Dell area wedding recalls June ceremony for Anna Jean Knox
Anna Jean Knox married Leslie Dee Mayer in a double ring service at the Knox home near Dell officiated by Elder T H Sargent of Dillon. Relatives attended a reception after the ceremony, with plans for a Yellowstone park honeymoon and a ranch home near Dell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. D. Knox
Dell
Anna Jean
Leslie Dee Mayer
D . Mayer
Ogden
Utah
T H Sargent
Dillon
Alice Brown
Lima
Richard Leland Briggs
Ellen Carpita
Leora Nix
Helen Meeds
Mane Gibbons
Karalee Gibbons
Linda Mayer
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
Lima High School
Sage Creek
Mayer
John Bmneggs and Sons
D L Mayer
Blaine Yearsley
Logan
Harbertson
Colin Mayer
May Cantrell
Donald Verbance Completes Basic Training
Pvt. Donald Verbance son of John Verbance Glen completed a six week basic infantry course at Camp Roberts California. He trained in combat duties and basic infantry weapons and underwent training maneuvers with small arms and overhead artillery fire. He serves in Company C 48th armored infantry battalion Seventh armored division at Camp Roberts between Los Angeles and San Francisco near Paso Robles California.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Verbance
John Verbance
Glen
Camp Roberts
Calif
Public Information Office
Pvt
Vardance
48Th Armored Infantry Battalion
Seventh Armored Division
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Paso Robles
Former Dillon Resident Dies in Kankakee Illinois
Mrs. Charles Beagel aged 29, formerly of Dillon and a restaurant employee, died June 6 in Kankakee Illinois and was buried June 13 at Anaconda. She was born May 24, 1924 in Anaconda. Survived by husband two children Frank Ernest nine Sharon IaRee six months mother Mrs Lane Anaconda brothers Frank Lane and Steve Lane Anaconda sister also of Anaconda.
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Charles Beagel
Dillon
Kankakee
Ill
Anaconda
Frank Ernest
Sharon IaRee
Lane
Frank Lane
Steve Lane
Honored guest and local families gather over weekend
Mrs. Joan Lacey attended as honored guest with hostesses Ella Talent Anna May Cheney Shirley Knox and Darlene Brown. Pete Peterson and Mary Ellen Voss visited Pete’s parents Earl and Mrs Peterson at Big Sheep Creek. Pete works for Western Union in Dillon. Local visits include Henry Lohr turning 18 while with the forest service and Henry’s Dillon trip with Otto Lohr’s family.
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Lima
Dan Martin, Jr
Dan
Danny
Tony
Josephine Martin
Texas
Pete Peterson
Sheep Creek
Dell
P D Peterson
Pythian Sisters Sewing Club
Betty Koho
Koho
South Dakota
Bobby Lohr
Swaggerty
Divide
Hugh Fleming
Jeff Trusck
Missour
Sage Creek
Carl Knox
Charles Brown
Trusck
Knox
Brown
Arthur Lacey
Butte
St Rose Guard of Lima
Hazel McGrath
Dick McNinch
Idaho
Montana
Diana Lee
Leslie McNinch
W L Peterson
Billy and
Flaine
Earl Peterson
Dorothy Ann Peterson
Ted McNinch
Joan Wenger
Mary Ellen Voss
Dillon
John Sweeney
E. B. Harkness
Bernice
Janice Kay
Roy Kalsher
Johnny
Helen Kennedy
Dell Farm Bureau
Little Sheep Creek
Dell Community Hall
Golden Rhythm Rockers
Maurice Wolfe
Walter Brazeale
Howard Vasseau
McDonald
Forsyth
Paul Martin
Everett
Montana State College
Bozeman
Ray Martinell
William Hayman
Courtney
B. C
Betty Meeds
Logan
Utah
Shirley Knox
Darlene
Austin
Rudy Evans
Rexburg
Austin Cheney
Larry Cheney
Lewis Kluesner
National Guard
Fort Harrison
Joan Lacey
Cora E Kluesner
Stella Brown
Art Lacey, Jr
Edna Lohr
Betty Alea Lohr
Gail Rule
Gladys Allanee
Joan
Barbara Briggs
Florence Briggs
Laura Peterson
Carol Duck
Mildred Frazee
Cheryl
Kenny
Ralph Frazee
Edna Wheat
Helen Alice Brown
Ethel Knox
Marie Gibbons
Karolee Gibbons
Angela
LaRae Follett
Ella Talent
Anna May Cheney
Darlene Brown
Big Sheep Creek
Pete
Western Union Telegraph Company
Guy Harkness
Henry Lohr
Otto Lohr
Henry
The
Forest Service
Don Cheney
Beaverhead County Excluded From 1953 Archery Areas Plan
Montana's 1953 archery big game plan excludes Beaverhead County from Oct 1 to Oct 14 areas listed for hunting. Lincoln Missoula Lake Teton Pondera Toole and other counties will host archery hunts using non mechanical 40 pound bows and 24 inch arrows with steel heads. Firearms are banned during archery season and hunters must hold both a big game license and a $2 archery license. Local archery group Beaverhead Bowmen supported the bill and welcomed the department’s decisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Fish and Game Commission
Lincoln
Missoula
Lake
Teton
Pondera
Toole
Liberty
Chouteau
Cascade
Judith Basin
Broadwater
Wheatland
Gallatin
Yellowstone
Valley
Powder River
Commission
Helena
Beaverhead Bowmen
Dillon
Beaverhead
Imatter
Deer Seasons Extended From October 15 To November 15
Montana's 1953 deer seasons begin October 15 and run to November 15 subject to area provisions. Central and southwest counties may have a shorter November 13 inclusive either sex season. back seasons run Oct. 15 to Nov. 15 in central and southwestern counties. Elk seasons mirror 1952 with general open Oct. 15 to Nov. 15 and special areas allowed until February 28.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montana
State Department of Fish’ ‘and Game
South Fork
Flathead
Park County
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Annie McNinch
Knox-Mayer
Kenneth Frazee
Ken Frazee
Miss Gill
Dee Maver
Buck Ranch
Briggs
Busy Beavers 4-H Club
Margaret Ann
Angela Wolfe
Carne Cheney
Margaret Ann Wolfe
Lewis and Clark Caverns
Janet Gravely
Wolf Ranch
van Line
Butte-Dillon
Illiois
Beaverhead County
Game Department
State Department of Fish and Game
Dillon Examiner
Zee G
Geo. M. Gosman
Asally
Ford
Berger
Goghrane Motors
Dillon, Mont