Jack Huddle Fans Butterflies in Lexington Hobby
Jack Huddle, 12, pursues a rare hobby with a passion for butterflies in Lexington. He is the son of Mr and Mrs John Huddle and grandson of Lilian Free with many Dillon friends. The piece notes his zest for Lepidoptera and the interest it draws from family and local society circles.
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We Lexington Leader
Lexington
Jack Huddle
John Huddle
Huddle
Ella Free
Lilian Free
Dillon
Jack
Laura Lyons
Leader Society
Boy butterfly hunter moves to Lexington sparks hobby
Jack Huddle a 12 year old butterfly enthusiast moved from Chapel Hill to Lexington with his family to pursue his passion. He has built a 50 plus specimen collection including 15 16 perfect monarchs and six moths. He mounts specimens using careful methods and studies field guides and museum pamphlets. He has shown his collection at Renwick University School and Lafayette School and ties butterflies to punctuation marks.
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Jack Huddle
Jack
Lexington
Kentucky
Chapel Hill
N. C
John Huddle
Jean
Lilian R. Free
Chevy Chase
Lutz
W. J. Holland
American Museum of Natural History
Renwick
University School
Lafayette School
Beaverhead County High School Board Keeps Rental Fees
Beaverhead county high school board met Monday night and kept rental fees unchanged for public use of school facilities. Officers return to duties: Leonard A. Schulz chairman, Mrs. Harry Anderson vice chair, Mrs. W. W. Hawkins secretary. Audiences pay 25 for charged admissions, 5 for practice, 5 for music recitals with no admission, and free patriotic programs. Gymnasium charges 15 per game and 5 for practice sessions.
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Lloyd. Whipple
V.F.W
Beaverhead County
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Dillon
Elvin Thompson
Madison
M. J. Lott
Madison County
Public Lands
Walter G. Sagunsky
Workmen’s Compensation
Butte Hospital Notes For Jan 4 To Jan 9
Hospital notes list admissions and discharges at Murray hospital St James and related towns. Reads like a daily roster of residents from Dillon Sheridan Melrose Divide Twin Bridges Alder and Glen with names such as Arnold Shaffer Hobart Sneed James Arms Frances Eckland Grover Snyder Charles Bridges and Joe Mulkey among others.
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Divide
St. James
Grover Snyder
Murray Hospital
Charles Bridges
Twin Bridges
William Duckworth
Alder
Joe Spear
Dillon
Genevieve Buhrer
Glen
Nellie Murphy
Joe Mulkey
Business visitor Harry Bowne arrives from Dell
Dell resident Harry Bowne toured town today on a business visit, meeting local officials and inspecting commerce sites. He is reported to have discussed potential trade and investment opportunities with county merchants during his stop.
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Harry Bowne
Dell
Butte Visitors Included Three Local Women Today
Mrs. Roger Sweeney and her daughter join Mrs. John Conover as visitors in Butte, sharing a day of local interest and social call.
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Roger Sweeney
John Conover
Butte
Tribune City Lanes Bowl Champion in 1950 51 season
The Tribune tops the City Bowling Association Commercial league as 1950 51 season ends with Wayne Myers singles champion Ray Meg quier and Matt Taborski leading doubles. Team and individual leaders listed with high scores and event notes from Lou Esta Lanes and the next half of the season outlined.
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City Bowling Association
The
Tribune
Wayne Myers
Ray Megquier
Matt Taborski
Bramsman Radio
Big Dipper
Ben Redd
Tash Ranchers
Myers
Stanchfield
Nelson
Keglers
Warners
State Bank
Gosman’s
Eliel’s
Creamery
Winn’s
Roberts’ Market
Bonds
Bays Butchers
Eagle Bar
Paddock & Tyre
Men’s
Ray Greenfield
Axel Madsen
Commercial League
Winn's
Bay Butchers
P. m
Roberts
Coasters
Eliel's
Robert's
Bond's
Paddock &Tyre
Gosmans
State Bar
Red & White Laundry
Roxy Theatre
Dillon Feed & Seed
Skeets
Madden's. Independent League
F.W
Sport Shop
Harvey Appliance
Megquier Plumbing
Metlen Hotel
Lou Esta Lanes
Weddings Across Montana Bring Local Ties Together
Dillon readers note weddings of Fred A. Honeychurch and Ann Drovdal at Arnegard North Dakota with ties to Beaverhead and Missoula schools. Mary Lou Cooper and Henry Meine Jr wed at Three Forks, while Jeannie Fifield and Alfred Fidler unite in Livingston. A Westminster Fellowship gathering follows in January.
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D. L. Johnson
Shelby
Helming Named Chairman by County Commissioners
Harry Helming was approved as chairman by the county commissioners at a meeting that also reset welfare duties to the board. The session reviewed old age assistance, aid to the needy blind, and dependent children applications and adjourned after approving county reports and payrolls.
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Helming
Ian Giles
John Prohosky
Harry Helming
Ed Malensek
Ted Sivalow
Dora Smith
Board of Public Welfare
Board of County Commissioners
Dora E. Smith
Smiths' West Virginia Family Visit Recalls Ties
Luther Clyde and Hubert Smith returned last Saturday from a trip to their family home in Ronceverte West Virginia. The brothers described an enjoyable visit renewing acquaintances with relatives and old time friends.
Grace Memorial Church Weekly Schedule Details
Rev. Robert N. Johnstone leads services at 11 a.m. with church school at 10 a.m. and Mazie Davis as organist, George Brown directing the choir. The monthly pot-luck supper is Thursday at 6 30 p.m. Choir practice follows at 7 30 p.m. Public invited.
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Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Robert N. Johnstone
Norman L. Ovitt
George Brown
Mazie Davis
Sunday Mass Times at St Rose Church and Area
Sunday services listed for St Rose Church and nearby parishes include St Rose at 8 am and 10 am, Lima at 10 30 am on the first Sunday, Grant at 10 30 am on the second, Melrose at 10 am on the third and fifth Sundays, and Jackson at 9 30 am on the fourth Sunday.
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ST. Rose Catholic Church
Lima
Grant
Melrose
Jackson
Ranch Time Sheets for Social Security at the Examiner
A brief item notes time sheet records at the Examiner related to Social Security processing. It highlights routine administrative details and upcoming schedule considerations for 1930s bureau work.
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the Examiner
Local notices from Dillon area Jan 11 workshop and visits
Mrs M D Edson of Harlowton visiting Dillon. James McCashin of the Veterans Welfare Commission to be in Dillon January 11 and Lima later. contact employment office. Rife of Medicine Lodge in town Wednesday. Guests at Mr and Mrs Wilber Squires included Kenneth Larson family from Plainview Nebraska. Mrs Sophia Rogney of Bozeman visits. Squires host 12 ladies at coffee. Berg and Erwin Christiansen and Ras Hansen hosts at Sunday dinner. Ethel and Ed Anderson return to California after mother’s death. Merry Mixer club meets with 25 attendees. Know Your Child lesson given by Bessie Carita and Betty Doyle. Mrs Carl Holmen of Jackson visits with John Anderson and daughter Mrs Ethel McMains. Lutheran W M F to meet Jan 12 at Theo Bay home for annual business meeting with officer elections. Mr and Mrs Fred Woodside visit Butte. Mulkey patient here.
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M. D. Edson
Harlowton
Dillon
James McCashin
Veterans' Welfare Commission
Lima
Ihe Rife
Medicine Lodge
Wilber Squires
Kenneth Larson
Bobby
Jeanette
Plainview
Neb
Larson
Sophia Rogney
Bozeman
Squires
Berg Christensen
Erwin Chris
Tensen
Ras Hansen
Ethel Anderson
Ed Anderson
California
Lester Kurtz
Harry Andrus
Merry Mixer Club
Kurtz
Bessie Carpita
Betty Doyle
Carl Holmen
Jackson
John Anderson
Ethel McMains
Arene
Lutheran W.M.F
Theo Bay
Fred Woodside
Butte
J. B. Mulkey
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Hyer
Joe Smith
Milady
Idaho
Assor
University of North Carolina
Eastern Kentucky
U. S. Geological Survey
University of Kentucky
Joe
Cooper-Meine
Three Forks
Mary Lou Cooper
Henry Penn, Jr
John A. Elliott
A. A. Cooper
Henry Meine
West Yellowstone
Fifield Fidler
Livingston
Jeannie Fifield
Alfred C. Fidler
Frank C. Fidler
Louis L. Ortmayer
Sun Valley
Ellen May Guild
Westminster Fellowship
Presbyterian Church
Korea
Frank Bird
Billings
Montana
Montana Power Company
Dillon Real Estate Mart
G. A. Decker
H. W. Wheat
Capital
Columbia
RCA
DECCA
McGregor
Mercury
Montana Street
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