Rifle Club Elects Buckingham Re elected President
Dillon Rifle club held an officer election with C W Buckingham re elected president at a Thursday night meeting moved to avoid Christmas Eve. Officers named included Hignight as secretary, Langdorf treasurer, Sassman executive officer, Ballou junior instructor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. W. Buckingham
Dillon Rifle Club
Pee Eae i Eeery Hignight
Secret Bond
Sam Langdorf
Otto Sassman
D. Ballou
Hignight
Ballou
Sassman
Langdorf
Buckingham
Sommers
Simon
Rosenall
Patterson
Beavers Face Anaconda In Local Gridiron Clash
Beavers debut grade school team in red and white uniforms funded by Kiwanis and Rotary. Coach Dart’s dog mascot Spike joins the scene as Central hosts Anaconda high after Anaconda’s Tuesday win over Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kiwanis
Rotary
Spike
Coach Dart
Beavers
Anaconda High
Central
Annaconda
Deer Lodge
Butte
Sunday Church Services and Sunday School Schedules
Robert N. Johnstone oversees Sunday school at 10 a m with Alfred Graesser as superintendent. Morning service follows at 11 a m with a sermon titled How to Succeed in 1949. Sheridan and Twin Bridges present similar schedules with 10:15 a m Sunday school and 1:30 p m or 3 p m services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert N. Johnstone
Alfred Graesser
Sheridan
Twin Bridges
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Meeting Notice
Dr. J. Thompson Baker leads Sunday school at 9 45 a m and morning worship at 11 am The Lord's Supper will be observed The sermon titled Sureties to Success Westminster Fellowship meets Thursday at 7 pm The annual congregational meeting with organization reports is at 7 30 pm Monday
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
Westminster Fellowship
St James Episcopal Church Service Schedule 1949
Rev. Lewis D. Smith rector announces feast of circumcision and holy communion with 10:00 a.m. Sunday services. Holy communion at 8 a.m. Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. morning prayer and sermon at 11 a.m. Vestry meeting Tuesday at 8 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. James Episcopal Church
Lewis D. Smith
St Rose Parish Sunday Mass Schedule Details
Rev Fr Timothy Clifford lists Sunday masses at St Rose Catholic Church with 8 a m and 10 am services. In Lima masses at 10 30 am on the first Sunday of each month. In Grant 10 30 am on the second Sunday. Melrose 9 am on the third Sunday. Jackson 9 30 am on the fourth Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Rose Catholic Church
Timothy Clifford
Lima
Grant
Melrose
Jackson
Assembly of God Church Schedule
Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 am Sunday evening service at 8 p m prayer meeting Wednesday at 3 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Assembly OF God Church
First Evangelical Lutheran Church Service Schedule
Edward R. Leivestad serves as pastor. Sunday schedule includes Sunday school at 9 45 and devotional services at 11 00. Choir pract ice occurs Thursdays at 8 p m. Annual business meeting set for January 11 at 7 30 p m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Evangelical Lutheran Church
Edward R. Leivestad
Lease Approved for Miles City Mental Hygiene Clinic
The state board of examiners approves a lease for a new mental hygiene clinic in Miles City to occupy office space in the Olive hotel building. The clinic was established earlier this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Miles City
State Board of Examiners
Holiday visitors and local residents in Dillon area
Residents and guests arrive and visit in Dillon and nearby towns. Names include Mr and Mrs Ernest Pewe, Miss Hilda Pewet, Mr and Mrs Charles Hazlett of Butte, Mr and Mrs C O Kelly of Billings, Mr and Mrs S E Whitworth, Andy Forsyth, George Main, John McGrath, A F Waldorf, E C Baxter, Harry Williams, Bart Hungate, W R Allen, Miss Jean Bishop, Mrs Leslie Thompson, Ida Olsen, Fred Hirschy, Gary Williams and brother Dick, James McCashin at State Employment, Mrs F Mitchell, Bernard Wenger, Henry Fitter. travels span Butte, Spokane, Lima, Mis soula, Wise River and Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Pewe
Hilda Pewet
Charles Hazlett
Butte
C. O. Kelly
Billings
S. E. Whitworth
Andy Forsyth
Dillon
George Main
Grasshopper
John McGrath
Dell
A. F. Waldorf
Harlowtown
E. C. Baxter
Harry Williams
Spokane
Bart Hungate
Lima
W. R. Allen
Wise River
Madié van Etten
Missoula
Jean Bishop
Leslie Thompson
Ida Olsen
Inlaw
Fred Hirschy
Jackson
Gary Williams
Hobson
James McCashin
State Employment Office
F. Mitchell
Bernard Wenger
U. S. Air Force
Illinois
Jules Wenger
Henry Fitter
List of 1948 Deaths and Bil lings Business Growth
The column lists numerous death dates and ages from 1948 across multiple individuals, followed by a Billings report noting 144 new business and professional units started in 1948, a rise of 58 from the previous year, with service, wholesale, professional, and manufacturing categories detailed. The notice ends with an ad for Examiner Printing Co. services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billings
Billings Commercial Club
Pinsmashers Lead First Round of Commercial League Race
Dillon Creamery tops the standings with 43 wins in 60 possible points as the Commercial league enters the second heat of the season. Gosman Drug 39, Eagles 38, Tribune 37, State Bank 36, and Roberts Market 34 follow, with singles and doubles events opening December 27 and running through January 2.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Creamery Quint
Gosman Drug
Eagles
Tribune
State Bank
Roberts Market
Mens Store
Eliels
Warners
Bonds
Oasis
Roberts
Paddock & Tyro
Creamery
Lou's Flowers and
Bays Butchers
Tash
Gosman’s
Winn’s
L. Schmittroth
B. Tash
E. Tash
Lou Larson
Eddie Hoerning
Dr. H. A. Stanchfield
Archie Green
Madsen
Larson
T. Tash
NCH Op
Ees
Hilger
Lasich
Kamps
Tim Tash
Lynch
Sanborn
H. Tash
L. Schmitroth
J. Schuler
Roberts Seeennes
Kline Neesenencone
Nolan Resenneeee
Rees
Veneemees
Schmauch
Brundage
Eemtene
Erickson
Watkins Nonesnerae
Baby Smith
Red & White Laundry
Artwig Abet Aca
Handicap Weeeevesee
Eereneeneetee
Dillon Feed & Seed
Watkins Aeeneeeaeee
Cochrane
Flitton Wees
Roberts Mark E. Pahnish
Aitken Orarnegenorseeds
Linducka
Stanchfield
Bates Weeeterrewessennes
Lloyd Meeneeeeemeeeeenee
Skeets
Stone Sennensweee Nenneet
Hazelbaker
Burwell Eatee
Warner Ween
Cornell Wanes
Butte Directory Estimates Metro Population at 55 000
The new Butte city directory estimates the Mining City metropolitan area population at 55 000, about 18 000 more than the 1940 census figure of 37 000. The directory lists 27 152 residents over 18 and catalogs 340 enterprise groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
New
Montana 4 H'ers Win State Recognition in 1948
Six Montana 4 H members earned special recognition in national dairy production frozen foods soil conservation tractor maintenance and recreation and rural arts programs. Beth Reichmuth 17 of Denton won frozen foods honors for storing 198 pints of vegetables 442 pints of fruit 100 chickens and helping with porkers and muttons. Jim Patterson 14 of Hamilton earned section honors in soil conservation for crop rotation dam building fertilizer use and a sprinkler system. Bill Rush 20 of Billings won state in tractor maintenance and received a trip to Chicago. Pete McHugh 16 of Helena led dairy production with seven dairy projects and four Jersey cows. Allene Marie Willson 18 of Bozeman and Louis A Bartley Jr 18 of Hysham gained state recognition in recreation and rural arts with eight national finalists to be named.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uperior
Montana Club
Beth Reichmuth
Denton
Beth
International Harvesters
U. S
Jim Patterson
Hamilton
Jim
Bill
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Chicago
Pete McHugh
Helena
Pete
Montana
Kraft Foods Company
Allene Marie Willson
Bozeman
Louis A. Bartley, Jr
Hysham
United States Rubber Company
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Rifle Club
Anaconda
Minnesota Woolen
Bill George
Rife St
Hazelbaker Insurance Agency
Sargent
Wes
Charles Clark Wells
Pete Ford
Ralph Leo Clagg
Paul O. Cash
Selah Smith
Charles Hall
Sam Wallace
Mary Molleur
Carl Axel Nelson
Sarah Ann Harroun
James H. Hayes
James E. Kelly
Ellis Buckley Pruitt
Clara O. Plant
John Wells
James Herbert Dickey
Harry Houston
Jess Edward Luke
Bertha Lee Reece
Frank Goyer
Solomon M. Sabolsky
Sven E. Anderson
Beverly Ann Southern
Opal Decker
Ae Ellsworth Stickney
Soren O. Sorenson
William A. Lovell
Lyda Pendergast
Johanna Josephine Jensen
Elizabeth Chambers
Gus Myers
Earl Andrew Barr
Emma Wadams
Sanford Shepherd
Tenahil Reselet
S. James Sherman
John William Lott
Leslie Ledebur
Guston
Bretz
Albert Julian
Frederick M. Poindexter
August Wenger
Nellie I. Jones
William Michael Swetch
Harriet Jane Hildreth
Edward Jackson
Pearl Leona Crouse
Madeline Meyer
John J. Lewis
Don Shaw
Frank C. McFadden
Ralph Cummings
Eugene Colligan
The
Examiner Printing Co
Montana Power Company
Wereesenes
NS TE
Vv. Paddock Soenenteweny
Emerick Bene
Allene Marie Wis Son
State Agricultural College
Usda Cooperating
Bill Rush
Elkhorn
Snow Schooner
Andrus
Dillon Motor Service
George Heikkila