Tash Ranch Buys Champion Bull At Hereford Sale
Tash Ranch Company purchased the Reserve Champion Hills Promino 363rd at the Top Cut Show and Sale in Missoula. Grassland Hereford Ranch of Drummond bred the bull, with Harry Tash the buyer. The event drew buyers from four states and Canada, described as the largest Hereford sale between Calgary and Denver.
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Tash Ranch Company
Bull Hills
Promino
Missoula
Grassland Hereford Ranch
Drummond
Harry Tash
Calgary
Denver
Canada
Walking Blood Bank Honors Montana National Guardsmen
The piece praises Montana's National Guardsmen from the 163rd Infantry of the 41st Division for their blood bank efforts and wartime service across World Wars I and II. It lauds their long history from the Mexican border to the South Pacific and endorses Operation Pull-Em-In as a source of pride for young men enlisting.
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Montana
163Rd Infantry
South Pacific
41St
163Rd
United States
Blood Bank
Governor's party hosts social and dinner in Wisdom area
Aronson and Mrs Castles were honored at a social and coffee hour at Mrs Don Ansons home in Wisdom. Mr and Mrs Fred Hirschy hosted a dinner for the Governor's party at the Diamond Bar Inn with several guests. Early Thursday the group visited the Hirschy home for a ranch style breakfast before their departure.
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Aronson
Castles
Don Anson
Wisdom
Fred Hirschy
Diamond Bar Inn
Anson
Dick Hirschy
Mel McDowell
Jack Hirschy
Royce- Barth
Ed Leipheimer
Butte
Exam Examiner Dillon Examiners February 29 1956
Dillon Examiner reports February 29 1956 edition covering local news briefs, community notices, and advertising previews. Highlights include civic events, school updates, and upcoming public meetings as the town adjusts to midweek deadlines.
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Dillon Examiner
Aronson Foresees Welfare, Tax Reform and Resource Conservation
Governor J Hugo Aronson pledges continued welfare and recreation programs and state institution improvements. He vows tax equalization in practice, not theory, to ensure fair shares and no advantage for any taxpayer. Aronson traces public service from Cut Bank alderman in 1934 to Montana House terms, Senate terms, and election as governor on November 4, 1952.
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Aronson
Montana
J. Hugo Aronson
Cut Bank
Montana House of Representatives
Montana Senate
Treasure State
Dillon Council Confirms Highway Plan And Studies
The Helena council reaffirmed State Highway Engineer Scott Har and Fred Quinnell Jr with a delegation protesting a change that could divert tourists from Dillon’s business district. Officials cited a potential five to six year timeline for a 4 lane main route and a $64 000 paving estimate for a seven block section with city share of $16 000.
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Scott Har
Fred Quinnell, Jr
Helena
Paul Puyear
Dan Carpita
Eddie Hilger
Tom McGovern
Bert Cochrane
Town
Dillon
Lovell
Quinnell
Legion Birthday Party Set for Thursday March 8
Beaverhead Post and Auxiliary announce a joint meeting at 8 p m on Thursday March 8 to celebrate the American Legion 37th birthday featuring a large birthday cake. Initiation of new members and card presentations for five to 35 year members, followed by bingo, at the post clubhouse Glendale and Dakota streets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead Post
American Legion
Ed Swetish
Auxiliary
Legion
Bill Tayne
Post Clubhouse
Glendale and
Dakota Streets
City leaders consider traffic plan for Highway 91 route change
Mayor Lovell said delaying action on the Highway Commission proposal will help study safety impacts as traffic rises. The plan shifts Highway 91 from current path to run east from Montana and Helena to Atlantic, then south to reconnect with Atlantic at Glendale, aiming to divert tourists and ease hazards.
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Lovell
Highway Commission
Dillon
Montana Street
Helena
Atlantic
Glendale Street
Lima Reservoir annual report highlights finances and leaders
The Lima Reservoir reports earned surplus of 65 753 34 and total authorized capital stock of 1 100 000 shares at 3 25 per share. It notes a Beardslee Estate settlement of 5 250 and a 3 420 electric line payment plan, plus a pending conduit relining and unfinished telephone line project. Directors include Ray Martinell and Roscoe Cornell with nine officers and managers from Lima, Dillon and Dell.
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Lima
Beardslee
Vigilante Electric Cooperative
Mountain States Telephone Company
State Water Conservation Board
Montana
Ray D. Martinell
Dell
Roscoe G. Cornell
Dillon
B. A. Risley
Ray D Martinell
E. R. Gleed
John Briggs
Company
Ray Martinell
Oscar Gravely
Pascal J. Bimat
Joe W. Roe
Armstead
C. F. Peterson
Bernard R. Williams
Auto Collision Claims Dorothys Death After Surgery
A crash left a passenger with a broken arm a severe leg injury and four broken ribs. Dorothy suffered a broken jaw and other injuries and died during surgery. Her brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Dale Stinson rushed from Red Lodge to Fort Riley arriving late Sunday afternoon.
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Dorothy
Dale Stinson
Red Lodge
Fort Riley
Death of Dorothy Talent Stahl is mourned in Dillon
Dorothy Talent Stahl, 39, born in Dillon January 26 1917 and a former State Norman College student, died in an accident near Fort Riley. Her husband Judson Stahl a War Department officer and their son Jud, Jr. survive along with her parents Leo and Mrs Talent of Dillon. Mae Talent sister health nurse had traveled from Billings to Dillon to be with her parents but left for Fort Riley for the funeral. Funeral services will be held Thursday at 10 30 a m in the Chapel with interment in the Stahl burial plot at Fort Riley.
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Paul Stahl
Dillon
Mae Talent
Billings
Fort Riley
Quartermaster Corps
United States
Japan
Jud, Jr
Mrs. Stahl
Leo Talent
Stewart Burwell
Dale Stinson
Red Lodge
Billings Family Notice Details Kinship
A fragment notes kinship ties including an aunt named Mrs. John Coppin of Dillon and a relation in Billings, signaling a local family notice or obituary context.
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Billings
John Coppin
Dillon
Sidney Shafer Family List In Dillon Area
The obituary mentions Sidney J. Shafer and Adele of Dillon with two sons Donald and Wayne of Vernonna Ore. Surviving relatives include his brother Mrs John Shafer of Dillon and many Shafer siblings and in laws in Dillon Argenta Kellogg Butte and additional nieces and nephews.
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Sidney J. Shafer
Adele
Dillon
Donald
Wayne
Vernonna
Ore
John Shafer
Carl Shafer
Glen Shafer
Argenta
Dale
George Shafer
Henry Shafer
Kellogg
Idaho
Marion Christensen
Fand
Harry Bent
Forest Riley
Butte
Margaret Smith
John Knapp
Sunday services and prayer schedule at First Baptist Church
Rev. R W Goodrick leads Sunday school at 9 45 am and morning service at 11 am. An evening service at 7 30 pm and Wednesday prayer meeting at 8 pm are also listed.
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First Baptist Church
R W. Goodrick
Emerson as Lab Mentor in Student Conversations
A compact note describes Ralph Waldo Emerson’s approach to guiding students through dialogue in the laboratory and workshop, emphasizing reflective inquiry and practical experimentation to develop ideas.
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Ralph Waldo Emerson
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Hereford
Warner
Information Peaterson
Peterson
George Peterson
Beany
Rudolph Peterson
Sophia
Ooth
Jacobsen
Mrs. Thorn Page
Emmett
The
Montana Power Company
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