Madison Valley group seeks fishing rule changes for Madison river
A two man Madison Valley Rod and Gun club delegation asked Montana Fish and Game at the February meeting to close Madison river to fishing from the Ennis bridge to Ennis lake until June 15 with markers 300 feet offshore then open June 15 to November 14. They proposed winter fishing December to February with a fifteen fish limit and only three trout, plus season dates and limits for Cliff and Hidden lakes and Ennis lake.
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Madison Valley Rod and Gun Club
Madison River
Ennis Lake
The
Montana Fish and Game Department
H. J. Goetz
Madison Valley Club
E. M Combs
March Commission
Ennis Bridge
Hutchins Bridge
Cliff Lake
Hidden Lake
Twin Bridges Rifle Team Beats Dillon At City Hall Range
Twin Bridges rifle club defeated Dillon 2191 to 2152 at City Hall basement range on Feb 16 in a six man prone hitting kneeling offhand match. Sei densticker led visiting team with 381 total. Dillon’s top scorer was Boyd Koenig with 373.
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Twin Bridges Rifle Club
Dillon Club
City Hall
Dr. Seidensticker
Boyd Koenig
Dillon Marksman
Pr. St. Knl. O H Ttl. Seidens’tk’r
Reynolds
Stark
Bridges
Clark
Dorris
Dillon— Sassman
Koenig
LaFay
Rosenall
Hignight
Cashmore
Bowlers Across Leagues See Tight Standings And High Scores
In this period all leagues show tight battles with Eliel's and Roberts tied for lead in Commercial. Eagle Bar tops three game and team highs while individual highs go to Schmittroth and Brundage with 579 each. State Barmaids win in women's league as Skeets Cafe moves up. Next week schedules list matches across Commerce Independent and Women leagues.
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Eliel’s and Roberts
Market
Eagle Bar Keglers
Eliel’s
Louie Schmittroth
Heisy Brundage
Wally Boger
Scotty Graham
Huel’s and Roberts
Gosman’s and Tash Ranchers
Tribune
Winn’s
Big Dipper
Paddock & Tyro
Men’s Store
Bonds
State Bank, Warners and Creamery
Eagle Bar
Bay’s Butchers
Coast To Coast
Arvey Appliance Keglers
Sport Shop
V.F.W
Megquier Plumbing
Bramsman Radio
Lou Esta
Metlen Hotel
Ben Redd
Chevrolet
Vince Schmittroth
Dave Sorenson
State Barmaids
Skeets Cafe
Skeetsbashers
Madden’s Bar
Roxy Theatre
Roberts Market
Dillon Feed & Seed
Red & White Laundry
State Bar
Ruth Greenfield
Monte Stone
Commerce League
Paddock & Tyre
Eliel's
Warners
Roberts
State Bank
Tash Ranchers
Gosman's
Creamery
Bond's
Skeet’s
Madden’s
V.ew
I Metlen Hotel
Harvey Elec
Bramsman
Women’s League
Red & White
Dillon Feed
Madden's
Commercial League
Warner's
Bay Butchers
Tash Ranch
Bond’s
First Lutheran Church Service and Programs Schedule
First Lutheran Church announces worship every Sunday at 11 a.m. with Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. Confirmands meet Thursdays at 7 p.m. Choir rehearsal begins at 8 p.m. LS.A. holds services on the first and third Sundays at 5 p.m. under Pastor B. M. Alstad.
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First Lutheran Church
B. M. Alstad
Benefit Game At W M C E Gym Brings Harlem Globe Trotterettes
A charity basketball game will be played Wednesday March 7 at 8 15 pm in the W M C E gym between the Eagle Bar Independents and the Harlem Globe Trotterettes a Negro girls team. Funds raised support cancer and polio drives. Key player Bertha Dodds stands 6 1 and is noted as a top colored softball pitcher. Other stars include Bernice Marshall Obhie Wells Jo Nichols June Simmons Helen Barr and Ruth Mason.
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W.M.C.E. Gymnasium
Eagle Bar Independents
Harlem Globe Trotterettes
Bertha Dodds
Bernice Marshall
Obhie Wells
Jo Nichols
June Simmons
Helen Barr
Ruth Mason
Square Dance Festival Planned for March 10 in Dillon
The Dillon City Hall hosts the annual Farm Bureau square dance festival on Saturday March 10 with Riversiders providing music. Events include open contests for the public and county cash prizes for best square dance sets by youth groups and 4-H clubs. A pot luck lunch follows the midnight meal and dancing begins at 9 30 with no admission charge.
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Farm Bureau
Dillon
Riversiders
FFA
FHA
Bozeman
Gallatin County
County Farm Bureau
Clarkston Spain
State Farm Bureau
Geo. Gosman
J. Brenner
Art Bay
Jackson Farm Bureau
Ogden and Butte anglers fined for fishing in closed waters
Deputy Game Warden Orville Lewis arrested Charles Dunn Rod Dunn Denton Matthews John Hoffman all from Ogden Utah and William B and Ben Corin of Butte last Sunday for fishing in closed waters. The two groups fished in Horse Prairie creek and Poin dexter slough and were fined 27.50 dollars each in Judge George Bakers court.
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Orville Lewis
Charles Dunn
Rod Dunn
Denton Matthews
John Hoffman
Ogden
Utah
William B
Ben Corin
Butte
Horse Prairie Creek
Poindexter Slough
George Baker
M F Second and Fourth Fridays Welcome Readers
A brief notice invites all to join gatherings on the second and fourth Fridays. The column extends a hearty welcome to every reader and member of the community.
Dillon Beavers Fall in Divisional Class B Roundup
Dillon Beavers lost to Hardin 44 33 in the first round of the divisional Class B tournament at Laurel. Anaconda Saints defeated Roundup 53 29, then Dillon beat Roundup 59 31 while Anaconda beat Hardin 48 44. In the semi finals Dillon beat Big Timber 44 36 and then lost to Hardin 46 2. Anaconda took Laurel 44 39 and Laurel beat Hardin 44 41 for second place. Floyd Vandegrift led Dillon with 46 points, Joe White and Bob Rouse with 35 each in four games.
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Dillon
Laurel
Anaconda Central
Beavers
Hardin
Anaconda Saints
Roundup
Anaconda
Har
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Madisonians
Bertram Haigh
Horn
A. H. Hartwig
Beaverhead County High School
TB. Rifles
Southwestern
Montana
Eliel
Eliel Brothers
Lambert Eliel
Tru Maid Rayon
Tru Maid
Jacquard
Chambray
Women’s Society
Women’s Society of the
Methodst Church
Rochester
New York
Marion Pyeatt
G. W. French
Ed Knox
Square Dance Festival
Washington
Harry Byrd
Virginia
Montana Power Company
Beaver Cage Squad
Louis Piazzola
John Hildreth
O. T. Vandegrift
Leonard Schulz
Pipe Organ Lodge
Clyde Mecham, Mer
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