Funeral Services Held For Matilda Coiner
Funeral services for Matilda Jane Coiner 95 who died in Salmon Idaho June 14 were held June 18 at the Brundage chapel in Dillon with Rev E W Goodrick officiating. Interment was in Mountain View cemetery. Pallbearers included William Garrison Tom Simpson Fred Eudaily Joe Mautz Marshall Watson and Arthur Kunzelman. Mrs Coiner formerly resided in Beaverhead county from 1901 to 1913 on a ranch north of Dillon and was the oldest living member of the First Baptist church of Dillon. She was preceded in death by her husband William Coiner. Survivors include two sons O E Coiner of Salmon and W A Coiner of May Idaho. Daughters include Mrs Mattie Hamm of Norwalk Conn and Mrs Maggie Bryan Glen, nine grandchildren, 17 great grandchildren and three great great grandchildren.
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Matilda Jane Coiner
Salmon
Idaho
Brundage
Dillon
E. W. Goodrick
First Baptist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
William Garrison
Tom Simpson
Fred Eudaily
Joe Mautz
Marshall Watson
Arthur Kunzelman
Conner
Beaverhead County
First Baptist Church of
William Coiner
O. E. Coiner
W. A. Coiner
May
Mattie Hamm
Norwalk
Conn
Maggie Bryan
Glen
Health Board Official Is Lecturer Here
Dr. I. I. Livingston director of the division of dental health spoke at Western Montana College on dental health problems for children and the role of teachers in community health. He also lectured in Ruth Greenfield’s health education class.
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I. I. Livingston
Division of Dental Health
State Board of Health
Western Montana College
Livingston
Ruth Greenfield
Jordan Welcomes Summer Students at Western Montana College
Rush Jordan, president of Western Montana College, welcomed summer students to the campus in the first assembly of the summer session Tuesday. He said better trained teachers will improve schools and educate Montana children and urged teachers to pursue higher standards in education.
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Rush Jordan
Western Montana College
Montana
City official fined for overtime parking payment
Dillon street and water commissioner George Melton paid Judge George E. Baker 2 for overtime parking Saturday becoming the second city official to pay a traffic fine within a week. The first was Baker himself.
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George Melton
Dillon Street
George E. Baker
Baker
DWI Plea Leads to Hold Pending Fine Payment
Frank Hudson of Metaline Falls Washington pleaded guilty to driving while intoxicated before Police Judge George E Baker. Hudson was arrested Wednesday by Dillon police and arraigned Thursday. he sent 50 dollars but has no funds, and was held in city jail awaiting sale arrangements for his automobile.
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Frank Hudson
Metaline Falls
Wash
George E. Baker
Dillon
Hudson
Rotary program features college films on Colorado visit
Professor Howard Leslie of Western Montana college screened color films and spoke about the University of Colorado at a Dillon Rotary club meeting in the Elks hall Monday evening. Ralph McFadden served as program chairman.
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Howard Leslie
Western Montana College
University of Colorado
Dillon Rotary Club
Elks’ Hall
Ralph McFadden
Montana authorizes antelope harvest increase for 1953 season
The Montana fish and game commission says aerial census shows antelope numbers rose, approving a harvest near 29 000 for 1953. A permit system begins with a $5 fee, valid big game licenses required, and applications due by August. A late buck only hunt is planned due to surplus bucks and expected wild animals.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
Walter Banka
Commission
State Fish and Game Department
Montana
Wien
Rites Set for Former Helena Resident Mrs Bompart
Funeral services will be held at Helena for Gertrude Alice Bompart 84 a pioneer resident of Montana and Dillon in girlhood. She was the widow of James L Bompart formerly an early Montana stage driver.
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Helena
Gertrude Alice Bompart
Montana
Dillon
James L Bompart
Deer killed after leaping fence on Highway 91 near Barratts
A deer jumped a fence along Highway 91 near Barratts on Sunday and collided with a car driven by Bill Thomas. The animal was so severely injured it had to be killed, and the carcass was turned over to game authorities.
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Highway 91
Barratts
Bill Thomas
Lima OES Picnic Set With East Creek Grounds
Elva Boardman chapter OES Lima announces annual picnic on July 12 at East Creek picnic grounds with Mrs Mable Detman as chairman. Committee includes Adelaide Mitchell Fred Mitchell Gordon Reeder and Gwen Reeder. Lunch served at 1 pm.
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Elva Boardman
OES
Lima
East Creek
Mable Detman
Adelaide Mitchell
Fred Mitchell
Gordon Reeder
Gwen Reeder
Montana Seeks 60 Day Waterfowl Season Start Oct 11 1963
The Montana Fish and Game Commission proposes a 60 day migratory waterfowl season beginning October 11 1963 with restrictions aimed at bag limits rather than season length. They favor extensions in unusually good conditions over higher bag limits and cite early pond freezing.
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Montana Fish and Game Commission
US Fish and Wildlife Service
Montana
Former Dillon Resident Visits in Dillon Texas
Former Dillon resident Walter B Nettik now of Dublin Texas arrives in Dillon for a family visit with his brothers George J Nettuk and Edward Nettik and their families. He is accompanied by Texas friend Frank Canady.
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Walter B Nettik
Dillon
Dublin
Tex
George J Nettuk
Edward Nettik
Frank Canady
Texas
Barrett Hospital Births And Athlete Honor At MSU
A daughter born Wednesday at Barrett hospital to Rev and Mrs Warren Kunkle of Dillon. A son born June 21 to Mr and Mrs James Carr. Admitted this week include Ed Hodges. Recipients of MSU M blankets include Dillon athlete Chuck Davis for multi sport varsity participation.
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Barrett Hospital
Warren Kunkle
Dillon
James Carr
Ed Hodges
Grand Coulee Wash
Jack Gaylord
Seattle
Betsy Clemon Dillon
Miss Dunkin Leaves for Denver and Visitors Depart
Miss Prudence Dunkin left for Denver Colorado after a brief visit with relatives in Dillon. Henry Dunkin Dell and Mr and Mrs W H Spencer with children from British Columbia Canada have left for home after visiting at the Reese Dunkin home. Mrs Spencer is the former Elsie Dunkin.
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Miss Dunkin
Prudence Dunkin
Denver
Colo
Dillon
Henry Dunkin
Dell
W.H. Spencer
British Columbia
Canada
Reese Dunkin
Mrs. Spencer
Elsie Dunkin
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Matilda Coiner
Health Board
Jordan
Carol Lane
Grad Lake Wear
Shell Oil
DWI
VT Agw
Morton
Dillon Feed and Seed Co
Lima Oes
The
Montana Power Company
Davis
Chuck Davis
Montana State University
South
Washington
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