Fishing Licenses Available After April 24
Montana lists 1952 fishing licenses and rules available after April 24 through sporting goods stores license dealers and Fish and Game offices in Helena. The general season runs May 18 to November 15. Daily bag limits cap species at fifteen fish, with size-based constraints, and a Fishermen’s Log is promoted for catch records.
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Sporting Goods
Montana Fish and Game Department
Helena
R. H. Lameth
Montana
Lambeth
Fish and Game Department
Barrett Hospital Births and Admissions Log
Births include a son for Mr and Mrs Paul Decker on April 2 a son for Mr and Mrs Leonard Waldemar on April 5 and a daughter for Mr and Mrs Jimmy Ross on April 8 Admissions list Edna Foley Armstead James Johnstrud Melrose Mrs Allen Mosteller Glen Ira Salee Carl Davis Vonda Jones Euelah McCann and Mrs Howard Rundle all of Dillon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Decker
Leonard Waldemar
Jimmy Ross
Edna Foley
Armstead
James Johnstrud
Melrose
Allen Mosteller
Glen
Ira Salee
Carl Davis
Vonda Jones
Euelah McCann
Howard Rundle
Dillon
Year’s Snow Depth Is Above Average In Beaverhead Region
Snow depths exceed average at high elevations in Beaverhead country this spring. Final snow measurements for 21 sites show depths averaging 37.4 inches and water content 19 inches for 1952. Ground generally not frozen, suggesting good summer soil moisture barring rapid runoff. Measurements are by Soil Conservation Service and Forest Service to track moisture, water reserves, and flood potential.
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Beaverhead
Beaverhead National Forest
Soil Conservation Service
The
Forest Service
Christian Science Lesson Sermon on Sin Sickness and Death
The Sunday lesson in Christian Science addresses whether sin sickness and death are real with a guiding golden text from Romans 8 and a Deuteronomy citation. It cites Mary Baker Eddy's Science and Health and explains that error is nothing while truth must be demonstrated to prove the allness of Truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of Christ
Mary Baker Eddy
Officials Meet Across State On Education Plans
President Rush Jordan plans a Helena visit for an executive council meeting Sunday evening followed by a State Board of Education session Monday. Robert W. Harper explains the Teachers Retirement law to faculty as Geology class coordinator Dr George Cronkhite teaches weekly. Gert Daniels and Cronkhite attend Montana Academy of Science in Bozeman Friday and Saturday. Zella Flores will speak at the Montana Reading Council Havre session April 18 and 19 focusing on Comprehension in Learning and How Can We Keep the Better Pupils? sessions include a Friday morning symposium and an evening banquet address.
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Rush Jordan
Helena
Executive Council
State Board of Education
Robert W. Harper
Teachers Retirement Board
Gert Daniels
George Cronkhite
Montana Academy of Science
Bozeman
Zella K. Flores
Western
Department of Education
Montana Reading Council
Havre
Montana Economic Council
Sam W. Mitchell
Dean Chaffin
Sam Goza
Ben Draper
Chaffin
State Chamber of Commerce
Goza
Draper
Atty
Arnold H. Olsen
Olsen
Granite County
Pershing D. Hanifen
Polaris District 21 reelects Marchesseau and approves levies
At the Polaris district 21 school meeting Frank Marchesseau was re elected trustee for three years and both the Polaris high and district levies were approved. Voters also favored the soil conservation land inclusion proposal. Judges of election were Mrs Marchesseau Jack Miller and John Judge with Mrs Marchesseau named clerk.
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Polaris
Polaris District No. 21
Frank Marchesseau
Jack Miller
John Judge
Lon Tuckett
Bannack
Chan Stallings, Jr
Jack Stallings
Ben Holland
Dwight Harrison
Tuckett
Lima
Ivan Remely
Diamond Bar Inn
George Judge
Dale
Seattle
Butte
James Dodd
Coulter Given
Dillon
Coulter
Walter Melcher
Hankinson
N. Dak
Tom Judge
Canal Zone
Montana Supreme Court Denies Speedy Trial Request
Alexander Nademovic of Butte, charged with the murder of Ellen Brooks, has the Montana Supreme Court denying his writ of supervisory control to expedite a trial. He warns of a six to seven month delay if not tried by a district court jury in Butte.
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State Supreme Court
Alexander Nademovic
Butte
Ellen Brooks
Nademovic
High Bench
Sharings from Rowland Hall Students Visit Salt Lake City
Shirley Peterson Gail Huntley and Joan Clemon, Rowland hall students in Salt Lake City, are home for Easter holidays. They visit Dr and Mrs R D Curry at their home where daughter in law Mrs W H Curry and grandson Michael call.
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Shirley Peterson
Gail Huntley
Joan Clemon
Rowland Hall
Salt Lake City
R. D. Curry
W. H. Curry
Michael
Local visitors frequent the area this week
Visitors from Sheridan Dell Spokane Virginia City Missoula and Great Falls appeared in town. Dr H H Scarborough Optometrist from Salt Lake City will be at the Andrus Hotel April 15 and 16 to examine eyes and fit glasses.
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Joe Garrett
Bob Monahan
Florence DeForest
Sheridan
Museum
Angela
Paul
LaRae Follett
Gwen Grover
Dell
Walter Stephan
Spokane
W. H. Stephan
Harry Williams
Lewis Kingery
Merrell Springer
Virginia City
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Lois Hazelbaker
Missoula
Alta Saunders
Great Falls
Montana 583 Home Demonstration Clubs Join National Week
Bozeman April 7 Montana's 10 000 home demonstration club members from 583 clubs will join club members nationwide during National Home Demonstration Week April 27 May 3 Martha Dunlap assistant state leader says the theme Today's Home Builds Tomorrow's World guides tours exhibits and programs This year about 1 500 000 American women in 60 400 clubs participate with millions improving homemaking through extension service The Montana program since 1917 focuses on community improvement government and international understanding in club activities
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Bozeman
Montana
Martha Dunlap
United States
Tractor Safety Watch Urges Caution as Spring Starts
George W Gustafson chair of the Farm Safety Committee of the Montana Extension Service warns that safe tractor use is increasingly important with spring activity. He cites a spring fatality and notes most mishaps come from rollover, urging care on hills and rough ground.
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George W. Gustafson
Farm Safety Committee
The
Montana Extension Service
Gustafson
Bozeman Judges In Parking Fine Swap
Police Judge Lloyd M. Johnson faces Bozeman justice Roy W. Border in a light traffic court moment. Border issues a $1 fine to Johnson for parking on the wrong side of the street.
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Bozeman
Lloyd M. Johnson
Roy W. Border
Bozeman Justice of the Peace
Johnson
Border
Johnsen
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
A brief item notes a scheduling note at the Examiner about time sheets related to Social Security. It mentions personnel and office procedures without details on dates or outcomes.
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the Examiner
Mithuns Return to Dillon After Illness
Mr and Mrs George Mithun returned to their Dillon home on Thursday April 7 after leaving July 7 for Minneapolis where Mr Mithun had major surgery and was critically ill Friends report his health greatly improved and welcome them home
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George Mithun
Dillon
Minneapolis
Mr. Mithun
Fraser Announces Candidacy for Eastern Montana Congress
Willard E. Fraser owner of the Fraser Office Building in Billings declares his intention to seek the Democratic nomination for Congress in Montana's eastern district. He states he has never refused a call for assistance from any citizen and will serve city state and nation in peace or war.
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Billings
LLP
Willard E. Fraser
Fraser
Congress
Big Hole Basin Residents Visit Here
William Ferguson of Anaconda and Fred Gill of Philipsburg, longtime residents of the Big Hole basin, spent the weekend in the area.
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William Ferguson
Anaconda
Fred Gill
Philipsburg
Big Hole Basin
Castles Eyes State Attorney General Run
rp ney ape Mie Castles enters the Republican race for attorney general after Castles announces he will not seek re election. His deputy filed for county attorney last week amidst talk of Castles aiming for the top state legal post.
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Rpney
Mie
Castles
J John Forsythe
James McCashin to Visit Dillon on April 10
James McCashin of the Veterans Welfare Commission will be in Dillon on Thursday April 10 and may be contacted at the employment service office.
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James McCashin
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dillon
Employment Service Office
Hobby Show Gratitude Acknowledges Local Help
The Soroptimist Club of Dillon expresses sincere thanks to hobbyists and Dillon business firms and individuals for their cooperation and support in the recent hobby show.
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Dillon
Soroptimist Club OF
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James Freebourn
Silver Bow
Freebourn
Arnold W. Olsen
Supreme Court
Harry Freebourn
South Pacific
Montana Taxpayers’ Association
State Capitol
A. T. Hibbard
Association
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
Bureau
Jennie E. Bridenbaugh
Bridenbaugh
Montana Federated ‘Women’s Clubs
Montana Congress of Parents and Teachers
John W. Bonner
Examiner Printing Co
Mithuns
Gloxinia
Violets
Calcelarius
Mountjoy Flowers & Gifts
Chrysler
America
Montana Auto Sales
Montana and
Sebree
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