Dillon approves 1950 51 city budget totaling 112767 36
City council completed the 1950 51 budget review and approval after meetings outlining expenditures and receipts. The plan includes 2750 for city engineer 725 for city attorney 13838 for police department and 35594 for water department with total 112767 36. The levy is 36 mills with allocations to General fund 17 streets 10 parks 2 cemetery 4 and city administration 3. The council also granted street dance permission to Rodeo secretary Richard Burns and accepted a bid from Davis Motor Company for a new police car and disposal of the old one.
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Dillon
Water Department
Richard Burns
Rodeo Association
Davis Motor Company
MSU Honor Roll Honors Local Residents in 1950
Montana State University Missoula released an August 8 1950 report listing area students earning spring quarter honors. Janet I Curry Dillon Robert F Gosman Lima Virginia Balko Vetz and Robert W Ruppel of Twin Bridges are among those named.
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Janet I. Curry
Dillon
Robert F. Gosman
Lima
Virginia Balkovetz
Robert W. Ruppel
Twin Bridges
Montana State University
Missoula
Marriage Licenses Issued to Idaho and Montana Couples
Dennie Deuel and Verla May Deuel of Idaho Falls had a license sued Aug 5. On Aug 12 licenses were issued to Woodrow MacMillan and Margaret Murphy of Harrison, Warren K. Leland and Violet Grace Wahl of Helena, Leroy P. Aserlind Jr. of Livingston, and Helen Margaret Luebben of Dillon.
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Dennie Deuel
Verla May Deuel
Idaho Falls
Woodrow MacMillan
Margaret Murphy
Harrison
Warren K. Leland
Violet Grace Wahl
Helena
Leroy P. Aserlind, Jr
Livingston
Helen Margaret Luebben
Dillon
Boys State program outlines events and leaders
The article details the 1950 Boys State program at Western campus with emphasis on state government and civic instruction. It lists speakers including Gov. John W. Bonner and Lt. Gov. Paul Cannon, outlines legislative duties, law and press tracks, and the closing ceremonies and awards. It also names the organizing committee and senior counselors guiding the 10 day citizen ship training.
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Legion
Boys’ Stater
State
Montana
Virginia City
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce
Beaverhead Chamber
John W. Bonner
Bonner
General Assembly
Paul Cannon
Henry Loble
31St State Legislative Assembly
Hugh R. Adair
Montana Supreme Court
Atty. Gen
Arnold H. Olsen
Citi
Glasgow
W. O. Overcash
Cut Bank
American Legion
Sharon Rudman
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Dillon
Eugene W. Savage
Butte
Montana Boys’ State
Robert D. Corvette
M. C. Gallagher
Billings
W. G. Ferguson
Helena
George M. Grosman
Joseph A .Holland
Paul Jones
Great Falls
John L. Hoffman
Gregg
James Taylor
Beaverhead County High School
Gilbert
Jack Lohr
Gert Daniels
Ted Hazelbaker
Earl Chandler
Don Licht‘wardt
William Straugh
Western Montana
Ed Mattix
Jack Malia
Dwight Brudeaux
John Osborne
Dale Dart
Blair Hurd
Ralph McFadden
Youth Fair seeks broad community support and youth engagement
The Youth Fair Board reports continued efforts to involve youths of all ages with fair activities and prompt return of filled forms. Sixty businesses and organizations, including clubs, markets, car dealers, media, and service providers, have already contributed to the event. Fair Board members listed are Norman Downing Frank Tyre Harry Tash Norman Nelson and Herman Peterson.
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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
Paddock & Tyro
Dillon Implement Co
William’s Feed and Machinery
Davis Texaco Service
Hand 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
Ebel’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
Beaver County High Band Reads in at 10 A M for Rodeo Meeting
All members of Beaver Head County High School band are asked to report to the band room at 10 a m Sunday Sept 3 for an important organizational meeting ahead of a rodeo event.
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Beaverhead County
Hospital admissions and dismissals for August dates
Murray and St. James hospitals record admissions and dismissals from August 9 to August 14. Names include Joe Glick Sheridan Kathryn Boger Dillon Dick Hirschy Jackson Judy Johnson Twin Bridges Carol Ann Donegan Twin Bridges Wes Mares Dillon Mrs George Davis Laurin Mrs William Marker Jackson Chester Downing Dillon Nellie Wilson Sheridan and Mrs Marker Jackson.
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Laurin
St. James
William Marker
Jackson
Chester Downing
Dillon
Nellie Wilson
Sheridan
Murray Hospital
Barrett Hospital Notes Admits and Discharges List
Admitted since last Wednesday include Paul Bellanger William Skiver Jessie Smith Mary Ellen Sawyer Anita Sue Merrell Oscar Hewitt Marcelle Scul ly Joe Harish and Dr F H Bimrose. Dismissed include Shirley Hand Ar genta Mrs Hovey Cantrell Lima Louis Dieterle Mrs Earl Thompson and daughter David Tarkal son Mrs Floyd Dowling and daughter Donald Payne and J H McLaren Dillon.
Births Reported for Local Residents
Mr and Mrs Richard Le Master of Wise River welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs E C Townsend of Dillon welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Herman R Peterson welcome a boy.
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Richard le Master
Wise River
E. C., Townsend
Dillon
Herman R. Peterson
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Health Department
Eencareone
Saecnene
Gach Vscioll Parade
STENO
Examiner Printing Company
M.S.U
Clay Smith
Clyde Mecham, Mer
WMNCE
E. Glendale
Dillon Implement Company
Montana Power Company
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