Dillon Merchants Back Jayceen Fashion Show in Dillon
Dillon merchants support the Jayceen spring fashion show planned for March 16 in the high school gym. Proceeds fund City Park improvements, including playground equipment and park facilities added last year by the Jaycees and PTA. Participating shops include D & L Jewelry, McCracken Brothers, M & M Dress Shop, The Toggery, and J C Penny Co. with Shirley Hunt and Joan McDougal on the entertainment committee.
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Dillon
Jayceens
Wilma McCart
Jayceen Park
Jaycees
D & L Jewelry
Viels, McCracken Brothers
M & M. Dress Shop
the Toggery
M. 4H. King Co
J. C. Penny Comany
Vaughn & Ragsdale
Shirley Hunt
Joan McDougal
Easter Seal Child to Lead 1956 Drive in Billings
Alice Ker, youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs Beatrice Parker of Great Falls, named Easter Seal child for 1956 by campaign chairman Fred N. Ugon of Billings. The four year old has a congenital heart condition and attends Easter Center Socialization School and therapy in Billings. Governor J Hugo Aron to present the first Seals sheet during the March 10 campaign kickoff.
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Billings
Alice Ker
Beatrice Parker
Great Falls
Fred N. ‘Ugan
Electric City
Henry L. Dike
Cief
J. Hugo Aron
Alice
Helmeet S.ate
United States
The Best in a Job Work at the Examiner Printing Co
The notice highlights the Examiner Printing Co as a top choice for job work, praising quality and reliable service. It emphasizes timely execution, competitive rates, and strong local reputation.
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The
Examiner Printing Co
DL Ranch Receives Prize Bull in Bitterroot Visit
Polaris News reports Harry S. Tash Sr visited Missoula for a stock sale and delivered an outstanding Hereford herd bull to the DL Ranch on Grasshopper. Mrs. Tash joined the trip to the Bitterroot valley while Jack Miller returned from the Veterans Hospital at Fort Harrison.
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DL Ranch
Harry S. Tash
Missoula
VA Hospital
Jack Miller
Veterans Hospital
Fort Harrison
Dillon
Fred Henne
George Gullecksen
Jack
Meeting Postponed at Polaris School House
Illness in families on the creek and conflicting dates forced the meeting at Polaris school house to be postponed from Tuesday evening February 28. Daughters of Wayne Blomquist spent last week with grandparents Dewey Marchesseault. Dillon visitors included Dwight Harrison and family, Earl Tash, Erwin Marchesseau, Lee Robinson, Andy Hays, Ivan Remely, Fred Mundinger, Mrs. John Judge and Clare. Ben Holland family returned from Dillon with daughters Margie and Sonja. Sonja released from Barrett hospital after weeks of illness. Fred Voss visited Polaris. Barry and Barbara Remely ski with Dillon skiers at the slide.
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Harry S. Tash
Bill Tash
Dave Hughes
Earl
Erwin Marchesseau
Baby
Butte
Alvin Roberts
Polaris School House
Wayne Blomquist
Dewey Marchesseault
Leonard Waldemar
Dillon
Dwight Harrison
Earl Tash
Lee Robinson
Andy Hays
Ivan Remely
Fred Mundinger
John Judge
Clare
Ben Holland
Margie
Sonja
Barrett Hospital
Fred Voss
Barry
Barbara Remely
Boy Scout Meeting Notes from Troop 64 at Andrus Hotel
Troop 64 gathered in the Andrus Hotel basement on February 28 for knot tying bandage practice and advancement work. Marvin Sprinkle served as scribe.
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Andrus Hotel
Marvin Sprinkle
Butte Livestock Market Steady Cattle Prices Reported
All classes of cattle steady with last week. Monday receipts total 745. Fed steers 15 to 15.50, fed heifers 13 to 13.50, young cows 11.75 to 13, utility cows 10 to 11.50, canner cows 6 to 9.50, bulls 11 to 14.50, veal calves 17 to 21. Stockers and feeders range from 9 to 19 for various grades with calves and dairy stock noted.
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Butte Livestock Market
Idaho Falls Livestock Market Report February Listings
Idaho Falls livestock prices february sales report shows sheep receipts 750 with lambs 17.50 to 18 per head fat ewes 7.50 to 8 and breeding ewes up to 18. Hogs receipts 297 with tops 13 and fat hog ranges 10.75 to 12.75. Cattle receipts 1,840 with light and grain fed steers 14 to 17 and veal calves 18 to 21, cows 6 to 12.50 and stock calves 14 to 19.
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Idaho Falls
Cattle market mixed as stockyards report slower trading
Los Angeles Union Stock Yards reports demand slackening for most cattle classes with about 1000 head more offerings than last week. Steers and heifers were plentiful and slow trading with prices down 25 to 50 cents, cows steady to 25 cents lower, hogs steady, lambs nominal, top steers at 18.75 per hundredweight for a 922 pound load, other steer and heifer prices ranging from 11 to 22.50, calves 12 to 20, sows and cutters mixed, feeder pigs at 16, and bulk hogs 13.50 to 14.50.
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Los Angeles
Louis Ruppert Dies After Short Illness at 55
Louis Ruppert aged 55 died Tuesday at Barrett hospital after a brief illness. Graveside rites of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints were held Friday afternoon at Mountain View cemetery. He was born October 18, 1900 in Pittsburgh and had worked on regional ranches for years.
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Church of Latter Day Saints
Mountain View
Louis Ruppert
Barrett Hospital
Ruppert
Pittsburgh
Penn
Youth transfers from Oahu to Beaverhead High
Karl H. Schwab, a Beaverhead county high sophomore, moved from an Oahu high school to Dillon Montana at the start of the semester. He rode rail from Seattle to Dillon, after flying Hawaii to the mainland. His grandfather Attorney John Collins accompanied him. Collins has made multiple round trips between Hawaii and the mainland.
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Karl H. Schwab
Oahu
Beaverhead County
Karl
Herman Schwab
Dillon
John Collins
Hawaii
Seattle
U. S
Attorney Collins
Herman
Marguerite
Farmers Union Meeting at Bond Local Held at Nelson Schoolhouse
Members of Bond Local of the Farmers Union held a regular meeting last Friday night at the Nelson school house. The committees arranging entertainment and refreshments included Mr and Mrs Wilber Tash, Mrs Lillis Albers, and Mrs Addie Morrison. County Agent Ed Atkins spoke to the gathering.
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Bond
Farmers Union
Nelson School House
Wilber
Tash
Lillis Albers
Addie Morrison
Ed Atkins
DeMolays and Dads Dinner Program Highlights
DeMolay members and their fathers attend a buffet dinner at the Masonic lodge rooms. Boone Sparrow offers the blessing, David Watt discusses the order and founder, and Lambert Eliel is introduced for the Hasoff award. Lou Brundage plays piano as Rev. John Hay speaks on father and son relations. Certificates of membership are presented by Dr. R. J. English to six members, plus a Past Master Counselor's pin to George Saito.
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Masonic Lodge
Mother’s Club
Dick Roberts
Boone Sparrow
David Watt
Lambert Eliel
Bob McLaren
Lou Brundage
John Hay
R. J. English
Bill Williss
Bill Garrison
John Hollensteiner
Bill Sanborn
Dean Stanchfield
Dallas Bostwick
Stuart Bay
George Saito
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Dillon Merchants
Jayceen
Hereford Bulls
I. Co. ‘Seidensticker
Twin Bridges
Montana
Polaris News
Dillon Examiner
Remely
Wmce Bulldogs
Lake County
All-Stars
Wmce Gymnasium
Beaverhead
Twin Bride
Sky
North
Idaho
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