Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee to Meet
The Beaverhead County Republican Central Committee schedules an organization meeting at City Hall at 8 p m Tuesday August 15 Newly elected precinct officers must obtain certificates of election from the county clerk and recorder and attend with qualifications Tie votes may be decided by lot The committee will also elect a chairman vice chairman secretary treasurer and a state committeeman and woman to attend the state organizational convention in Helena August 19 20 1950 Retiring Chairman Hazelbaker invites incumbent committee members to attend
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Beaverhead County
Republican Central Committee
Dillon South-Central
L. A. Walker
Laura Bergeson
Lima
J. D. Brandenburg
Dora Peterson
Dell
Joe Dowling
Clara Dowling
Red Rock
Dellar Gordon
William Backus
Mildred Scott
Dillon
South
T. Lee McCracken
Frank Hazelbaker
Tom Luebben
Hazel Morse
Zetta Gosman
H. C. Palmer
Dillon North
Paul Stahl, Jr
W. G. Gilbert
Birch Creek
Arthur Reichle
Genevieve Buhrer
Mabel Piccone
Jackson
Melvin Peterson
Tom Clemon
Margaret Nelson
Wisdom
Emer Nelson
Dorothey Lloyd
Amy M. Stephens
Evelyn Huntley
Dewey
Ralph Potts
Evelyn Stanchfield
Lakeview
Monida
Dillion North Central
Grant
Bannack
Dillon West
Bishop
Argenta
Glendale
Polaris
New Central Committee
Helena
Democratic Central Committee
George Melton
Beaverhead
Billings
Central Committee
Dillon South Central
C. E. Blinn
Mary Jensen
Ben Proctor
Hazel Franks
Dillon North Central
Charles Richardson
Myrtle Taylor
Bill Boone
Effie Roe
Frank P. Blair
Maude Steinbrecker
Mae C. Mulliner
Dillon South
Bruce Watters
J. C. Fuller
Jules Wenger
Helene Contway
Mary D. Shafer
Elwood Boucher
Louise Boucher
Frank Pendleton
Katherine Hurley
Ruth Goose
Stowells Buy Colorado Five and Ten Store
Mr and Mrs Ralph Stowell plan to move from Dillon on August 15 to Colorado Springs where Mr Stowell will run a five and ten cent store. He has six years in Kansas and three years with M H King Co in Idaho and Montana prior to 1942. The Stowells came to Dillon in 1941 and he served in the U S Air Force from 1942 to 1946. He then worked at McCracken Bros and joined Eliel Bros in 1948 and will take over the new business on September 1, 1950.
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Ralph Stowell
Dillon
Colorado Springs
Colo
Stowell
Kansas
M. H. King Co
Idaho
Montana
Stowells
Burley
M. H. King & Co
U. S. Air Force
McCracken Bros
Eliel Bros
Mr. Stowell
The Best in Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
Examiner Printing Co showcases its top job work quality with precision, speed, and consistent results. The firm emphasizes durable type, clear ink, and reliable service for newspapers and commercial printers.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
Dillon Has Big Night At Virginia City
Amateur performers from Dillon entertained a large audience at the Old Stone Barn in Virginia City for Dillon's night. Producer Larry Barsness called the group the best organized and behaved this season. First on stage was a clarinet quartet of Hollensteiner, McCollum, Dodd and McLaughlin playing American Panorama. Bruce Lloyd performed Bumble Boogie on piano. A piccolo duet by Freeman and Andrus with McCollum accompanied, followed by a tap dance routine by Bernadine and Elsie Rebich. Peggy Sutherland sang Ill Take You Home Again Kathleen and They Cant Make a Lady Out of Me with Bill Gandrud. Eve Eliel danced the Jara ha, with Mrs Schwab on piano, then Charleston by Eliel and Lloyd. Hawaiian songs by Mrs Schwab with uke, Hula encore. Sutherland sang Cassie the Virginia City Lassie with Gandrud. Rebich closed with Home on the Range. Five audience judges gave first to Bernadine Rebich, second Peggy Sutherland, third Eve Eliel and Bruce Lloyd, fourth the four clarinetists.
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Dillon
Virginia City
Larry Barsness
Charles Hollensteiner
Elizabeth McCollum
Shirley Dodd
Lindy Lou McLaughlin
Bruce Lloyd
Dee Freeman
Carla Andrus
Bonita
Bernadine
Elsie Rebich
Joyce Sneed
Janet Willis
Lois Peters
Peggy Sutherland
Bill Gandrud
Kathleen
Eve Eliel
Marguerite Collins Schwab
Bernadine Rebich
Mrs. Schwab
Mock Holdup Is Weekly Feature
Virginia City Players perform a staged hold up on Main Street as visitors watch. The mock crime ends with a gunfight and actors being carried into the Old Stone Barn for Sunday variety show acts. The program includes a barber shop quartet and one act farces.
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Virginia City
Boy Scouts Head to Camp Lowlands for Weeklong Outing
Twenty two members of Troop No. 14 Troon depart for Camp Lowlands near Butte for a weeklong stay. Scoutmaster John McDonald, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Featherly and Mrs. Elizabeth McCollum accompany the group on the outing funded by local scout supporters.
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Troon No. 14
Lowlands
Butte
John McDonald
Walter Featherly
Elizabeth McCollum
St James Episcopal Church announces two Sunday service cancellations
Rev. Arthur B. Ward rector says there will be no services on August 13 and 20. The next service is Sunday August 27 at 10 a.m. In case of emergency call C J Hov ren.
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ST. James’ Episcopal Church
Arthur B. Ward
C. J. Hovren
Scholarships Awarded to J-School Pow Wow Students
Irving Andreason of Medicine Lake high school received the Gold Key from Montana State University School of Journalism for distinguished service in high school journalism. At the Publications Pow Wow closing session July 23 to 29, Robert P. Struckman presented the award. Three $10 scholarships to Pow Wow students were announced, with $25 from the Western Montana Press Radio club.
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Irving Andreason
Medicine Lake
Montana State University School of Journalism
Robert P. Struckman
Montana
Montana Interscholastic Editorial Association
School of Journalism
Fay Kirkpatrick
Helena
John Linn
Western Montana Press Radio Club
Sally Kirkpatrick
Kalispell
Lois LeDuc
Libby
Sally Stamm
Dillon
Southhall
Music Camp
Youth Fair Seeks Entries As Local Support Grows
The Youth Fair plans a dance event and invites entry blanks printed weekly in the Examiner. Forty nine businesses and organizations, including Dillon Creamery and J C Penney, have contributed to the effort. Fair Board members are Norman Downing Frank Tyro Harry Tash Norman Nelson and Herman Peterson.
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Examiner
Youth Fair Board
Club Royal
State Bar & Lounge
Pipe Organ Lodge
Bay’s Market
Jack’s Market
Roberts’ Food Market
Busy Bee Market
Bond Grocery Co
Daily Tribune
Examiner Printing Co
College Motor Co
Davis Motor Co
Watson Motor Co., Inc
Beaverhead Sales Co
J. W. Walters Garage
Paddock & Tyro
Dillon Implement Co
William’s Feed and Machinery
Davis Texaco Service
H and S
Veterans of Foreign Wars
American Legion
Dillon Creamery
Standard Lumber and Coal
Bradley Electric
Megquier Plumbing
Mitchell City Drug
George M. Gosman Drug
D and L Jewelry
Stamm Jewelers
the Big Dipper
White Cafe
Oasis Fountain
Beaverhead Bar Supply
Dillon Bottling Works
Vaughn & Ragsdale
Eliel’s
Hazel’s Style and Beauty Shop
McCracken Bros
Parisian Cleaners
Red & White Laundry
Dart Hardware and Implement Co
Homecraft Bakery
John Wenger
J. C. Penney Co
Winn’s, Inc
Warner Food Store
Gambles
KXLF
Emmet Jones
Lavon Williams
Robert S. Jones
Dillon Electric
Safeway
Fair Board
Norman Downing
Frank Tyro
Harry Tash
Norman Nelson
Herman Peterson
County Agent Returns From Colorado A M College
County Agent Henry Mikkel son returned Saturday from Colorado A M College Fort Collins where he studied under a Moses Foundation scholarship.
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Henry Mikkelson
Colorado A. & M. College
Fort Collins
Colo
Moses Foundation
Democrats to Organize in Beaverhead on Aug 15
Beaverhead County Democratic Central Committee will meet at the courthouse on Tuesday August 15 at 730 pm to form a new central committee elect officers and select representatives to the state convention in Billings August 30. Some precincts show partial or no officer elections and names are listed for future appointments. Existing precinct officers are urged to attend.
Correction of Stream Pollution in Montana
The Montana State Board of Health outlines efforts under Public Law 845 to abate interstate water pollution. Aimed at domestic sewage and industrial wastes, the program features eleven modern sewage plants statewide and surveys with the U S Public Health Service to identify pollution sources in the Missouri and Columbia basins.
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State Board of Health
Montana
Board of Health
U. S. Public Health Service
Missouri River
Columbia River Basin
East
Dutton
Harlem
Ekalaka
Chinook
Bozeman
Laurel
Billings
Havre
Lewistown
Kalispell
Culbertson
Central Washington College to grant Pratt Prudence Dunkin B A
Prudence Dunkin, senior at Central Washington College of Education from Dillon, will receive a bachelor of arts degree in education at the summer commencement on Sunday afternoon, August 13, on the campus.
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Central Washington College OF Education
Ellensburg
Prudence Dunkin
Dillon
Montana industries join in health backed waste work
The Montana state board of health reports strong cooperation with metallurgical and oil refining sectors. Officials note proven disposal methods are becoming standard across major local industries and bolstering public health efforts.
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State Board of Health
Montana
Don’t Flip Your Cigarettes Out The Car Window
Montana Highway Patrol warns against discarding burning tobacco from vehicle windows. Violators face fines up to 500 dollars or imprisonment up to six months, or both. Patrols will enforce this during dry, fire-prone weather this summer to prevent forest and range fires.
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Montana Highway Patrol
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Dillon Rendering Company
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Montana Power Company
Tj Cowcutting
Helay
Youth Fair