White Tailed Deer Transplants Underway In Montana
Twelve white tailed deer were planted along the river Sutton below Twin Bridges by Frank Gummer of the Montana Fish and Game Department. The group included two mature ducks five fawns and five does released near the Jack Seidensticker ranch in Jefferson county.
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Montana Fish and Game Department
Ovando
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Barrett Hospital Notes Dismissals and Admits Report
Barret Hospital notes list Dismissed: Dale Pettit Dillon Mrs Ronald Salt Dell Walter Scott Armstead sent to Salt Lake City Admitted: Gordon May Edward Neal Mrs John Hildreth Joseph Nolan Dillon Harvey Simpson and Mrs Robert Rife Armstead Births: To Mr and Mrs Sam Grover Dell a boy Feb 3
Tash's Lead in Commercial Pin League Amid Broad Standings
Tash Ranchers led the Commercial league with four wins and a 17 3 mark, while Eliel's and Gosman's followed. Tribune topped both team and individual highs with 2652 and 951. Rudy Platt 566 and Frank Watkins 223 led individuals. Skeets Cafe moved to women’s league lead as State Bar slipped to second. Next week’s schedules feature key matches across Commercial and Independent leagues.
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Eliel’s
Gosman’s
Big Dipper
Tribune
Robers
State Bank and
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Warners and Bonds
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Coast To Coast
Paddock & Tyro
Men’s Store
Eagle Bar
Bay’s Butchers
the Tribune
Rudy Platt
Frank Watkins
Skeets Cafe
State Bar
Skeets
Monte Stone
Edith Hilger
Maddens
Dillon Feed & Seed
Red & White Laundry
Laurels
Lou-Esta Lanes
Matt Taborski
Sport Shop
Harvey Appliance
Blodgett
Bramsman Radio
Metlen Hotel
W.F.W
Megquier Plumbing
Ben Redd Chevrolet
Commercial League
Manners
Paddock & Tyre
Lou Esta
Mid-Point Reached In Montana Liquor Probe
Montana Senate and House reports close two year liquor investigations with no legal action against Ford era admins. Bi partisan Senate committee members and expenses noted. Water issues drawn into session with a public lands bill and water allocation concerns. Education panel proposes removing the state board of education from partisan politics.
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International Joint Commission
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Lewis and Clark
Draft rules ease worry of students draft delays clarified
College students awaiting induction under Section 6 i 2 of the Selective Service Act may defer until the academic year’s end and choose their service branch if openings permit. The policy aligns with past recommendations and follows a House resolution praising Congress for stance on Communist China.
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Army
Navy
Air Force
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Beavers and Bulldogs at College Thursday
Western Montana College edged Idaho 64 63 as Clark led Idaho with 28 points and Harrison topped Western with 19. The Bulldogs later beat Northern Lights 67 53 with McMahon totaling 17 and Kuhr 17 for Northern.
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Anderson
Johnson
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Bengal
W. M.C.E
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Leach
Jensen
Jones
Monis
Steve Belko
Harrison
McMahon
Weeks
O’dell
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Cunningham
Behrens
Browlers
Northern Lights
Northern
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Ben Harrison
Kuhr
Havre
M.C.E
Hanson
Wanage
Goldrick
Zygmund
Ellingson
Goligoski
Jacobson
Sapp
Munson
Pehlke
Sleeman
Aleksich
Connors
O'Dell
Carl Davis
Dillon Independents
Blodgett
Swennes
J.v.’S
Johnny Patton
Lou Rochelea
Dividend to Be Paid in April for G I Insurance
The Veterans Administration announced the second G I insurance dividend will be paid in April. The total amount is 685 million dollars to about eight million veterans with an average payment near 85 dollars. Eligible are National Service Life Insurance policyholders in force for at least three months before 1951.
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