Driver in Idaho Suffered Frozen Hands After Ice Break
LaGrand Jones of Idaho swerved from U S Highway 91 about a mile north of Armstead at 2 30 a m Sunday and broke through ice into a water filled borrow pit suffering two frozen hands. Patrolman Royal Archer reported Jones had dozed briefly and had posted a $10 bond for driving while fatigued. A passing motorist gave Jones a lift after another car found abandoned.
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LaGrand Jones
Idaho
Royal Archer
Armstead
Jones
Archer
Good Skiing at Rainy Mountain Slide
Snow fell over the valley on Tuesday improving conditions for skiing at the Rainy Mountain slide. Shoppers in Dillon Monday included Charley Rhodes family and Dianne, Earl Tash, Hansene Peterson, John Judge, Walter Melcher, Clare Judge. Hunters remain active as the extended Grasshopper season continues.
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Rainy Mountain
Dillon
Charley Rhodes
Dianne
Earl Tash
Hansene Peterson
John Judge
Walter Melcher
Clare Judge
Harry Tash
Grasshopper
Community notices and visits fill Glen Ne newspaper page
Local residents share family visits mid western vacations and bus breakdowns. Truckers deliver cattle to Dillon while many neighbors buy new TV sets. Christmas and 4-H activities loom with parties practice and planning at Reichle Glen hall and nearby homes.
Schedule of Sunday Masses for St. Rose parish sites
St. Rose Catholic Church lists Mass times by location: Dillon at 8:00 and 10:00 a.m. every Sunday. Lima at 4:00 p.m. on the first Sunday monthly. Melrose at 4:00 p.m. on the third Sunday and also the fifth Sunday when present. Jackson at 4:00 p.m. on the fourth Sunday each month.
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ST. Rose Catholic
Dillon
Lima
Melrose
Jackson
First Lutheran Church Advent Services and Choir Programs
John Spencer, pastor invites worshipers to attend Advent events at First Lutheran Church. Sunday December 16 features 9:45 Sunday school 11:00 morning worship and lighting of the Advent wreath followed by a 7:30 p.m. Christmas program. Friday December 20 schedules confirmation class at 3:30 p.m. junior choir 4:00 p.m. senior choir 7:00 p.m. Luther League 7:30 p.m.
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Reichle
Glen Hall
Melrose
Luther League
Local families visit Dillon and area events
Mrs Dale Stevenson and sons Don and Jimmy visit Dillon, Jimmy recovering from illness and expected back at school. Bozeman guests Mr and Mrs Joe Cullen and Regina stay with the Vern Bucks. John C Rieber and family on business in Dillon. Al Baghs visit Glen McQuiston home. Elmer Costle of Anaconda visits Costle’s parents. Cattle drive near Feely, weather noted as cold. Maggie and Janie Bryan attend Riverside Farm Bureau card party. Jimmy McQuiston hospitalized with blood poisoning. Lloyd McCabe treated at Barrett hospital for a fractured skull. Paul Gnelling joins Gene Roberts for TV night. George Reichler family guests at Marten Stefanic home to watch TV. Frank Richards in town on business. Lee Schuler and son visit Dillon Friday and Saturday.
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Dale Stevenson
Don
Jimmy
Dillon
Joe Cullen
Regina
Vern Bucks
Bozeman
John C. Rieber
al Baghs
Glen McQuiston
Elmer Costle
Anaconda
Cost
Paul Gnelling
Gene Roberts
Butte
George Reichler
Marten Stefanic
Frank Richards
Lee Schuler and
Highway Paving Relies Heavily on Petroleum Asphalt
Three of four miles of heavy duty highway use petroleum asphalt and nearly all light duty paved roads are similarly surfaced, indicating strong reliance on the material across infrastructure.
Butte Livestock Market Report Cattle Receipts and Prices
Butte Livestock Market for cattle receipts on Monday shows steers and calves mixed. Cows and bulls range with young heifer types $11.50 to $12.50 for cows utility and commercial $100 to $11.25, bulls $11 to $12.50, veal calves $16 to $18. Stockers and feeders vary from Good to choice steers $16.50 to $17.50, medium to good $15 to $16, common to medium $11 to $14. Heifers Good to choice $13 to $14, medium to good $11.50 to $12.50, calves $14.50 to $17 for good to choice. Stock cows $8 to $11. Fleshy feeder steers $15 to $16.50, dairy calves $7 to $10.
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Butte
Monay
Ciwis
Idaho Falls Livestock Prices Highs and Lows
In Idaho Falls on December 3, sheep market shows lambs steady to 50 cents higher on ewes and car and trailer lots. Prices range from 18.15 for top lambs to 15 and down for odd feeder lambs. fat ewes 5 to 7.25, canner stock 2.5 to 4, breeding stock up to 20 per head. Hogs on December 4 show an estimate of 199.
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Idaho
Falls
Livestock Auction Prices Ranging Across Cattle and Hogs
A detailed listing shows extreme top hogs at $16.25 and $15.75 to $16.10 by weight class, sows under 300 pounds from $11.50 to $13, cattle estimates on December 7 with values for choice and good steers, commercial cows, veal calves, and various feeder classes. Multiple weight bands and categories span hogs, boars, cows, bulls, and calves with prices per hundredweight or head as appropriate.
Competition for Channel 6 TV Station in Butte
Copper Broadcasting Co, operator of KOPR radio in Butte, applied to the FCC for a Channel 6 TV station in Butte. The firm previously held a permit but surrendered it in 1954. The new application competes with a bid by Arthur W. Schneider of KIDAM TV Idaho Falls for Channel 6.
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Washington
Copper Broadcasting Co
KOPR
Butte
Friday
The
Communications Commission
Arthur W. Schneider
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Kidam-Tv
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Dillon Examiner
Glen News
Mr. and
Mrs. Comfort
Roscoe Comfort
Joe
Charles Cocanougher
Mid-Western States
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Jack Sturm
Effie Cocanougher
Tom Simpson
William Bryan
Joe Grogan
Ken McGinnis
Norman Downing
Blanche Graham
Mrs. Downing
Maggie Bryan
Garrison
Leonard Waldemar
Erwin
Marchesseau
Poettes
Dave Hughes
William Garrison
J.D. Harrison and Sons
Home Guard
Lee Joy Home
Fred Bryan
Vern Stanford
Twin Bridges
Bill Sweet
W D. Kidman
Mendon
Utah
Howard Childs
Ihsy
First Lutheran Church
John Spencer
Swift
U.S.A. Wold
North
Liuvettach Manrhet
Channel 6 TV
Jeep
Willys
FC-150
Davis Motor CO
Washington and Helena Sts
Dillon, Mont
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