Beavers Win Close Week End Basketball Over Deer Lodge and Bullpups
Beavers snap slump with 48 47 win over Deer Lodge on Friday and 47 43 victory against the Normal Bullpups Saturday in a polio benefit at the college gym. Huntley led with 21 in the Bullpups game while Patton scored 15 for Beavers in the Deer Lodge clash. Proceeds totaled 85 33 with officials donating services. funds go to March of Dimes. Beavers to Whitehall next.
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Taylor
Beavers
Deer Lodge
Warden
Patton
Beaver
Davis
Feft
Huntley
Monson
McCullough G
Herbert Fu
Boka
Eesesssesseesseee
Patton Fu
Tomson
Coppin P
Hazelbaker
Brown
Rouse and Moffett
Rouse
Moffett
Wolfe
Lynch
Walter V. Grimes
March of Dimes
Whitehall
Mrs Doyle Finishes Seattle Visit With Family
Mrs J E Doyle returned from a two week vacation to Seattle Washington where she stayed at the home of her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Sig Norheim.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. E. Doyle
Seattle
Wash
Sig Norheim
Installation of Officers Is Held by I O O F
Diana Rebekah lodge regularly installed officers at the I O O F hall. Mrs Sam Cardinale became noble grand with an all female slate including Mrs Jack Thiel as vice grand and Miss Hazel Conger as treasurer. Refreshments followed and past noble grand pins were awarded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diana Rebekah Lodge
I.O.O.F. Hall
Sam Cardinale
Jack Thiel
Hazel Conger
LaMoineau
Betty Mussetter
Gladys Tait
George Williss
Ralph Davis
Clarence Sorenson
Frank Poole
Alice Nelson
Guardian
George Smith
Inside Guardian
Lee England
A. A. Schroeder
Robert Quackersbush
C. F. Murphy
Harvey
Wool Craft Program Showcases Montana Theme Weaving
Miss Agnes B Corrigan representing the Montana Wool Craft program exhibited weaving samples at Normal college. The state wide cooperative plan sources Montana wool, processes it at Angora Mill Malta, and aims to have handicapped Montana institutions weave. designs come from Montana college art departments with a western Montana theme.
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Agnes B. Corrigan
Montana
Normal College
Department of Public Welfare
Angora
Malta
Corrigan
Stella Bierrum
Furniture drive at Beaverhead high for district tourney prep
Beaverhead county high school students organize a furniture collection this week seeking used re pairable items. Davenports chairs card tables lamps and magazine racks are most needed. Phone 236 to arrange pickup. Repaired items will be refurbished by shop and home economics classes for Beaver Lodge recreation center before the district 16 basketball tournament opens.
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Beaverhead County
Beaver Lodge
Pascal Bimat Visits Dell Figure in Town
Pascal Bimat of Dell spent part of the week in town meeting locals and discussing business opportunities. He held informal talks and posed for photographs with residents before departing.
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Pascal Bimat
Dell
Installation of officers at Sincerity Rebekah lodge highlighted
Last Tuesday evening the Sincerity Rebekah lodge installed its officers for the year with Mrs. Claude Anderson as noble grand and Ralph Peterson as vice grand. Appointive posts went to Mrs. Hans Lauesen and Mrs. Emil Schindler, and refreshments followed. The march of dimes party plus local social notes and a fatal blasting accident near Jackson are also listed among town happenings.
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Sincerity Rebekah Lodge
Claude Anderson
Noble Grand
Ralph Peterson
Elvin Peterson
Dan Pendergast
Hans Lauesen
Emil Schindler
All Wisdom
Garf Pomeroy
George Helming
Amos Ferris
Odd Fellows and Rebekahs
Dillon
Rebekah
Betty Williams
John Husted
California
Lee Trolinger
Oklahoma
Clarence Olson
Wayne Stocks
Wisdom
Herman Peterson
Hlorge Prairie
Peterson
Jackson
Eda Shepherd
Anne Jardine
Ollie Krause
Rose Clemon
Rose Lapham
Flora Hirschy
Mrs Whitworth Elected Head of Auxiliary
Mrs Whitworth was elected head of the auxiliary at the convention with notable attendance from Beaverhead county. Among the attendees were Mr. and Mrs. Walter S. Jones Mr. and Mrs. Parke T. Scott and many others including Emmett Jones P. J. Bimat Harold Peterson and several Whitworth and Huntley families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead County
Walter S. Jones
Parke T. Scott
Sam Ditty
Emmett Jones
P. J. Bimat
Harold Peterson
John Sweeney
Edgar Williams
Roscoe Cornell
Norman Downing
S. Bean
Joe Roe
Jim Harrison
Norman Giles
J. H. Gilbert
W. G. Gilbert
Ras Hansen
O. A
James Barrett Dies or Movements Unclear
The fragment notes James Barrett in Dillon on Tuesday from Horse Prairie with no clear event or outcome.
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James Barrett
Dillon
Horse Prairie
Firemen Hold Successful Annual Dance at City Hall
Dillon volunteer fire department staged their annual dance later in the season this year but drew a large crowd to the newly decorated city hall auditorium. Sargent Orchestra provided music and all proceeds supported the museum building fund.
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Dillon Volunteer Fire Department
City Hall
Sargent’ Orchestra
Museum Building Fund
Hignight High With Rifle Score of 270
Henry Hignight led the Friday Dillon Rifle Club shoot with 270 points. C. Buckingham was second at 268 and Dale Strodtman third with 260. Other shooters posted scores including Fox 250 and Ballou 259.
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Henry Hignight
Dillon Rifle Club
C. Buckingham
Dale Strodtman
al Simon
P. Lasich
P. Cashmore
O. Sassman
Dr. Bell
Tayne
Cashmore
Fox
Johnson
Smith
Ide
Koenig
Ballou
Langdorf
Local notices from Dillon area residents and visitors
Henry Siefken leaves for Anaheim for winter months. Verne Stanchfield visits Wise River. Janet Henneberry visits Helena. Mrs Fay Marler arrives from Idaho Falls to see her parents. Marguerite LaMarche visits Dillon friends. Carl White from Wise River on business. Leo Truax and wife visit Lima. Dr. H. H. Scarborough to examine eyes at Andrus Hotel January 30 and 31. Harry Helming from Wisdom on business. Howard Beardslee from Lima in Dillon. Thelma Bean visits from Monida. Ras Hansen from Armstead in Dillon. Joe Puckett from Armstead in Dillon. Edith Ditty travels to Butte. George Myers and Clarence Wright visit from Lima. Mrs Parke T. Scott from Armstead to Butte. Davis Motor party to Deer Lodge for Ford parts meeting. Elks initiation follows. Donald Brown travels from East to Los Angeles. Everett Stevens becomes parent to a son January 19 at Barrett hospital. Son born at Missoula to Mr and Mrs Tom Pierce. Norman Giles and W G Gilbert go to Helena on business. Argyl Stephens of Wisdom visits the city. Mrs C W Jensen of Armstead visits Dillon. Mr and Mrs Charles A Clark from Lima visit.
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Henry Siefken
Anaheim
Calif
Verne Stanchfield
Wise River
Janet Henneberry
Dan Henneberry
Helena
Mary Leh
Fay Marler
Idaho Falls
Clayton Kennedy
Marguerite LaMarche
Melrose
Dillon
Carl White
Leo Truax
Lima
H. H. Scarborough
Salt Lake City
Andrus Hotel
Harry Helming
Wisdom
Howard Beardslee
Thelma Bean
Monida
Ras Hansen
Armstead
Joe Puckett
Edith Ditty
Butte
George R. Myers
Clarence Wright
Dillon Last Wednesday. Mrs. Parke T. Scott
Byron Sanborn
Claude Freeman
Davis Motor Company
Deer Lodge
Ford
Mr. Sanborn
Dillon Elks Lodge
Elks Lodge
Harry S. Tash
Donald Brown
C. W. Jensen
Charles A. Clark
Norman L Ovitt Completes Training In Salt Lake City
Norman L Ovitt of Dillon representing the Billings agency of Mutual Life of New York completed a company training school in Salt Lake City this week. Ralph H. Smith, manager, said ovitt earned invitation after meeting requirements to attend the three year training course for company representatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norman L. Ovitt
Dillon
Billings
Mutual Life Insurance Company of New York
Salt Lake City
Ralph H. Smith
Scout Council Meets with Incoming Commissioner
Mrs. Lewis D. Smith hosted members of the Girl Scout council Monday evening as the incoming commissioner in the area. Installation was held with Mrs. Roy Forrester Jr. as deputy commissioner and Mrs. Herman Peterson as secretary treasurer, while Mrs. Frank Tyre served as outgoing commissioner. Refreshments were served at the close of the evening.
Beaverhead American Legion Post Meeting Set
The Beaverhead post of the American Legion will meet at the firemen's headquarters in the city hall on Thursday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beaverhead
American Legion
Reichle resident Lars Kalsta visits city on Tuesday
Lars Kalsta of Reichle was a visitor in the city on Tuesday. The report notes his presence as a local short-term visitor with no further events or actions recorded.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lars Kalsta of
Reichle
Tuesay
Liquor Sales Dip At Local Store In 1947 Figures
Mer D. A. Galt reports a seven percent drop in 1947 liquor sales at the state store here from 1946 peak levels since the shop opened. National liquor consumption is down about twenty five percent, mirroring Montana’s reduced demand.
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Mer. D. A. Galt
Montana
Make It Yourself With Wool Contest Hits Butte
Mr and Mrs Harold Warner and several couples attended the Butte event with entrants led by Marcia Warner Dolores Davis Kay Whitworth Winnibel McMannis Bobbie Jean Giudici Molly Doyle and Mary Margaret Doyle. The sewing contest was sponsored by the women's auxiliary of the Montana Wool Growers association.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Harold Warner
H. J. Andrus
Jack Doyle
Marcia Warner
Dolores ‘Davis
Kay Whitworth
Winnibel McMannis
Bobbie Jean Giudici
Molly Doyle
Mary ‘Margaret Doyle
Women’s Auxiliary
The
Montana Wool Growers Association
State Rep Melton and Selway inspect sheep trade trip
State Rep. George M. Melton and George Selway returned from a tour of southwestern states and Mexico. They inspected potential sources of sheep for shipment to Montana and evaluated purchase prospects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M. Melton
George Selway
Mexico
Montana
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W. D. Tovey Dillon
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Hartwig
Cornel Wilde, Maureen O’hara
William Holden
Glenn Ford
Claire Trevor
Texas
William Holden and
Joan Caufield
Billy DeWolfe
Edward Arnold
Mona Freeman
Ann Sothern and
Barry Nelson
Maisie
FBI
Gregory Peck
Jane Wyman
Montana Power
Mrs. Whitworth
Hignight
Bulldogs
Ricks College
Rexburg
Idaho
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