Kiwanis Dinner Honors Guests at Andrus Hotel
Waldron Boger, newly installed president, chaired last Wednesday's Kiwanis dinner at the Andrus hotel. Guests included Walter Brundage, George Brown, Howard Puyear and George Ward while Lloyd Davis, Matthew Taborski and Ray Megquier were welcomed as new members and pinned by the Past President.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waldron Boger
Kiwanis
Andrus Hotel
Walter Brundage
George Brown
Howard Puyear
George Ward
Lloyd Davis
Matthew Taborski
Ray Megquier
Kiwanis Club Names Officials and Plans Tournament
Paul Puyear received the past president's pin from President Boger. Matt Taborski was appointed chairman of the inter-club bowling tournament committee and will begin forming plans for a Kiwanis tournament. Puyear provided entertainment at last Wednesday's meet with a film on the Korean War titled The First Forty Days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Puyear
Boger
Matt Taborski
Whitworth Named Vice President of Montana Stock PCA
S E Whitworth of Dillon was named vice president of the Montana Livestock Production Credit Association at the 17th annual stockholders meeting in Butte last Saturday. John Arnold of Birney was reelected president. Whitworth urged conservative lending policies to ensure financing remains available when stockholders need credit as markets were high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
SS. E. Whitworth
Dillon
Montana Livestock Production Credit Association
Butte
John Arnold
Birney
Whitworth
Board of Directors
Births and admissions at Barrett Hospital report
Births include a son to Mr and Mrs Don Merrell of Lima on January 18 and a son to Mr and Mrs Francis Mooney of Lima on January 23. Admitted are Mrs James Prelat and Shirley Rebich Dillon Ole Heggelund and Benjamin Van Houtin Wisdom Elza Franks Lima Clyde Collard Melrose and H B Pleasant Blackfoot Idaho. Dismissed are Mary Redmond Norman Wynes Eddie Harrington Master James Roberts Robert Beckman and Mrs Oleon Williamson Dillon. Mr H B Pleasant of Blackfoot Idaho admitted after a serious auto crash north of Lima. the other vehicle occupant John Bosinden was killed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Beckman
Oleon Williamson
Dillon
Don Merrill
Lima
H. B. Pleasant
Blackfoot
Idaho
Barrett Hospital
John Bosinden
Accient
George Helmin
Jack Hurley Returne
San Diego
Wisdom Women’s Club
Roy Oliver
Ole Heggelund
Len Smith
D. E. Anson
Butte
Raymond Johnson
Tom Williams
California
Lynn
Stevie
Dell Lloyd
Lloyd
Charles Pilgrim
Ralph Huntley
Jackson-Dillon
Fred Hirschy
Vera Walcley
Sacramento
Calif
Chris Rasmussen
Clarence Helming
Walchley
Stewart Capehart
Claude Anderson
Maryellen
Peter Rasmussen
Hamilton
Harold Capehart
William Schulz
Peter Rasmuss
Trudy
Edward Glassey
Deer Lodge
Chet Bruns
Jackson
Wisdom
Jack Hurley
Bruns
Hagen
Baker
Stayner
Lauesen
Esta Husted
Robert Peterson
Fred Nelson and Sons
Earl van Houtin
Townsend
Ben van Houtin
Bill Parish
Earl
van Houtin
D. M. Fife
Sal‘mon
Luke Ward
Big Hole Basin
Oklahoma
James Lyon
Big Hole
Veterans' Counsellor to Visit Dillon for Veteran Advice
James McCash of the Veterans Welfare Commission will be at Dillon in the state employment service offices tomorrow January 25 offering free advice and counseling on veterans problems to service members and veterans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Veterans
James McCashin
The
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dillon
State Employment Service
Furnish to Lead State Hatchery at Somers
Edward R. Furnish, longtime hatcheryman at the Big Timber hatchery, will become foreman of the Montana state hatchery at Somers, replacing Frank Marcoe who retired January 1. Greenfields Doubles Here. Mixed doubles champions at Lou Esta Lanes were Mr. and Mrs. Ray Greenfield with 1547, followed by M. and H. Dallman and D. and D. Heffren of Butte. Dillon teams led the Treasure State bowling tournament in Butte as Tribune and Big Dipper posted strong scores. Independent and women's leagues feature high team and individual efforts, with standings, high three-game series, and forthcoming schedules listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Edward R. Furnish
Big Timber Fish Hatchery
Somers
Montana Fish and Game Department
Furnish
Frank Marcoe
Lou- Esta
Ray Greenfield
H. Dallman
D. Heffren
Butte
Dillon
Vera Melvin
A. McLaren
Malcolm Stones
the Tribune
Big Dipper
Sam Langdorf
Emil Kamps
Eliel’s
Tash Ranchers
Warner’s
Gosman’s
Tribune and State Bank
Roberts
Coast To Coast
Winn’s
Bond's
Men's Store
Creamery
Bay’s Butchers and Paddock & Tyro
Eagle Bar
Paddock & Tyro
Roscoe Cornell
Harvey Appliance
Sport Shop
Bramsman Radio Five
Bramsman’s
Lou Esta
Medlen Hotel
Ben Redd Chevrolet
Megquier Plumbing
V.F.W
Dumke
State Bar
Skeets
The
Madden’s Bar
Roxy Theatre
Roberts Market
Elsie Cornell
Minnie Paddock
Commercial League
Paddock & Tyre
State Bank
Tribune
Bay’s Butchers
Warner's
Madden’s
Dillon Feed & Seed
Skeets Cafe
Red & White Laundry
Bramsman Radio
Lou- Esta Lanes
Troop 54 Promotes March of Dimes Drive in Armstead
Troop 54 of Armstead places a poster and collection can at Armstead post office for a March of Dimes drive. Funds will be counted and sent to Dillon. A troop meeting is set for January 23 at Armstead school house after church services. all Lodbuster 4-H members and leaders urged to attend. Dillon Troop 14 members invited with Rev. Allen and Francis Gordon reporting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troop 54
Armstead
Dillon
Troop 14
Allen— Francis Gordon
Beavershead County Civic Meeting Promotes Projects and Park Plans
Community leaders from Dillon and Beaverhead County gathered to discuss developing accurate county histories, restoring landmarks, and coordinating county organizations through the chamber. Plans included ski facilities, a city park, signs at entrances, and support for civil defense and education programs. Organizations present spanned the LDS Church, American Legion, D A R, W M C E, Boy Scouts, 4 H, and Kiwanis.
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UBLIC
Fred Woodside
D.A.R
Beanera F
Wm.c
Chamber
W. Sargent
Sheldon Davis
O. A. Bergeson
Montana Reclamation Association
Clark Canyon
Armstead
McCracken
Beaverhead
Dillon
Jordan
Church of L.D.S
American Legion
State Farm Bureau
Girl Scout Council
American Legion Auxiliary
Vaughn-Ragsdale Starts Basement Renovation in Dillon Store
George Ward, manager of Vaughn-Ragsdale, announces construction on the Dillon store. A 1600 square foot downstairs area will house piece goods, boys and girls wear, and infants wear. The space includes a stair entrance, concrete flooring, wood fixtures, celotex ceilings, an alterations room, layaway department, and a renovated stockroom. Ward has modernized three other Vaughn stores previously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Ward
Vaughn-Ragsdale
Dillon
Idaho Street
Mr. Ward
Vaughn
Wisdom Beulah Neidt Notebook and Community Notes
Wisdom Beulah Neidt reports a weekend of social visits, club meetings, and hospital updates. Local residents travel to Dillon and Butte for medical care and errands while the Wisdom Civic Center prepares for events delayed by road conditions and weather.
VEC Officers Head to Cleveland for National Convention
Ed Gleed president Herb Wheat secretary and Howard Babcock manager of the Vigilante Electric Co op depart Dillon tonight for Cleveland Ohio to attend the Rural Electrification Administration convention running January 28 to February 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Gleed
Herb Wheat
Howard Babcock
Vigi
Lante Electric Co-op
Dillon
Cleveland
Ohio
National Rural Electrification Administrator
Also Mentioned on This Page
Refrigeration Co
Good Housekeeping
S. E. Whitworth
Montana Stock Pca
Greenfields
Independent League
Harvey Elec
Megquier
Metlen Hotel
Ben Redd
Lou-Esta
Bramsman
Women’s League State Bar
P. m
Red & White
Dillon Feed
Paddock- Tyre
Coasters
I Men’s Store
Bay Butchers
Tash Ranch
First National Bank
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Pipe Organ Lodge
Clyde Mecham
Wisdom Beulah Neidt
Bill Allen
Whitehall
Beaverettes
Carl Davis
W.M. C
Beavers
Sheridan
Ed Thompson
Sprague
Paige
Shuler
Nordberg
Vandegrift Genison sesHeaseanee
Thompson Peseta
Athenee
R. Kenison Schulz Jones
Montana Power Company
Montana
V.E.C
Burgundy
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