J ' ! , i \* r ■ t I VJ *'í Montana State Historié,il OF ■Library (.comp) ■ JiELENAy xV.:te i V-..- THIS IS flKM E THAT KILLED EHGHCER AND FIREMAN WILL BE FETED BY OES TODAY
This jumbled jnass of train wreckage, shows the engine which exploded and scalded to death engineer Carl Ogee of Pocatello, Ido., andBaymond Peterson, fireman, of Lima. The Union PacificMrs. Amanda Boston Foster Porter passenger train was wrecked early Tuesday morning near Apex. Late yesterday the engine wasMrs. Amanda Boston, grand worthy matron of the Order of righted. Union Pacific crews are still straightening out the tangled coaches and clearing Eastern the Star, and Foster Porter, grand worthy patron, are in Dillon right-of-way. The photo was taken by Fred Bridenstlne. today as guests of Mizpah Chapter No. 13 OES. They will be feted this evening at 6:30 at a' banquet in the Masonic Hall. A regular meeting of the OES will be held at 8 p. m. DAVIS DENIES DRIVING WRECKED CAR ALLEGING HE WAS HIT ON HEAD BY Largest Paid Circulation of Any Newspaper in Beaverhead County
VOLUME NO. 72. DILLON, MONTANA, FRIDAY, APRIL 10, 1953 No. 170 COMPANIONS AND THROWN OUT BEFORE ACCIDENT ON TWIN BRIDGES ROAD STEPHANS ARE HOSPITAL NOTES m GATHERING • A new slant, on the car acci dent which occurred early Thurs Girl Scouts Need day morning on the Twin Bridges HONORED Births: Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ray ON EASTER AT road, has come to light through Stocks, Jackson, boy, April 8. Rummage For Sale further Investigation by the high IN FAREWELL Admitted: Floyd McClennan, PALMER HOME The Girl Scouts will hold a way patrol. Glen. rummage sale April 18 at the City It had been reported to the Following confirmation services Dismissed; Edward Terry, Salt Mr. and Mrs. Dick Palmer and Hall council room starting at 10 Tribune by the highway patrol held Thursday night at St. James Lake City, Utah. son Wayne of Dell entertained a. m. Proceeds from the sale will that Leonard Davis, of Pocatello, Episcopal church, a reception was their friends Easter Sunday at a be used to help maintain the Girl Ida., owner of the car, was driv held in the guild hall to enable Scout House. Anyone having ruming when the accident occurred. parishioners to meet witrf&he new Partners baked ham dinner. There was also mage to contribute will get a big an Easter egg hunt for 32 kiddies He was found several miles from communicants, the R t.R ejp.ji. H. vote of thanks from * our Girl the scene of the accident and pre Daniels, bishop of file Montana with prizes and ice cream and Dissolve cake. Scouts. It will be picked up if sumably had walked for assis diocese, and to bid farewell to Dr. you will phone Mrs. Herman Pe tance. Davis clilms that he wasn't and Mrs. W. H. Stephan who. have Daniel. P. Ibey and Carl W. About 50 guests including the terson 332 or-Mrs. Helen Shaffner Stewart have dissolved partnership children attended this Easter driving* but-had: teen hit on ¡the been active members of St.‘James 558...... - • head and’ tHrosm otJFxiF the*ter ■church and choir for 37 years. by mutual consent in the contract event. Among those present were ing business and each will conduct Mr. and Mrs. John Selvage and by his companions. Confirmed by Bishop Daniels The highway patrol reports that were Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Cornell, Ms own business in the future. sons, Mr. .and Mrs. Selby from Wes Davis To Elks Lake, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth this has been confirmed by Ray Mrs. Frances Jackson, Lt. Gov. mond Strike, of Harlem, Mont., George M. Gosman, Roy Stocker, Frazee and family, Mrs. Ray Fol- Hold Auction lett and children, Mrs. Lee Mar- who was in the front seat of the Paul Puyear, Myron Axe and BenOld Time Vodvil car when it was wrecked. Strike Redd. tinell and children, Mrs. Ben Mar Saturday 1 P. M. tin and Joe, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Wes Davis will hold a public is alleged to have admitted that At the reception the Rev. Ar At WMCE Tonite he- was watching the speedometer thur Lord presided and Mrs. F. Rule and children, Mr. and Mrs. sale Saturday (tomorrow) start The Dillon business district was Bob Shaw and children, Mr. and ing at 1 p. m., at the Davis ranch just ^before the accident and the D. Willis gave a talk in which car was traveling 98 to 100 miles she paid tribute to Dr. and Mrs. treated to a parade this after Mrs. Mooseman and children and one mile north of Dillon. noon which caused favorable com several youngsters from Lima. Included in the sale will be a per hour. Strike is reported as Stephan for their long and faith saying that Charles Dalton, of ful church service. ment. It was put on by students Monday was Mr. Palmer’s birth 4-room modem house wHh 4 of WMCE who are presenting a day and he received many presacres; 6-room modem house wnn South Carolina, was driving the A vocal solo, “Our Best To You” car. Dalton is in a precarious con was sung by Mrs. Nancy Wheat, vodvil show this evening at the ents. 10 acres and two complete build college auditorium at 8 o’clock. ings taken down. dition at Barrett hospital. accompanied by Mrs. Jackson, and The third member of the party, Bishop Daniels spoke briefly in Lots of fun is promised with spe Dismissed from Butte Commun Seven head of mixed yearlings cialty numbers and acts remind ity Hospital are Mrs. Frank Ha- will be offered, with machinery Alsovoldo Fernandez, sustained a compliment to the guests of honor broken leg lin the accident. who are leaving Dillon to make ful of the old time vaudevillezelbaker and son, Mrs. Paul Pu and many miscellaneous articles. shows we used to enjoy. year and Mrs. Martha Wilson. ’ Dan Quinn will be auctioneer. Strike was cut and severely their home in Post Falls, Idaho, bruised but is not in too bad and who were presented with shape it is reported. handsome gifts from the congre gation of St. James church. O B I SCHOOL PUPILS WIN COSTUME CONTEST AT FESTIVAL Shakespeare WANT TO HUNT Meetings The Shakespeare Club will meet BEARS WITH Saturday at 2 p. m., at the home of Mrs. Hans Andersen, 524 So. Pacific. Miss Genevieve Albert BOW AND ARROW son will lead the discussion and Ranchers! If you see a bear no play records of “Don Juan in tify the Sport Shop in Dillon. Hell," from the third act of Ber Members of the Archery Club, nard Shaw’s Men and Supermen. having demonstrated their ability The annual social meeting of the to bag deer) are now looking for Shakespeare Club will be held at bigger game. The bear season St. James Guild Hall at 1:30 p. opens April 15, and these modem m., April 18. All members, honor Robin Hoods want a bear hunt. ary members and guests may at The bear season on black and tend. Reservations are to be made cinnamon bear will remain open with Mrs. Clifton McLlaughlin or until September 15. Holders of Mrs. Howard Smith on or before Montana big game licenses may Saturday, April 11. shoot either male or female bears Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Risley are but the shooting of cubs or fe spending the week end at Mis males with cubs at side is prohib soula where Mr. Risley is attend ited. ing to business matters. The use of dogs is also forbid Among Hie square dancing making a hit at the Beaverhead County Farm Bureau's Festival were den, except where the bear so pupils of file Glen schooL Mrs. Azlle Garrison and Maggie Bryan coached the youngsters, who took hunted has preyed upon 'livestock first prize in file grade I to 4 costume contest. In the above picture you see students of all grades or has committed other property who participated from Glen. Beading from left to right in the bottom row are Dianne Pendergast, damage sufficient to classify it as Nancy Dodgson, Judy Reichle, Barbara Relchle, Joylee Brothers. In the middle row from left to right a nuisance, or a predator. Thursday—High 36, Low 20. are Tommy Pendergast, Kent Connor, Billy Garrison, Jay Brothers. In the back row, left to right Grizzlies may not be killed. Today—Low 12. are Phillip Burke, Larry Truman, Claudene Dodgson, Mary Garrison, Iris Bryan, John Burke, Precipitation—.02. Jerry Vialin, guitarbanjo stringi. Burke. In the background Is Bin. William Garrison. Mrs. Maggie Bryan wasn’t present when Bir. Brid-Prediction— Continued cloudy, THbune. enitine took the picture during the Festival. Photo by Bridenstine snow showers. Continued cold.