Beav erhead and League Scores Highlight Evening Bowling
Detailed bowling results across multiple leagues on February 1 to February 6 show Beaverhead, Vaughn and Ragsdale, King Pin, and other teams posting 3-1 or 4-0 wins. Individual highs include Archer 191 and 478 for Ebels, Sheehan 230 and 559 for Warner Foods, and various team totals topping 2 800s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roberta
Ack
Montanan
Vaughn
Ragsdale
State Bar
Clark
Beaverhead Laundry
The
Oasis
Joe’s Toggery
Beaverhead
Serattes
Apa
Andrus
Archer
Ebels
Big Dipper
Grogan’s
Shaffer’s Bakery
Farmer's Union
Resa
Coasters
Paul’s Chev
Harvey
Roberts Market
Gosmans
Metlen
Minerals Engineering
the Tribune
Horse Prairie Wranglers Hold Meeting
The Horse Prairie Wranglers met at the Dale Metlen ranch at 2:00 to weigh calves and tag ears. The group sponsors the Dillon high school concert at Hitching Rock on Feb 9 at 8:00 with no charge. The Wranglers plan to dance at the festival again this year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Horse Prairie Wranglers
Dale Metlen
Wranglers
Dillon High School
Hitching Rock
Margaret Boam
New Orleans
Gary Fournier
Sandra Huntsman
Two Year Old Injured in Washing Wringer
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Ralph Jones of Dillon suffered a badly bruised hand and arm after his arm was drawn into a clothes wringer at their home 310 East Dillon Street last Thursday morning. The child refused to cry during the incident and, though pulled in past the elbow, sustained no broken bones as Dr Poundstone noted after examination and treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ralph Jones
Dillon
East Dillon Street
Poundstone
FFA Collects Dimes Drive Total At Block Of Dimes Event
Future Farmers of America members held a Block of Dimes fundraiser on Idaho Street between Glendale last Saturday. Ray Nelson submitted 495 dimes totaling 49.50 dollars as the event’s final tally for the March of Dimes campaign.
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FFA
Idaho Street
Glendale
Future Farmers of America
Ray Nelson
Boy Scouts of America Counts Members by Councils and Units
The organization totals four million one hundred thousand members across 538 local councils and 104000 units.
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Boy Scouts of America
Early Lambing Prep and New Wool Incentives Outline
ED ATKINS summarizes pre lambing steps for Montana farm flocks including tagging ewes four weeks before lambing, gradual grain feeding, exercise to reduce abortions, and checking pens. The piece outlines payment rules for lambs and wool under a 1956 program with a 62 cent wool incentive and new accounting requirements for producers with unshorn lambs.
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Montana Extension Service
Safety in the Farm Shop Ahead of Spring Rush
The National Safety Council urges a full shop safety check for the busy season. Clean benches and floors, organize tools, inspect machines, check for fire hazards, and install a fire extinguisher if needed. Ensure good lighting and ventilation for a safer, uncluttered workspace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Safety Council
Wool program updates for 1956 payments to lamb producers
The wool program for the 1956 marketing year starting April 1 explains payments to producers who own unshorn lambs 30 days or more. Payments will be based on weight increases during ownership, with the original producer earning on full live weight at sale. details note eligibility for slaughter lambs and changes per Tom McNulty of Beaverhead County AL.C. Office Manager.
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Tom McNulty
Beaverhead County Al.c
Abraham Lincoln and the Unfinished Task at First Presbyterian
The First Presbyterian Church led by Wm. J. Holland lists 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. worship with a sermon titled Abraham Lincoln and the Unfinished Task. The youth choir performs O Brother Man. Evening events include 5:30 p.m. college age supper and 6:30 p.m. confirmation class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abraham Lincoln
Brother Man
Westminster Fellowship
Armstead Club Holds Project Work Meeting
On January 23, 1956, at the home of leader Mrs. Halstead, three members and leaders Mrs. Jensen and Mrs. Halstead met. The girls worked on their projects for the coming year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Halstead
Jensen
Darlene Kruletz
Per Capita Tax For 1957 Seen Higher Than 1956
The Northwest Office of the National Association of Manufacturers reports Montana's 1957 per capita tax at 445.75 dollars, up from 415.61 in 1956, to fund veterans welfare education and debt interest. Interest costs total 28.264 million for Montana, part of a national 7.056 billion bill. national security receives 273.25 per person in this state. Washington trails Montana at about 456.50 per person due to higher incomes and spending.
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Uncle Sam
Montana
Northwest
National Association of Manufacturers
Veterans’ Affairs
NAM
Washington State
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dillon Examiner
J. C.faller
South Idaho
Dillon’ Beavers
Hamiltton
Stevensville
ED Atkins
Heaverhead County
First Presbyterian Church
Wm. J. Holland
Armstead Club
Sivan
Permaglas
Luebben
Center
Rhone 15
First National Bank
Perutet Te Are
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Standard Lumber & Coal Company
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