Beavers Fall In Tough Conference Road Losses
Beaver men drop two close games in a busy weekend, 48 45 to Cathedral Helena and 53 45 to Central Anaconda. Baker orca hit four straight late field goals for Cathedral while Murphy was held to two field goals and a free throw by Beaver defense. Center George Scott and guards stymied Central’s top scorer, but Dillon remained short-handed with Featherly sidelined by a fractured finger.
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Beavers
Greenies
Helena Cathedral
Saints
Anaconda
Central
Beaver Gym
Helena
Cathedral
Beaverhead County
Baker
Dillon Boys
Rod’ Bluechel
George Scott
Saint Pete's
Deer Lodge
Murphy
Dillon
Beaver
Bill
Tom Mitchell
George Featherly
Whitehall
Mitchel
Nettik
Mitchl
Mues
Bluechel
Munday
Miss Ebeltoft Is Honor Guest at Bridal Shower
Miss Phyllis Ebeltoft, bride-to-be of Robert Casperson, attended a bridal shower at Ernest F. Pewe’s Kentucky avenue home hosted by Mrs. Charles Casperson. Eighteen guests played games, enjoyed refreshments, and opened gifts with centerpieces from Hawaii. Ebeltoft, a WMCE student, traveled from Dunn Center North Dakota to Nome Alaska for the wedding.
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Phyllis Ebeltoft
Robert Casperson
Kentucky Avenue
Ernest F. Pewe
Charles Casperson
Hawaii
Lambert Ebel
Ebeltoft
WMCE
Dunn Center
N. D
Nome
Alaska
Jackson News Ice Skating Party and Local Happenings
Upper grade students enjoyed an ice skating party and a wiener roast Thursday evening. Johnny Burton attended as an out of town guest. John Dooling and daughter Janet traveled to Los Angeles by plane to attend a death in the family. Miss Marlene Franks resumed teaching after illness. Newcomer Thomas M Clemow Jr born January 3 welcomed to the community. Local residents attended GOP Women’s luncheon in Butte. Several families' weekend activities and travel noted, including weddings, funerals, and visits. Ski touring thrill seekers impressed locals as road conditions hindered the ski hill. Jackson Rural Fire Department to hold annual officer election Thursday at 8 PM.
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Jackson School
Johnny Burton
Christian Science Sunday Life Lesson Emphasizes Health
The Sunday lesson on Life will feature accounts of Christ Jesus healing the centurion’s servant and stress the power of God to sustain life. Correlative passages from Science and Health argue Jesus did not seek health laws or drugs but understood life as immortal and indivisible.
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Christian Science
Mary Baker Eddy
Jesus
Mrs Williams Recovers from Pleural Attack at Barrett Hospital
Mrs. Mary Williams is reported to be about well from an attack of pleurisy and has been under treatment at Barrett Hospital for the past several days.
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Mary Williams
Barrett Hospital
Elks Youth New Year Eve Party a Smash Hit
Dillon Elks Lodge hosted a New Year’s Eve party for about 200 teenagers chaired by Edgar Williams. Youths praised the event as delightful and thank you notes poured in to the lodge committee for the success and planning lessons learned.
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Dillon Elks’ Lodge
Edgar Williams
Sey
Mrs Wheat Visits Bozeman Family During Holidays
Mrs Lillian Wheat of Bozeman visited with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Don Wheat during the holiday season.
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Lillian Wheat
Bozeman
Don Wheat
Rest Period For Your Poinsettia
U S Department of Agriculture scientists note poinsettias drop leaves after blooming as part of a normal rest period lasting until about May. With care the plant can bloom again next year. After leaves fall place in a cool 40 to 60 F and water sparingly. repot in loam manure and leaf mold, water to keep soil from drying, and provide drainage. Move outdoors in late August to full sun or light shade, return indoors when nights cool, keep about 60 to 65 F with good light and air, regular watering, weekly liquid manure, and keep in darkness at night to ensure proper flowering. Frost and drafts can harm the plant.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
Teaphol stering workshop sign up notice
Community members may join a Teaphol stering workshop from January 26 to 31 by contacting the Extension Office before Thursday January 12. Materials must be estimated and ordered. Attendance is open to all until room capacity is reached with priority for early sign ups.
Red Cross First Aid Classes Open in Dillon
Red Cross first aid courses begin Wednesday January 25 at 7 30 to 9 30 pm in the Vigilante Building Dillon Extension Office asks attendees to notify by January 16 to order course books at sixty cents lessons run each Wednesday for nine weeks to complete the course
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Red Cross
Vigilante
Dillon
Depreciation Methods For Farmers Under Declining Balance
Farmers may use the declining balance method for depreciation on new machinery to accelerate write offs in early years and retain flexibility in taxable income. Net operating losses can be carried back two years and forward five, with Form 1045 available for quick adjustment if a carryback yields a tax refund, due by December 31, 1956. Casualty and theft losses are deductible in the year sustained or discovered and not limited to business losses.
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District Director of Internal Revenue
Helena
Melrose 4 H Thimblers Meet
Vice President Jean Marie Connor called the Melrose 4 H Thimblers to order at 7 45. The roll noted members leaving 4 H and new signs. Members will bring used greeting cards for shipment to Boulder and Shodair. First aid skits planned for February meeting. Ila Kaye Coles demonstrated taking a temperature. Reporters noted. Jannette Keene and Joyce Barney performed a safety skit. Still Pond game played.
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Jean Marie~ Connor
Connor
Boulder
Shodair
Bev Davis
Jannette Keene
Joyce ‘Barney
Ila
Kaye Coles
Fire Department Stands By As Furnace Re lit
The oil furnace at the Phil Brown home on 512 South Rife Street re lit last Thursday morning after going out during the night. Fire personnel stood by with equipment ready due to smoke and fumes until the hazard passed.
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Phil Brown
South Rife Street
Dillon speller Carol Dyer wins local bee title
Carol Dyer of Dillon captured first place in the spelling bee televised by a Butte station. Janice Brennick and Tracie Wheat finished second and third respectively.
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Carol Dyer
Dillon
Butte
Janice Brennick
Tracie Wheat
Tax relief guidance for farmers and businesses
Notice explains how casualty losses may create a net operating loss that can be carried back two years or forward five. It promotes IRS and Federal Extension Service booklets on income tax and self employment tax for farmers, available free at the county extension office.
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Revenue Service
Offic
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Miss Ebeltoft
Jackson News
Los Angeles
John. Dooling
Janet
California
Mr. Dooling
Marlene Franks
Lima
Thomas M. Clemow, Jr
Tom Clemon
GOP
Fred Hirschy
Jack Hirschy
Mel McDowell
Allen Dansie
Rex Henningsen
Richard
Bud Lapham
Sandy
Dana Andreasen
Lapham
Stine
Richard Shepherd
Carol Robinson
Dean Keyser
Keith Boetticher
Melrose
Mr.Boetticher
Diane
Carol
Willa Andreasen
Western Montana College of Education
Jackson
Mother Nature
Kenny Krause
Warren Henrie
Fire Department
Roy Jackson
Jackson Rural Fire Department
Elks
Mrs. Wheat
By Lura B. Penwell
ED Atkins
Thimblers
H & S Refrigeration Co
E.glendale
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