Hignight Tops Shoot At Dillon Rifle Club
Henry Hignight topped the weekly Dillon Rifle Club shoot with 269. Sam Langdorf and C Buckingham tied for second with 266, while S Johnson was third with 265. Other notable scores included Jones 271 and Cashmore 288 among the field.
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Henry Hignight
Dillon Rifle Club
Sam Langdorf
C. Buckingham
S. Johnson
B. Cashmore
Ide
Simon
Larsen
P. Cashmore
Strodtman
Banks
Lasich
Jones
Dr. Bell
Magnus
Smith
Curry
Ballou
Scheloff
County Officials Attend State School Testing Conference
County Superintendent Mrs Christine Opp and county high school principal D L Johnson attended a statewide school testing program conference in Butte. Earlier a Dilon volunteer fire squad responded to an 11 am alarm at the Mirror bar on Idaho street, found to be steam from an overheated hot water system.
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Christine Opp
Butte
D. L. Johnson
Dilon
Mirror Bar
Idaho Street
Bulldogs Split Series in Week End Games Here
Normal College Bulldogs split a two game series with Northern Normal at the local gym. They lost 47 44 in Friday’s opener then won 62 48 Saturday. Anderson and Tash led with 10 points Friday while Anderson scored 21 Saturday and O Donnell had 11 for Northern. The sixth through eighth grade results followed. The Bulldogs face Rocky Mountain Thursday in a pivotal conference clash. Broadway Clowns visit Dillon Monday February 16 to face the MSNC Bulldogs in a major show event.
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Northern Normal
Normal
College Bulldogs
Anderson
Tash
Straugh
O’donnell
Jayvees
Anaconda Central
Bulldogs
Rocky Mountain
Billings Quint
Whitehall High
Twin Bridges High
New York Broadway Clowns
Youth for Christ film night at Assembly of God church
The Youth for Christ event next Thursday Feb 12 features films in the Assembly of God church auditorium two blocks east of Jack's Market at 8 p.m. Palmer Olson, an international speaker and singer, presents the films. Olson also leads a children's meeting at the Baptist church at 7 p.m. that evening. Special music by Dillon Young People's groups accompanies the free admission event open to all.
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Youth For Christ
Assembly of God Church
Jack’s
Palmer Olson
Olson
The
Baptist Church
Dillon
Earl Willey of Wisdom Attends to City Business
Earl Willey of Wisdom visited the city on Friday to handle local business matters and meet with officials. The event focused on community affairs and municipal concerns.
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Earl Willey of Wisdom
Rotary speakers discuss radar at Dillon meeting
Dillon Rotary chair Ralph Stowell presided as guests Harry Lincoln of Butte and Eric Wilson of Montana State College attended. Robert Gregg outlined radar basics and its role in air defense and missile guidance, noting beams reveal images up to 75 miles.
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Dillon Rotary Club
Ralph Stowell
Harry Lincoln
Butte
Eric Wilson
Montana State College
Bozeman
Jack Rees
Mexico City
Rotary Club
Bob Gregg
Anaconda Copper Mining Company
Bill Straugh
Normal College
Broadway Clowns
Rocky Mountain College
Robert Gregg
Montana Veteran Placed in Mails
The Montana Veteran official VFW publication increased to 11 000 copies this week. Ronan post No 6652 led the 1948 membership drive with 101.6 percent of quota, followed by Circle post No 48813 at 76.86 percent and Harlowton post No 1551 at 75.66 percent. The Veteran is printed at the Examiner shop. Mr and Mrs George M Gosman drove to Butte Sunday.
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Montana Veteran
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Department of Montana
Ronan Post
Circle Post
Harlowton
Examiner
Veterans Affairs clarifies attorney fees and wage seizure rules
The VA states veterans need not pay attorneys or agents for VA monetary claims. Fees are paid by the agency from benefits, fixed at $10 for original claims and $2 for increases. Agents charging veterans risk penalties and loss of accreditation. The column invites veterans to contact the nearest VA unit for details and to submit questions.
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Veterans Administration
V.A
Eagles Still Lead Top Commercial League Standings
Eagles hold 15 wins 5 losses atop the Commercial league with Winn's Inc second at 14 6 and Tribune third at 13 7. High weekly scores include Pu year's 210 in singles Platt 560 series and Babe Smith 584 for Brundage. Upcoming schedule lists matches for Feb 16 17 and a Sunday tournament where Eagle lodge teams from Ennis were defeated.
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Eagle Bowlers
Winn’s, Inc
the Tribune
Eagle’s
Winn’s
iInc
Tribune
Paddock & Truro
State Bank
Bond Grocery
Lou’s Flowers
Tash Ranchers
Roberts Market
Creamery
Warner's
Platt
Babe” Smith
Brundage
Red & White Laundry
Roberts
Eagles
Bay’s
Butchers
Tashes
Lou’s Flowers and Bonds
Paddock & Tyro
Oasis
Men’s Store
Gosman’s
Eliel’s
Eagle Lodge
Ennis
Order
Auxiliary
Dillon
White family resumes Mary Ann studies in Salt Lake City
Mr and Mrs Joe White return from Salt Lake City where they take their daughter Mary Ann to resume her studies at Rowland Hall in the new term.
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Joe White
Salt Lake City
Mary Ann
Rowland Hall
Winn's Incorporated Name Taken by Store
Mr and Mrs Elmo Winn announce retirement and transfer of Winn's store to Floyd E Winn and Don Noble The business will be renamed Winns Tne and remains in Dillon Montana The Wnns have long operated the sizeable southwestern Montana establishment dating back to 1924 and will pursue hunting and fishing.
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Elmo Winn
Winn’s
Floyd E. Winn
Don Noble
Tne
Dillon
Winn
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Reddy Keowatt
Ing
Major Mar
United States
Montana Power
Montana
George M. Gosman
Betty Crocker
General Mills
Homecraft Bakery
Winn’s Incorporated
Dillon Botting Works
Greater Grocery
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Anaconda
Firestone Tire & Rubber Company
Eldon Noble
Utah Agricultural College
Belmont High School
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