Greene Atkins Wedding Rites at Diamond Bar Inn
Nathalie Andreasen Greene married Edwin Dean Atkins in a Friday ceremony at the Diamond Bar Inn officiated by Bishop J. Weldon Payne. Attendants included Donna Andreasen as maid of honor and Robert Atkins as best man, with a reception and trip to Lake Louise after. Out of town guests from Whitehall Twin Bridges Philipsburg Butte Salt Lake and Dillon attended.
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Diamond Bar Inn
Nathalie Andreasen Green
Edwin Dean Atkins
J. Weldon Payne
Dillon
Douglas Andreasen
Donna Andreasen
Gardenias
Robert ‘Atkins
Alhambra
Calif
Erwin
Paul
Lake Louise
Montana
Canada
Beulah Hill
Robert Ross
Judy Ross
Whitehall
Robert C. Lott
Twin Bridges
Helen Nesbit
Bill Nesbit
Deadline Set for Special Game Permits in Montana
The Fish and Game Department announced July 31 as the deadline to apply for special antelope moose mountain goat and mountain sheep permits. Applications require forms from license dealers, with fees for moose sheep and goats and a $25, $15, and $5 drawing charge respectively. Drawings will be conducted in Helena on August 15.
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Fish and Game Department
Helena
Haying Progresses in Grasshopper Valley Amid Warm Weather
The Grasshopper Valley reports extremely warm conditions with 94 degrees observed on Monday at Polaris. Haying operations advance favorably as residents and visitors, including the Daly, Thornton, Judge, and Nelson families, spend time around Polaris and nearby Elk Horn Springs, Glacier and Yellowstone while locals enjoy Sunday outings and fishing trips.
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Wayne Halstead
Indiana
Elkhorn Springs
N W. Nelson
Baby Son
Butte
Norman Nelson
Hoerning Couple Weekend Visitors at Diamond Bar Inn
Mr and Mrs Ed Hoerning spent the weekend as guests at the Diamond Bar Inn. They enjoyed the quiet surroundings and local dining options during their stay.
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Mrs
Ed Hoerning
Diamond Bar Inn
Eisenhower signs minerals bill extending purchase programs
Announcement says President Eisenhower signed the bill to maintain federal purchase programs through 1958 for domestic tungsten concentrates. Minerals Engineering Company at Brownes Lake and Glen boosted employment in anticipation, resumed mill operations July 5, and now eyes a large iron ore deposit in the Sweetwater divide area near Dillon estimated at more than 100 million tons.
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Eisenhower
Minerals Engineering Company
Brownes Lake and Glen
Minerals Engineering
Sweetwater Divide
Dillon
W. B. Tobey
Lightning Fires Mobilize Crews
Two fires were reported at Beaverhead Forest headquarters with 15 fighters from Dillon. The main blaze on Willow Creek in the Tobacco Root mountains northeast of Twin Bridges covered about three acres and was controlled by Monday with around 45 men. A second alarm near Wisdom turned out to be smoke from a campfire.
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Beaverhead Forest
John MacDonald
Dillon
Ning
Willow Creek
Tobacco Root Mountains
Twin Bridges
Wisdom
Tobacco Root
Madison County
Forest Service
Butler Creek
Trail Creek
Big Hole
W. E. Fry
Community Day Planned by Dillon JCs Jesters
The Dillon Jaycees Jesters announce a Community Day next Saturday to boost town spirit ahead of September’s County Fair. The Testers will tour with clowns noise and treats for children in a day of fun, announced today by Dr Warren Monger.
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Dillon Jaycees
Warren Monger
Service Officer to Aid Veterans in Dillon Office
James Mc Cashin, service officer, will be at the Dillon Montana State Employment Service office each Thursday to assist veterans with pensions insurance employment vocational rehabilitation and education under the G I Bill and related veterans legislation.
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James McCashin
Dillon
Montana
Admissions and Dismissals at Barrett Hospital
Four births occurred at Barrett hospital this week in Dillon and Wisdom. The list details parents and newborns with July birth dates, plus admissions of eight patients and dismissals of several, including locals from Dillon and nearby towns.
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Barrett Hospital
Thornley Dart
Dillon
Paul Stahl, Jr
Joe Mizell
John McDougal
Wisdom
Install New Electric Ovens To Accommodate Cook's Elbow Height
Cornell Extension Service study with 50 women shows elbow height determines oven use. Elbow heights ranged from 35 to 46½ inches and opened door levels stayed 1 to 7 inches below elbow height. A three inch level was most popular, placing the top surface of opened doors at 30 to 41 inches.
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Cornell Extension Service
Positioning a Separate Oven for Easy Access
The guidance notes the floor level and states the majority height range of 34 to 39 inches. It recommends placing the separate oven so the top of the opened door sits between 1 and 7 inches below elbow height for safe use.
Deep Freeze Methods For Poultry Hints
Guidance on proper scalding times for poultry before freezing and practical steps to preserve quality. Recommend slack scalding with 130F for one minute on old hens and 124F for one minute on fryers and turkeys. Emphasizes sticking birds, removing body sheath, airtight wrapping, and rapid freezing to prevent fat cell damage and rancid flavors.
Atlantic Amphibious Force Trained 360000 By WWII End
The Atlantic Amphibious Force, commissioned March 14, 1942 with nine officers and one ship, trained about 360,000 sailors Marines and soldiers in amphibious warfare by the end of World War II.
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Dillon Examiner
Geo. M. Gosman
Ditlon
Polaris News
Florence Daly
Dewey Marchesseau Ranch
Missoula
George Judge
Dale
Seattle
Glacier
Yellowstone National Parks
Ike Rife
Judge
Ted Hazelbakers
Dick Laters
Lou Larsens
Edgar Williams
Charles Johnsons
Coulter Given
Bert Kamps
Guy Gray
Reed Featherly
I. K. Cummings
Dora Smith and Sons
Gallagher
Polaris
Norman W. Nelson
Kenneth Morrison
Polaris Lake
IEE
Community Funday
Jon
Blue Anchor Bar and Grill
James Kiggins
Jackson
Roy Stoddard
Joe Roe
Bedrock
Robert Stevenson
Ernest. Robertson
Frank Roy, Jr
Lima
Dellar Gordon
Armstead
Peggy Shirts
Sherman Hughes
Carl Jensen
Ross Nay
Aston Hyde
Lois Townsend
Arletta Howard
Anna Marchesseau
Jennie Kirk
Glen
Roy Peterson
Melrose
Ralph Quigley
Dell
Don Verbance
Son
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