Bulldogs Head to Bozeman for Montana Meet
Western Montana college track and field team led by Coach Bill Straugh travels to Bozeman for the Montana Collegiate conference invitational on May 2. It is the Bulldogs first competition of the season with six other schools including Northern Montana Carroll Helena School of Mines Eastern Montana and Rocky Mountain College. A planned April 25 dual with Ricks College was canceled due to poor practice weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Straugh
Western Montana College
Montana Collegiate
Bozeman
Montana State College
Bulldogs
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Dillon
Northern Montana College
Havre
Carroll College
Helena
Montana
School of Mines
Butte
Eastern Montana College
Billings
Rocky Mountain College
Wisdom Loss Murphy Correspondent Notes Local Affairs
The state liquor control board announced Roy Oliver as vendor for the local liquor store. Numerous social visits and community events are recorded, including fraternal lodge plans, church school closings, and residents traveling to Missoula Butte Helena and Korea.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Liquor Control Board
Roy Oliver
Chet Bruns
Union Oil Dealers
Butte
Wisdom
Ces
Masonic Temple
Zella ‘Lugar
Frank Wilke
George Ross
Hans Lauesen
Jay Nelson
Jackson
Julia Hutchins
Missoula
Frank
Oliver Hoge
Luella
Kenneth Murphy
Elliston
Joe Geier
Bruns
Clifton
Ed Glassey
Nebraska
Glassey Saunt
Ralph Schlangen
Silver Star
Dell Lloyd
Herb Carmichael
Harry Helmings
George Helming
Marlow Hyatt
Clarence Helming
Ellen Kramer
Helmings
Perma
Grover Helming
Clarence
Grange
Beverly George of
Dillon
Dick Denny
Ernest Denny
Henry Wenger
Helena
Wenger
Montana Meat Co
John
Korea
38Th Infantry Regiment
Pete Rasmussen
Raymond Sonny
Argyle Stephens
Tom Williams
Noble Attends Coleman School At Wichita
Eldon R. Noble of Winn's Inc. Dillon travels to Wichita Kansas for a week of heating and air conditioning instruction. He is among 58 Coleman dealers chosen for classes at the university and Coleman Institute covering home heating, air conditioning, application engineering, merchandising and business administration. Winns advertises space heaters floor furnaces and the Blend Air system.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldon R. Noble
Winn’s, Inc
Dillon
Wichita
Kan
University of Wichita
Coleman Company, Inc
Coleman
Winns
College Misses Chance at 4500 From Bond Interest
Western Montana college in Dillon lost a chance to receive 4500 from interest on 5,000,000 in university building bonds. The board of education recommended payment to six state university units, but the state board of examiners rejected the plan. Western's share would have been the smallest among the six. Other allocations included Montana State College 37000, Northern Montana College 34500, Eastern Montana 11000, and Montana School of Mines 6500.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Western Montana College of Dillon
Board of Education
State Board of Examiners
Western
Montana State College
Bozeman
Northern Montana College
Eastern Montana
Montana School of Mines
Glen News highlights local visitors and community events
Mrs Dan Piccone reports Glen locals hosting relatives from Idaho Falls Roundup and Havre visits. 4-H groups attend demonstrations and a court session is held in Dillon. A PTA movie night May 1 at Glen hall invites attendees. rural life Sunday planned for May 24 with open invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Parks
Idaho Falls
Paul Gnelling
Harry Harper and Sons
Lawrence and
Glen
Roundup
Dan Piccone
Charles Burdick
Boucher
Burdick
Havre
Mary
Buhrer Pta
Forest Service
Buhrer School
Dillon
Margaret Bryan
Azile Garrison
Montana Power Company
Frank Moran
Butte
Kambich
Midnight luncheon and travels of Soren Christensen
Soren Christensen returned Monday from a winter tour of the western states ending in Washington. He reports former resident John Troup is in Galen Hospital for treatment. Popcorn was sold at Saturday’s show by Gloria and Donna Else.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Soren Christensen
Washington
John Troup
Galen
Gloria
Donna Else
Community farming notes and birthday celebrations at K6 ranch
Hubert Duger and Ivan Remely sprayed 300 yearlings for Floyd Skelton and 150 head for Circle S ranch. J D Harrison and sons report lambing over 100 percent from 2500 ewes. Marchesseau and Judge hosted neighbors for American Cancer Society donations. Birthday cards and visits mark a social week with local families in Bannack Mull Point and Dillon area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Hubert Dugger
Ivan Remely
Floyd Skelton
Circle S Ranch
J D Harrison
Frank E Marchesseau
John H. Judge
American Cancer Society
Bannack
Mull Point
Lonr
Mul Point
Lohrs
Fred Henne
George Gulleckson
Marchesseau
Judge
Bob Jackson
Mayfield Camp
Jackson
Johnny
Dillon
Barbara
Brian
John Judge
Frank
Clare
Pete Cernazanu
Jeannie Eugene Holloway
Erwin Marchesseau
George Hartman
Dwight Harrison
Begin
du Ion
Youth Secretary to Speak at First Presbyterian Church
Miss Jane Williams, secretary for youth work of the board of foreign missions of the Presbyterian Church in the United States, will speak at the First Presbyterian Church in Dillon on Sunday May 3 at 11 am. She returned in 1951 from a four month trip to Europe and West Africa and visited churches and mission stations in Kamerun Germany France Italy Sweden and England while renewing contacts from a 1947 trip. She began her work with the board in 1944.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Williams
Board of Foreign Missions
The
Presbyterian Church In the
United States
First Presbyterian Church
Dillon
Europe
West Africa
Kerk-en-Wereld
Dreibergen
Netherlands
German
France
Italy
Africa
Kamerun
Sweden
England
Presbyterian Board
Butte Hospital Admits Week Ending April 28
During the week ending April 28 admitted to Butte area hospitals were Webster Atwood Henry R Death Mrs Norman Downing Mrs Bully Watters Lavonne Childs A R Wilson and Albert Poe Millon Carl R Johnson Twin Bridges Mrs Alice Thompson Erin Martha Hummel Dewey and Mrs Frank Marcheseau Polaris Webster Atwood and Lavonne Childs were released Also released were Mrs Jackie Loveridge Dillon Mr Mary McIntosh and Jorgen Surtrell Armstead Jack McLean Melroe Karen Jean Craig Virginia City and Mrs Georgia White Shendan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Hospital News
Butte
Webster Atwood
Henry R Death
Norman Downing
Bully Watters
Lavonne Childs
A. R. Wilson
Albert Poe
Millon
Carl R. Johnson
Twin Bridges
Alice Thompson
Erin
Martha Hummel
Dewey
Frank Marchesseau
Polaris Webster Atwood
Jackie Loveridge
Dillon
Mary McIntosh
Jorgen Surtrell
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Noble
Coleman School
Glen News
Polaris
Frank Hazelbaker
Northland
Leeell
Ptet Ross
Williams Feed & Machinery
Farmall
Mockel
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