Armstead Student Achieves Straight A’s at MSU Missoula
Howard A Scott reports Armstead among 22 Montana State University Missoula students with straight A grades in the spring quarter. Pauline Oberg of Twin Bridges and 23 honor roll peers named. other honorees include Sara Davis Renette Keron ara James To Roper ts Dulor and Virginia Baik vez.
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Howard A Scott
Armstead
Montana State University
Missoula
Che
Jews Service
Pauline Oberg
Amone
Sara Davis Renette Keron Ara James
Roperts Dulor
Virginia Baik Vez
Dillon Man Is Graduate of OCS
Charles E B Cronkshanks of Mer Philip Bottom 334 South Oak Street Dilbor completes a four month officer candidate course. He received his commission on July 10 and will report aboard for shipboard duty in the near future.
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Khometowr
Crieat Lake
Charles EB Cronkshanks
Philip Bottom
South Oak
Dilbor
BBC
Recemtiv
Crooks
Bille
Futur
Farm safety week notes guidance for rural farmers workers
The article outlines observance of the 10th National Farm Safety Week in July with guidance from Montana extension agents. It emphasizes steps to reduce farm hazards including protective gear, proper pesticide handling, wind direction spray practices, and general precautions for workers and homemakers.
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Gustaf
Montana
Natetal Farm
Abe
US Bureau of Mines
Montana Writer’s Book Published by Ballantine Books
Dorothy Mo Johnson, Montana Press Association secretary and MSU journalism faculty member, authored a collection of short stories titled Indian Country. Published July 13 by Ballantine Books, it portrays plains tribes, wagon trains, soldiers, women and children, Lakota bands, and the fading lifestyles of Native peoples with echoes of eastern motifs.
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Dorothy Mo Johnson
Montana Press Association
Montana State University
Ballantine Books
Motdala
Wildlife safe pesticide use needs care and study
Ted Kesting notes decades of pesticide progress yet warns many chemicals kill wildlife as well as pests. He cites Bill Wolf's survey showing two camps arguing over pesticides while urging wiser, targeted use to protect ecosystems and still combat diseases. Further study of long term wildlife impact is required.
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Ted Kesting
Sports Afield Magazine
Bill Wolf
Sports Afield
U. S. Department of Agriculture
LUS Department of Agriculture
Wolfs
Veterans welfare official to visit Dillon Thursday
James McCashin of the state veterans welfare commission will be in Dillon all day Thursday. Veterans may contact him for problems related to veterans' legislation and he will have headquarters at the office of the state employment service.
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James McCashin
State Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dillion
Office
The
State Employment Service
Salt Lake Opera Quintet Takes Stage at Western Montana
The Salt Lake Opera Quintet performed a song cycle Monday night at Western Montana College in the college auditorium. Soloists included Helen Price soprano Leta Lemoreaux mezzo soprano Earl Ottley tenor Ward Coon bass and Barbara Butenhoff pianist. The program featured 15 solo duet and trio numbers and one ensemble rendition.
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Salt Lake Opera
Western Montana College
Helen Price
Leta Lemoreaux
Earl Ottley
Ward Coon
Barbara Butenhoff
Notable Discharges From Butte Hospitals This Week
During the week ending July 14, several Dillon residents were admitted including Loretta Loveridge Eugene Hilber Marie Schmidt George P Hughes and Andrew Pyle with Lois Ellen Smith from Twin Bridges also admitted. Mrs Loveridge and Lois Ellen Smith were released along with other discharges including Kelly Barrett Grant Mrs Marlow Hyatt and daughter Wisdom Mrs Mary Branch Sheridan Frank Hayden Alder and Mrs Lawrence Norris and son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte
Loretta Loveridge
Eugene Hilber
Marie Schmidt
George P. Hughes
Andrew Pyle
Dillon
Lois Ellen Smith
Twin Bridges
Loveridge
Kelly Barrett
Grant
Marlow Hyatt
Wisdom
Mary Branch
Sheridan
Frank Hayden
Alder
Lawrence Norris
Fighters Shun Police Court
Two men arrested by Dillon police Saturday on public fighting charges forfeited $25 bonds each and did not appear in police court Monday Judge George Baker said. The defendants Arlo Fuller and Joe Hare were booked and allegedly fought near Skeets cafe on separate occasions with no apprehension of the other combatants.
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Dillon
George Baker
Arlo
William’ Fuller
Joe Hare
Skeets
Forces Police Car Off Street Flees
A Silver Bow county car forced a Dillon police squad car off the street near Montana and Helena, causing a collision with a lamp post and fender damage. Officer Paul Stahl, Jr. said the Silver Bow vehicle disappeared swiftly in traffic heading south.
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Dillon
Montana
Helena
Paul Stahl, Jr
Silver Bow
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Dillon Man
OCS
J. W. Patton Tovey Insurance Agency
Clair Michels
Beaverhead County
Dorothy M. Johnson
Mockel
Pan-American World Airways
Pullman
Colorado
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