Beaverhead FFA Elects Officers in Annual Election
Beaverhead chapter FFA held its annual officer election on Tuesday April 4 George Clemow was elected president Doyle Stocks first vice president Jerry Else second vice president Jim Richardson reporter Lester Jones treasurer Bill Conover secretary Ed Thomason sentinel The chapter will send a team to the state convention in Bozeman April 11 to 16 including Archie Hayden Frank Wilke Ed Ayes Darwin Phillips and Gene On.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverheat
F.F.A
George Clemow
Doyle Stocks
Jerry Else
Jim Richardson
Lester Jones
Bill Conover
Ed Thomason
Sentinel
Bozeman
Archie Hayden
Frank Wilke
Ed Ayes
Darwin Phillips
Geneon
Bowen visits Glen businessman on Monday
C. A. Bowen was a business caller here Monday from Glen. He met with local merchants to discuss trade and futures for the week ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. A. Bowen
Glen
Ranger E. W. Stein Transferred to Idaho Forest District
Ranger E W Stein moves to Grangeville Idaho effective April 16 promoted to staff assistant in charge of range and wildlife management on the Nez Perce National forest He served in Beaverhead Wall Creek Dillon and Wise River districts and Navy South Pacific 1943 1945 He and Mrs Stein plan to leave for Grangeville the week of April 17 A F Muchmore replaces Stein at Dillon and Alfred R Graesser replaces Muchmore at Wise River.
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E. W. Stein
Grangeville
Idaho
Nez Perce National Forest
Stein
Beaverhead Forest
Dillon Ranger District
Wall Creek
Madison District
Navy
South Pacific
Naval Reserve
Dillon District
Frederick
A. F. Muchmore
Wise River District
Ranger Stein
Dillon
Alfred R. Graesser
Ranger Muchmore
Wise River
Beaverhead Junior Play Sets Two Evening Run
Rehearsals for Beaverhead county high school junior play Lost Horizon progress well under director Joseph Ryburn. The three act drama based on James Hilton’s novel will be staged at the high school auditorium on Monday and Tuesday May 1 and 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Joseph Ryburn
James Hilton
Butte Visitors Attend Union Oil 60th Anniversary
Mr and Mrs F G Cashmore visited Butte on Saturday to attend Union Oil companys 60th anniversary event and a picture at the Fox theatre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. G. Cashmore
Butte
Union Oil Company
Fox Theatre
Nylon fabrics and care guide for homemakers
The article details new nylon fabrics for spring fashion including puckered checkerboard, nylon suede, shantung rainwear, heavy satin and all over lace plus crepe nylon now common. It covers care tips, washing rules, test requirements, drying methods, iron settings, bleaching, and storage to keep nylon garments bright and durable.
Dillon Elks Install New Officers In Formal Ceremony
Archie Green was installed as exalted ruler of Dillon lodge No. 1554 B.P.O. Elks at a Saturday night meeting with Butte officers and members in attendance. Leo C. Musberger of Butte led the ceremony, naming Edwin R. Hilger as exalted leading knight Byron E. Sanborn loyal knight James M. Cullam lecturing knight Frank J. Lasich secretary Henry R.R. Deutsch treasurer John W. Walters trustee and John D. Spehar tiler. Guests came from out of town and visiting ladies joined at Mrs Archie Green’s home for entertainment and dancing after a lunch.
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Archie Green
Dillon Lodge
B.P.O. Elks
Butte
Leo C. Musberger
State Elks Association
Green
George Heikkila
Edwin R. Hilger
Byron E. Sanborn
James M. Culla
Local visitors and residents in Dillon scene weekend travel
Locals Walter Siria and Francis Bezek of Melrose were in Dillon on Saturday. Howard and Mrs. Lloyd visited Butte over the weekend. Bernard Whitworth and Mrs. Whitworth came from Dell on Monday. Irene McFadden of Helena spent the weekend with Theodore and Irene McFadden. Kenneth Ricks of Pocatello Idaho attended to business in Dillon Monday. Howard Jones and Mrs. Jones visited from Melrose on Tuesday. William H. Hayes and Mrs. Hayes of Leadore Idaho visited Dillon Monday. Mrs. Edward Cushing returned to Dillon Tuesday evening after wintering in California.
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Walter Siria
Francis Bezek
Melrose
Dillon
Howard Lloyd
Butte
Bernard Whitworth
Dell
Irene McFadden
Helena
Theodore F. McFadden
Kenneth Ricks
Pocatello
Idaho
Howard Jones
William H. Hayes
Leadore
Edward Cushing
California
State lands auction set for 23 tracts in Montana
State lands and investments will auction 23 tracts of gas and oil lands totaling 11,349.70 acres in 10 Montana counties at Helena on April 25. Four Liberty county tracts total 2,560 acres. Montana rail freight car loadings fell 8.7 percent in February 1950 from February 1949, with Montana Wheat shipments up by 1,008 cars but coal declines offset gains. Ore shipments led with 5,050 cars, up 182 from 1949.
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Department of State Lands and Investments
Helena
Department
Montana
Liberty County
Montana Railroad and Public Service
Horace F. Casey
Casey
Montana Points
Case
Wise River Woman's Club Holds Regular Meeting
The Wise River Woman's Club met at Mrs. Al Muchmore's home with President Mrs. Ben Mallon presiding. New officers elected for the next year include President Mrs. Clyde Thompson and Vice President Mrs. Harold Martin. Verne Stanchfield spoke on care of house plants and a list of attendees was read.
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Wise River Woman’s Club
al Muchmore
Ben Mallon
Clyde Thompson
Harold Martin
Carl Svelstad
Verne Stanchfield
Frank Husted
W. C. Jones
Leslie Jones
Alice Ralston
Annie Samals
Ralph Potts
Ernest Allen
Charles Ralston, Jr
Howard Johnson
H. Kidder
Beaverhead High Names Valedictorian And Salutatorian
Sam Davis tops Beaverhead county high school class with 2.85 average and Dan Dennis follows at 2.696 after transferring from Illinois. Davis to deliver valedictory May 25 at the auditorium, with Dennis giving the salutatory. Both win scholarships to a unit of the Greater University of Montana and have names engraved on the memorial plaque.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Davis
Beaverhead County
Dan Dennis
D. L. Johnson
Davis
Dennis
Illinois
University of Montana
Beaverhead County High School
Dillon V F D Elects Officers In April 1950
The Dillon Volunteer Fire Department held an officers election on Tuesday April 4 1950 naming Alois J Simon as chief R K Kenison assistant chief Elmer Sageki secretary William McMannis treasurer Trustees Cecil C Smith one year Howard Lloyd two years Eddie Hilger three years Executive board Eddie Hilger Donald E Campbell and Philip Brown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Alois J. Simon
R. K. Kenison
Elmer Sageki
William McMannis
Cecil C. Smith
Howard Lloyd
Eddie Hilger
Donald E Campbell
Philip Brown
Dr Andes to Speak At P T A Meeting
Dr Andes of Bozeman who leads the Gallatin county health unit will address the PTA at its next regular meeting Monday at 8:00 p m April 17. He will discuss school problems health and immunization clinics. County health nurse Mae Talent urges parental attendance. Election of officers and a musical program are planned with refreshments served by second grade mothers.
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Andes
Bozeman
Gallatin County
Mae Talent
Births At Hospital Reported In April
April 6 a girl was born to Mr and Mrs Oliver Thompson. April 9 a boy was born to Mr and Mrs Ross Harkness and a boy to Mr and Mrs D J Doyle Armstead.
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Hospital
Oliver Thompson
Ross Harkness
D. J. Doyle
Armstead
Hungry Horse Project Nears Completion of Shortest Railroad
Bureau of Reclamation officials report near completion of Montana’s Hungry Horse project which features the state’s shortest railroad. A 750 foot line carries concrete from a mixing plant to cableway buckets that place concrete in the large dam. The diesel cars transfer material to a trestle spanning the right abutment keyway, set to be embedded in the 564 foot high dam upon completion.
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Hungry Horse
Montana
Bureau of Reclamation
Helena visitor from State Industrial Accident Board
John Tomcheck of the State Industrial Accident Board arrives in Helena as a business guest to discuss regulatory matters and potential collaborations. His visit highlights ongoing state oversight activities and interagency dialogue.
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John Tomcheck
The
State Industrial Accident Board
Helena
State Bar Lady-Keglers Win 1949 50 Bowling Trophy
The State Bar women defeated Skeets in a three game playoff at Lou-Esta Lanes to claim the 1949 1950 bowling trophy and top half season honors. The Independent League tightens race as Metlen Hotel and Dillon Hide & Fur vie for first with four points per session remaining.
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State Bar
Lou-Esta
Skeets
Skeets Ladies
Skeets Cafe
V.F.W
Dillon Feed & Seed
Brundages
The
Big Dipper
Roberts
Red & White Laundry
Metlen Hotel
Dillon Hide & Fur
Metlens
Hide & Fur
Oasis
Louis Schmittroth
Louie
Winns
Coasters
Creamery
Tash
Tribune
State Bank
Paddock & Tyro
Bonds
Eagle Bar
Bays Butchers
Warners
Gosmans
Eliels
Brams
Mrs. Elwood Boucher Visited Glen Business District
Mrs. Elwood Boucher of Glen spent Monday visiting local business firms and meeting with community leaders, highlighting ties between Glen and surrounding commerce.
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Davis Electric CO
E. Sebree
Idaho Dist. Forest
Free Delivery Bond Grocery CO
Foxy
RED & White Laundry & Cleaning Co
News & Views
Famous Field & Work Shoes
Buck-Hect
Rts
Engineer Boots
Packers
Buckingham & Hecht
San Francisco
Vie Hoggely
Joe Smith
Dillon Elks
Lodge
Davis and
Dillon V.F.D
Dr. Andes
P.T.A. Meeting
Ana
Imples
Ceretana
Langman’s
Herefords
Sale
Billings Livestock Commission CO
Homecraft Bakery
New Managem
Earl Casagrande
Don Rantio
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