Fund Drive Launched for Beaverhead High Band Uniforms
Beaverhead County high school's music department seeks funds to buy new band uniforms and renovate robes. Plans include a spring concert, district and state festivals, a riser build by shop class, robe dyeing, a Curtis Publishing subscription drive, and a February 28 food sale with further fundraising ideas like a carnival, rodeo concessions, or a benefit concert.
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Beaverhead County
Charles Grafft
Anaconda
Missoula
Helena
Music Educators of
Montana
Bierrum
Salt Lake City
Curtis Publishing Company
Glen Holman
Spokane
Dillon
Farmers Union
Famous Violinist Rubinoff To Play In Butte
Renowned violinist Ruben Rubinoff will perform at the Butte high school auditorium on April 23. He will showcase the Romanoff Stradivarius, valued at $100,000, and include Warsaw Concerto, Chopin polonaise, Gershwin Rhapsody in Blue, and Debussy Clair de Lune as solo violin pieces.
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Rubinoff
Butte
Romanoffs
Russia
Chopin
Gershwin
DeBussy
Butte High School
Montana parole ineligibility clarified by Attorney General
Attorney General Arnold H. Olsen states that a person with a felony conviction and a sentence exceeding one year in a federal prison is ineligible for parole under Montana law. The opinion was requested by Lou Boedecker, warden of the Montana state prison.
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Montana
Arnold H. Olsen
Olsen
Lou Boedecker
Founders Day Observed by Dillon PTA Monday
The Parent-Teacher Association marked the 55th Founders Day with a regular meeting in the primary building. Mrs. J Weldon Payne led a nominating committee. Miss O Reilly’s fifth grade class had the most parents present. a Founders Day Pageant Parents With a Purpose was staged.
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Parent-Teacher’s Association
J. Weldon Payne
William Straugh
L. E. Dieterle
Clifton W. McLaughlin
Ernest C. Nelson
O'Reilly
J. H. Gilbert
P.T.A
Cara Redd
Charles Johnson
Mills Jendresen
Dee Flitton
Isabelle Hartwig
Elaine Andersen
Hans C. Andersen
Monte Melton
Paul Boetticher
Carl Robertson
Francis Taylor
Lucille Weaver
Self Employment S S Tax Book Is Now Available
A new free social security bulletin titled Do Your Work for Yourself explains self employment reporting requirements and retirement survivorship benefits. It notes the 2 percent tax and that returns are filed with the Helena collector, with forms provided there. Allen Swain will hold a Dillon session Feb 29 from 10 to 12 noon at the Employment Service Office for inquiries.
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John A. Reed
Butte
Reed
Collector of Internal Revenue
Helena
Montana
Allen Swain
Butte Social Security Office
Dillon
Bonner Seeks Re-Election as Montana Governor
Governor John W. Bonner announces Democratic bid for a second term on Feb 21. He cites his record of achievement and pledges aggressive, honest, efficient government while protecting Montana's natural resources. Bonner was elected Nov 9, 1948 and took office Jan 3, 1949.
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John W. Bonner
Montana
State University of Montana
Bonner
Beaver B Team To Play Lima Cagers Friday
Beaver B squad will face Lima High School Friday night February 22 at 8 o'clock in the high school gym. This home game may be their last of the season. Dillon public school team and Lima grade school meet in the preliminary at 7. The Ty r and Bombers lineup includes Fred Rebich Pete Hilger with Jack Selway center and guards Bill Cottom Marvin Miller. General admission is 25 cents and the regular season ticket is not good for admission. Both teams have strong records and an evenly matched contest is expected.
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Ben Tygand
Lima High School
Dillon Public School
Lima Grade School
Tyr
Fred Rebich
Pete Hilger
Jack Selway
Bill Cottom
Marvin Miller
Dillon Bowlers Peak In Anaconda Western Montana Event
Eliel bowling team Dillon holds third in handicap team at Anaconda with 2754, while Tribune Dillon sits seventh at 2661. Rudy Platt leads singles at 638. Harry Tash contends. Platt tops doubles with Jensen 1123. Multiple league results and upcoming schedule noted across Vigilante Treasure State Commercial City leagues.
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Eliel
Dillon
Western Montana
Anaconda
Tribune
Jensen
Platt
Rudy Platt
Harry Tash
D. Tash
Bramsman
Stahl
Conger
Gosman
McGovern
Larsen
Treasure Staters
Dumke
Kamps
Cornell
Madden’s
Snack Shack
Watkin’s
Megquier
Metlen Hotel
Bay's Butch
Mont. Mot. Sp
Big Dipper
Gosman Drug
Harvey Appl
Elel's
Bond Gro
Roberts Mkt
Men's Store
Eagle Bar
Tash Rehrs
Winn's
Creamery
Winn’s
Brewer-Mockel
Berger-Cochrane and
Warner’s
Montana Doctor Receives Society Grant for Cancer Research
Mrs. J. H. Gilbert announces that the Montana division of the American Cancer Society has awarded about 4,500 to Dr. Muriel R. Loran of Montana State University Missoula for cancer research on mouse tumors. The grant honors Mrs. J. Arthur Hanford of Fort Benton, whose death from cancer Sept 19, 1951 prompted local fundraising.
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J. H. Gilbert
American Cancer Society
Beaverhead County
Montana
Society
Montana State University
Missoula
J. Arthur Hanford
Fort Benton
Hanford
Raymond E. Benson
Billings
Gilbert
Muriel R. Loran
University
Dr Smith to Open Dental Office Here
Dr George W Smith, former Gardiner dentist, takes over the practice of Dr F H Bimrose who has retired. Smith, a graduate of the University of Minnesota dental school, plans to open the former Bimrose offices in the Telephone block about March 1.
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George W. Smith
Gardiner
F. H. Bimrose
Smith
Minnesota University’ Dental School
Dr. Bimrose
Montana Fish and Game Commission Sets 1952 Seasons
The Montana Fish and Game Commission met in Helena on February 18 and 19 to set 1952 fishing seasons. The general season opens May 18, with printed regulations on legal waters available by April. Members present were Chairman E. M. Boyes Libby Elmer Johnson Glasgow William Carpenter Butte and Thomas Morgan Miles City.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Helena
Fish and Game Administration
E. M. Boyes
Libby
Elmer Johnson
Glasgow
William Carpenter
Butte
Thomas Morgan
Miles City
Beaverhead county calls public hearing on road emergency funds
Beaverhead county Montana calls a public hearing for March 5 1952 to consider an emergency expenditure of 18000 for road maintenance due to heavy snow wind and unexpected costs. Affected towns Dillon and Lima may share rural fire equipment during emergencies, and public auction of county machinery is planned for March 4 1952.
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Dillon
Lima
Montana
Beaverhead County
Harry Helming
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
Lima Rural Fire Department
County Yard
County Board of Public Welfare
Norman Giles
John Prohosky
Ed Malensek
Dora Schmittroth
Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
County Approves Transfers and Public Hearing on Expenditure
Commissioners adopt a resolution for a public hearing on spending. transfer $8,356.40 from bridge to road fund and $3,882.10 from tools and machinery to road District No. 2. Reports filed include county farm, payrolls, and social security time sheets.
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