Creamery Bowlers Triumph Over Eliels in City League
Dillon Creamery posted a 2621 series to 2474 as Eliel's fell in the City League at Ned Eva Lanes on Jan 12. Warner’s rose with a 2752 in beating Eagle Bar 3-1. Piazzola of Eagle Bar had the night’s top individual 538. Andrus Hotel swept Farmers Union 2619-2511. Harvey’s Appliance drew with Bond Grocery 2576-2507.
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NED Eva
Dillon Creamery
Eliel’s
Warner’s
Eagle Bar
Piazzola
Andrus Hotel
Farmers Union
C. Bay
Farmer
Harvey's
Bond Grocery
Bond
Harvey
Eagle
Bar and Eliel’s
Pali
Harvey’s
Creamery
Andrus
Metlen
Big Dipper
Gosman Drug
Tash Ranchers
McCracken’s
Tribune
Roberts
Buckingham
Newton
McCracken's
Coasters
Megquier Plumbers
Berger-Cochrane
Megquier
Ray Megquier
Mockel
Montana Motor Supply
Montana Motor
Gosman
Elks
Statement of truth by association president
The president R M Barrett of the association swears the attached statement is true to the best of his knowledge and belief. The document shows a total amount of $92690.50.
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R. M. Barrett
College President Outlines Plans At Assembly
President Rush Jordan spoke at Western Montana college’s winter quarter assembly on January 13. He outlined policies and future plans, continuing a long-standing campus tradition to acquaint students with the college’s direction. Esther Polette of Florence, a Western student and Montana 4-H delegate to Chicago, shared experiences from the national congress.
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Rush Jordan
Western Montana College
Esther Polette
Florence
Montana
Chicago
Editorial code of honor guides Dillon Examiner
A Dillon Beaverhead county newspaper discusses the duty to publish news and advertising, uphold editorial independence, and report public meetings fully. It defends free information, ethics, and fairness, noting the paper’s 1953 third-place editorial rating and commitment to dignity in reporting.
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Dillon
Beaverhead County
Examiner
State Press Association
Barrett Hospital Births and Admissions This Week
A son born January 6 to Mr and Mrs Ralph Harrison and a daughter born January 11 to Mr and Mrs Bennett Owen. Patients admitted during the week ending January 13 include S John Johnson Jackson Nellie McLaren Montana Gulbert Janice Roby Harvey Sells Timothy McGuire Norman Wines Dorothy Paskett and Ben Redd Jr all of DWon.
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Barrett Hospital News
Barrett Hospital
Ralph Harrison
Bennett Owen
S. John Johnson
Jackson
Nellie McLaren
Montana Gulbert
Janice Roby
Harvey Sells
Timothy McGuire
Norman Wines
Dorothy Paskett
Ben Redd. Jr
Dwon
President Rush Jordan to Attend University Meeting in Helena
Western Montana college president Rush Jordan will travel to Helena on Thursday January 14 to join six college presidents in a special executive council meeting at the University of Montana. They will discuss the job classification system outlined under the state personnel department.
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Helena
Rush Jordan
Western Montana College
The
University of Montana
Holt Funeral for Joe Holt Held in Dillon
Funeral services for 69 year old Joe Holt were conducted from Brundage chapel Dillon with Rev E W Goodrick of the First Baptist church officiating and with Beaverhead post No 20 American Legion providing military honors. Interment was at Mountain View cemetery. Born October 16 1884 in Bybee Tennessee he moved to Beaverhead county as a young man and worked as a barber in Dillon Armstead Dell and Lima. He died January 10 at the home of his sister Mrs Lydia Campbell 492 Thomson Ave. He was a World War II veteran. Survivors include sister Mrs Dee Conway and brother Ace Holt both in Tennessee.
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Joe Holt
Brundage
Dillon
E. W. Goodrick
First Baptist Church
Beaverhead
American Legion
Legion
Mountain View Cemetery
Bybee
Tenn
Holt
Beaverhead County
Barber
Armstead
Dell
Lima
Lydia Campbell
Thomson Ave
Campbell
Ace Holt
Dee Conway
Tennessee
ACP Accepting Late Sign-ups For Conservation Program
Chairman Arthur Bay of the Beaverhead ASCS office says though December 31 closed the initial signup for the 1954 agricultural conservation program, late requests are still being accepted pending available funds. Reports on 1953 practices are due Friday January 15.
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Arthur Bay
Beaverhead Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Office
Sockeye Salmon Eggs Taken From Flathead Lake In 1953
Walter M Allen of the State fish and game department reports nine million sockeye salmon eggs were taken from Flathead Lake in 1953. The eggs were incubated at hatcheries in Somers Polson and Ovando.
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Helena
Walter M Allen
State Fish and Game Department
Flathead Lake
Somers
Polson
Ovando
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