Tri State Minerals starts talc mill production near Dillon
Beaverhead county begins a new talc operation with Tri State Minerals at Barretts Station south of Dillon. The plant will reach 150 tons daily once full capacity is achieved, supplying the Ogden mill and employing about 20 now with plans to grow when Stone Creek mine resumes in spring.
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Beaverhead County
Tri- State Minerals
Barrett’s
Dillon
Raymond
Axe’s Canyon
Stone Creek
Ogden
John Pyner
Tri-State
Tri-State Minerals
Southern California Minerals
Los Angeles
Walter K. Skeech
Montana Power Company
Ernest Nygren
Edward Nettick
Charles Richardson
Hughes Aircraft
Annual Ag Day Planned at Elks Hall
Beaverhead Soil Conservation District set Tuesday February 21 for Agricultural Day at the Elks Hall. The program includes the Forest Service film Return to Eden and talks by noted speakers. A noon lunch for cooperators and guests is sponsored by county machinery dealers. The Marketeering Caravan display by Montana State College accompanies the event.
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Beaverhead
Montana State College
Beaverhead American Cancer Society Unit Treasurer Reports $131
Mrs. Marie Anderson, treasurer, presents a statement covering June 15, 1955 to January 31, 1956. The on hand balance is 131 dollars, including a 15 dollar remittance from Mrs. Walter Goose and 116 dollars received as memorials for Beaverhead and Silver Bow county residents.
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Marie Anderson
Beaverhead
American Cancer Society
Walter Goose
Wise River
Silver Bay
Dillon
Nellie McFadden
Anna Mautz
Annie Samal
Margaret Ann Willey
Wisdom
J. Fred Woodside
Roscoe C. McLaughlin
J. C. Wedum
Harold M. Warner
Otto K. Boetticher
Melrose
Roy E. ‘Murray
Butte
Car Owners Get New Deadline for 1956 Tabs
Helena reports a Feb 15 deadline extension for motor vehicle tabs amid winter weather. County assessor and treasurer offices faced a rush of owners unaware of the bulletin, with earlier notices stoking confusion about a Jan 31 cutoff and possible penalties for non compliance.
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Helena
Alex Stephenson
Beaverhead Wool Pool to hold annual meeting in Dillone
The Beaverhead Wool Pool holds its annual meeting February 8 at the new Vocational Agriculture shop in Dillone starting 10 a.m. Harry Andrus presides as reports by president, treasurer and secretary are shared. Jim Drummond of Montana Wool Laboratories discusses grading. Everett Shuey of Montana Wool Growers Association explains wool support. FFA members assist with arrangements. lunch at noon.
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Beaverhead
Dillone
Harry Andrus
Jim Drummond
Montana Wool Laboratories
Everett Shuey
Montana Wool Growers Association
F.F.A
Hawkins Attends Northwest Bancorporation Meeting in Minneapolis
W W Hawkins president of the First National Bank of Dillon attended the Northwest Bancorporation annual group conference in Minneapolis January 26 and 27 at the Leamington Hotel. Officers from seven-state affiliates reviewed 1955 results and 1956 outlook, with events at the Minneapolis Club and a tour of Empire National Bank in St Paul.
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W. W. Hawkins
First National Bank of Dillon
Minneapolis
Northwest Bancorporation
Leamington Hotel
Minnesota
Iowa
North Dakota
South Dakota
Nebraska
Montana
Wisconsin
St. Paul
Empire National Bank
Minnesota Club
Square Dance Festival Planned at Western College Gym
The Bea verhead County Farm Bureau sponsors a square dance festival in the Western College gym on Saturday evening March 10 at 7 30 p m Calls for the dances are being mailed to schools 4 H clubs and other youth and adult groups and Farm Bureau units All interested people are asked to participate
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College Gym
Beaverhead
Beaverhead Chamber Dinner Highlights State and Local Plans
A large Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce gathering at the Elks lodge heard Lt. Gov. Gosman and speakers map future state, county, and city activities. Browning outlined Montana industrial growth and tourism aims, stressing cooperative efforts and coordinated advertising across folders, films, features, and media.
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Beaverhead
Bruce Risley
Don Berger
Marie ‘Gibbons
Chamber
Browning
Montana
Marker Planned for Dillon WWI Veteran Ridings Grave
James McCashin, Dillon district Veterans Welfare officer, reports the government will place a grave marker for Harry S. Ridings, a Dillon World War I veteran who died May 9. A Texas death under the same name and serial number caused a identity mystery among government agencies until records confirmed the Dillon man as the true Ridings. The case followed routine checks for veteran benefits. Continued on page 8.
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Dillon
Army
James McCashin
Butte
Veterans Welfare Commission
Texas
Harry S. Ridings
McCashin
Quartermaster General
Prohosky Reviews Prairie Route Expansion Plans
County Commissioner John Prohosky joined State Highway Engineer Lou Chittam and district supervisor C. L. Fitzsimmons to inspect a nine mile extension on the Armstead to Salmon route. The project would connect from the Idaho line through existing segments to near Grant and Skelton or Metlen ranch, skirting Clarke's Canyon Dam reservoir and potentially linking with U S Highway 91 or Armstead if the reservoir plan proceeds. Chittam plans immediate surveying and staking of the extension.
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John Prohosky
Lou Chittam
Butte
C. L. Fitzsimmons
Dillon
Lower
Horse Prairie
Armstead
Salmon
Idaho
Idaho Line
Grant
Skelton
Metlen Ranch
Clarke’s Canyon
Bureau of Reclamation
Prohosky
Kosky
Chittam
Rotary hears of 400000 college loan for WMCE project
Norman Stubbs of Western College told Dillon Rotarians a 400000 loan request finances WMCE building plans. The complex would include married student apartments a men’s dormitory and a student union. Steve Foster outlined Beaver yearbook financing via ads and page sponsors with an estimated 1600 cost. George Schotte urged support for Butte Copper Sox new Pioneer League ballpark and Bob O Regan noted the lighting plant arrival and projected 200000 price.
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Norman Stubbs
Western College
Dillon Rotarians
Steve Foster
The
Beaver
George Schotte
Bute
Sox
Dillon
Bob O'Regan
Weekly Weather Snapshot From Dillon Area
The week brought sub zero nights in Dillon with -41 at Wisdom and -54 at Bannack the coldest spot. Western College observer Osborne logged 0.51 inches of precipitation for the month and a high of 4 above at the Union Pacific station this afternoon.
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Dillon
Wisdom
Armstead
Western College
Osborne
Union Pacific
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Engr
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