Group Plan Urged To Buy Beef At Stock Sale
The county fair program features the 4 H and FPA fat stock sale Sunday morning at 8 30 oclock after the livestock building dedication. About 27 fat steers and 35 fat lambs will be sold by Auctioneer Bascom Segar of Bozeman. Dale Metlen leads a committee proposing that local firms buy animals for their organizations and share meat, with a formula to adjust front and hind quarter prices.
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Bascom Segar
Bozeman
Dale Metlen
Group buyers urged to pool beef purchases for youth projects
Price calculations by weight set a five cent per pound gap between front and hind quarter cuts to reflect going rates. Names of all purchasers in group plans will be announced. Jack Roberts offers to slaughter and age meat at no cost if two to four buyers join in. Contact Dale Metlen, Al Decker, Jack Roberts, Herb Wheat, Vivian Thomas or county agent Clair Michels.
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Jack Roberts
Dale Metlen
al Decker
Herb Wheat
Vivian Thomas
Clair Michels
Popular Ranger Gets Promotion
Supervisor W E Fry of the Beaverhead National Forest announced the transfer of Ranger Robert R Milodragovich from Lima district to White Sulphur district. Milodragovich will report to White Sulphur Springs on August 30. Paul Hoskins will replace him in Lima, coming from the Wisdom district. Hoskins is a University of Idaho forestry graduate who served in the Air Corps in Egypt and Arabia during World War II and began with the forest service on June 13 1950. He will move to Lima with his wife and four children on August 30.
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W. E. Fry
Beaverhead National Forest
Robert R. Milodragovich
Lima
Beaverhead
White Sulphur
Lewis and Clark
Bob
White Sulphur i Springs
Mont
Milodragovich
Paul Hoskins
Wisdom
Paul
University of Idaho
Air Corps
Egypt
Arabia
Forest Services
Gallatin National Forest
Wisdom District
Montana Sets 1954 Native Grouse Seasons and Bag Limits
The Montana Fish and Game commission announced bag and possession limits for 1954 native upland grouse seasons. A three-bird aggregate limit applies across species. Prairie grouse open Sept 19 to 21 in Madison Beaverhead and 14 other counties. blue, ruffed, and Franklin grouse open Sept 19 to 21 in Beaverhead Madison Silver Bow Deer Lodge and 18 other counties. Printed summaries are available from the Helena office.
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Montana
Montana Fish and Game Commission
Madison
Beaverhead
Big Hole
Silver Bow
Deer Lodge
Helena
Montana Fish and Game Department
William R. Bergeson
Henneberry Widow Dies After Long Illness in Dillon
Mrs M A Henneberry 82 a Dillon resident died after a two month illness at her South Atlantic street home. Funeral services were held at St Rose church with rosary at Brundage chapel. Surviving are son Paul Henneberry daughter in law Frances Tonrey brother William Nelson two grandsons Michael Henneberry and Francis Tonney USN sister Mrs W O Finch and sister in law Mrs M Gleeson.
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St Rose
M A Henneberry
South Atlantic Street
Brundage Chapel
Crevard Lynam
Missouri Valley Town
E. I.'Rack
Dillon
Nelson
Utah and Northern
Michael A Henneberry
M. B. Henneberry
Virginia City
Ryan
Beaverhead Canyon
Barretts
Henneberry
St. Rose Parish
Society of Sons and Daughters of Montana Pioneers
Paul Henneberry
Francis Tonrey
William E Nelson
Michael Henneberry
San Francisco
Francis Tonney
USN
Minneapolis
W. O Finch
Rosemead
Calif
M. Gleeson
Missoula
Archie C Henneberry
Mrs. Stone Rites Held Saturday in Dillon
Priscilla Stone formerly Conger of Dillon died last Wednesday in Great Falls. Funeral services were held Saturday at 4:30 p.m. at the Presbyterian church, conducted by Rev. W. J Holland, with graveside rites at Mountain View cemetery. She leaves three daughters and two sons in law, plus four sisters.
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Priscilla Stone
Dillon
Great Falls
Priscilla Conger
W. J Holland
Presbyterian Church
Tin Mountain View
Stone
Gladys Crowley
Dave Thomas
William Tetrick
Waverly
Ohio
Minnie Innes
Pasadena
Bert Wilbur
Butte
Hazel
Lillian Conger
Legion Officers Manage Traffic At Bannack Dedication Day
The white helmeted American Legion traffic corps directed 1200 to 1500 cars and foot spectators at Bannack Dedication Day. Sheriff Temple and Under sheriff Legonnaire Pete Eiden oversaw crowd flow with Jay McCarthy of Beaverhead post as announcer on the platform. State highway patrol praised the legions effort. parking proceeded smoothly despite a narrow crooked street.
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Bannack
American Legionnaires
Legion
Sheriff Temple
John D Evans Dies After Illness In Butte
John D Evans longtime Bannack and Dillon resident and former county deputy sheriff died at a Butte hospital last Thursday after a lingering illness. He lived in Butte over 40 years and remained in touch with Beaverhead friends. He came to Montana in 1900, freighting from Idaho Falls to Helena and ore from Bannack mines to Grant, later ranching and serving as deputy sheriff in Dillon and Bannack. His wife Mrs Evans died May 3 1952. Surviving are three sons and daughters in law Newell Evans Troy Evans and Rube Evans of Butte and a son in law and daughter Tom Bohite and wife of Butte.
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John D Evans
Bannack and
Dillon
Sherif
Butte
Famiy
Beaverhead
U: Montana
Laurin
Idaho Falls
Helena
Bannack
Grant
Dillon and Bannock
Evans
Newell Evans
Troy Evans
Rube Evans
Daugher
Tom Bohitthe
Full Citizen Status Granted at Court Session
A man named Lucky received his final examination and was awarded papers making him a full fledged United States citizen. The couple the Latto family, parents of two children, Crores 16 Bhoys and Jean 4, are mentioned in the report though some details remain unclear.
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Saito
Nhapps
Aturalizawag Prt
Phing
Duncan Santo
United States
Parernus
Jean
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Dillon Examiner
Wyler
Stamm Jewelers
East Bannack
Standard Lumber
Coal Company
Mrs. Stone
Emil Conger
Pred Conger
Anaconda
Oelch
Raymond Stone
Dwallon
John D. Evans
Loch
Edison Electric Institute
Montana Power Company
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