Local Tungsten Push Urges Beav erhead Chamber Action
Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce directors met with President W. E. Fry and colleagues to back tungsten operations near Dillon. They plan monthly breakfast meetings with March featuring REA official David Hamil and note telegrams to Montana lawmakers to renew strategic minerals funding.
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Beaverhead
U. S
Montana
Murray
Senate
Lee Metcalf
House of Representatives
Dillon
Legislative
Waldron Boger
Howard Puyear
Dave Williams
Walter Albertson
Ted Hazelbaker
Advance Western
Robert English
Gosta Miller
Clark D’evelyn
W. W.hawkins
Sanitarian Leads Open Session for Dillon Cafe Owners
A Dillon meeting of twelve local restaurant leaders and sixteen delegates produced a two hour open discussion on sanitation and public health. Dr Poundstone chaired with Dr Juergens moderating cafe water testing talks and a panel of sanitarians, physicians, and state health staff present.
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Dillon
Dave Gallagher
Sanitarian
Poundstone
Juergens
Mary Carmack
Ken Read
Bill Wollschlager
State Board of Health
al Storer
Service Officer James Mc Cashin to aid veterans in Helena
Service Officer James Mc Cashin will be at the Montana State Employment Service office in Helena each Thursday to assist veterans with pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation education and other benefits under the G I Bill of Rights and veterans legislation.
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James McCashin
Montana
Local Dell News Notes Social Visits and Health Updates
Mr and Mrs Harold Peterson and son Bruce visited in Dillon Friday. Maurice Wolfe rushed son Harve to Dillon for a sprained arm treatment Thursday night. Stanley Cahoon and daughter Cheryl visited LeMont Robertson’s home Friday. Mrs Cahoon and Mrs Robertson are sisters. Margaret Ann Wolfe spent last weekend with her parents. Henry Fitter is back in Barrett hospital in Dillon. Elwood Larsen visited Dillon Wednesday. Angela Wolfe attended church in Dillon Sunday. Leon Bernard was a business visitor in Dell Thursday. Boyd and Dixie Briggs enjoyed a Dell 4 H skating party in Lima last week. Maurice Wolfe attended Lima St Rose Guild on February 5 at Mrs Bill Klucas’s home. Farm Bureau service plea for Lima Rural Fire Department telephone has had a weak response. Mick Doyle and family visited Jack Briggs Monday evening. Ben and family visited Rexburg, Idaho Sunday.
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Harold Peterson
Bruce
Dillon
Maurice Wolfe
Harve
Stanley Cahoon
Cheryl
LeMont Robertson
Barrett Hospital
Elwood Larsen
Dillon Wednesay
Angela Wolfe
Leon Bernard
Dell
Boyd
Dixie Briggs
Lima
Lima St. Rose Guild
Bill Klucas
Deil Farm Bureau
Goodman couple visiting Downing ranch on Rattlesnake
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Goodman of Butte spent two weeks visiting at the Downing ranch on Rattlesnake. Mr. Goodman helped feed Elmer Selway's cattle at the John Shaf ranch, and Mrs. Goodman is Mrs. Downing's sister.
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Downing Ranch
Jack Goodman
Butte
Norman’ Downing
Goodman
Norman
Elmer Selway
John Shaf
Mr. Downing
Western Students Present Programs For Several Events
The West ern Music department directed by Prof. Herald Jones presents multiple programs this month. The Jones Boys including Richard Evans Don Rosencrans Fred McNellis Ted Taft and others perform at Ennis for a Soil Conservation District meeting with Lynn Curley as accompanist. A Gilbert and Sullivan Mikado excerpts group led by Marjorie Tripp Hazel Thompson Martha Martineson Fred McNellis Richard Evans Robert Johnston and accompanist Sue Tribovich performs at Sheridan High School gym and earlier appeared for Ladies Night at the Dillon Rotary club.
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Western
Herald Jones
Frank Hull
Deer Lodge
Jones
Ennis
Soil Conservation District
Richard Evans
Don Rosencrans
Fred McNellis
Butte
Ted Taft
Cut Bank
Ed House
Darby
Gordon Galloway
Tacoma
Wash
Jones Boys
Lynn Curley
Anaconda
Sheridan High School
Soil Conservation Group
Dillion
President Steele attends teacher education meeting in Chicago
Dr. Herbert L. Steele president of Western Montana College of Education attends the American Association of Colleges for Teacher Education meeting in Chicago February 14 16. He will participate in three subcommittees Faculty Personnel for Teacher Education Physical Facilities for Teacher and Public Relations.
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Herbert L. Steele
Western Montana College of Education
American Association of Colleges For Teacher Education
Chicago
Steele
Mrs. Flores Returns Home to Dillon Convalesces
Mrs. Zella Flores has returned to Dillon and is convalescing at her Bates Apartments home after a December hip injury. She spent time in St. Peter's hospital in Helena before returning.
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Zella Flores
Dillon
Bates Apartments
Mrs Greenwood Returns From Europe At New York City
Mrs Winifred Greenwood re turns to the United States from a European tour and is now in New York City attending Trophagen School She will return to Western at the start of the spring quarter Father Florian spoke to the Newman club February 5 Uriel Cooper taught an education film to the Intervarsity club February 7 Mrs Stella Bierrum hosted the Art club and sponsor Mrs Mary B Emeric Tuesday evening February
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Winifred Greenwood
United States
New York City
Trophagen School
Uriel Cooper
Intervarsity Club
Stella Bierrum
Art Club
Mary B. Emeric
For Sale Alfalfa Hay and Tiny Spinets
Wantski offers 150 tons of alfalfa hay for sale in Glen Montana inquire of Howard Childs. Also two small modern spinets for pickup nearby both in excellent condition and available on easy payment terms write to Credit Manager Box 1989 Great Falls Montana.
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Howard Childs
Glen
Mont
Great Falls
Montana
Impound Notice for Trespassing Livestock in Beaverhead National Forest
Notice from United States Forest Service in Dillon Montana warns that all trespassing livestock on lands within or adjacent to Beaverhead National Forest from March 1, 1957 to February 28, 1958 may be impounded. Owners may reclaim animals by reimbursing gathering, impounding, feeding, pasturing, and advertising costs. unredeemed animals will be sold at public auction or private sale, or destroyed per Agriculture Department rules. Signed February 8, 1956 by W. E. Fry, Forest Supervisor.
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United States
Beaverhead National Forest
Montana
United States Forest Service
National Forest
Secretary of Agriculture
Dillon
W. E. Fry
Beaverhead County Seeks Bids for Legal Advertising Supplies
The Beaverhead County Commissioners invite sealed bids by March 4 1957 at 10 00 AM for legal advertising blanks stationery and printing needs. Bids must come from a Montana newspaper with year long publication within the county and a $250 bid bond accompanies the proposal with final bond of $5000. The board may reject any bid and the contract runs two years starting March 4 1957.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead
Montana
Board of Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Dora EK. Schmittroth
Board of Beaverhead’ County Commissioners
Dillon
Notice to Creditors in McLaren and Rowett Estates
In Beaverhead County Montana executrix Gladys M. McLaren files notice to creditors to present claims with vouchers within four months from first publication at Schulz and Davis Dillon Montana. Also administrator Frank C. Davis for John A Rowett Estate requests proofs within four months at same Dillon address. Publication dated January 28 1957.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
John H. McLaren
Schulz & Davis
White Building
Dillon
Gladys M. McLaren
John A. Rowett
Frank C. Davis
Electricity Replaced Horses by Great Falls Street Railway
The Great Falls Street Railway Company organized in 1890 used horses and a steam engine for motive power until it electrified its system in 1893.
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Great Falls Street Railway Company
Dillon city to auction 77000 dollar special improvement bonds
Dillon Montana Council will sell on February 20 1957 at 8 PM bonds for 77000 to finance storm sewers and bituminous paving in Special Improvement District No 17. Amortization or serial bonds allowed with interest up to 6 percent. Bids must include certified check 2560 dollars. council may reject any bid and sell privately.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Montana
Special Improvement District
State Board of Land Commissioners
State of
Phillip J. Lovell
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Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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