Jackson Community Notes Share Events and Visits
The Junior Bridge club met at Mrs. Ann Jardine's with prizes won by Mrs. Eda Shepherd Mrs. Evelyn Krause and Mrs. Roy Jackson A Red Cross nursing course ran with low attendance due to weather Mrs Kalitowski Forest ranger visited Whitefish for study Dale Strodtman returned from Kansas and mourns his mother The Jackson Home Makers met for a lunch and eight attended Rose Ann Clemow visited Salt Lake City students at Rowland Hall
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Ann Jardine
Eda Shepherd
Evelyn Krause
Roy Jackson
Sincerity Rebekah Lodge
N.0.c.f
Mendes Cafe
Joe Carroll
Blackfoot
Ida
Jackman
Navy
U.S.S. Warrick
Jennie Marie
Mr. Kalitowski
Jackson Forest Ranger
Whitefish
Dale Strodtman
Kansas
Strodtman
Dale
Omer Dooling
John Dooling
Wendell Jardine
Ray Zebarth
Ramsey
Jackson
Kalitowski
Betty Johnson
Rose Ann Clemow
Tom Clemow
Salt Lake City
Utah
Rowland Hall
Governor Bonner Urges Truman Budget for Montana Water Projects
Gov. John W. Bonner urged congressional approval of the 1950 budget and a joint interagency survey to develop Montana water resources. He spoke after the Missouri Basin interagency meeting at Sioux City and warned that Montana must inventory irrigable lands to assess future water needs and protect resources for future generations.
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Helena
John W. Bonner
Truman
Missouri Basin Inter-Agency
Sioux City
Bonner
Congress
Montana
Boy Scouts of America Mark 40th Anniversary Week
The 40th anniversary will be observed Feb 6–12 nationwide with more than 2.3 million participants. The Crusade to Strengthen the Arm of Liberty runs through 1950, with Crusade Night awards. Twelve Scouts will report to the nation in Washington and Philadelphia, and the 1950 highlight is the Second National Jamboree at Valley Forge from June 30 to July 6, joining 40,000 Scouts and Leaders. Since 1910 over 16.5 million boys and men have joined the organization.
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Boy Scouts of America
Boy Scouts
Crusade
Arm of Liberty
Washington, D.C
Independence Hall
Philadelphia
Valley Forge
John McDonald
Troop 14
Tribune
Vigilante Scouting Council
V.F.W
Walt Featherly
Washington
Featherly
Dillon
Capitol City
Truman
White House
Boy Scout
National Council
Congress
America
Troop 14 to Get Charter During Scout Week
John McDonald announces Troop 14 will receive its charter from the Vigilante Scouting Council this month. The group with 32 members will display an exhibit in Tribune office windows during Scout Week marking the 40th anniversary of the Boy Scouts of America.
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Troop 14
Dolores Davis Installed as Worthy Advisor in Rainbow Order
Dolores Davis was installed Worthy Advisor of Dillon Assembly No. 13 Rainbow for Girls at the Masonic Temple on January 25. Officers named for the term include Billie Lessey, Rose Mary Tyre, Elsia Rouse, Joanne Smith, Elaine Anderson, Phyllis Harrison, Maisie Wenger, and others. Patricia Myers and Dorothy Newnes served as installing officers. The ceremony was followed by the Eastern Stars annual Big Sister party with Rainbow Girls introduced to their Big Sisters and refreshments served.
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Dillon Assembly No. 13
The
Order of Rainbow For
Masonic Temple
Delores Davis
Billie Lessey
Charity
Rose Mary Tyre
Hope
Elsia Rouse
Faith
Joanne Smith
Elaine Anderson
Phyllis Harrison
Maisie Wenger
Bobbie Jean Giudici
Nancy Ann Peterson
Kenette Kenison
Nature
Alice Lessey
Charlotte Redman
Fidelity
Dorene Flitton
Shirley Dodd
Jeanette Watkins
Confidential Observer
Patricia Sanderford
Outer Observer
Charlotte Williss
Beverly George
Darrene McCullum
Janet Williss
Myrna McCarthy
Frances Ryan
Carol Swetish
Sandra Stubbens
Elizabeth McCullum
Montana Association picks officers at education session
Sophie Loberg of Mineral County School Superintendents was elected president at Eastern Montana College. Other officers include Christine Opp Beaverhead County vice president Margaret Holland Cascade County second vice president and Lulu Barnard Flathead County reelected secretary treasurer.
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Billings
Sophie Loberg
Mineral County
Montana Association of
Eastern Montana College
Christine Opp
Beaverhead County
Margaret Holland
Cascade County
Lulu Barnard
Flathead County
Dillon Riflemen Lose Close Match To Twin Bridges
The Dillon Rifle club traveled to Twin Bridges last Friday for a match with the Bridges club. Twin Bridges won 1859 to 1791 with top scorers listed for both teams. All club members participated and the high five were used for the team score. The Dillon club invites interested men meeting qualifications to visit during range practice in the city hall basement on Wednesday evenings.
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Dillon Rifle Club
Twin Bridges
Bridges’ Club
T. Bridges Prn Sit
Dillon Prn Sit Kal OH Tot
Sassman
Dillon Club
City Hall
Montana State honor roll lists Davis and Taylor at Dillon
On the Montana State University autumn quarter honor roll two Dillon students Lloyd E. Davis and William J. Taylor are named. Lloyd is the son of Mr and Mrs Loren Davis and Bill is the son of Mr and Mrs Levant Taylor.
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M.S.A
Lloyd E. Davis
William J. Taylor
Dillon
Montana State University
Lloyd
Loren Davis
Bill
Levant Taylor
Armstead trader C W Jensen visits town
C W Jensen of Armstead was a business caller in town today.
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C. W. Jensen
Armstead
Max Reiner Visits Twin Bridges on Saturday
Twin Bridges welcomed business visitor Max Reiner from the city on Saturday. The traveler from Twin Bridges conducted meetings and returned home after his brief stay.
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Max Reiner
Twin Bridges
FHA Forecasts Continued High Home Repair and Construction
The Federal Housing Administration expects 1950 loans to top 1949 levels in Title I property improvement financing. Plumbing and insulation upgrades lead interior work while reroofing and exterior finishing dominate exterior projects, with asphalt shingles favored for cost efficiency. Since 1934, about 10 million Title I loans totaling around 4 billion dollars have been issued.
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Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Clothiers Take Lead as Bowling Standings Shift
The Commercial League sees the Men's Store rise to 14-2, toppling Gosmans at 12-4 while Pad dock Tyre and Eliels sit 11-5 and 10-6. Tash Ranchers won team honors with 2812 pins, Scotty Graham 579, Ray Lynch 216. Women's top tied Skeets and Roberts at 8-4. Bramsman’s Radio Repair leads Independent at 9-3. Schedule notes and a men vs women grudge match followed with strong scores: Larson 631 in the big session.
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Gosmans
Paddock and Tyre
Eliels
Eagle Bar
Tribune
Winns
Bonds
Big Dipper
Roberts
Warners
Creamery
Coasters
Tash Ranchers
Red & White
V.F.W
Skeets
Jewel Kamps
Alveretta Rundle
Bramsman
Bradley Electric
Hinkley
Commercial League
Bays
Warner's
Paddock & Tyro
State Bank
Montana Auto
We.w
Dillon Hide & Fur
Metlen
Bramsine
Bradleys
Sport ‘Shop
Roberts Market
ABC
Lou Larson
Metzel Visitors At Alder Home
Elvin Metzel and his mother Mrs. Etta Metzel were in town last Thursday to visit the Alder household, stopping by during a local visit.
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Elvin Metzel
Etta Metzel
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Sheridan
J. V.’s Vs
W.M.C.E. Gym
Studebaker
Beaverhead Sales CO
Willys
Hudson
Dolores Davis
Rainbow
E. L. Kunkel
Lloyd Douglas
Tuesday Niters
Clothiers
Gosman Drug
Ceretana
Dillon Feed & Seed CO
Bond Grogery CO
Quality Foods
Refrigeration Co
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