Community Notes From Jackson and Dillon Area
Sheriff Paul Temple visited Jackson. Local residents travel to Dillon for shopping and visits. The Man Who Walked Alone drew crowds. next week The Town Went Wild stars James Lydon and Freddie Bartholomew. VFW dance in Wisdom drew a large crowd and auxiliary plans. 4-H beef projects head to stock show in Dillon. Several families moved, hosted visitors, or planted fish. fishing improving as high water recedes.
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Paul Temple
Jackson
Jimmy Dell Hutchins
Jack Shepherd
Richard and Lee
Keith Boetticher
Suzanne
Jimmy
Dillon
Wayne
Wallace
Adrian
Wallace Stocks
Adrian Stocks
James Lydon
Freddie Bartholomew
Rose Lapham
Freida Wenger
Rose Clemon
Jon
Masonic Hall
Wisdom
Hales
Kalitowski
John Dooling
Frank Fidler
Bud, Lapham
Sandy
Amber
Spencer
Idaho
Glen Durst
Larry Holloran
John Jackson
Harry Lapham
Dewey to Visit Montana for Brief Nonpolitical State Trip
Gov. Ford says Thomas E. Dewey will spend about 10 hours in Montana in July with his wife and two sons. The trip includes Bozeman visits to Gallatin Gateway Inn lunch and Montana State College, with no speeches or political significance.
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Helena
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
Montana
Sam
C. Ford
Dewey
Bozeman
Ford
State Line
Gallatin Gateway Inn
Montana State College
R. R. Renne
Treasure State
Tax stamps issued as Montana tax law nears effect
About 1,500,000 state cigarette tax stamps worth two cents each have been issued by the Montana Equalization board, according to Chairman Sam Goza. The new cigarette tax law takes effect July 1, with consumers likely paying more for cigarettes in most cases.
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Montana Equalization Board
Sam Goza
Montana Selective Service to Close County Draft Boards
The Montana selective service winds down. by June 30 all county draft boards will be defunct. J. M. Newell, state assistant records director, said about 140,000 case histories will be filed in the capitol basement.
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Montana Selective Service System
J. M. Newell
State Selective Service
Capitol
Montana Supreme Court to rule on high school district bond sharing
The Montana Supreme Court must decide by July 1 whether a high school district is a separate political unit for bond issuance or part of the districts it comprises. Walter House, a Park County taxpayer, argues that bonded debt must be shared by each component district.
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Montana Supreme Court
Walter House
Park County
Montana School Bond Issue Challenged Over Debt Limit
House appeals in Livingston county district court contending Park County district four would exceed the three percent constitutional debt limit with bonds of 325000 for an elementary school. Park high school district reportedly has 90000 in bonds with 58410 attributed to Park four. Officials argue high and district four are separate units each allowed three percent. Poliomyelitis reports show no infantile paralysis in June statewide, three cases earlier this year, and one death.
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Livingston County District Court
House
Park County District Four
Park High
Parks Four
Montana
State Health Department
Treasure State
Rankin enlists in Montana U.S. Senate race
Missoula says Helena attorney Welling ton D. Rankin has announced he will seek the U.S. Senate seat held by James E. Murray. Rankin, a Mis soula native and Republican, narrowly lost to Murray in 1942 by 1,212 votes.
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Missoula
Wellington D. Rankin
Helena
U.S
Montana
Rankin
James E. Murray
D.-Mont
Murray
Ministers Back Plan to Merge Colleges in Billings
Dr. Charles F. Ross labeled universal military training useless against a surprise atomic attack. Delegates at the Montana Methodist conference approved merging Intermountain Union College and Billings Polytechnic Institute to form Rocky Mountain College in Billings. They urged the church board of education to collaborate with Presbyterian and Congregationalist groups on the project.
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Butte
Charles F. Ross
Chicago
Montana Methodist Conference
Intermountain Union College
Billings Polytechnic Institute
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
Methodist Church General Board of Education
Patterson Family Called East as Lima Woman Lies Ill
Mr and Mrs Clay Patterson and children of Spokane were summoned to Butte by the critical illness of Mrs Bart Hungate of Lima. Mr Patterson’s mother in law is Mrs Hungate, and Mrs Patterson was born Gladys Burtch of Dillon.
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Clay Patterson
Spokane
Butte
Bart Hungate
Lima
Patterson
Gladys Burtch
Dillon
Social news items from a Bitter Root community week
A long list of visits and social gatherings shows neighbors hosting cards dinners and birthday celebrations. Mrs. H L Capehart and other locals hosted groups while others traveled to Butte Dillon Spokane and Darby for rodeos and family visits. Ed Glassey endured an eye injury. recovery expected. Rebecca convention attendance noted in Helena.
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Harry Helming
Caldwell
Ida
Elmer Jensen
H. R. Capehart
E. L. Haggarty
George H. Stewart
Butte
Thelma Haggarty
Capehart
Clark Huntley
Spokane
Wash
Darby
Hans Rasmussen
William Rasmussen
Buster Schonenberger
John Schonenberger
Bill Taylor
Mary Jo Wenger
Wanda Glassey
Dick Hirschy
Bob and
Sam McDowell
Claude Anderson
Helena
Methodist Church to Hold Last Service by Omer Idso
Rev Omer Idso announces his final service as pastor at the Methodist Church. Church school at 10 a m worship at 11 a m with a sermon by the pastor. A new pastor will arrive the first of next week.
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Methodist Church
Omer Idso
Presbyterian Church Sermon and Sunday Schedule
Dr. J. Thompson Baker presides with 9:45 a.m. Sunday school and 11 a.m. preaching service. The sermon titled Where Do We Go From Here explores future directions. A brief resume of the general assembly will be given.
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Presbyterian Church
J. Thompson Baker
General Assembly
Alfred Peterson a Wisdom business caller in Dillon
Alfred Peterson of Wisdom acted as a business caller in Dillon on Monday.
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Alfred Peterson
Wisdom
Dillon
XAMINER PRINTING COMPANY Partnership Certificate
Otto H. Sassman Dan E. Henneberry and Lucille Henneberry organize XAMINER PRINTING COMPANY a Dillon Montana printing and publishing firm. Notary John Collins attests on June 2 1947 with residences Dillon Lucille Henneberry Montana Beaverhead. Commission expires July 14 1949.
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Dillon
Montana
Xaminer Printing Company
Otto H. Sassman
Dan E. Henneberry
Lucille Henneberry
State of
Beaverhead
Otto Sassman
John Collins
Grace Stocker and daughter visit Dillon from Bloody Dick
Mrs Grace Stocker and her daughter Shirley called at their Dillon home on Bloody Dick. Shirley has studied at Montana State University for the past year and will spend her vacation with her parents.
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Grace Stocker
Shirley
Dillon
Bloody Dick
Montana State University
Beaverhead County Seeks Bids for County Physician Contract
Beaverhead County Montana invites bids from licensed physicians for a year starting July 9 1947 through June 30 1948 to provide medical and surgical services for residents inmates of the county jail and poor farm. Bids due July 7 1947 at 2:00 p m at the County Clerk’s Office Dillon. The board may accept or reject any bid and approval required for hospitalizations and purchases.
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Board of County Commissioners
Beaverhead County
Montana
Dillon
Beaverhead
A.D
State of
Paul Stahl, SR
Wisdom Montana bid for school wiring and fixtures
The Wisdom Montana school district invites bids to wire and install fixtures in the basement and two downstairs rooms of the school house. Bids of 80.00 are requested per unit. Unsuccessful bidders receive their checks after contract awards. The Board reserves the right to reject all bids. Dated June 25 1947. Clerk School District No 16 Montana. 0-3t ao.
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Trustees of School District No
Beaverhead County
Montana
Wisdom
Board of Trustees
Bessie Rasmussen
Family trip to Northwest includes dam visit and Rose Festival
Mr and Mrs Fred Dart and Thornley returned from a journey visiting Grand Coulee dam in Washington and cities in Oregon including Seattle Portland and Tacoma They spent time with relatives in Portland and attended the Rose Festival during the visit.
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Fred
Dart
Thornley
Washington
Oregon
Grand Coulee Dam
Seattle
Portland
Tacoma
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