1940 B C H S reunion and local nuptials in Dillon
Class of 1940 alumni gathered at Pipe Organ Lodge for a 10 year reunion banquet with 23 attendees including Miss Evelyn Rimel and Class President Joe Taylor. Several marriages followed with Mary Drgnac wed to George F. Simon in Whiting Indiana and Jane Marchesseau to James M. Dodd in Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C.H.S
Pipe Organ Lodge
Evelyn Rimel
Joe Taylor
Stevensville
Ethel Jean Curnutt
James Prelat
William Hubbard
Eleanor Johnson
Dave McCauley
Emil Kamps
Doris McAdams
Dean Richard
Merle Schmittroth
George C. Brown, Jr
Robert Smith
Albert Smith
Rodney Smith
John Wedum
Robert Warner
Taylor
Davis
Hubbard
Kamps
Richard
Brown
Wedum
Miss Rimel
Missoula County High School
Syrause Uuniversi
Syracuse
N. Y
Marchesseau-Dodd
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Jane Marchesseau
James M. Dodd
Robert N. Johnstone
Frank Marchesseau
Polaris
James Dodd
Edward Clark
Erwin Marchesseau
Drgnac-Simon
Mary Drgnac
John Drgnac
George F. Simon
Whiting
Indiana
Sacred Heart Church
Beaverhead County
Dillon
James Simon
Anaplasmosis in Cattle How Serious and How Treated
Anaplasmosis is a blood disease spreading slowly in cattle. It causes rapid heartbeat yellowing skin decreased milk production listlessness and weight loss. It is caused by a parasite carried by flies mosquitoes and ticks and can spread via unsterilized needles. One fifth to one third of infected cattle die. Surviving animals are often fattened if feasible as meat and milk remain safe for humans. There is no vaccine yet and treatment options are limited though early treatment can save many. Space limits prevent more questions.
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America
Aldrin Tops New Poisons for Hoppers
A 26 state Denver meeting adds aldrin to approved grasshopper poisons alongside chlordane and toxaphene. Aldrin proves highly potent, with two ounces per acre killing 90 percent of hoppers, reducing chlorine needs and aiding war-influenced production. The group urges continued federal and farmer efforts, noting risk areas in northern Wyoming, southeastern Montana and western Dakotas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
Mississippi River
Illinois
Wisconsin
Michigan
J. H. Pepper
Montana
Bureau of Entomology and
Dakotas
Bride’s fingertip veil and seed pearl tiara described
The bride wore a fingertip veil and a seed pearl tiara, carrying an arm bouquet of white roses. Miss Marjorie May of Butte served as bridesmaid. After the ceremony the wedding party was served breakfast at the Andrus hotel dining room.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Giudici— Scott
Bobbie Jeanne Giudici
Carl Giudici
Daniel Curnutt Scott
Parker. Scott
Armstead
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Robert N. Johnstone
Charles Richardson
Jack Scott
Vivian Thomas
Phil Giudici
Marjorie May
Butte
Andrus Hotel
Butte Hospital Notes December Admissions and Discharges
The hospital log records daily admissions and discharges. From December 13 to 19, people from Dillon Melrose Sheridan Armstead Lima Twin Bridges and other towns are listed as admitted to St James or Murray hospital or dismissed from St James and Murray. Names include Margaret Reichle Floyd McGregor Warren Stone Albert Hager Della Weeks Rob ert Funk James Grose and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert M. Funk
Sheridan
St. James
James Grose
Melrose
Frank T. Gorman
Hugh Weyrick
Dillon
Della Weeks
Lima
Murray Hospital
John Ney
John Tietema
Rudolph Tomich
Bowl results and local student returns listed
The Rose Bowl saw Michigan defeat California 14 to 6. The Sugar Bowl finished Kentucky 13 over Oklahoma 7. The Cotton Bowl had Tennessee beat Texas 20 to 14. B C H S students returning to school Tuesday include George Clemson, Martin Jackson, Doyle Stocks, Nancy Wenger, Harold Peterson and Donald Peterson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
California
Kentucky
Oklahoma
Tennessee
Texas
B.C.H.S
George Clemon
Martin Jackson
Doyle Stocks
Nancy Wenger
Harold Peterson
Donald Peterson
New Year's Eve Festivities At Diamond Bar Inn In Jackson
A lively crowd welcomed 1951 at the Diamond Bar Inn with buffet dining dancing and fireworks. Jim Kenan Steve Schinck and Bill Donovan provided music and calling for square dancing as papers hats and confections circulated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diamond Bar Inn
Jim Kenan
Steve Schinck
Butte
Bill Donovan
Louis Hansen
Paul
Jim Kenen
Fred Nelson
Bob Jackson
Timothy Clifford
John Jackson Ranch
West Fox
Mae Sprinkle
West Fox School
Dillon
John Anderson
Dilon
Anderson
Ralph Huntley
J. Johnson
Big Hole
Bill Knudsen
Billings
Bud Knudsen
Benny Johnson
Friendship Club
Elvin Peterson
Jim Paugh
Bozeman
C. L. Kalitowski
Dale Strodtman
Dysart Gowen
Lois
Peterson
Great Falls
Dell Lloyd
Gene
van Sicklin
Alfred Peterson
Ralph Peterson
John
Harold
Delores Husted
Hazel Martinell
Robert Dansie
Barrett Hospital
Ruth
Beatrice Clemon
Maisie Wenger
Suzanne Dansie
Montana Education Board Names New Northern College President
The state board of education appointed Dr. L. O. Brockmann of Montana State College as president at Northern Montana College to replace Dr. G. H. Vandegbart. It also considered two candidates for the Montana School of Mines presidency and reached a compromise on a $5 million university building fund dispute pending approval by the state board of examiners. Tourism and travel data show Montana visitors spent and generated employment, with $65 million left by tourists last year and 3,449 jobs created, plus $1,541,689 in wages and $535,241,945 in 15 years of travel business gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. P. Spielman
School of Mines
Washington State College
Education Board
State Board of Examiners
Montana
Montana Automobile Association
Association
Montana Highway Department Sets 1951 Project Rollout
The state highway department reports 49 contracts totaling 8.16 million dollars to be finished in the 1951 construction season starting in spring. W. J. Leary notes over 10 million dollars of highway work was completed in 1950. Ralph Miracle announces livestock brand recir recording starts early next year with a full year to complete the filing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Highway Department
Department
W. J. Leary
State Recorder of Marks and Brands
Ralph Miracle
Montana
Civil defense urged in Great Falls and draft notices in Montana
Bradford urged immediate steps to set up a civil defense program in Great Falls. In Butte the January draft calls will begin January 5 with 340 Montanans and 85 more each week on January 12 19 and 26. Helena hosts an injunction over retirement age 70 for state employees with a February 28 hearing date as action to amend the retirement system proceeds. Marion Gleeson resigns to join the U S wage and hour division in Butte.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Man G
Bradford
Great Falls
Butte
Max Harris
Harris
Helena
Lewis and Clark County
Rae Smith
A. J. Horsky
John F. Basek
Capitol Grounds To Get Twenty Seven Curbside Lights
The state plans twenty seven curbside lights around the capital grounds next spring and will replace two large lights on the front steps of the capitol. The lights were removed during earlier stone work on the steps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Capital
State Board of Examiners
Capitol
Montana Sends 145000 1949 Income Tax Blanks
The state board of equalization announced mailing 145000 income tax forms to Montana residents who paid the 1949 tax. The early mailing aims to let taxpayers pay the state levy at the same time as their federal return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Board of Equalization
State Board Reports 160940.26 Collected From Carriers
The state railroad board submitted its annual report to Gov. Bonner showing 160,940.26 earned from public carriers between Dec 1, 1949 and Nov 30, 1950. The board held 68 meetings, considered 720 subjects, and held 36 hearings in 11 Montana cities on carrier applications. Senator J Fred Toman proposes amending fish and game law to allow set line cat fishing in Powder River as Yellowstone permits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Railroad Commissioners
John W.bonner
Railroad Commissioners
Montana
J. Fred Toman
Powder River County
Powder River
Yellowstone
Posden
Hatchery distributes 250000 fish in 1950
Skagaho state fish hatchery near Hamilton distributed about a quarter of a million fish during 1950. Retiring hatchery superintendent Eli Melton said the production was achieved despite improvements at the hatchery that curtailed operations during the year.
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Hamilton
Skalgaho
Here
Eli Melton
National Ski Championship Races Set for Whitefish March 3 4
The U S National Ski Championship returns to Whitefish March 3 and 4, to be staged on the big mountain just west of Glacier National Park. This marks the second time in three years the meet is held here, with races previously run in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whitefish
U. S
Big Mountain
Glacier National Park
Keep Montana Green program urged for rural fire prevention
A state committee on rural fire prevention recommends a Keep Montana Green plan to Gov. Bonner. The initiative would be sponsored by the junior Chambers of Commerce statewide and include a central supervising committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
John W. Bonner
State Committee On
Junior Chambers of Commerce
Brockmann Named President of Northern Montana College
Dr. L O Brockmann of Montana State College was hired as president of Northern Montana College on December 21 after the state board of education refused a hearing for former Northern president G H Van de Bogart. Subscribe for the Examiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. O. Brockmann
Montana State College
Northern Montana College
State Board of Education
G. H. Vande Bogart
Northern
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Yakima
Wash
Washington
Oregon
Shakespeare Club
Erwin Christensen
South Washington
Genevieve Albertson
T. S. Eliot
Mr. Beldon
American Foundation For Animal Health
Missoula
Mont
Kki
Newton
Trinity College, Cambridge
Ooo
Reed
Tsu
Marion Gleeson
U. S. Department of Labor
N.M.C
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