings Polytechnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
College
Bulldogs
Butte
Mining City Boosters
Butte Freebourn
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Willamette University
Salem
Ore
Bobcats
William Straugh
Dillon
Beavers
Harold Babcock
Beaverhead County
Don Smith
Dale Wiley
Ray Conger
Elvin Thompson
Monty Kamps
Jack Rogan
Louis Schmittroth
Charles Deputy
Bud Harrison
Earl Mooney
Ennis
Butte Central
Bozéman
Livingston
Local Women Attend Eight and Forty Meeting in Anaconda
Mrs George M Gosman Mrs Paul Temple Mrs Sam Cardinale and Mrs J W Walters joined Eight and Forty Salon hosted by Mrs Charlotte Wallace and Mrs J B C Knight in Anaconda. After business agents, cards were played with awards to Mrs Bryan Hall Mrs Arthur Bowen and Mrs Nate Gordon. A lunch was served and a naval print plate won by Mrs Ralph Rand. The group voted to donate cards and puzzles to state hospitals at Galen and Warm Springs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Gosman
Paul Temple
Sam Cardinale
J. W. Walters
Anaconda
Charlotte Wallace
J. B. C. Knight
Byan
Hall
Arthur Bowen
Nate Gordon
Ralph Rand
Galen
Warm Springs
Board Considers Pardon for W. J. Heaston
Montana Board of Pardons will review a petition for a full unconditional pardon for William J. Heaston 80 of Wise River who was convicted of first degree murder in 1938. Governor Ayers backs clemency after Heaston’s lengthy post conviction fight and delayed retrial requests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana Board of Pardons
William J. Heaston
Wise River
Helena
Leonard Schulz
Roy E. Ayers
Heaston
Schulz
Joseph W. Potts
Potts
Harold Martin
William
Heuston
Paul Temple
John Troupe
State Penitentiary
Deer Lodge
Montana Supreme Court
High Tribunal
Nine Initiated Into Journalism Honorary at Normal Campus
Nine students joined the Chanticleer journalism honorary during Monday ceremonies at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Sheldon E. Davis. Initiates include Evelyn Boozer Hamilton Ruby Burns Fort Benton Helen Dimmick Missoula Madge Owen Anaconda Marguerite Johnson Dillon Beth Graves Polson Dorothy Overby Plentywood Tom Buckingham Whitefish Norma Jones Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanticleer Club
Normal College
Sheldon E. Davis
Evelyn Boozer
Hamilton
Ruby Burns
Fort Benton
Helen Dimmick
Missoula
Madge Owen
Anaconda
Marguerite Johnson
Dillon
Beth Graves
Polson
Dorothy Overby
Plentywood
Tom Buckingham
Whitefish
Norma Jones
Aileen Johnson
Belt
Davis
Genevieve Albertson
Alice Cameron
Big Timber
Lillian Presbitero
Red Lodge
Juanita “Hieronymous
Matrix
Jornalism Club
Montanomal
Primary P. T. A. group meeting announced
The primary discussion group of the Parent Teacher Association will meet in the primary building Friday afternoon at 8 oclock for a study hour. All parents of primary children are invited to attend. Teachers of the lower grades will call Gladys Forester Miss Ruth Groth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association
Cwll
Gladys Forester
Ruth Groth
Record Red Cross Drive Is Completed
Rural Beaverhead county reports the Red Cross roll call results from Nov 12 to 30. The county aims to top $1,000, with Dillon city volunteers contributing $700 and rural totals $325 plus additional returns. With $1,025 already in, county membership is expected to be the highest in years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kuch
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Red Cross
Dillon
City of Dillon
W. H. Stephan
Margaret Sweeney
Rural Drive
G D. Combes
Beav erhead Delta Kappa Gamma Hosts Butte Members
Beaverhead county members of the Delta Kappa Gamma honorary sorority hosted Butte members at a Trail cafe luncheon Saturday. A brief program featured a piano solo by Mary Castles and a reading by Ruth Deputy. Initiation of three new Butte members was conducted. Discussions covered teachers retirement and pension, and locating the first woman teacher in the region as part of a national honor program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Delta Kappa Gamma
Butte
Trail Cafe
Grieg
Mary Castles
Sam
Ruth
Dora Drowatzsky
Esther Elderkin
Ruth Nicoll
Alice Maguire
Beaverhead
Catherine Nutterville
Ann Busch
Gladys Gill
Helen Sennett
Hazel Hamry
Susie Finn
Bess Stone
Pearl Blair
Nellie Clement
Nellie Small
Ottilie Brauer
Fay Kirkpatrick
Margaret Sweeney
Agnes MacDonald
Portland Doctor Dr M E B Sherer Passes Away
Obituary note for Dr. M. E. B. Sherer of Portland Oregon, described as father of Bugh Scully, with sudden passing referenced in fragmentary notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Eb, Sherer
Portland, Ore
Bugh Scully
Funeral services held for Lima infant Ronald E. Gottsch
Ronald E. Gottsch 11 months old son of Mr and Mrs Cecil Gottsch of Lima died in a Butte hospital Friday morning. Services were conducted Monday in Lima with Reverend Belle Long officiating. Burial followed in Lima cemetery. He is survived by his parents grandparents William Fleming of Dell and Mr and Mrs Henry Gottsch of Oklahoma several aunts and uncles including Mr and Mrs Cutting Doris Fleming and Gertrude Fleming of Butte.
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Ronald E. Gottsch
Cecil Gottsch
Lima
Butte
Belle Long
The
Baptist Church of
Dillon
Lima Cemetery
William Fleming
Dell
Henry Gottsch
Oklahoma
Cutting
Doris
Gertrude Fleming
Ranchers and forestry men discuss grazing permits in county meetings
Beaverhead National Forest officials and ranchers meet in Wise River Wisdom and Jackson to plan grazing approvals and management for the 1941 season. Meetings cover cattle sheep and horses with Dec 4 to Dec 13 events across Wise River Fred Anderson ranch Lima Armstead Dillon Melrose Twin Bridges Whitehall Boulder and Townsend locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Department
W. B. Willey
Wise River
Wisdom
Jackson
Fred Anderson Ranch
Flindar
Seymour Creeks
Wisdom Ranger Station
Grazing Service
Lima
Armstead
Dillon
Melrose
Twin Bridges
Whitehall
Boulder
Townsend
Beaverhead County Aims to Top State in Christmas Seal Drive
Beaverhead county plans to lead Montana in per capita Christmas seal sales to win the $100 prize offered by the Montana Tuberculosis Association. In its third year of strong performance, the county has ranked behind Lib erty and Jefferson. The first three days yielded $130, with booths set for Dec 7 and organized by Miss Ethel Anderson. Rural schools under Miss Margaret Sweeney will compete for cash prizes of $10 and $5, funded by the county tuberculosis committee, to purchase health equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Montana Tuberculosis Association
T. Lee McCracken
Beaverhead
Liberty
Jefferson
McCracken
Ethel Anderson
Margaret Sweeney
Wisdom
Wise River
Elks Hold Memorial for Dead Members in Dillon
Annual memorial services for Dil lon Lodge No 1654 B P O E were held last Sunday at the Elks home with a large turnout. The program honored 36 departed members and featured a full ceremony including memorial address by County Attorney Leonard Schulz and contributions from the Ladies Chorus and lodge officers.
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Dillon Lodge No
Elks Home
Dillon Lodge
Leonard Schulz
The
Elks’ Order
Batiste
L. A. Gregory
Frank O'Keefe
Esquire
Dave Williams
William Lloyd
Malotte
W. H. Stephan
L. Wheat
Lord
Koschat
Vera Cooke Hazel
Gluck
Sterling Coons Returns Home After Illness
Sterling Coons came back to his residence Tuesday following a period of illness treated at Barrett hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sterling Coons
Barrett Hospital
Ag Instructor Is Speaker at Kiwanis Meet
D. L. Johnson of Smith-Hughes at Beaverhead County High School was the principal speaker at Dillon Kiwanis. He highlighted the Beaverhead FFA and 4 H achievements and noted George Stewart being named American Farmer at the national convention in Kansas City. Roscoe Cornell introduced the program. music by Don Wheat and Mary Castles. Three new members joined.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis Meet
D. L. Johnson
Smith-Hughes
Beaverhead County
Dillon Kiwanis Club
Beaverhead
Future Farmers’ of America
Johnson
George Stewart
FFA
Kansas City
Roscoe Cornell
Don Wheat
Normal College
Mary. Castles
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Dillon Skiers
Rotary
Mrs. Paddock
Girl Scout Board
Montana
Billings
Billings Polytechnic
W.J. Heaston
Ayers
Ranchers and Forestry Men
Als
Beaverhead National
Res
oMra
William Straught
Baby Ood
Elks
W. J. Romersa
D. W. Paddock
William Koeneke
David Curry
M. C. Marvin
Fred Woodside
Alice Davis
Bernice Metlen
Grace Knox
Mary Emily Farrell
Dillon Ells Lodge
Frank O’keefe
Homer Faust
Emery K. Smith
E. L. Wheat
Henry Deutsch
Dave’ Williams
Dell Lloyd
Harold Murray
Don Julson
Soly Sobolsky
W. A. Graeter
B. W. Emerick
Archie
Green
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