Beav erhead student dies in Butte hospital
Reuben James Waters 17 a junior at Beaverhead County High School died Sunday in a Butte hospital after six weeks illness. Funeral set for Thursday 2 PM at the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter day Saints Dillon with burial in Idaho Falls Rose Hill cemetery. He was born April 15 1918 in Idaho Falls and raised by grandparents Henry Burton and Zina Burton. He attended Jackson school, then Beaverhead High, was in FFA and active in LDS Mutual. Survivors include grandmother Zina Burton, uncle Clarence Burton sister Eather Waters father Ira Waters and stepmother, half siblings, and extended Burton and Waters families.
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Reuben James Waters
Beaverhead County
Butte
Church of ‘Latter Day Saints
Dillon
Idaho Falls
Rose Hill’ Cemetery
Reuben
Ira Waters
Henry James Burton
Zina Burton
Clarence Burton
Grace Hannah Burton
Burtons
Jackson
Beaverhead
Future Farmers of America
LDS Church
Mutual
Eather Waters
Josephine
Duwayne
Delores
Morris
Dennis Waters
Salmon
Idaho
Henry Burton
Sheridan
Emi Pieper
Polson
Charles Burton
Leave from Hawaii Marine trainee visits Harrison home
James McAndrews on leave from Marine training in Hawaii visited his grandparents Mr and Mrs J D Harrison and other relatives at their ranch home this week. He will return to Hawaii then be transferred to Japan for 14 months of duty. Tash re elected Polaris trustee
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Hawaii
James. McAndrews
J. D. Harrison
Walter McAndrews
Anaconda
Jim
Japan
Cummings Arrive as Elkhorn Road Opens
Dr and Mrs I K Cummings expected April 9 after Wayne Stocks cleared the road from Jackson to Miller s home permitting their return from Rochester Minn where they had medical check ups They spent winter traveling and visited friends across Oklahoma Texas Arizona California and Utah Signals Power Outage REA called to Polaris school house clock stopped at 10 20 am Lady judges and assistants noticed the power loss when coffee was planned.
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I. K. Cummings
Wayne Stocks
Jackson
Cummings
Miller
Rochester
Minn
Oklahoma
Texas
Arizona
California
Utah
Polaris
Pet dog Corky killed by cattle dogs at DL ranch
Mrs. Earl Tash mourns the loss of her small pet Corky who was killed after an attack by two cattle dogs at the DL ranch. The scene followed a day of school election board duties and a community gathering with coffee, cake, and a piano tune.
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Earl Tash
Corky
DL Ranch
Kitten Electrocuted After Climbing Transformer Pole
A half grown kitten was electrocuted Sunday after climbing the high pole near the Polaris store where the transformer is attached. The cat likely touched a live wire after hours in a dangerous grip.
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Polaris
Butte Livestock Market Report Receipts and Prices
Total cattle receipts on Monday at Butte market stand around 769 head. Prices show slight declines across classes with veal calves at 20 to 24, stockers and feeders from 13 to 20, good to choice calves at 21 to 22, and dairy calves 10 to 12.
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Butte
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Report April 1 and 2
Sheep and lamb prices mixed with declines on some woolled lambs. Strong demand for fat lambs and feeder lambs noted, with quotes for fat ewes and bucks and a range of prices for pelts and other classes. Market activity centered on small lots and midweight lambs with variable top end quotes.
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Idaho Falls
Livestock Market Prices Include Cattle and Calves Forecast
The report lists detailed price ranges for cattle hogs and calves. It notes April 3 as an estimate date for a penale sale on April 1 with categories from good steers to dairy calves and feeder stock, showing wide spreads across grades and weights.
Forest Service announces key personnel moves in Montana districts
Vern Thompson from Nye Montana is promoted to District Ranger at Ennis on Beaverhead National Forest. Chet Hagerdorn moves to Dillon Ranger District. Albert Muchmore is promoted to assistant forest supervisor at Great Falls. Moves effective May 5 with veterans and family relocations noted.
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Vern Thompson
Nye
Montana
Ennis
Beaverhead National Forest
W. E. Fry
Beaverhead
Mr. Thompson
Custer and
Lolo National Forests
Bureau of Land Management
Whitehall
Rocky Mountain Experiment Station
Hudson
Wisconsin
University of Montana
Chet Hagerdorn
Camp Crook
South Dakota
Dillon
Muchmore
W.E. Fry
Hagerhorn
University of Idaho
St. Joe
Nez Perce
Flathead
Deerlodge
New England
Mr. Hagerdorn
U. S. Navy
Buhl
Idaho
Great Falls
Ed Stein
Gunnison
Colorado
Gunnison National Forest
Montana AA Groups Meet Publicly to Explain Alcoholics Anonymous
A public AA meeting in Vigilante Electric Cooperative hall drew 45 attendees from Anaconda Bozeman Columbus Helena Livingston Shelby and Madison County. Dr Richard H McLaren presided with Mrs McLaren hosting the event to inform the public that alcoholism is a disease and that AA helps sufferers achieve sobriety.
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Vigilante Electric Cooperative
Richard H. McLaren
McLaren
Box
Nye
Montana
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