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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Mar 20, 1941

Page

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All-State Basketball Honors For Montana Normal College

Three Montana Normal College players earned all conference honors as coaches named first and second teams. George Aitken led the Bulldogs with center recognition, while J Burgess and Ber gen joined the first team guards. San Diego State edged Kentucky Teachers to win the national title, with two San Diego seniors making All American. Normal fell to San Diego in their tourney opener after leading early in the second half.

Montana Great Falls Morin Billings Poly Wiendl Montana Mines George Aitken Montana Normal J. Burgess Bergen McCarvel Carroll Kate Northern Montana Dave Aitken Ducich Polson J. Ford McBain Normal College Bulldogs San Diego State Kentucky San Diego Quint Normal College Bulldogs San Diego William Straugh Bulldog U.c.ia University of California B. Y. U. Montana Normal Californians Montana State Normal College Bulldogs Kansas City Good Burgess Bradley Dupuis LaBuff Womack George Schultz Kipp

Elkhorn ski tow to idle on weekends in warm weather

Elkhorn ski tow will not operate weekends as warm weather arrives unless enough skiers request a session. Snow remains 16 to 18 inches deep, and organizers expect interest to keep the tow running while snow lasts. Last Sunday drew skiers from Butte and local riders to the Elkhorn slide.

Elkhorn T. Lee McCracken McCracken Butte Elkhorn Slide

Banquet Culminates Scout Week At St Rose Hall

An annual mother-daughter banquet closed national Girl Scout week in Dillon with a court of awards. Nearly 40 badges were presented as mothers awarded 12 individual badges and a class. Troops 7 6 and 5 contributed songs and dances under leaders Mrs. Kerr Mrs. Fuller Mrs. Warner and Miss Mosby, with Mary Castles performing a piano solo.

St. Rose Guild Hall Fred Kerr J. C. Fuller H. M. Warner Mary Dawn Warner Gladys Mosby Mary Castles Dillon Ernest Luebhen Florence Hellman Girl Scouts

City election eligibility projected for Dillon and Lima

A county clerk records 1538 voters eligible in Dillon for the April 7 city election to choose eight councilmen and a mayor with nominations to follow. Ward tallies: Dillon wards 1 370, ward 2 562, ward 3 305, ward 4 301. Lima lists 228 electors, 111 in Ward 1 and 117 in Ward 2.

Albert Baker Dillon City Lima

Graduation Exercises at Assembly at Montana State Normal

At the regular assembly program the winter quarter graduates of Montana State Normal College received diplomas and state teacher certificates. The Little Symphony orchestra, directed by Ralph McFadden, performed various selections as part of the ceremony.

Montana State Normal College Little Symphony Orchestra Ralph McFadden Duane N. Blair Hinsdale Richey Rosa Lee Brown Armstead Thomas C. Buckingham Whitefish Freischutz Weber- DeLamater Godard LuRen Cobb Saint-Saens Vienna Woods Strauss- Zemecnik Home Fox Calhoun Richard Sipes Vernon Taylor Beautiful Colorado Joseph DeLuca Don Wheat Gretrey

Wool Pool Formed by Local Sheep Raisers

Approximately 30 small wool growers gathered in the courtroom to organize a wool pool aimed at better prices and marketing for their fleeces. Parke T. Scott was elected president, Tom Foley vice president, and John Albers secretary treasurer as Armstead and Dillon members join a developing cooperative.

Parke T. Scott Tom Foley Carl Hansen Armstead John Albers Elmer Peterson Dillon Scott Foley

Former Resident E H Churchwell Dies in Manhattan

Death reported in Manhattan Montana of E H Churchwell 65 former county resident. He died Monday of heart trouble at his home in Manhattan. Burial planned in Bozeman Thursday at 11. Churchwell formerly managed Beaverhead Ranch company leaving the area about 1910. He recently worked in wool buying for a Boston firm.

E. H. Churchwell Manhattan Mont Bozeman

March Draft Call Set for Beaverhead County

Beaverhead county draft board named 13 men to report March 24 to the Dillon office, with five volunteers. Among named are Claude Freeman Armstead Morgan Hall Grant Aksel Madsen and Loren Miller Dillon Willie Davis Arizona and others including Herbert Van Salois Garrison Roy Sandy Wisdom Dean Shepherd Joseph Spehar and S H Pedersen Butte Lauren Andrus and Glenn Hollenbeck named for out of county boards. A farewell dinner arranged by the Dillon Chamber of Commerce will honor the 13 on March 23 at Trail cafe with reservations via J C Fuller and a plan to attend the high school ball concert that evening. Beaverhead’s April quota is four men. Vincent Heavey of Dillon volunteered for immediate service.

Beaverhead County Dillon Claude G. Freeman Armstead Morgan L. Hall Grant Aksel R. Madsen Loren Stanley Miller Willie Davis Arizona Herbert van Salois Garrison Roy B. Sandy Wisdom Dean A. Shepherd Lima Joseph Spehar S. H. Pedersen Butte Lauren Andrus Medford Ore Selective Service Board Glenn A. Hollenbeck Auburn N. Y Birch Creek CCC Andrus Dillon Chamber of Commerce Trail Cafe Gene Bond Chamber of Commerce J. C. Fuller Draft Board Beaverhead Vincent J. Heavey

Dramatics Class Presents The Rector at High School

The Normal college acting class presents The Rector by Rachel Crothers in the high school auditorium Thursday at 2 o clock. Miss Ruth Phelps directs with a public program. Cast includes Rector Jack Mahood Janie Helen Kennedy Mrs Munsie Eleanor Thompson Mrs Lemmingworth Shirley Clark.

Normal College Rachel Crothers Ruth Phelps Jack Mahood Janie

Legionantics Named For Vet Show Title Selection

After reviewing 201 entries, judges chose Legionantics as the Legion show title to be staged April 4 and 5. Miss Melissa Minger submitted the winning single word name noted for print effectiveness. other finalists included Outrage of 1941 and Omhe Laugh Roundup.

Melissa Minger Legion Ralph McFadden Chester Melton Jessie F. Giudici Legion Levities D. W. Paddock Raymond P. Jones Marlin K. Farmer George R. Baker E. W. Bond Dr. Farmer

Beaverhead County Holds Meeting on 1941 AAA Pro gram

Beaverhead county and the community agricultural conservation committee met at the courthouse to discuss the 1941 AAA program and its Beaverhead County application. Wheat marketing quotas may be put to referendum before June 10. Farm plans must be signed by May 1 for compliance this year. Deferred grazing applications must be filed by April 15 in the county office. fermentation period mirrors last year from April 15 to August 15.

Beaverhead County Community Agricultural Conservation Committee Tanger

DAR delegates return from state conference in Helena

Mrs. H G Rodgers Mrs T E Luebben Mrs Fred Woodside and Mrs O A Bergeson returned Friday evening from the state conference of Daughters of the American Revolution at Helena. Luebben was re elected state treasurer for another year and Woodside was head of the Good Citizenship committee. Harriet Sather Chinook drew to represent the state in the DAR pilgrimage to Washington in April.

T. E. Luebben Fred Woodside O. A. Bergeson Daughters of the American Revolution Helena Luebben Woodside Alice Davis Dillon Harriet Sather Chinook Washington, D. C

Power Official Speaks on National Defense and Utilities

Hal Sterling of Montana Power spoke to the Dillon Kiwanis on National Defense in Relation to Public Utilities. Carl Olsen chaired. the German band performed. notes on interconnecting grids and a Northwest high tension line. guests included George Harrison and others from Anaconda.

Dillon Kiwanis Club Trail Cafe Hal Sterling Butte Montana Power Company Carl Olsén Don Smith Beaver Bobcat Mr. Sterling Northwest Anaconda Grace Idaho Beaverhead William Dolan Arthur Watkins Montana Power Office Dillon George Harrison Bannack Charles Semmens O. B. Silvey Tom Foley

Ski Club to Present Petticoat Fever at High School

Dillon Ski club presents Petticoat Fever a three act comedy at the high school auditorium Friday and Saturday. Cast includes Phyllis Barrett Helen Wheat Dorothy Erickson Dorothy Lloyd Edwin Buck Albert Erickson Dell Lloyd Craig Anderson Fred Rife Swen Larson directed by Edwin Buck. Proceeds fund a new ski tow at Elkhorn.

Dillon John Anderson New York Evening Journal Ritz Dennis King Phyllis Barrett Helen Wheat Dorothy Erickson Dorothy Lloyd Edwin R. Buck Albert Erickson Dell Lloyd Craig Anderson Fred Rife Swen Larson Elkhorn

Navy recruit Bert Gaskill to miss Dillon visit

Word arrives that Bert Gaskill of the U S Navy now at the radio communication school in San Diego cannot visit Dillon as all leaves have been canceled for recruits who have visited home in six months He will graduate on March 25 and likely be sent to sea afterward.

Bert Gaskill U. S. Navy San Diego Dillon Comunication

Lima Matron Dies After Long Illness

Funeral services for Mrs Anna Berger Gosman a Lima resident and longtime county figure were held at St James Episcopal church with interment at Mountain View. Born March 8 1873 in Malad Idaho she moved to Lima in 1887 and married Otto C Gosman in 1892. Survived by husband two sons George and Frank plus sisters nieces grandchildren and nephews.

Otto C. Gosman Lima George M. Gosman St. James Episcopal Church W. G. Lewis Mountain View Cemetery Gosman Malad Idaho Dillon Frank Gosman G. H. MacDougal Spokane W. T. Shirey Portland J. D. McGregor Butte Ilsie Forsyth Helen McGregor Jean Thompson Dorothy Anne Gosman Richard Gosman Robert Gosman M. A. Berger

Dillon People Brave North Dakota Storm

The Davises and Mrs. Crouse reached Minneapolis safely after a Saturday storm crossed North Dakota and Minnesota. An 85 mile wind in sub zero temperatures caused 51 deaths as they were en route to Rochester, Minnesota.

Lorin Davis Fred Crouse Minneapolis North Dakota Minnesota Dillon Rochester Minn

Rotary Program Highlights Students and Band Link

The Dillon Rotary club meeting featured Ben Davis as chairman and a varied program. A German band from Beaverhead high school and State College performed as an advertising stunt for a joint concert. Tom Welborn spoke on the Manual Arts Department and shop use, followed by Dave Hier presenting a reel on future science fields.

Ben Davis Dillon Rotary Club Bill Curry Annabelle George Bobby Quackenbush Peggy Quackenbush Harry Tash Edwin Ashworth Harold Cantrell Don Smith State College- Beaverhead High School Tom Welborn Dave Hier

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