Farm Ranch Directory Planned by Examiner for Beaverhead
The Examiner Printing Co. with Beaverhead Chamber of Commerce approval will publish a comprehensive farm ranch directory for Beaverhead Madison and possibly Lemhi counties Idaho. Free copies will go to listed farmers ranchers and advertisers and include names post office addresses sections township ranges and county maps for quick location.
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Examiner Printing Co
Dillon
Beaverhead
Dillon Feed and Seed
NURSE JANE A DELANO HONORED IN NATIONWIDE OBSERVANCE
Nurses nationwide celebrate the anniversary of Jane A Delano founder of the American Red Cross nursing services. Born 1862 Townsend New York she led nursing standards and organized Red Cross services for epidemics disasters and emergencies before dying in 1919 in France.
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Jane A. Delano
American Red Cross Nursing Services
Miss Delano
Red Cross
Townsend
New York
Bellevue Training School For
Army Nurse Corps
France
Annual Square Dance Contest Plans Completed
Beaverhead county Farm Bureau units announce plans for the annual dance festival this Saturday at City Hall. Square dance sets and folk dancers compete for prizes with a county winner earning a trip to Bozeman on March 20. Music by Riversiders. attendees may bring records. No admission. pot luck supper after midnight. Program starts 8:30 PM and events begin 9:30 PM.
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Beaverhead County
Farm Bureau
Bozeman
Jackson Farm Bureau
Riversiders
County Farm Bureau
Adults Hobby Show by Soroptimist Club in Dillon
Dillon Soroptimist Club schedules the city’s first Adult Hobby Show at the Andrus Hotel dining room March 29 and 30. Beaverhead County residents with hobbies such as handicraft, woodworking, collecting, doll-making, sewing, painting, and model-building are urged to exhibit and contact Mrs. Don Pace before March 20 for space and display cards.
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Dillon Soroptimist Club
Andrus Hotel
Edith Ditty
Beaverhead County
Don Pace
Plates for Cars Trucks Arrive. Beaverhead County
Beaverhead County will issue 1951 license plates after County Treasurer Boyd Quick announced sufficient supplies arrived at the county courthouse. Motorists who already paid for licenses but did not receive plates or who have not yet obtained theirs may do so now. The Feb 15 deadline was relaxed due to shortages. a new deadline will be set by the patrol once supply is secured.
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Boyd Quick
Beaverhead
State Highway Department
Patrol
Toggery and Mathews Stores Undergo Remodeling
The Pilgrim building between Safeway and Eliels hosts rapid work expanding The Toggery by 400 square feet for Mathews store. Interiors are rebuilt with new fixtures floors paint and lights. Completion is expected in about two weeks.
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Pilgrim
Safeway Stores
Eliels
Joe Smith
Mathews
Tuberculosis and Health Association Meeting Friday
Beaverhead Tuberculosis and Health association will meet Friday afternoon March 9 at 2:00 in the council rooms city hall. President Mrs. Sylvester Meade says it is the annual meeting with reports from committees and officer elections. Directors listed: Mrs. Ray Kellett Lima Mrs. Parke Scott Armstead Mrs. Fred Nelson Jackson Mrs. Argyl Stephens Wisdom Mrs. Leslie Jones Wise River Mrs. Elwood Boucher Glen.
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Beaverhead Tuberculosis and Health Association
Sylvester Meade
Association
Ray Kellett
Lima
Parke Scott
Armstead
Fred Nelson
Jackson
Argyl Stephens
Wisdom
Leslie Jones
Wise River
Elwood Boucher
Glen
Tuberculosis Seal Sale Nets Local Fund $576
Mrs. O. K. Moe Beaverhead county Christmas seal chairman reported $1,235.98 raised in Beaverhead County. Seals mailed to residents produced $1,121.16, booths $22.15, pencils $92.67 with expenses $228.13. Net local fund $575.26 designated for the Beaverhead County Tuberculosis and Health Association and $432.59 sent to the Montana State Tuberculosis Association in Helena.
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O. K. Moe
Beaverhead County
Beaverhead
Collegians Stage Campus Satire Musical Soiree
Western CollegeMusic club presents Campus Call to Arms a three act musical comedy lampooning campus life. Florence Gray and team wrote the story with Ann Flannigan Betty Austreng and others directing and performing. Principal roles filled by Helen Vegter Edward Kahoe Gene McCabe Jacqueline Armour Edward Monger Betty Austreng Edward Durkin Mary Lou Burgess Raymond Simon Bertram Gable.
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Music Club
College Auditorium
Western
Florence Gray
Bozeman
Ann Flannigan
Betty Austreng
Butte
Edward Monger
Belgrade
Bertram Gable
Helen Vegter
Manhattan
Edward Kahoe
Philipsburg
Gene McCabe
Anaconda
Jacqueline Armour
St. Ignatius
Edward Durkin
Mary Lou Burgess
Raymond Simon
Dillon
Helen Jones
Carolyn Paxton
Rexburg
Jane Serenar
East Helena
Peggy Clark
Arlee
Agnes Tenneson
Marilyn Boetticher
Square Butte
Eileen Sanderson
Betty Christensen
Great Falls
Florence Gary
Alice Cooper
Mt. Vernon
Washington
Valdean Osteros
Jean Sudan
Bigfork
Jack Carriger
Donald Shaw
Pony
Robert Erickson
Corvallis
Max la Mare
Mervyn Megee
French Horn Artist Heard Here Monday
Bertram Haigh former symphony french hornist gave a concert Monday evening in the B C H S auditorium before a sizeable audience. He played Evening Star from Tannhauser Carry Me Back to Old Virginia with the high school band directed by A H Hartwig. Accompanied by Prof Ralph Mc Fadden at the piano he offered Chopin Shubert song and On Wings of Song by Mendelssohn. The high school chorus and band performed numbers. Haigh conducted a question and answer period for high school brass players and then individual instruction for each brass group Monday morning.
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Bertram Haigh
Symphony
B.C. H.S
Mendelssohn
Bang
Haigh
Inpe Uenen
Brass
Rotary Guest John Good Highlights CM Employees Club
John Good manager of the A C M Employees' club spoke to the Dillon Rotary Monday night detailing the club history from its Thornton hotel origins to its current form. The facility supports bowling, shuffleboard, reading rooms, lounges, a ballroom and snack bar with no charge for A C M employees beyond meals and bowling. The staff includes sixteen former employees operating the venture and a seven member board representing underground workers crafts clerical and management.
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Dillon Rotary Club
John Good
A.C.M
Thornton Hotel
Ac.m
Bill Bierrum
Rahl
Frank Hazelbaker
Harry Hays
Calgary
Canada
William Jones
Leon Eliel
Los Angeles
Stonger Brown
Beaverhead Livestock
Beaverhead Considers Joining Rainmaking Effort
Beaverhead farmers and ranchers discussed joining Madison Jefferson and Gallatin counties in a cloud seeding program to boost rainfall. John Hubbard will head the Beaverhead group, with A J Kilgore coordinating applications due by March 10. Dr Irving P Krick leads the Denver based Water Resources Development Corp and the American Institute of Aerological Research.
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Beaverhead County
Three Forks
A. J. Kilgore
Water Resources Development Corp
Denver
Colo
Hubbard
Kilgore
Irving P. Krick
American Institute of Aerological Research
Pasadena
Calif
Organization For
Rocky Mountains
Bulldogs Fall to Bobcats in District Playoff Opener
Allan Weeks led the Western M.C.E. Bulldogs with 26 points as they lost to the MSC Bobcats 70-56 in the District 5 NAILB playoffs at Billings. Les Curry scored 18 for Bozeman, a top 1950s scorer, while Rocky Mountain College defeated Idaho State 56-45 in the other game to set up a meet with the Bobcats for a national playoff berth in Kansas City March 12-17. Western had earlier topped Carroll Saints 91-65 and 58-55 in back to back games, with Weeks amassing a 46-point series total and Ben Harrison scoring a late field goal to seal victory.
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M.C.E
Bulldogs
Carroll College
M.S.C. Bobcats
N.A
Idaho State
Bobcats
Kansas City
Western
Idaho
Carroll Saints
Western Cagers
Carroll
Weeks
Ben Harrison
Mrs. Rumbaugh Dies at Home in California
Mrs. Lincoln Rumbaugh, longtime Dillon resident, died Jan 2 in Redlands California at nearly 90. She and her husband lived for many years on Glandale Street near the Meg quier home. Her daughter Mrs. Lula Kuhn was with her. funeral services and interment were in California.
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Lincoln Rumbaugh
Dillon
Redlands
Calif
Glandale Street
Megquier
Rumbaugh
Methodist Church of
California
Lula Kuhn
Eagle Cagers Meet Star Women's Team Tonight
Dillon's Eagle Bar Independents face the Harlem Globe Trotters at 8 15 p m in the W M C F gym for a benefit basketball game supporting Polio and Cancer funds The Eagles finish the 1951 season after a district A A U tournament exit at Deer Lodge They teamed with Twin Bridges and beat the Butte Club 76 70 with De Tonancour 25 Rocheleau 18 leading scorers Then lost 59 43 to New Deal of Butte as the district meet winner later clinched the title.
Diamond Bar Ski Club Hosts Inaugural Jackson Tournament
The first annual Diamond Bar Ski tournament drew over 150 participants and spectators on Sunday March 4 at Jackson Hills. Winners included men John Husted Clayton Huntley Kenneth Krause and ladies Cassie Dooling Beatrice Clemow Donna Krause. Special prizes went to all young entrants as local businesses donated awards. Plans for a similar event next year are under discussion.
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Diamond Bar
Jackson
Herman Peterson
John Husted
Clayton Huntley
Kenneth Krause
Cassie Dooling
Beatrice Clemow
Donna Krause
Ruth Clemow
Ellen Rae Stocks
Tommie Stocks
Richard Shepherd
Jimmy Megquier
Barry Remely
C. L. Kalitowski
Diamond Bar Ski Club
Tom Clemon
Marshall Harvey
Charles Burton
Joe Krall
Sid Engstrom
Mrs. Drucilla Gillette Dies After Illness in Butte Hospital
Mrs. Drucilla Gillette wife of M L Gillette of Dillon died Friday morning in a Butte hospital after an illness. Survived by husband daughter in law and son in Dillon and many in laws and siblings from Wis Wash Mont and Calif. Funeral services were held at Brundage chapel Dillon conducted by Rev Robert N Johnstone. Interment in Mountain View cemetery.
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Drucilla Gillette
M. L. Gillette
Dillon
Butte
Howard Babcock
City
Howard L. Babcock
Gus Walltein
Palm Springs
Calif
Vern O'Dell
Percy O'Dell
William O'Dell
Necadah
Wis
Harry O'Dell
White Sulphur Springs
Mont
William Gillette
Shelton
Wash
Fred Gillette
Harry Gillette
Jack Gillette
Tacoma
Bernard Babcock
Plains
Harold Cantrell
Kalispell
Don Cox
Twin Bridges
Brundage Chapel
Robert N. Johnstone
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Mountain View Cemetery
10th Anniversary of Child Study Club Observed
Child Study club marked its tenth anniversary with a birthday party at the home of Mrs. Hans Andersen February 26. Active members ran arrangements and past members attended as hon or guests. A program featured a skit directed by Muriel Tyre, piano by Helen Tisdahl, and a review of ten years of activity. An anniversary cake graced the tea table with Mrs. Alma Whitehill and Mrs. Cora Benson pouring. The cake was cut by Mrs. Harnet Watkins. Mrs. Etta Prater and Mrs. Tisdahl handed door prizes.
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Q&a Child Study Club
Hans Andersen
Muriel Tyre
Helen Tisdahl
Alma Whitehill
Cora Benson
Harnet Watkins
Etta Prater
Tisdahl
Farmers invited to ACC meeting in Bozeman March 15
Farmers and ranchers are invited to attend the second annual agricultural credit conference hosted by the Montana Bankers Association in Bozeman starting March 15. The three day event, held with Montana State College in the Engineering Building, aims to boost bankers technical knowledge on current agricultural issues and farm business under inflation and wartime economy. President R Renne and Montana State College faculty will speak along with five out of state experts on topics like cattle feeding irrigation systems soil management and agricultural lending.
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Montana Bankers Association
Bozeman
Paul S. Gillespie
Missoula
Western Montana National Bank of
Carnival and Dance Planned by Lima Rural Fire Dept
Lima rural fire department members schedule a carnival and free dance in Lima on March 31 to raise funds for a new fire truck. The event features games such as fishing fortune telling ring toss and midway activities inviting Beaverhead and surrounding counties residents to attend with a small admission fee for the carnival.
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Lima
L A Taylor Dies in Salt Lake City
Laurence A. Taylor aged 61 died at St Marks hospital Salt Lake City Utah on February 14 after a serious operation. He formerly lived in Dillon and belonged to Grace Memorial Methodist Church and Masonic Lodge Salmon Idaho. He is survived by his widow Mary E. Taylor of Boise two sons Francis F. Taylor of Dillon and Almon L. Taylor Carey Idaho a daughter Kathryn Rothwell Umatilla Oregon two sisters Edna A. Russell Washington DC and Mary E. Smith Eagle Idaho four brothers Alva Taylor Port Chicago Leonard M. Taylor Modesto George L. Taylor Tacoma and Luther E. Taylor Council Idaho. Funeral services and burial were in Boise Idaho.
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Laurence A. Taylor
St. Marks Hospital
Salt Lake City
Utah
Taylor
Grace Memorial Methodist Church
Dillon
Salmon
Idaho
Mary E. Taylor
Boise
Francis F. Taylor
Almon L. Taylor
Carey
Katheryn Rothwell
Umatilla
Ore
Edna A. Russell
Washington
D. C
Mary E. Smith
Eagle
Alva Taylor
Port Chicago
Calif
Leonard M. Taylor
Modesto
George L. Taylor
Tacoma
Wash
Luther E. Taylor
Council
Claude L. Nichols Dies After Brief Illness
Claude L. Nichols 70 longtime ranch and restaurant cook in the area died at the county hospital last Friday morning after a brief illness. Born January 3, 1881 in Brigham City Utah he had two brothers in Brigham City and Farmington Utah. Body sent to Brigham City for funeral and family plot burial.
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Claude L. Nichols
Brigham City
Utah
Farmington
Beaverhead County Men Report for Armed Forces Induction
Beaverhead county residents Jack R. Brown Lloyd E Richardson Ray H Weeks Jr and Ewell J Claus prepare for military induction tonight at 4 p m Don P Cheney Lima and William M Clawson have enlisted and Clawson has received a commission as a second lieutenant in the army and entered active service
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FQUA
Jack R. Brown
Lloyd E. Richardson
Ray H. Weeks, Jr
Ewell J. Claus
Beaverhead County
Don P. Cheney
Lima
William M. Clawson
Veterans Welfare official to visit Dill March 8
James McCushing of the Veterans Welfare Commission will be in Dill on March 8 and can be reached at the employment office for inquiries about services.
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James McCushing
Veterans’ Welfare Commission
Dill
Beaverhead D A R Chapter Members Attend State Meet
Six Beaverhead chapter D A R members will travel to Bozeman for the two day state conference March 12 and 13. Mrs T E Luebben national vice chairman on flag use will join the program. Also attending are Mrs T F McFadden regent and resolutions committee member Mrs Fred Woodside state chairman Good Citizenship Girl project delegates Mrs Ike Rife Mrs Walter Stamm and Miss Jean Bishop. Luebben will also attend the D A R Colonists meeting in Bozeman Sunday evening and Monday morning with Mrs Woodside serving as a delegate.
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Beaverhead
Daughters of American Revolution
Bozeman
T. E. Luebben
T. F. McFadden
Resolutions Committee
Fred Woodside
Good Citizenship Girl Project
Ike Rife
Walter Stamm
Jean Bishop
Luebben
Woodside
the Daughters of American Colonists
County Printing Contract Awarded for 1951 1952
The Examiner Printing Co. has been awarded the county printing contract for the years 1951 and 1952. The notice indicates the firm will perform county printing duties under the new agreement with specified terms and duration.
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Examiner Printing Co
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Informaton
Ofice
A.R.C
Red Cross Nursing Service
Soroptimist Club
Andrus
Toggery
Tuberculosis and Health Association
Montana
Sammy Solberg
Robert Finch
Mr. Solberg
Marie Jenvrin
Ringwood
Rotary
Madison, Jefferson and
Gallatin
CATS
Les Curry
Bozeman Star
Center Weeks
John C. Donegan
Madison and
St. James Hospital
Eagle Cagers
STAR
Deer Lodge
Cassie Cooling
Mrs. Gillette
Butte Hospital
ACC
Lima Rural Fire Dept
L. A. Taylor
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