Fan Letter Read On Mutual Network Game of the Week
Louis Schmittroth was surprised to hear a letter from him read during the Mutual Network Game of the Week broadcast on a Wednesday afternoon. Announcers Al Helfer and Art Gleason filled the period with fan letters as no major league games were scheduled that day. Schmittroth, a baseball fan recuperating from a heart attack, had praised the series in his note.
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Louis Schmittroth
Mutual
al Helfer
Art Gleason
Schmittroth
Check Passers Nabbed In Local Forgery Ring
D L Ellifritz transient passed a $5 forged check signing Ole Carlson. Arrested by Chief Dan Mooney, he pled guilty before Judge Lyman Bennett and got three years at Deer Lodge. Walter Herman of White Sulphur Springs passed a $20 check June 2 and was arraigned. Bail set at $500. held for trial in ten days before Justice George E. Baker.
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D. L. Ellifritz
Ole Carlson
Dana Mooney
Lyman Bennett
Ellifritz
Deer Lodge
Walter Herman
White Sulphur Springs
Burl Stevens
Herman
George E. Baker
Bourquins Leave Dillon After Brief North Dakota Visit
Mr and Mrs Lester Bourquin of Woonsocket North Dakota departed Tuesday following a short visit with relatives in Dillon.
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Lester Bourquin
Woonsocket
N. D
Dillon
Gophers Win Mixed Bowl Tournament To Take Top Prize
Mixed bowling league held a final session and a roll-off to decide the top four prize teams. The Gophers led by Vera Melvyn Emil Conger Helen Burt and Vince Schmittroth won with 2322 total, edging Split-blows 2316 and Dingbats 2224. Skeets Lamb Champs and B B I tied at 11–5, while Fizzlin Four and Gophers trailed. Individual high scores included Roscoe Cornell 600 in men and Monty Stone 498 in women. Walt Taborski 205 and Mary Hurd 197 in singles.
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The
Gophers
Vera Melvyn
Emil Conger
Helen Burt
Vince Schmittroth
Splitblows
Dingbats
Rusty Links
Skeets
Lamb Champs
B.b.&i
Fizzlin
Split-blows
Shmoos
Roscoe Cornell
S.c.’S
Monty Stone
Walt Taborski
Mary Hurd
Small Fires Stuffed by Quick Tribune Response
A backfire from a gas heating unit in a metal remelt furnace started a small blaze in Tribune basement just after 9 a.m. June 1. Tribune employees used hand tools to suppress the fire before firefighters arrived and damage was negligible.
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Tribune
Poindexter
W. Reeder Street
Montana Auto Sales, Inc
Mrs Halm visiting sisters in Saginaw Michigan
Mrs Edith Halm of Saginaw Michigan visits her sisters Mrs Charles E Nelson and Mrs A E Cont way and their families during a local gathering.
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Edith Halm
Saginaw, Michigan
Charles E. Nelson
A. E. Contway
Winners named for annual art exhibit during Commencement week
Mrs. Mary B Emerick and O K Moe announced winners from more than a hundred artworks in oil painting water color wet chalk weaving stenciling cip carving leather tooling woodwork and crafts. Top oil painters were Mary Lou Cooper Hugh Simmons and Sam Anderson. Leading crafts were Margaret Anderson Sam Anderson and Fred Searle. Clarence Brammer of Martinsdale chosen for Virginia City Players program and will join a summer drama school with instructors incl Clement Peck. Brammer earned a B S in Elementary Education from Western Montana College of Education. Summer reception for faculty and students slated tonight in Residence Hall parlors.
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Mary B. Emerick
O. K. Moe
Mary Lou Cooper
Three Forks
Hugh Simmons
Dillon
Sam Anderson
Margaret Anderson
Big Horn
Fred Searle
Butte
Clarence Brammer
Martinsdale
Virginia City Players
University of Montana
Clement Peck
Temple University
Philadelphia
Brammer
Western Montana College of Education
Red Cross first aid course ends in Jackson with 16 students
Sixteen first aiders completed the Red Cross standard course through a written exam and demonstration. They plan an advanced class this fall and stress proper emergency action, including handling injured persons, controlling bleeding, resuscitation, and shock treatment. The group notes community access to stretchers at the rangers station and honored instructor Harold Hendra with a beef gift.
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Red Cross
Rangers
Harold Hendren
Chris Sperle
St. Margaret's Guild
Jack Shepherd
C. L. Kalitowski
Lewis and Clark
Mary Theodita
Mary William Edward
Jackson
Fred Nelson
Jackson and
Wisdom
Clarence Olsen
North
South Dakota
Jackson Square
Diamond Bar Inn
Harry Lapham
Dillon
Charles Wenger
James Johnson
John Jackson
Mort Fullerton
Little Monte Clemon
W.M.C.E
Janice Humble
Louise Rodgers
Nelson
Wagon Wheel Club
Farm Bureau
Mrs R S Flinn Visiting Dillon During Risleys Vacation
Mrs. R. S. Flinn of Phoenix Arizona sister of Mrs. Bruce A. Risley is visiting at the Risley home and will stay in Dillon while the Risleys take a vacation.
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R. S. Flinn
Phoenix, Arizona
Bruce A. Risley
Risley Home
Dillon
Risleys
Notice to Creditors Estate of W E Stinson Deceased
In Beaverhead County Montana the administratrix Mabel D Stinson of the estate of W E Stinson Deceased notifies all creditors to exhibit claims with vouchers within 10 months after first publication at Theodore F McFadden law offices Dillon Montana. Dated May 20 1950.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
W. E. Stinson
Theodore F. McFadden
Dillon
Mabel D. Stinson
Notice to creditors in Beaverhead Montana estate
Judicial District of Montana Beaverhead County notifies creditors and all claimants against the estate of William H. Billings deceased to present claims with vouchers within four months after first publication. Administrator with the Will Annexed H. G. Dean, Dillon Montana, May 11, 1950.
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District Court
Fifth Judicial District
State of
Montana
Beaverhead
William H. Billings
Theodore F. McFadden
Montana St. Dillon
H. G. Dean
Dillon
First Lutheran Church Sunday Services and Events
Services every Sunday at 11:00 a.m. No Sunday school during vacation. Confirmands meet Wednesday June 14 at 7:00 p.m. Ladies Aid gathers with Mrs Wilber Squires at 8:00 p.m. Friday. Communion service on June 18 and acceptance of new members. A hearty welcome to all.
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First Lutheran Church
Confirmands
Ladies’ Aid
Wilber Squires
Mrs Emery Smith Hosts Aunt Mrs Halm at Dinner
Mrs Emery Smith entertained her aunt Mrs Halm at a family dinner last Thursday evening in a domestic social event.
For Sale Palomino Stallion Near Dillon
Three year old registered Palomino stallion listed for sale. Pinto work horse available through Mrs. Emery Smith, located three miles north of Dillon. For full information call.
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Emery Smith
Dillon
New Mercury RM 1 Hearing Aid Battery Charger
Ray Farnell and Associates in Spokane introduce the RM 1 charger for the Mercury hearing aid battery. The unit makes the smallest battery yet charged safely, delivering full tone from start to finish and allowing 2 to 8 charges. Distributor offers free information and urges sharing with friends who may be hard of hearing.
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RAY Farnell & Associates
Sprague Ave
Spokane
Washington
Ray Farnell
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Dillon Examiner
Congress
Enerigl
Montana St
Dillon, Montana
Mational Advertising Representative
N. A
Seattle
New York
National Editorial Ass Car
U. S
E. Sebree
State Farm Mutual
J. C. Faller
Poindexter Block
State Farm Mutual Automobile Insurance Company
SSS
Union Pacific Railroad
Union Pacific
East
Pullman
Union Pacific Ticket
State Bank & Trust Company OF
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Elks Drum and Bugle Corps
Joseph R. Smith
French - Simmons
Grace
Memorial Methodist Church
Nora Jean French
George French
Hugh G. Simmons
Bertha Simmons
Robert N. Johnstone
Elizabeth Brown
Wayne Nelson
Carol French
Henry Richardson
William Harrison
Jessie Simonson
Grace Osborn
Freeman Scofield
Nova Scotia
Luther French
Kalispell
Edgar French
Plains
Martin Simonson
Sheridan
Perry French
Lewis Osborn
Alder
Ted Kady
Bramsman Radio Service
E. Glendale
Genius
F. B. Schuyler
O. K
Bannack St
Mathews Store
Hazelbaker
Ance
Dillon, Mont
Geo. M. Gosman
Dillon Montana
Ues
DeLwe
Dick Rehm
Anil
Musselshell Valley
Harold G. Stearns
Harlowton Times
Musselshell River
Roundup
Texas
Harlowton
Hedgesville
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