Grazing Report Details Livestock Use on Beaverhead Forest
The annual grazing report shows 3 414 cattle and horses on Beaverhead National Forest pastures in 1949 for 126 666 animal months and 114 596 sheep for 256 213 animal months. Private land permits cover 759 cattle for 3 188 animal months with 13 crossing permits. Losses include 130 cattle and 889 sheep on forest land and 225 sheep to predators. Net usable forest grazing acres total 1 214 812 with 1 191 850 used for grazing. 22 962 acres closed for grazing or recreation. Private land within the forest reserve totals 26 854 acres.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neatthe
E. E. Redman
Superforestry Service
Beaverhead National Forest
Jury term opens with first cases in January
The 1950 jury term begins Tuesday January 17 with Judge Bennett presiding. Mrs Robert M Funk of Sheridan is visiting relatives here.
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Bennett
Robert M. Funk of
Sheridan
Bulldogs sweep Idaho in two game series at W.M.C.E.
In a two game set at W M C E gym the Dillon Bulldogs defeated Rexburg Idaho based Rick s College Vikings 64 44 after a tight first half. McGuire led Dillon with 12 points while Dalling paced the visitors with 13 points in the rematch the Bulldogs edged the Vikings 60 59 as Walt Anderson sank three free throws in the final seconds Glenn Dalling led Rick s with 18 points and Anderson 19 for W M C E. A 12 piece band and color guard entertained at halftime and a Lima Independents loss preceded the varsity action.
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W.M.C.E
Bulldogs
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
Ricks Vikings
Dillon
W.M. C.B
McGuire
McMahon
Lynn Durham
Vikings
G. Dalling
Hayes
G. Clark
Stoddard
Powell
Lawrence
A V. Dalling
Egbert
D. Clarke
Walters
L. Durham
Harrison
Oco
Estes
Stamper
Anderson
B. Durham
Gatcow
Goggins
Rector
Carl Davis
Eagle Bar
Artie McLaren
Bullpups
Eagles
Alesich
Jim Johnson HipErerates
Johnson
McLaren
Boka
Osborn
Dunnigan
Mooney
Hazelbaker
Leimbeck
James
Taylor
Stanisich
Mattix
Connors
Jacobson
Patton
Sweeney
Kusamoto
Bennett
Knapton
O’dell
Callaghan
Glenn Dalling
Dale Tash
Dick McGuire
V. Dalling
Estes Oe
Davis
Walker
Womack
Ralph McFadden
Jean Ann Fisher
Helen Jones
Butte
Lima Independents
W.M. C.E. Jayvees
Lima
Brown
Murphy
Renfro
Stosich
Hart
Mullaney
Goodman
Sloan
W.M.C.E. Bulldogs
School of Mines
Orediggers
Bill Straugh
Lindy Estes
National Forest Timber Prices Updated for Domestic Use
The Beaverhead National Forest revises administration costs for small sales effective Jan 1 1950. Domestic use dead timber is free due to beetle damage, while commercial use is priced at 1.50 per MBM for saw timber and 0.50 per cord for wood. Regulation S 22 governs sales to homesteaders and ranchers.
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Forest Service
Secretary of Agriculture
Beaverhead National Forest
Beaverhead Forest
Dillon man pleads guilty to theft of game birds
On Thursday January 5 Robert Gransberg pleaded guilty to stealing game birds from a Dillon residence in the spring. Judge Lyman H. Bennett sentenced him to six months in the Deer Lodge penitentiary.
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Robert Gransberg
Dillon
Deer Lodge
Lyman H. Bennett
District Court
School Board Sets 1950 Officers and Seats
The B C H S school board opened 1950 with an organizational meeting at the high school. Leonard Schulz was elected chairman, Mrs. Harry Anderson vice chair, and Mrs. Catherine Hawkins secretary. New members include Vern Stanchfield and H Edwin Rowe. The next meeting is set for February 6.
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B.C.H.S. School Board
Leonard Schulz
Harry Anderson
Catherine Hawkins
Christine Opp
C. E. Blinn
Vern Stanchfield
H. Edwin Rowe
Stanchfield
Wise River
Mr. Rowe
Armstead
New Plymouth Car to Go On Display
The 1950 Plymouth car with styling and safety upgrades will be shown locally and nationwide starting January 12. Watson Motor Co. announces new longer lower silhouette and streamlined lines visible from all angles.
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R. J. Watson
Watson Motor Co
New Plymouth
Plymouth unveils redesigned rear-penged eco nomical cars in new line
Plymouth introduces a restyled and lengthened rear section across its new line on Jan. 12, featuring a larger rear window, wider stance, simplified massive grille, and bold block nameplate with a colorful medallion. D. S. Eddins calls it value packed, blending beauty and performance with economy. The lineup includes Special DeLuxe and DeLuxe models with nine color choices and new instruments, improved safety features, and enhanced comfort.
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Plymouth
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House of David
National Guard—Co. G
W.M.C.E. Gym
Beaverhead
Bernice Sargent
Clyde ‘Mecham
Mines
Carroll College
Northern
Ricks
Walt Anderson
Vaughn-Ragsdale
The
Beaver Commission
Montana Power Company
Commission
Superintendent of Documents
U. S. Government Printing Office
Washington
D. C
G. A. Decker
H. W. Wheat
St. Idaho St
Dillon, Mont
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Eddins