Southern Section Montana news roundup
Local notes from Lima and surrounding communities recount travels visits by residents to Dillon Butte and Dubois Idaho. Activities include school work shifts at Doyle and Mare of Dimes events, auxiliary meetings at Lima Masonic hall, and youth deployments to Camp Carson Ft. Collins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond
Dillon
Goldie L. Anderson
Arizona
Worth Empey
Salt Lake City
Utah
Howard Green
Bountiful
May Griggs
Butte
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Erwin Paul
Masonic Hall
L. J. Marler
Shirley
Harry Headley
Lewis
Sam Freemman
Oakes Nelson
Keenan
Cora Anderson
Lima
David Freeman
Neighbors of
Woodcraft
Lima High School
Walt Hungate
Gordon Williamson
Mary Hungate
Carrie Peterson
Percy Kenison
George Burt
Gladys Smith
Ray
Harold
Army
Ft. Lewis
Wash
Ft. Lawton
Merrell
Ray Weeks
Zeke Malzhan
Marty
Dee Merrell
Steve
Dillon Wednesay
P. H. Peterson
Cpl
Ted MecNinch
Dell
Armstead
Leslie McNinch
Verta May Brown
Ted
Mike Schultz
Anaconda
E. J. Rose
Catherine Schultz
Schultz
Charles Clark
Pat Brown
R. F. Bammert
Carolyn
R. B. Tibbetts
Deer raid on hay reserves prompts fencing in Montana hills
Deer during winter raid J D Harrison sheep hay at Farlin creek corrals on Steele Scudder and Driscoll creek areas. State Game Commission ordered fences to protect alfalfa hay for spring lambing as locals report road hazards and wildlife sightings around Polaris and Wisdom. MISSOULA fire board deems Ormesher store blaze investigation unfair after three deaths.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dillon Examiner
Polaris
Steele Scudder Creek
Driscoll Creek
J. D. Harrison
Farlin Creek
Taylor
Basin
State Game Commission
Wayne Stocks
Jackson
Polaris Schoolhouse
Earl Tash
Jack Roberts
Dave Hughes
Clara Pahnish
Harry Tash
Ivan Remely
Albert Spencer
Leon Beese
Willard Place
Big Hole
Ross Hill
Ruthlee Kiefert
Dillon
Missoula
Clare P. Kern
State
Industrial Accident Board
Board
Memorial service for Neil Blunk held in Melrose
Glen residents and visitors from Dillon Butte and Melrose attended the Melrose memorial for Neil M Blunk conducted by Pastor E W Goodrick with Niota Tarkalson singing. The event recalled the life of Mr Blunk as friends gathered to remember him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glen
Dillon
Butte
Melrose
Neil M. Blunk
E. W. Goodrick
The
Baptist Church of
Iron Gate
Niota Tarkalson
Genevieve Cole
Carl Kambich
St. James’ Hospital
Frank Moran
Marie McLean
Joys
Forest Little
Toston
Mont
Lee
Art Holmlund
Judith
Rudolph Polish
Fritz Hartwig
Rudy
Stella
Ed Bryan
Montana
Armstead Club News Highlights Talks and Socials
Armstead Grant-Armstead Farm Bureau met at Mac's Hitching Rack with talks on farm problems irrigation and rural youth responsibility. A pot-luck lunch followed by square and folk dancing. Attendees included Dillon visitors and local shoppers. A forest ranger incident near Centennial Valley prompted search and rescue efforts after signal distress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant-Armstead Farm Bureau
Mac
Henry Mikkelson
Dillon
Lara Penwell
Dale Metlen
Denver
Parke Scott
Walter Bastian
McIntosh
W. J. Backus
Edna Foley
Joe Roe
Henry Wombacher
Clarence Jensen
Floyd Skelton
Armstead
Reno
State Bar Boys
Reno Bar
George Yost
Seward
Alaska
Bill Backus
Ray Held
Bill
Virginia City
Twin Bridges
Navy
Bremerton
Wash
W. P. Scott
Dan Peterson
Red Rock
Ted Renfro
Fielding McIntosh
Sam Grover
Sid Leonard
Junior Renfro
Joe Renfro
Carouse
Raynsbury
Jeanette Watkins
Rosalee Bastian
Tom Pierce
Donna
Royal Robie
Butte
Forest Ranger
Centennial Valley
Lakeview
Dave McCauley
McCauley
Custer Forest
Montana
Ned Wellborn
Brown's
Helena bridge plan faces hurdle in Montana legislature
Montana booster groups told the highway commission last year they could sell state bonds to finance a toll bridge across the Missouri at Fort Peck lake head. The commission lacks authority to operate a toll bridge delaying the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Montana
Missouri River
Fort Peck Lake
Malta
Grass Range
Lewistown
Highway Commission
Missouri
Northwest Bancorporation Declares 40 Cent Dividend
Northwest Bancorporation today declared a regular quarterly dividend of 40 cents per share. Payable February 25, 1952 to shareholders of record February 8, 1952. 1951 dividends totaling 1.50 per share rose to 2,321,650. February and May paid 35c. August and November 40c each. Also, Butte City Council waives 1,864 in fees for Butte City Lines to aid a Mining City plan to avert bus service stoppage. The line warns of midnight January 31 closure without state approval of a new operating plan with higher fares and schedule changes. line projects a 50,000 loss next year. City loading zone fees 1,164 and operating license 700 were collected annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Northwest
Bancorporation
BUTTE
Butte City Council
Butte City Lines
State Railroad and Public Service Commission
Body of stewardess recovered after DC-4 crash off British Columbia
The body of Jan Cheadle, stewardess on the DC-4 that crashed into Hecate Strait off the British Columbia coast, was recovered last week. She was the daughter of former Montana Supreme Court justice E. K. Cheadle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helena
Jan Cheadle
Hecate Strait
British Columbia
Montana Supreme Court
E. K. Cheadle
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lima News
Order of Pythian Sisters
March of Dimes
Pythian Sisters
Cerebral Palsy Hospital
Lima Mercantile
Lima Community Church
Lester L. Mengel
Good News Club
School House
O.E.S. Sewing Club
Mabel Detton
Gladys Owens
Jeannie Pruitt
Ethel Hoadley
George Roe
J. W. Patterson
Neil Hart
Herb Sill
Evelyn Ethridge
Elaine Goodman
Phyllis Lowder
F.F.A
Hazelbaker
Insurance Agency
Dillon, Mont
Supreme
Opeek
Glen News
Dan Piccone
Hide & Fur CO
Rundle Ledbetter
Kee Ea
al Cates
Onry
Chevrolet
Fisher
BEN Redd Chevrolet Company
Dillon, Montana
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