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Newspaper

Dillon Tribune

Location

Dillon, Montana, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1940

Page

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Beaverhead County Draft Numbers Released in 1940 Lottery

Local draft board lists the first Beaverhead county registrants drawn in the national selective service lottery held in Washington. Joe Sporich was the first from the county, serial number 158, followed by J. J. Hren at 192. The list includes Burnice Farrell at 1 and Erwin Christensen at 258, with notes on mailing of questionnaires and the start of classification.

Joe Sporich Beaverhead County National Selective Service Washington, D. C War Stimpson J. J. Hren U. S. District Court Dillon Post Office Burnice Farrell Dillon Lew Brundage Virginia University of Virginia Erwin Christensen Woodrow Wilson

Armstead Death Noted of Vancouver Mining Pioneer Harry Armstead

Henry Howell Armstead known as Harry Armstead, a famed mining engineer and founder of Armstead in Oregon County, died in October in Vancouver B C. He helped build the Polaris mine and the road to Armstead linking to the Oregon Short Line, later leaving for Canadian ventures. A retired U S Army major of engineers and Columbia School of Mines alumnus, he held memberships in mining associations in the U S Canada and South America. Burial was at Fair Haven Congregational Church cemetery in New

Henry Howell Armstead Harry Vancouver B. C Armstead Polaris Oregon Short Line Gilmore and Pittsburgh Salmon Idaho U. S Columbia. School of Mines Minng Congress Canada South ‘America Burns Fair New

City park project seeks $500 for equipment

C A Bechler chairman of the citizen's park project committee said about $500 is needed to properly equip the proposed city park playground. The committee will seek aid from civic and fraternal groups to raise funds, and the Beaverhead post of the American Legion offers to purchase the costliest item.

Citizen’s Park Project Committee Bechler Beaverhead Post The American Legion

Successful Achievement Day Marked in Dillon

A well attended annual achievement day by county home demonstration clubs was held at the Dillon high school. Dell club won the largest turnout prize with 34 attendees. Armstead took the husband turnout prize. Susan Findling, 79, earned oldest lady honors as a guest of the Better Homes club. Door prize went to Mrs. L. M. Pfiffner of Lima. Pins were awarded to four 4-H girls for last spring style revue entries. A luncheon followed the displays at the Methodist church with over a hundred served. Honor guests included Dr. and Mrs. R. R. Renne and others from Bozeman and Dillon.

Dillon Dell Home Armstead Club Susan Findling Better Homes Club L. M. Pfiffner Lima Florence Casterline Jessie Knox Pat Smith Doris McAdam Methodist Church R. R. Renne Bozeman Archie Henneberry Margaret Holloran Bernard Williams Earl Cantrell Dell Ray Kellett W. G. Squires, Sr Frank Lasich Parke Scott Armstead M. K. Farmer

Rolph Heads State Farmers Union Delegation

H. D. Rolph of Joplin was elected president and Jasper DeCobbeleer of Glasgow was named vice president at the state convention of the Farmers Union held last week in Bozeman. About 500 delegates and visitors attended. Beaverhead county members included Mr. and Mrs. John Albers, Mrs. Lars Kalsta and Mack Poole. The convention was reported as very successful.

H. D. Rolph Joplin Jasper DeCobbeleer Glasgow Farmers Union Bozeman Beaverhead County John Albers Lars Kalsta Mack Poole

Navy Day Observed With Community Support

Navy Day was marked Sunday Oct 27 with praise for cooperation. T Lee McCracken led the observance as Navy day chairman while ministers highlighted the day in sermons and the business district wore flags and Navy posters. A high school quiz session produced answers to be sent to state headquarters.

T. Lee McCracken

Kiwanians Invite Guests From Butte and Anaconda

A social note mentions Kiwanians and their ladies hosting a dinner with a number of specially invited guests from Butte and Anaconda.

Kiwanians Butte Anaconda Willl ‘Teat

Hereford Sale Sets New Montana High Average Record

Dillon's third annual Hereford sale at the new grand pavilion set a statewide high average of 266.80 per bull from 64 purebreds, with Nay Bros. of Bannack buying 19 head and Beau Brackett grand champion at $600. The event drew Beaverhead and Madison stockmen and Salmon Idaho bidders, ending with a total sales of $17,075 and plans for a Montana Futurity class in 1944.

Nay Bros Bannack Fred Repper Beaverhead Madison County A. C. Bayers Twin Bridges Brummel Domino Chatterton Hereford Cattle Company Promino Mixer Elmer T. Johnson Livingston Domino Grove Wallace and Son Toston Frank Pendleton Wisdom George Harrison Tom Clemon Jackson Bernard Williams Dillon Smoker Montana Bodine Herefords Beau Brackett Randolphist Bayers Madison Domino Wetmore Hodges Ennis Lovely Domino Oscar Sales Bozeman Anxiety Jr Earl H. Skinner Clyde Park Chatterton Cattle Company Round Grove Ranch Company Townsend Randolph AG Bayers Brackett Bocaldo Bodine Herefords Joy’s Mischief C. E. Kirckbusch

Dillon Man Floyd J. Davis Passes After Illness

Floyd J. Davis known as Jocko died in a Butte hospital after about three weeks of illness. A Dillon resident since eight years, he played baseball and promoted the sport among youths. Born July 20 1899 in Edina Missouri he worked at the Davis Motor and Conoco station. He leaves three children Dolores Hazel and Raymond all of Dillon and seven brothers Ben Vern Lorin Will Orville Robert John. Funeral arrangements await word from relatives.

Dilllon Floyd J. Davis Butte Jocko Dillon Edina Salmon Idaho Davis Motor Conoco Dolores Hazel Raymond Ben H. Davis Vern E. Davis Lorin H. Davis Will I. Davis Orville L. Davis Keytesville Robert L. Davis

Car Crash Near South Atlantic Street Damages Vehicle

Mr and Mrs W N King and daughter of Butte received minor injuries when their car left the highway and struck a stone fence at the D I Emerick residence on South Atlantic street. Mrs King and the child were treated at Barrett hospital for back chest injuries and a deep shoulder cut. Mr King was unharmed.

W. N. King Butte D. I. Emerick South Atlantic Street

Wisdom resident Archie Barr dies from tree-fall injuries

Archie Barr, 54, longtime Wisdom businessman and cafe operator in Lima and Monida, died in a Butte hospital from a skull fracture after a tree fell on him while gathering wood on Oct 18. Born November 24, 1885 in Humbird, Wis., he was a 30-year resident of the county and is survived by his wife. Funeral services are set for Friday at 2 p.m. at Brundage Chapel with Rev. J A Meeke presiding.

Archie, Barr Wisdom Case Butte Humbird Wis Lima Monida Centennial Valley Brundage Chapel J. A. Meeke

Referendum Support At Kiwanis Meeting For Warm Springs Bond

Dr. Byron Pampel spoke to Dillon Kiwanis in support of a 500000 bond issue to improve Warm Springs state hospital. Ed Wenger and Harry Quane urged backing with Quane citing fire hazards. Pampel cited 1900 patients and staffing shortages as reasons for modernization ahead of November vote.

Byron Pampel Montana State Hospital For the Insane Dillon Kiwanis Club Warm Springs Ed Wenger Harry Quane Quane Anaconda State Hospital Pampel Kiwanis Club

Dillon AAUW Meeting Honors State President

Mrs. EH. S. Davis, state president, was the guest of honor at the Dillon branch AAUW meeting held in the girls dormitory from 7:30 to 9:30. Miss Anna Moser headed hostesses, with vocal solos by Mrs. O. K. Moe, violin selections by Vernon Taylor with Mrs. Taylor, and readings by Miss Ruth Deputy.

Dillon American Association of University Women EH. S. Davis Anna Moser O. K. Moe Vernon Taylor Taylor Ruth Deputy

G O P Women Name New Officers

Mrs Earl Opp was elected president of the Republican Women's club at the last meeting before election held Friday at the courthouse. Other new officers included Miss Helga Anderson, vice president, and Mrs Wes Mares, secretary treasurer. Mrs Lambert Eliel called the meeting to order and introduced Professor Rush Jordan of the Normal college faculty who spoke on functions and history of political parties.

Earl Opp Republican Women’s Club Helga ‘Anderson Wes Mares Lambert Eliel Rush Jordan Normal College

Legion and Auxiliary Convention Attendees Named

In Anaconda on Saturday the American Legion and Auxiliary held their conferences with attendees including Mrs. H. M Warter Mrs. C. J. Hovren Mrs A S Johnson Mrs Ben Davis Miss Bernice Metlen and others.

American Legion Anaconda H. M ‘Warter C. J. Hovren A. 8. Johnson Ben Davis Bernice Metlen

Plans Made To Observe Armistice At Beaverhead Post

Beaverhead post American Legion held a monthly meeting last Thursday naming Dr. F. M. Poindexter and Raymond P. Jones as delegates to the district meeting in Anacortes with alternates Gosman Bechler and Paddock. Armistice day plans include a morning program at Mountain View cemetery statue dedication by Jones, a football game between State College Bobkittens and Normal College, and an evening banquet and dance.

Beaverhead American Legion F. M. Poindexter G. D. Combes Raymond P. Jones Anacorta George M. Gosman C. A. Bechler D. V. Paddock J. W. McCarthy E. W. Bond Legionnaire Legion Mountain View Cemetery State College Bobkittens Normal College Chamber of Commerce T. E. Gilbert Parke Scott Farnum Schuyler

Education Topic Before Rotary Club in Dillon

Lowell Johnson, superintendent of Butte schools, told the Dillon Rotary Club that education safeguards democracy more than armies. He urged internal growth via schools homes and churches, stressing thinking, cooperation, self reliance and patriotism. Guests included Ralph Cushing and others. Dr Francis Thomson to speak at a ladies night program on Nov 4.

Dillon Rotary Club Lowell Johnson Butte Sam Wilkinson Ralph Cushing Billings

Also Mentioned on This Page

National Lottery Rolph State Farmers Union Kiwanis Ladies Cqanty . Fairgrounds Promino Dillon Chamber of Commerce Chef Commerce Elks J. L. Mayland Hazelbaker Ranch Big Hole Donna Trolinger Claudia Faust Ruth Phelps Barnard Williams Show and Sale Norman E. Johnson Jack Wright Jean Bayers W. H. Jardine Jack Maguire Whitehall Bert Badhamn Elks Committee Kenneth Wheat Dutte' Hospital Kiwanis Jack Barrett Carl Olson F. H. Bimrose Harve Stanchfield Ted McFadden Mountain View Gosman Poindexter National Legion Boston Pratt-Whitney Sikorsky Hamilton Great Britain Rotary Club
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