Junior Rifle Club Granted Charter
The Choraff club receives a charter and will hold a meeting tonight at seven o'clock to formalize the Junior Rifle Club status.
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Newspaper
Dillon Tribune
Location
Dillon, Montana, United States of America
Date
Feb 29, 1940
Page
5
The Choraff club receives a charter and will hold a meeting tonight at seven o'clock to formalize the Junior Rifle Club status.
A scanned clipping records residents and visitors in Dillon including James McCulley Charles Burden Gertrude Price and others visiting or passing through. It lists county claims deadline beaverhead events and names local officials and organizations with brief notes on activities and upcoming meetings.
Sheriff Paul Temple reports Jesse James 40 of Knoxville Tenn was arrested Saturday and jailed on assault charges after an altercation with D. E. Tait of Dillon.
Annual Vodvil set for Saturday March 2 in the Normal college auditorium features skits tied to the Follies of 1940. Alma Johansen of Dagmar is general manager with Booster club members Hope Williamson Mis soula Howard Marley Twin Bridges Francis Weger Hinsdale Ward Smith Whitefish aiding. proceeds support publishing The Chinook college annual.
Mr and Mrs John Laden announce the engagement of their son John A to Valaree Sheldon of Roundup. John is a local high school graduate and Miss Sheldon is a freshman at the State Normal College. No wedding date has been set.
Butte police notified the Beaverhead sheriff that several items were found in a Butte pawnshop believed stolen locally. Recovered were a brown suitcase a brown leather holster apparently made in Dillon a pair of U S Navy glasses several compasses and range finders contact the sheriff if you have information
William B. Dickson age 71 of Beaverhead county died Wednesday en route to Barrett hospital after a period of poor health. Born November 28, 1868 in Lynn Flat Texas he lived in the county since 1932 and worked at the Ed Roe ranch Red Rock. Surviving are brother Jim Dickson of Puyallup Washington and sisters Addie Moore Annie Curtis of Arp Texas. Body at Brundage Funeral Home with funeral plans pending word from relatives.
Jean and Joyce Burch were guests of honor at a farewell party hosted by Miss Billie. About 20 friends attended an evening of games and dancing with refreshments. The sisters will soon move with their parents to Leadore Idaho and enroll in high school.
W. E. Lester drew a 30 day sentence in the county jail after appearing in justice court Monday on a petty larceny charge. He allegedly stole a dog belonging to Herschel Davis. In Knoxville, itinerant Jesse James received a 10 day sentence on an assault charge.
Miss Lucille R. Skewes of Salt Lake City arrives to lead a Girl Scout training school at Normal college. The program runs from Monday through Friday with townspeople and Normal college students enrolled.
Mrs. A. F. Waldorf Mrs. James Dodd Mrs. Elizabeth Clemon and Mrs. Emil Conger will entertain the St James guild at the guild hall on Thursday February 29 at 3 oclock Mrs. F D Willis will speak on the altar symbolism and care.
Jack Hurley of the Big Hole was taken to Barrett Hospital Wednesday afternoon with a severely injured left hand after a snowmobile accident. He lost two fingers and suffered extensive hand wounds. Hobart Sneed of Wisdom transported him to Dillon.
Funeral services for Emmett Charles Laudenbeck seven weeks old were held Monday afternoon at Brundage chapel with Rev Victor Lewis of St James church presiding. Burial followed at Mountain View cemetery. The infant died at Barrett hospital Friday evening after a very ill condition. He is survived by his parents an uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs R Laudenbeck of Bannack.
Paul Anthony Rebich aged 15 died Saturday at the Rebich ranch home south of Dillon after long illness. Last rites were held Monday at St. Rose church with Rev. Fr. F. X. Lechner officiating. Interment followed at Mountain View cemetery. He is survived by parents Mr. and Mrs. Joe Rebich, six sisters Helen Irene Dorothy Betty Frances and an unnamed infant sister, two brothers Joe and Phillip of Dillon, grandmother Mrs Angella Malesich, and several anUncle and aunts.
Time magazine notes Beaverhead county Montana with 6,760 people 32 mines 31 410 head of cattle and calls it larger than Connecticut. It contrasts Granite and Madison counties citing silver lead sheep water power and a 9 300 population the compact size and resources highlighted amid Dewey visit.
Telegraphic word received by Leonard Schulz says Otto Schulz of Sheridan Montana, a noted trapshooter, won a large Eastern event in Reading Pennsylvania by shooting 20 straight to lead a field of 232 competitors.
Members of the junior club of the American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday evening at 7 o'clock at the home of Mrs. D. V. Paddock, 125 South Washington Street. Miss Mary Tait will be hostess of the evening.
Montana State Normal College Bulldog basketball team prepares for its last home game against Montana School of Mines. Sections will reserve for grade school and high school students on the main floor with regular balcony prices. A special Mining City delegation section is set for the Orediggers supporters.
Bozeman Mont rep 256 U P Pilot and Onas wheat varieties join the Montana Seed Growers association recommended list this year. Pilot is rust resistant and yields like Ceres, Onas replaces Federation and matures earlier with higher yield. White wheat favored for irrigated Western Montana feeds. New land and Reserve flax dropped. Bison remains the common flax.
Montana public welfare board approved direct relief funds totaling 50 650 dollars for 18 counties at a Helena meeting. Grants range from 300 to 15 000 dollars with allocations to Carbon Cascade Daniels Deer Lodge Fergus Garfield Jefferson Lake Lincoln McCone Missoula Musselshell Ravalli Roosevelt Sheridan Valley and Yellowstone for use this month.
The state unemployment compensation commission reports benefits totaling $100,000 weekly for idle workers and warns of an expected decline in claims come spring.
New record in sight as Beaverhead post aims to reach an all time high with only 20 members needed. Commander Bechler urges a final drive before March 1 to boost year end totals. Montana remains strong with eighth in telegraphic roll call and tied for fourth with Minnesota in quota attainment to date. Department leadership emphasizes March 1 standings for hotel arrangements at the upcoming national convention in Boston.
Two inspectors from the state agriculture department will conduct a two day egg grading school in Dillon March 1 and 2. Thomas McMaster and Dan 8&J John will lead the sessions with afternoon and evening times. Attendance is open to anyone interested in egg grading.
Montana reports 10 710 births and 5 840 deaths last year with births nearly double the fatalities. Heart disease led deaths with 1 230, followed by cancer 640, apoplexy 505, pneumonia 368, nephritis 321, tuberculosis 238, influenza 230. Accidents 524 and homicides 121. One legal execution occurred.
Word has been received of the unexpected death of Mrs Estella Carlson, former Dillon resident, in San Pedro California. She passed away Saturday evening Feb 24. She was the daughter of Frank Knott of this city. Surviving relatives in San Pedro and a sister Mrs Ruth Gray of Barbara.
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