Counseling Institute Opens At Western Montana College
The Counseling Institute opened Friday morning at Western Montana College of Education with educators from southwestern Montana in attendance. President Rush Jordan welcomed area representatives while Truman Cheney and Genevieve Squires outlined guidance roles and needs, followed by tests, discussions, and a dinner with remarks on college entrance guidance and case studies.
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Institute On Counseling
Western Montana College of Education
Montana
Rush Jordan
Truman Cheney
Occupation Information
Suiding
Helena
Genevieve Squires
Ruth Dillavoy
WCOE
Jack Dooley
Anaconda High School
Lillian Peterson
Cheney
Ambrus Hotel
Jordan
Mary Louis
Peabody College of
Nashville, Tenn
Western Montana College
College of Industrial Arts
Charles Martill
Miss Squires
Robert Hart
Henry G. Ruppel
E. O. Watts
Twin Bridges
Thomas S. Duffy
Myrta McLeod
Virginia City
Annie Breneman
Jack A. Dooley
Anaconda
Jean Ellsworth
Deer Lodge
Lillian L. Peterson
Ethel Gillespie
Kalispell
M. L. Rickerd
Whitehall
O. K. Moe
D. L. Johnson
Christine Opp
Band Concert Delights Bagley Auditorium Audience
Musicians from the grade school band presented a varied program Monday evening in Bagley auditorium. Directed by L A Gregory with Hewitt Martinell as assistant, the concert featured band selections and solos by both grade and high school students. Peggy Lou Sutherland June Leisuiko and Elizabeth McCollum were noted in the program.
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Bagley Auditorium
L. A. Gregory
Hewitt Martinell
Theogram
Peggy Lou Sutherland
June Leisuiko
Western Montana
COE
Elizabeth McCollum
Barrett Hospital Admission and Discharges and Births
Barrett Hospital lists admissions including James Ryan of Dell Archie Green Mary-Elizabeth Shafer George Reid Twin Bridges James Taylor Beulah McCann and George Laske. Dismissals include Leon Fournier Herman Peterson Kathleen Foster Mrs Christie and son and others. Births announced for Foote Robison Lakner and Flint families with multiple newborns in March and April.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Ryan
Dell
Archie Green
Mary — Elizabeth Shafer
George Reid
Twin Bridges
James Taylor
Beulah McCann
George Laske
Leon Fournier
Herman Peterson
Kathleen Foster
Christie
Kenneth Lamb
John Anderson
Alder
June Deans
Armstead
Kurt Raddatz
Lima
John Wolen
Richard DeGarmo
James Evans
A. J. Simon
Robert Foote
Carl Robison
George Lakner
Tom Flint
Monida
Lambs Bring High Prices on Contract
In the past week over 30 000 spring lambs were contracted for fall delivery at 21 to 22 cents. Walter Foster contracted for the Cook Sheep and others and was ordered to ship 100 bucks of the Deer Lodge band to Chihuahua Mexico. About 20 000 lambs are in the deal. George M Melton bought lamb crops from Oscar Gravely Pete Ampo and Will Brasier. Local wool market silent since Feb 20. C H Williams of Twin Falls Idaho bought Foster Bros lambs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Foster
Cook
Craig Cornell Company
W. K. Malicote
Berg Christensen
Otto Christensen
Ambrose Brown
Hans Anderson
Frank Rife
J. D. Harrison
Roe & Son
W. L. Peterson
Deer Lodge
Chihuahua
Mexico
George M. Melton
Oscar Gravely
Pete Ampo
Will Brasier
C. H. Williams
Twin Falls
Idaho
Foster Bros. Lambs
Mrs. Luebben Re-Elected DAR Regent in Montana
Montana Daughters of the American Revolution held a two day conference in Billings electing T. E. Luebben of Dillon as state regent for a third year and naming a slate of officers including C. S. Passmore and W. D. Caldwell. The group reported progress on a $900000 building fund for the Washington headquarters.
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Montana
Northern
Billings
Woodside
BE. Martinson
F. Bridges
Shaumut
T. E. Luebben
Dillon
Dougan C. H. Luebben
Luebben
The
Sons of the American Revolution
D.A.R
Dolores White
Beaverhead County
Harris Smith
Squir elected District 10 Trustee
A larger turnout than in recent years produced 245 votes in the District 10 school trustee election. Mrs. Wilber Squires won the three year seat with 133 votes over Walter T. Foster’s 112. Voters also approved a 15 mill emergency levy 145 to 64. Holdover trustees are Fred Waldorf George M. Gosmee Joe Wedum and Roscoe Cornell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber Squires
Parent-Teacher Association of
Walter T. Foster
Fred Waldorf
George M. Gosmee
Joe Wedum
Roscoe Cornell
Rotary club views forest films and trip slides
At the Dillon Rotary meeting Dr. W. E. Monger chaired the session with the largest turnout in months. Visitors included Don Hardy and Harry Halming. Jack Reis described a Southwest tour with Mrs. Reis and a bevy of fund-raisers supported by a Cancer Control appeal. Elliott Redman from Beaverhead Forest Service showed deer feeding slides amid winter starvation concerns. C. J. Hovren was elected Rotary president for the next year.
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W. E. Monger
Dillon Rotary Club
Don Hardy
Harry Halming
Dom Ruffato
Butte
Western Coe
J. E. Selway
William Straugh
Bulldogs
Kansas City
Fred Bridenstine
Jack Reis
Reis
Nevada
Arizona
California
Old Mexico
Carlsbad
Elliott Redman
Forest Service
Beaverhead Reserve
C. J. Hovren
Dillon Club
Bridenstine
Ground to be broken April 16 for Beaverhead museum
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce announces a ground breaking on the depot lawn for Beaverhead’s museum building scheduled for Saturday April 16. Rush Jordan of Western Montana COE will chair with Governor John W Bonner expected to deliver the principal address. program time to be announced. Building material is on hand and Clifton McLaughlin will be contracting foreman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
Chamber
Gosta Miller
Clifton McLaughlin
Patricia Selway Wins Ogden Audition For Hollywood Tour
Patricia Selway daughter of T. F. McFadden and wife of James Selway from Grant Montana State University advances after winning the Ogden audition in an intermountain talent search. She will compete April 15 at Grauman's Chinese Theater Hollywood for a possible $1000 prize and a screen test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patricia Selway
T. F. McFadden
James Selway
Grant
Montana State University
Hollywood
Utah
Idaho
Montana
Ogden
Herman Rock Dies in W. L. Peterson Ranch Runaway
Herman Rock 51 died Friday night at Barrett hospital from head injuries after a runaway on the W. L. Peterson ranch near Dell. He had been unloading feed when the team bolted and a wagon wheel passed over his head. Born July 4, 1897 in Aldrich Minnesota, he moved to Beaverhead county 22 years ago and worked on local ranches. He was unmarried with no known relatives. Funeral Wednesday at Brundage chapel with Rev. Lewis D. Smith officiating. interment Mountain View Cemetery.
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Herman Rock
Barrett Hospital
W. L. Peterson
Dell
Rock
Aldrich
Minn
Beaverhead County
Brundage Chapel
Lewis D. Smith
Episcopal Church
Mountain View
Elks Drum Corps Elects Officers at Regular Meeting
At a regular Friday night meeting the Elks drum and bugle corps re elected Don Wheat as director Herb Wheat as business manager Ed Townsend as drum major Dan Henneberry as drum sergeant and Willis F Koeneke as bugle sergeant The corps plans a wrestling card on Saturday April 30 featuring national level wrestlers to be held at the Western Montana COE. Cliff Theide and wife from Idaho Falls outlined the project and corps members are urged to reserve every Friday night at 7 30 for future meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elks
Don Wheat
Herb Wheat
Ed Townsend
Dan Henneberry
Willis F. Koeneke
Montana Coe
Cliff Theide
Idaho Falls
Order of Rainbow Breakfast Hosts Easter Service
Members of the Dillon assembly of the Order of the Rainbow for Girls were honored guests at a Sunday breakfast in the Masonic dining room. Miss Gladys Forester and Dorothy Newnes spoke, Ruth Lee Keifert sang two solos, and Rev. Robert N. Johnstone gave a talk. About 45 Rainbow girls and board members attended and then joined a planned service at the Methodist church.
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Dillon Assembly of the Order of the Rainbow
Rainbow Board
Masonic
Gladys Forester
Dorothy Newnes
Ruth Lee Keifert
Jesus
Little Brown Bird
Nina Borgan
I. W. Vinsel
Mizpah
O.E.S
Robert N. Johnstone
Methodist Church
John Jackson High Leads Dillon Gun Club Shoot
John Jackson topped the Dillon Gun Club Sunday with 48 of 50 targets. Other scores include Vic Westergard 47 H Sneed 47 Rus Smith 47 B Emerick 44 John Hartwig 43 Lightfoot 41 and Dave Strat 38. In handicap Pete Westergard 22x25 and 21 for Rus Smith 20 for Vic Westergard 20.
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John Jackson
Dillon Gun Club
Dillon
Salt Lake
Vic Westergard
H. Sneed
Rus Smith
H. Brundage
Bud Campbell
H. Stanchfield
B. Emerick
John Hartwig
One Lightfoot
Dave Strat
Pete Westergard
Installation to Be Held by Elks Lodge
Dillon lodge No. 1554, BPOE, reschedules April 19 meeting to Saturday night for installation of officers with Past District Deputy Leo C. Musberger and Butte lodge No. 240 officers attending. A dancing session and refreshments follow, members asked to bring their ladies.
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Dillon Lodge No. 1554
B.P.O.E
Leo C. Musberger
Butte Lodge No. 240
Beaverhead Post Seeks Its Own Home Following Plan
Beaverhead post of the American Legion plans to pursue a personal clubhouse after a joint meeting of the building and executive committees. The building committee stated a centrally located building could be converted into a comfortable post home. The plan will be discussed with all members, with final decisions to be learned from individual replies.
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Beaverhead
American Legion
Lamar Hatton
C. J. Hovren
B. A. Risley
Paul Temple
Waldron Boger
Vivian Thomas
Luther Smith
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Ed Donovan
George Gosman
Tim Tash
Local Chairman to Attend Bond Event in Helena Dinner
Mr. W. W. Hawkins of Dillon Beaverhead County leads the U S savings bonds committee and will attend a Helena dinner April 19 where Governor Bonner joins other governors to honor the Minute Men of 1949. President Truman will address the gathering by satellite at 7 55 P M MST. The event marks Patriot's Day and promotes volunteer bond sales with a national quota of 1 04 billion dollars and a state goal of 5 41 million for Series E bonds.
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W. W. Hawkins
Dillon
Beaverhead
U. S. Savings Bonds Committee
Helena
John W. Bonner
T. A. Hibbard
Montana Savings Bonds Committee
Hawkins
Truman
Hibbard
Treasury Department
Lexington and Concord
U. S
Bonner
Birth of Gary Albert Robison in Barrett Hospital
Mr and Mrs Carl Robison welcomed their second child, Gary Albert, at Barrett hospital Saturday night. The father works at B A Risley accounting offices in Poteet and distributed cigars to friends in celebration.
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Barrett Hospital
Carl Robison
Gary Albert
B. A . Risley
Guy Gray Wins Dillon Mayoral Race
Dillon voters chose Guy Gray on the Citizens ticket for mayor with 421 votes to 365 for Phillip J. Cottom of the Progressive party. The election featured high turnout and spirited campaigns across wards, with unofficial results also shaping aldermanic races and city offices.
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Orhead
Dillon
Citizens
Phillip J. Cottom
Progressive Party
Nellie McFadden
George E. Baker
Progressive
Harold Murray
Citizens Party
Dr. W. E. Monger
Waldron Roper
J. T. Dougherty
H. J. Charbonneau
G. A. Decker
Berg Christensen
Frank Lasich
Guyatta
Bear
A. A. Schroeder
W. E. Monger
T. W. Sargent
Waldron Boger
Archie Green
Frank Watkins
Clarence Baril
Paul
Lima Woman Elected as Town Mayor
Better than 60 percent of Lima voters turned out for the town election. Nettie Stephens, acting mayor since the death of Mayor Swoboda in February, was elected to fill the position. Ward 1 aldermen are James Pierce and Donald Tash. Ward II selects C. Fuller and John Pico. Judges and clerks include J. Brandenburg, Ethel Jacobs, Jeanne Pruitt, Dorothy Bittick, Laura Truax, and Ruth Gosman.
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Lima
Nettie Stephens
John Swoboda
James Pierce
Donald Tash
C. Fuller
John Pico
J. Brandenburg
Ethel Jacobs
Jeanne Pruitt
Dorothy Bittick
Laura Truax
Ruth Gosman
Junior Play Set For April 11 12
The junior class will present the original Henry Aldrich comedy What a Life at the high school auditorium starting 8 15 P M on Monday and Tuesday nights The cast includes Anne Jane Caldwell Ray Hildreth Dan Scott Hazel Davis John Hovren Mary Jo Wenger Jack Howard Elizabeth Brown Ed Davis Darlene Goodfellow Jim Orr Maxine Benson Russell Peterson Dee Howell with Claire Blackburn and Bill Tash in lead roles Numerous student players and a large list of committees and ushers are named for stage production roles and admission duties.
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Henry Aldrich
Joe Byarn
Anne Jane Caldwell
Ray Hildreth
Dan Scott
Hazel Davis
John Hovren
Mary Jo Wenger
Jack Howard
Elizabeth Brown
Ed Davis
Darlene Goodfellow
Jim Orr
Maxine Benson
Russell Peterson
Dee Howell
Claire Blackburn
Barbara
Sam Davis
Frank Wilke
Edward Tyler
Harold Hill
Darwin Phillips
Bernard Holloran
Don Stefanatz
Leroy Owen
Archie Hayden
Don Fairbanks
Joanne Arbour
Jim Murray
Billie Lessey
Kazuko Neishi
Carol Alley
Ruby Gray
Kathryn Cardinale
Lila Jean Harkness
Addona Warrent
Frances Ryan
Norma Koenig
Marilyn Morrison
Kenneth Morrison
James Murray
James Munday
Bonnie Megquier
Patty Hovde
Darlene McCullum
Dan Dennis
Funk Family Visits Dillon Callers from Sheridan
Harold Funk and his children with Mrs. R. M. Funk were Dillon callers Tuesday from their Sheridan home.
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Harold Funk
R. M. Funk
Dillon
Sheridan
Vodvil Set for Friday Night Here
The 1949 Vodvil opens Friday at 8 15 with ten acts tentatively planned. A campus scandal sheet by the Chanticleers will accompany the show. Student directors Bill O Neill Don Ellsworth and Bob Racicot organize a one night rehearsal and a Friday parade from the campus at 1 15 to advertise the event.
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Chanticleers
Bill O'Neill
Don Ellsworth
Bob Racicot
Dillon
Louis
Greenfield
Pope
Jackson
Mrs. Margaret Irving Dies of Heart Attack in Dillon
Mrs. Margaret Irving, a long time Dillon resident born in Scotland 72 years ago, died Saturday morning from a heart attack. She married Joe Irving in 1916, moved to Beaverhead County, then Roberts Idaho before settling in Dillon after 1922. Funeral services were held Tuesday at Brundage chapel with interment at Mountain View cemetery.
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Dillon
Margaret Irving
Scotland
Beaverhead County
Joe Irving
America
Big Hole Basin
Roberts
Idaho
Irving
Helen Christensen
Los Angeles
Brundage Chapel
Belle Long
The
Baptist Church
Fire Destroys Part of Wright Home. Firemen Prompt
An overheated oil furnace at the home of Mr and Mrs Amos Wright on West Glendale street Tuesday night from a regular city hall meeting. Firemen nearby responded in record time and found chared work around a register, preventing embers from spreading. Little damage was done to the new residence.
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Amos Wright
Glendale Street
City Hall
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Counseling Institute
DAR
J. F. Woodside
Squir
Elks Drum Corps
Order of Rainbow
Elks Lodge
Beaverhead Post
Guy Gray
Livestock Commission
M. Irving
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