Test Announced for Filling Local Post
Arrangements are made to hold merit examinations at Dillon soon, announced by Melvin P. Martin son State Merit System Supervisor. Recruitment targets junior and senior interviewers to fill a possible vacancy in the local unemployment compensation commission office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Melvin P. Martinson
Unemployment Compensation Commission
Joint Merit System Council
Granite Block
Helena
Montana
Easter visits and local notes from Dillon and Bozeman
Miss Jeanne Covall teaches in Bozeman and spent Easter with her aunt and uncle, the Adams. Albert Stamm, pioneer Dillon jeweler, now in Butte, visited Dillon for Easter with his son Walter Stamm. Mrs. S. P. Meade hosted the Past Matrons club. E L Burles returned from Mesa Arizona after wintering there. Andy Forsyth of Centennial valley stopped in for a business visit. James McCashin to assist veterans at the state employment office Thursday. Many applied for driver's licenses after Monday tests. Al Groshean, former Dillon resident from West Yellowstone, visited. Owen Lewis and Mrs. Lewis came from Wisdom. Jack Warnstadt left for Wapato Washington to visit relatives. Paul Jensen of Alder handled business in the city. Keith Boetticher visited from Jackson. Ed Hargrove of Reichle spent Monday in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanne Covall
Bozeman
Millie
Dan Adams
Albert Stamm
Dillon Jeweler
Butte
Dillon
Walter Stamm
S. P. Meade
E. L. Burles
Mesa
Ariz
Andy Forsyth
Centennial Valley
James McCashin
State Employment Office
al Groshean
West Yellowstone
Owen Lewis
Wisdom
Jack Warnstadt
Wapato
Wash
Paul O. Jensen
Alder
Keith Boetticher
Jackson
Ed Hargrove
Reichle
Missouri Basin interagency tour set for April in Kansas
Chairman W G Sloan and Secretary John Huff of the Missouri Basin interagency committee will attend a two day meeting in Concordia Kansas April 28 29. The regular meeting is April 28 followed by a tour of basin projects including the Republican river basin Harlan county dam and the Bostwick Frenchmen Cambridge projects ending in McCook Nebraska that night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
W. G. Sloan
John Huff
Missouri Basin Interagency Committee
Concordia
Kan
Missouri Basin
Republican River
Harlan County
McCook
Neb
Drunk Driving Defendant Pleads Guilty in County Court
Willis E. Dubuque pleaded guilty to operating under the influence in Judge Stone's court. He was fined $75 and elected to serve the amount at $2 per day in the county jail, following arrest by State Patrolman Robert E. Wright near Barrett's station Sunday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice Court
Willis E. Dubuque
W. M. Stone
Robert E. Wright
Dubuque
Barrett’s
Bozeman Optimist Club Plans Bicycle Reflectors
The Bozeman Optimist Club outlines a plan to equip about 1,000 city bicycles with front white and rear red reflector strips. The $150 cost is largely covered, with $100 raised from local firms and individuals to complete the project. James Rowe Jr. will speak at the Montana Bar Association convention in Missoula about the Hoover Commission's recommendations for reorganizing the federal executive branch. Rowe, a Harvard Law School graduate, former executive secretary to FDR, and Hoover Commission member, hails from Montana and attended Butte schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Pierce Patterson
Tony
Patterson
Helena
James Rowe, Jr
Washington
Montana Bar Association
Missoula
John Harrison
Association
Harrison
Rowe
Hoover Commission
Butte
Harvard Law School
Franklin D. Roosevelt
John Judge of Polaris Attends City Business Tuesday
Polaris resident John Judge spent Tuesday in the city handling personal and business matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Judge
Polaris
Beaverhead Band and Orchestra to Attend District Music Festival
The Beaverhead county high school band and orchestra directed by Joseph R. Smith will travel to Anaconda on Saturday to compete in District 2 events of the Montana Music association festival. Over 600 students are expected. the groups plan to reach the state meet in Great Falls May 6 and 7, pairing with the Solo and Small Ensemble festival featuring Sam Davis, Kay Whitworth, Bernadine Rebich, Norma Koenig, Maxine Benson, Renette Kenison, Kathryn Cardi nale, and Darlene McCullam.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Joseph R. Smith
Anaconda
Montana Music Association
Great Falls
Sam Davis
Kay Whitworth
Bernadine Rebich
Norma Koenig
Annual Pet Parade Set for April 30 at Depot Lawn
Mrs O T Vandegrift announces the annual pet parade linked to the cancer control drive will be on the depot lawn Saturday afternoon April 30. Mrs James Williams, county chairman, says the drive is progressing nicely and workers report good results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. T. Vandegrift
James Williams
Pleads Innocent In Assault Case
Wilfred Kramp arraigned in district court and pleads innocent to second degree assault. He is released on $1000 bond by Judge Lyman H. Bennett. The charge stems from an April 9 incident where Kramp struck Ray Anderson with a wrecking bar. Anderson was later released from Barrett hospital. Leonard Schulz represents Kramp.
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Wilfred Kramp
Lyman H. Bennett
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Kramp
Ray Anderson
Anderson
Barrett Hospital
Leonard Schulz
Barrett Hospital Notes Dismissals And Admits
Dismissals include Beulah McCann Wanda Moffett Rita Johnson Gladys Tait Marvin Anderson Fay Topping Anabelle Dougherty James Waters Earl Mittel meir Howard Carpenter Willard Gerard Walter Krimmer Mrs Fred A Hansen and son Armstead Mrs Robert Rife and son Lima Audrey Jones Lima and James Ryan Dell Admitted John Kowski Nora Frances and Shirley Ryan Oswald Sleicher Jr Irma Harrison Sylvia Eliason Michael Durant Nellie Griffin Jackson and Alfred Losindahl Births A son was born April 14 to Mr and Mrs Thomas Glennon
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michael Durant
Nellie Griffin
Jackson
Alfred Losindahl
Ore
Thomas Glennon
Pro fessor Ralph McFadden Attends Helena Meet
Professor Ralph McFadden of Western Montana College of Education attends a Helena meeting on Friday April 15 with a six unit university committee. James Lombard from the University of Minnesota discussed the university concert and lecture program and its community service. The six units hope to bring the program to their campuses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana College of Education
Ralph McFadden
Helena
James Lombard
University of Minnesota
Virginia City Madison County Mining Association Meets
The spring meeting will be at 8 p m April 23 in the Harrison school house instead of Norris. R R Matthew reports plans for industrial motion pictures and several speakers, followed by a buffet supper. All mining men invited. Clayton Kennedy, Centennial valley ranchman, visited Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia City
Madison County Mining Association
Harrison
Norris
R. R. Matthew
Matthew
Tribune Leads in Bowling Tourney
The Tribune team tops the Commercial league after the second round ending Tuesday night with Gosman Drug in second and Eagle Bar third. High scores include V. Schmittroth 600 for the series Har rison 235 for a single game Gos man 2755 total pins and the Creamery 980 team score.
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Tribune
Gosman Drug
Eagle Bar
V. Schmittroth
Harrison
Gosman
the Creamery
Dillon Hide
Bramsman
Montana Auto
Sport Shop
Old Ewes
T-Bones
Beavers
Dead Ducks
Commercial League
Roberts
Gosman Drugan
Bond’s
Creamery
Eliel’s
State Bank
Men's Store
Bays Butchers
Tash Ranch
Winn's
Oasis
Lou’s
Warners
Membership Drive Plan of Golf Club
An intensive drive by Dillon Country Club directors aims to raise funds this week to maintain the course for the coming season. Plans include mowing fairways, shaping greens, painting the clubhouse, and repairs without hiring a paid caretaker. The Dillon Gun Club will use the clubhouse during shoots this spring and summer under an agreement that benefits both groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Country Club
Dillon Gun Club Board
Country Club
Salt Lake Girls Visit St Marys of the Wasatch During Easter
Misses Sally Stamm and Ann Carroll, students at St Marys of the Wasatch in Salt Lake, visited during Easter vacation with their parents Mr and Mrs Walter Stamm and Mr and Mrs Will Carroll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sally Stamm
Ann Carroll
St. Mary’s of the Wasatch
Salt Lake
Walter Stamm
Will Carroll
Beaverhead County approves emergency road funds and school levy
Beaverhead County officials vote to declare an emergency for road maintenance due to severe winter weather and approve a $21,000 extra expenditure. The board also notes a nine mill levy approved for Lima High and Dist No 12, and conducts bid openings for a Cat used in road work, a diesel motor grader lease, and related tax and museum matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Gustafson
Bess E. McClelland
Henry Mikkelson
Lara Pennell
Ethel V. Jacobs
Lima ‘H High School
Dist
Operation Auto Patrol
Ben Mallon Ranch
Wise River
Montana
Westmont Tractor & Equipment Company
Helming
Beaverhead County
Board of, County Commissioners
Commissioners Room
Dillon
Giles
Scott
Westmont. Tractor & Equipment Company
Harry Tash
Norman Nelson
Norman Downing
Frank Tyre
Fair Board
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Mathews
Washington Street
Fin’’ Watson
Beaverhead
Bernice Sargent
Artwig
Dana ‘Andrews
Jean Peters
Deep Waters
John Emery
Tamera Geva
THE
Gary Cooper
Ann Sheridan
Leo McCarey
Cornell Wilde, Linda Darnell
Anne Baxter and
Kirk Doulas the
Walls OF Jericho
Clayton Kennedy
Drea
Caeaw
Danuser
Ford Tractor
Davis. Motor ‘Company
Dillon, Mont
Howard S. Henretta
Professional Account Service
S. P. Mead
Rush Jordan
Front Range
Treasure State
Wyoming
United States
Montana Power Company
Minnesota Woolen
Bill George
Rife St
Dillon Electric Company
Oxia
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