July Wedding Solemnized at First Baptist Church Dillon
Lois Crouch and Pfc. Robert F. Boka wed in a candlelit ceremony at the First Baptist Church in Dillon officiated by Rev. George Stepan. The couple, joined by families and close friends, plan to honeymoon in Yellowstone Park before Boka reports to duty.
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First Baptist Church
Dillon
Lois Crouch
Pfc
Robert F. Boka
George Stepan
Parke Scott
John Davis
Fred Bridenstine
Leon Miller Jr
Bill Wickham
Boka
Elsie Crouch
BCHS
Beaverhead
Parks Scott
Maude Bennett
Walter Boka
William Boka
Punch
Judy Hunt
Lara Penwell
Hilda Pewe
Dan Scott
Robbie and
Parkie Scott
Armstead
Flu Outbreak in Fall Is Said To Be Probable
Washington reports the nation faces a definite probability of a widespread Asiatic flu outbreak by fall or early winter. Surgeon General Burney cites wide seeding of the virus and notes vaccine shots may be available by September with a production goal of 60 million doses by February 1.
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Washington
Leroy E. Burney
Burney
Far East
Health Service
American Medical Assn
Naugle Family Arrives as Beaverhead High Principal Joins Dillon
Co. E. Naugle named new principal at Beaverhead County High School arrives in Dillon with wife Helen and daughter Cathy. He has been in town since July 1 at 208 East Bannacks Street. Mrs. Naugle's grandmother Naomi Long of Missoula visits. Karen works as a cherry packer at Bigfork and will join later this week.
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Co. E. Naugle
Beaverhead County High School
Helen
Cathy
East Bannacks Street
Mr. Naugle
Dillon
Naugle
Naomi Long
Missoula
Nangle
Karen
Bigfork
Davis Son Joins Dillon Auto Firm Sales Team
Ben H. Davis announces his son Benjamin R. Davis, a University of Montana graduate with a B.A. in business psychology, will become an associate in Davis Motor Company sales. He moves with wife and four children from Missoula to Dillon.
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Ben H. Davis
Davis Motor Company
Benjamin R. Davis
University of Montana
Missoula
Dillon
Undesirable Wheat Varieties Named for 1958
Thirty-one wheat varieties were designated undesirable for inferior baking and milling quality and will be discounted 20 cents per bushel under the 1958 price support program. Leo S. Kolstad noted the list includes 23 varieties from 1957 and eight new ones across Hard Red Winter Soft Red Winter Hard Red Spring Durum and White classes.
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Leo S. Kolstad
Kanking
Pawnee
Red Hull
Redjacket
Stafford
Kawvale
Gasser
Henry
Kinney
Premier
Progress
Florence
Greeson
Rex
Sonora
Stamm Grandparents Welcome Feldt Baby in Butte
Mr and Mrs Walter A Stamm of Dillon are grandparents of a son born to Mr and Mrs Raymond Feldt of Butte on July 31. The baby is the Feldts second child. Mrs Feldt is the former Jean Stamm.
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Walter A. Stamms
Dillon
Raymond Feldt
Butte
Feldts
Feldt
Jean Stamm
Melton Family Returns From Yellowstone Park Trip
Mr and Mrs George F Melton and family returned Friday from a tour through Yellowstone park, ending a family vacation that included sightseeing and travel with relatives.
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George F. Melton
Yellowstone Park
McCrackens Return From Chico Springs Visit
Mr and Mrs T Lee McCracken have returned from Chico Hot Springs after visiting Tuesday and Wednesday at Edwin Grimes home and his daughter Elsie.
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T. Lee McCracken
Chico Hot Springs
Edwin Grimes
Elsie
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America
United
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Big Dipper
East Bannack
Indianapolis
Ind
Norfolk
Nebr
Louisville
Evansville
Purina
Fatena
U. S
Williams Feed and Machinery Co
Idaho
USDA
United States
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