Beavers Host 1953 Western Montana Invitational Track Meet
17 Montana high schools invited to Dillon for Friday invitational at Viguanie field. Beavers coach Tyrand expects a strong showing led by Romers in multiple events and aims to win the Class B Montana meet later this spring. Events begin 1:30 pm with high hurdles and sprint rounds, weather hopes high, preparations complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
Western Montana College of
Anaconda
Ben Tyrone
Beaverhead County
Dyn Romers
Pete Hilger
Jack Kerison
B.il Cottom
Moose Selway
Dale Conover
Joh Wilke
Ciscus Romers
Tomers
Dick Denny
Dave Beni
Ger
Denny
Gunnar Kalsta
Jerry Dumke
Hilger
Romers
Dumke
Bull Bierrum
Jon
Bull Mitchell
Dor
Murray
Kalsta
Bob Laverage
Beninger
John McCullum
Don Sorenson
Mue Tun
Kenison
Roy Cote
Bierrum
Beavers
Boulder
Tyrand
Don Murray
Missoula
Polson
Hamilton
Corvallis
U P Super Thanks Dillon Community for Wreck Aid
C C Larkin, division superintendent for the railroad, sends thanks to editors and Dillon readers for aid after the Apex wreck where the No 29 engine overturned. He notes Dillon volunteers ferried passengers to hospitals, locals provided coffee and doughnuts, and Brundage Funeral Home supplied ambulance services to transport remains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Connie Dulon
Union Pacific
C Larkin
The
Dulon Tribune
Dillon Examiner
Apex
Dillon
Dilon
Brundage Funeral Home
C. C. Larkin
College Honor Roll Lists 18 Students
Leona Milashius of St Paul Minnesota led in the winter quarter as 18 students were named to the Western Montana college honor roll. Other honorees include Carolyn McFadden Dillon Audrey Jernberg Sunburst Betty Haulman Dillon Leon Greene Glen Esther Polette Florence Agnes Tenneson East Helena Mary Jackson Whitehall Clara Claver Helena Harley Iverson Belgrade Anna Oursland Somers Robert McGuire Ennis Robert Everhard Philipsburg Jean Ivie Anaconda S LaRoyce Rose Twin Bridges Dana Sweeney Butte and Gary Carson Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Milashius
St Paul
Minn
Western Montana College
Carolyn McFadden
Dillon
Audrey Jernberg
Sunburst
Betty Haulman
Dillon Leon Greene
Glen
Esther Polette
Florence
Agnes Tenneson
East Helena
Mary Jackson
Whitehall
Clara Claver
Helena
Harley Iverson
Belgrade
Anna Oursland
Somers
Robert McGuire
Ennis
Robert Everhard
Philipsburg
Jean Ivie
Anaconda
S LaRoyce Rose
Dana Sweeney Butte
Gary Carson
Dillon Boys Attend DeMolay Conclave in Bozeman
Representing Dillon at a DeMolay convention in Bozeman on April 9 10 and 11 were Bob Stone Gene Stone Jack Giles Gary Carson Mark McCullum James Goodfellow Bill Bierrum John McCullum Dick Tash and Charles Pilgrim. The program included a mixer business sessions varied entertainment and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon
Bozeman
Bob Stone
Gene Stone
Jack Giles
Gary Carson
Mark McCullum
James Goodfellow
Bill Bierrum
John McCullum
Dick Tash
Charles Pilgrim
Hilger and Newton win mixed doubles at Weed-Eva Lanes
E. Hilger and Eva Newton captured first place in a weekend three game mixed doubles event at Weed-Eva Lanes with a total score of 1306. The leaderboard includes Flitton-Flitton 1236 and Taborski-Hignight 1228 among other pairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Hilger
Eva Newton
Weed-Eva Lanes
Flitton-Flitton
Taborski-Hignight
Taborski-McNeil
Greenfield-Graham
Johnson-Archer
Stone-Brundage
Greenfield-Greenfield
Hart-Nudd
Cornell-Moquist
Nygren- Nygren
Greenfield-McNeil
Cornell- Cornell
Archer-McGovern
Bay-Bay
Madsen- Kampf
Schuler-Schuler
Harr-Dodd
Herman-Taborski
Vegetation’s role in water storage urged by conservationist
Beaverhead County conservationist Ben Slanger argues vegetation around range, forest, and cropland slows silt buildup in storage dams. He notes current emphasis on engineering projects, while a vegetative program could extend dam life and protect millions invested in flood control.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Slanger
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead Soil Conservation District
Beaverhead
Montana
Slanger
Hungry Horse
Fort Peck
Broken rail blamed for derailment near Dillon
A broken rail caused the derailment of Union Pacific train No. 29 north of Dillon on April 7. Investigations by the railroad indicate further study to determine how the rail was broken. The wreck killed two trainmen and injured many passengers and crew.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.P
Dillon
Nebraskan Pleads Guilty in Dillon DWI Case
Robert Rule of Nebraska pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated in Dillon police court. Judge George E. Baker fined him 100 dollars after the plea on Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Rule
Nebraska
Dillon
George E. Baker
Beaverhead Chamber Appeals for Irrigation Information
The Beaverhead chamber of commerce irrigation committee led by Homer Turner requests public and agency help to gather and publicize irrigation information. Officials from the Bureau of Reclamation and other agencies, including the Agricultural Extension Service and Forest Service, plan open files and future meetings with Dillon leaders to boost county irrigation development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamber of Commerce
Beaverhead
Beaverhead County
Homer Turner
Agricultural Extension Service
U.S. Forest Service
State Water Board
Federal Bureau of Reclamation
Turner
Chamber
Soil Conservation, Forest Service and ‘Chamber of
Dh Mrce
Bureau of Reclams
H. E. Aldrich
District
J. C. Aldrich
Falls
Dillon
Western WIII Dedicate FTA Chapter
Western's Future Teachers of America chapter holds an 8 15 dedicatory program Monday inviting public. The chapter will be named the Sheldon E Davis chapter after formal dedication to Dr Sheldon E Davis president emeritus. Oliver Peterson presents the charter and Rush Jordan accepts on behalf of the college. A candlelight ceremony will install the 1953 54 officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western
The
Future Teachers of America
Sheldon E. Davis
Oliver Peterson
National Education Association
Rush Jordan
Peterson
Western Montana College Summer Session Bulletin
The 1953 summer session at Western Montana College runs in two terms from June 15 to July 17 and July 20 to August 21. Visiting instructors Esther Oehring Clair Bartholomew and Bernadine Nante join regular faculty. Bartholomew, elected Montana Art Education association vice president, brings broad teaching experience from Indiana and Montana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana College
Esther Oehring
University of Chicago Laboratory School
Clair Bartholomew
Missoula County
Indiana
Oehring
Bartholomew
Montana
Montana Art Education Association
Nante
Jury Finds for Taylor in $100,000 False Arrest Case
In district court at Dillon a jury ruled for defendant J Parke Taylor of Melrose in the civil suit filed by Charles Rossetti now of Butte seeking 100000 for false arrest. Rossetti alleged wrongful detention and sued for damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor
Dillon
Charles Rossetti
Butte
J. Parke Taylor
Melrose
Rossetti
Honor Roll Names Charles Willey From Dillon at MSC
Charles Willey of Dillon is listed on Montana State College honor roll with grades ranging from .875 to .925. The special feature notes Willey among the students achieving high academic standing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman
Charles Willey
Dillon
Montana State College
Voters Approve School District Levies Across Several Areas
School districts including Bannack-Millpoint Riverside Argenta and Dillon approved assorted special levies in recent elections. Officials noted multiple districts granted terms ranging from one to five years to support school funding and operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theo Bay
Beaverhead
Cor
Bannack-Millpoint
Riverside
Argenta
Dale
Grant
Dillon
Wi River
Bowen
Armstea
Polaris
Dell
Bla
Doyle
Monida
Isabel James
Roscoe Cornell
Stone
Wise Rive Sevalstad
Jane Ler
Lima
Guy
Nix
Kenneth Iverse
Bristow
Roy ZeBarth
Wisdom
Tom Williams
Gertrud
Armstead
Howard
Dwight H Son
William
Blacktail
Mae Pe
Reichle
Paul Gnellin
Drummey
R. A. ‘Malesic
Gibbons
Ole Hees
Nicholia
John Sweeney
Lakeview
Winston
Andy
Forsyth
Kenneth
Wetmo
Lincoln
Jackson
Jay Nelson
Two Teachers Attend Montana Art Education Meeting
Mrs. Mary B. Emerick and Stella Bierrum of the Montana college art department joined Olivia Patton and others in Helen to attend a Montana Art Education association meeting. About 50 instructors gathered as coordinating heads of the newly organized group, planning for an early fall gathering in Bozeman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary B. Emerick
Stella Bierrum
West
Montana College
Olivia Patton
Schi
Helen Orday
Montana ‘Art Edition Association
Boz Me
Warmest Day of 1953 Recorded So Far in April
The mercury rose to 71 degrees marking the warmest day of the year so far. Readings on Tuesday morning April 15 showed temperatures hitting a high as spring warms the region.
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Mercury
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U. P. Super
DeMolay
Hilger-Newton
Ihre
American Cancer Society
Ol DeKy
FTA
College Malls School Bulletin
Levie
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