Burdick Shows Arctic Slides To Rotarians
Donald Granstery of Future Farmers of America spoke at the Dillon Rotary Club urging soil knowledge to conserve resources for a growing US population. Charles Burdick presented Alaska slides highlighting scenery, resources, climate, and industries like salmon, lumber, and pulp paper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Granstery
Farmers of America
Dillon Rotary Club
United States
Charles Burdick
Beaverhead County
Alaska
Alsaka
Burdick
Texas
Club
J. Weldon Payne
Rotary
W. E. Pry
Raymond Walker
State Board of Health
Dick Tash
Parke T. Scott
Armstead
Zack Russell
Hal Gribble
Boy Scout
Butte
William’ Bargmann
Calgary
Alta
Canada
Dick Mautzinger
Jim Phelps
Sam Reinhart
Herb Baker
Charley Larkin
Jack Ford
Avery Conine
Union’ Pacific Railroad
College NotesHighlights from Western week visits and pledges
Narcotics consultant Raymond Walker from the state board of health visits Western this week conducting classes and conferences. Miss Ingeborg Klotz spoke at a special assembly about American and German life. The sophomore class held its regular assembly with Robert Cardinale hosting and Frank Kibbee and Walter as class president. Pledges to Kappa Pi include Carolyn McFadden Dillon Helen Dresen Cut Bank Vera Schulz Melrose and Tsugia Ikeda Three Forks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Walker
State Board of Health
Western
Robert Cardinale
Frank Kibbee
Walter
Ralph Kneeland
Dale Tash
Carolyn McFadden
Dillon
Helen Dresen
Cut ‘Bank
Vera Schulz
Melrose
Tsugia Ikeda
Three Forks
Kappa Pi
National ‘Fine Arts Fraternity
Kate Hurley
Julia Helming
Phyllis Glassey
Floy Helming
Butte
Harry Helming
Dorothy
Jacky Gallup
Orville Sparrow
North Fork
Dick Gallup
Phoebe
Sonny Parish
Deer Lodge
Bill Parish
Jean Lausen
Hattie Pomroy
Pearl Miller
Betty Martin
Hollinsworth
Ted Woodward
Anaconda
Woodward
D. W. Thomas
Order of the Eastern Star
Jill Eliel
Flora Hirschy
Lily Willey
Grand Worthy
Wise River
Jack Anderson
Beaverhead County
John Lovell
Fred Anderson
Anderson Ranch
Earl Deal
Harold Deal
Robert Hega
Vulcan
Alberta
Canada
Ernest Bacon
Lawrence Bacon
Rocky Mountain College
Billings
Vern Weller
Bruce Allen
Pam
Ed Bacon
Bruce Helming
Paul Hoskins
Goodenberger
Earl Willey
Roy Zebarth
Farm Bureau
Sparky Zebarth
Essie Helming
Beverly George
American Legion Auxiliary
Merle Beamer
Jerry Rutledge
Amy Stephens
Opriary
Terry Jo Stephens
Marcia Hoskins
Lincoln
Mary Ellen Stephens
Washington
Raymond Stephens
Assembly
America
DeMolay Sweetheart Ball At St James Hall
DeMolay of the winter season hosts its annual Sweethearts ball at St James guild hall with music by Bill Gandrud's orchestra. The social event is open to the public and a large crowd is expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. James Guild Hall
Bill Gandrud
Order of DeMolay
Wisdom notes snow depths and social rounds in Wisdom
The Wisdom forest service reports 46 inches of snow at head of Ruby Creek with 12 inches rain, and 42 inches of snow two miles down with 10 inches water content. Community events fill many lines including a six party card series, Eastern Star, 4 H week, and local visits from Butte, Dillon, and Deer Lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisdom Forest Service Department
Ruby Creek
Rangers
Amy Stephens
Vern Rutledge
Eileen Stephens
Audrey Roth
Mary Rasmussen
Harry Helming
Bowling Results Across Vigilante and Treasure State Leagues
Vigilante fixtures show Rundle's Newsstand defeating the State Bar 3 1 with totals 2342 to 2150 while Roberta Theater led by 2442 to 2290 achieved a 4 0 win over Red and White. Oasis edged E and W 3 1 as Madsen posted a 207 game 544 series in Watkins 4 0 win over Telle Belies. King Pin League featured Ruth Greenfield’s 231 game 607 series guiding Wheeler Inn 4 0 over W and R with high 2582 team total. In the King Pin, Beaverhead Bar beat Mountjoys 3 1 with 2352 and Joe’s Toggery fell to Jack’s Market 0 4. Megquier's Plumbers topped Montana Motor Supply 3 1 with a 2517 team score while Mockel's took three from Berger Cochranes as Mockel's 2598 led. In the Commercial League Medlen Hotel swept Coast ers 4 0 behind 2782 team score Ned Newton 256 game 657 series. The City League four game sweep saw Creamery defeat Eliel’s 3 1 2579 to 2470 while Harvey’s beat Bonds 3 1 2592 to 2520. Farmers Union edged Andrus 3 1 2624 to 2565 with Andersen posting 545 and Eagle Bar 960 top.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Bar
Rundle
Rundle’s
Roberta Theater
Theater
Laundry Quint
Oasis
Madsen
Watkins
Telle-Belies
Ruth Greenfield
Wheeler Inn
Beaverhead Bar
Mountjoys
Marie
Jack's Market
Joe's
Ray
Mockel
Berger-Cochrane
Ford
Mockel's
Medlen Hotel
Coasters
Ned Newton
Metlen
Men's Store
Tash Ranchers
Big Dipper
Gaos
Creamery
Eliel
Creamery Quint
Harvey
Bonds
Farmers Union
Andrus
Farmers
Andersen
Joe Piazzola
Eagle Bar
Barboys
Warners
Warnner
Eagle
Butte Hospital News Admits and Dismisses List
Admitted patients include Mrs Mida Stahl Dillon Gunnar Kalsta Glen John Kosowski Dillon George W Miller Dion Lloyd Richardson Dillon Paul Patterson Lima Mrs Mary Owen Wisdom Myrna Rase sah Dillon Mrs Helen C Oren Lima and Mrs Patrick Burke Sheridan Dismissals include Mrs Mary Owen Wisdom Fred Olson Dillon Lloyd Richardson Dillon Paul Patterson Lima Mrs Louis Reynolds and daughter Melrose Baby Bristi Ann Hughes Dulon Mrs Alvin Peterson Wisdom and Mrs John Sargeson Dillon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butte Hospital
Mary Owen
Wisdom
Fred Olson
Dillon
Lloyd Richardson
Paul Patterson
Lima
Louis Reynolds
Melrose
Bristi Ann Hughes
Dulon
Alvin Peterson
John Sargeson
Also Mentioned on This Page
College
Ingeborg Klotz
Miss Klotz
Germany
Dillon Examiner
Blue Anchor Bar and Grill
Wisdom Frances May Hyatt
Charles H. Burton
Jackson
City
Joyce Kidd
Hamilton
Lester Else
Mrs. Else
Patti Anne
Tina
Community Memorial Hospital
Bob Carpenter
Tina Else
Mrs. Sparrow
Harry Rutledge
Stephens
Rutledge
Fred Rutledge
Claude Anderson
Anderson
Bertha Francis
Raymond Johnson
Mary Ellen
George Helming
Roberts
The
Tribune
Meten
Hurd
Mont
Montana Children's Ome and Hospital
Montana
Children’s Home and Hospital
Helena Avenue
Helena, Montana
Montana Children’s Home and Hospital
Shooair Crippled Children’s Hospital
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