Beaverhead County Board of Commissioners Dec 1950 Session
Regular county board meeting in Beaverhead Montana held January 3 1950 with Commissioners Helm ing Giles and Scott and Clerk Thompson. Items included highway road work inspection authority to inspect county buildings and property for 1950, bonds and securities approved, blood pressure equipment purchase for county nurse and transfer of 4314.07 from bridge to road fund.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Harry Helming
Norman Giles
Parke T. Scott
Margaret Thompson
Iff
Paul Temple
Ralph Davis
Price Canyon
First National Bank of
Dillon
Federal Reserve Bank of
Minneapolis
Minn
U.S. Treasury
Giles
Scott
Helming
Mae Talent
State Board of Health
County Board of Public Welfare
Mary Jensen
Board of Public Welfare
Board of Commissioners
Beaverhead Chamber Elects New Officers
The Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce board met January 9 at the Museum building. Bob Watson was elected president with Frank Hazelbaker as first vice president and Freeland Mace as second vice president. President Watson called a directors meeting for Friday evening January 13 at 7 30.
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Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce
Bob Watson
Frank Hazelbaker
Freeland Mace
Watson
Fire Chief Vandergrift resigns after 17 years in Dillon
Chief O. T. Vandergrift of the Dillon Volunteer Fire Department will resign as chief at the April elections. He has served 29 years with the department and led as chief for 17 years, according to member notices.
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O .T. Vandergrift
Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
VFD
Vandegrift
Dillon
High Night Is High Bowler With 788 Pins
The mid season city bowling tournament ended Sunday with 22 winners and seven prize categories across team doubles and singles. Final team results list Creamery, Bond Grocery and Eagle Bar leading, while doubles top pair Steele and Hurd posted 1 277 and singles leader Hignight finished with 788 pins. Hank Hignight claimed the State Bar all events trophy with 1981 pins. Women's league results and upcoming schedules follow, including Skeets Cafe and Roberts Market matches.
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State Bar
Creamery
Bond Grocery
Eagle Bar
Gosman Drug
Trifbune
State Bank
Coasters
Steele and Hurd
Krukowski
Hinkley
Bell
Reed
Lasich
Hilger
C. Hale
B. Walker
Stone
D. Nelson
L. Schuler
J. Schuler
Hignight
Palmer
E. Tash
Vandegrift
Hughes
Green
Hank Hignight
Skeets Cafe
Feed & Seed
Roberts Market
Red & White Laundry
V. F. W. Auxiliary
Brundages
Big Dipper
Roberts
Skeets
V.F.W
Red & White
Dillon Feed & Seed
Commercial League
Winns
Gosmanis
Tribune
Bonds
Tash Ranchers
Eliels
Paddock & Tyro
Bays
Warners
Dillon Feed
Metlen
Bradley Electric
Oasis
Dillon Hide & Fur
Sport Shop
Montana Auto
Bramsman Radio
Quarantine Rules For Communicable Diseases Outlined
The state health board outlines quarantine policies for diseases including chicken pox diphtheria German measles measles mumps polio scarlet fever small pox and whooping cough. Quarantine duration and school attendance rules vary by disease and noted conditions for Beaverhead county houses.
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State Board of Health
George L. Routledge
Beaverhead
K C Quint to Play Eagles on Monday
Kansas City Stars junior Globetrotter team visited the B C H S gym in Dillon for a game with the Eagles quintet. The Stars won 86 to 61 as Lance Cujoe led with 23 points and Jim Johnson topped the Eagles with 17. The Stars tour the West Coast before meeting the Harlem Globetrotters in Portland.
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Eagles
K.C
Abe Sapperstein
Globetrotters
Chicago
Dillon
West Coast
Harlem Globetrotters
Portland
Trotters
Parnell Woods
The
Stars
Jim Johnson
Lance Cujoe
Lawrence Curoe
Netherley
White
Phelps
N. Y.A
King
Acuna
McLaren
Hinkley
Osborne
Dunnigan
Meade
Johnson
Bateman
Mooney
Hazelbaker
James
Wolf
Boka
Riggman
Davis
Patton
Taylor
Tyrand
Bagley Cougars
Pate Farmers of America
Hacking Sisters Visited Santa Cruz Cousins
Mrs. Peter Hacking and Miss Ruth Hacking of Santa Cruz were house guests of their cousins Mrs. Leslie Thompson and Miss Jean Bishop last week.
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Peter Hacking
Ruth Hacking
Santa Cruz
California
Leslie Thompson
Jean Bishop
VA reports large share of GI business loans repaid
The Veterans Administration announces that better than one third of the 112 582 GI business loans granted through October 25 1949 have been paid in full.
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Veterans Administration
Licenses Selling Fast In County Before Feb 1950 Deadline
In five and a half days since sales began, the county treasurer reports 600 license plate sets and 560 drivers licenses sold. Last year totals were 3,188 plates and 3,329 licenses. deadline for both is February 15, 1950.
Mass of NSLI policies issued to WWII veterans totalling $156 billion
More than 20 million National Service Life Insurance policies with a combined face value near 156 billion dollars have been issued to World War II servicemen and veterans over the past nine years.
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National Service
Insurance policies in force on October first 1949
Of the 7 190 000 National Service Life Insurance policies in force on Oct 1 1949 5 494 000 were term insurance The remaining policies had been converted to permanent forms of insurance.
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National Service Life
Bonner Urges Action on Montana Industrial Growth
Gov. John W. Bonner told the Central Montana Chamber of Commerce in Lewistown that Montana has potential for industrial development but needs action not talk. He pressed a broader rural electrification drive and a larger irrigation program with federal aid via cooperation with the Bureau of Reclamation.
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Montana
John W. Bonner
Central Montana Chamber of Commerce
Lewistown
Bonner
Congress
Bureau of Reclamation
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Ular
J. C. Ferguson
Farmers Union
W. G. Gilbert, Jr
Sher
State Bank & &Trust Company
Butte
Treasury
Royal
Chevrolet
GMC
Ontan Auto Sales
Watson Heads
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HIG Night
Creamery Cops
Steele
Hard
Examiner Printing Co
Jack’s Market
K. C. Quint
Oxford
the National Foundation For Infantile Paralysis
All Beavers
Deer Lodge
Beaver
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