Defendants Win Damage In District Court Suit
A jury returned a verdict for defendants Tom Cantrell and Charles Henderson of Dell against plaintiff George Anderson Dillon. Anderson sought 16000 damages for injuries after being thrown from a horse while employed as a sheep herder. Key issue was horse suitability for the job. verdict followed a Thursday trial before Judge Philip C. Duncan.
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Tom Cantrell
Charles Henderson
Dell
George Anderson
Dillon
Anderson
Myles J. Thomas
Helena
Cantrell and Henderson
John Collins
Richard Burns
District Court
Philip C. Duncan
Henry F. Hignight
Esther Schmittroth
Verla K. Norman
Mary Sperle
Zella Lugar
Mrs. Franklin Cashmore
Ruth’ Schuetz
Karroll M. Brandvold
James M. McCullum
Evelyn Galiger
Helen Koeneke
Helen Hand
February Bond Sales Reach Over Sixty Thousand in Beaverhead
February savings bond figures from Montana counties show Beaverhead at 41062 for the month and total yearly sales of 63968. State and county leaders note national stock of Series E and H bonds exceeds 40 billion dollars and urge wage earners to invest.
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United States Savings
Montana
Treasury
A. T. Hibbard
Helena
W. W Hawkins
Beaverhead
Hawkins
MSU Pharmacy Students Tour Midwest Firms
Donald Peterson leads MSU pharmacy juniors and seniors on a March inspection trip to Eli Lilly in Indianapolis G D Searle in Chicago and Upjohn in Kalamazoo. Dean Jack Orr notes the two year program aims to inspect research labs and facilities while hosts cover hotel meals and entertainment.
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Donald Peterson
Wisdom
Missoula
MSU School of Pharmacy
Midwest Pharmaceutical
Jack E. Orr
Tracy G. Gall
Eli Lilly and Co
Indianapolis
Ind
G. D. Searle and Co
Chicago
Ill
Kala
Bowling league action across multiple leagues reported
King Pin League saw Joe's Toggery win 3-1 over Joyettes as Eliel's, Grogan's Groggery and Big Dippers posted top scores. Vigilante League featured Jack's Market and Roberta sweeping wins while Treasure State League notes four 4-0 matches and high game marks. City League highlights include Shaffer Bakery's 3-1 win and Dillon Creamery's loss to Andrus Hotel.
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Joe’s
Toggery
Joyettes
Big Dippers
Grogan
Dipper
Eliel’s
Shaffer Bakery
Andrus Barber Shop
Beaverhead Bar Supply
Newton
Clark
Jack’s Market
Beaverhead Laundry
Roberta
Vaughn & Ragsdale
Electric & Variety
Oasis
Montanan
Cochrane Motors
Gib
Union
Warners
Hignight Plumbing
Farmers Union and
Moose Lodge
Minerals Engineering
Montana Motor Supply
Thompson of
Childs of
Farmers Union
Minerals
Shaffer
Bakery
Eagle Bar
Dillon Creamery
Andrus Hotel
Tash Ranchers
Dillon Resident Recommends Shade Trees for Local Climate
A Dillon resident lists tree varieties suited to Dillon’s conditions and 80 years of planting experience. Species such as white and green ash, silver leaf poplar, Canadian poplar, and Colorado blue spruce are noted for growth and pest resistance, while oaks maples and several other species are discouraged due to failures or sidewalk damage.
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Dillon
Western Montana College
Montana
Bowling results from Ned-Eva Lanes and Commercial League action
Four matches at Ned Eva Lanes produced scores 870 822 846 828 900 863 and 2516 2513 with Brundage earning a 530 series for the winners. Mockels edged Stewart Const carpenters 891 874 and 2549 2506. In Commercial League, The Coasters beat Minerals Engineering 2653 2631, The Big Dipper won 4 0 over Roberts Market 2695 2540, Tribune defeated Paul’s Chey 2660 2546, and Metlen Hotel beat Gesman Drug 2579 2548 with highs including a 564 by Townsends and Deputy’s 222 game.
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Brundage
Stewart -Const
Mockels
Carpenters
Coasters
Minerals Engineering
Big Dipper
Roberts Market
Deputy
the Tribune
Paul
Chey
Townsends
Metlen
Gesman
National Wildlife Week Set For March 18 24
March 18 24 will be Nat s Wildlife Week proclaimed by Governor J Hugo Aronson on March 7. Montana sportsmen and conservationists join a nationwide education drive on natural resource management and conservation. The 1956 theme is Save Endangered Wildlife with National Wildlife Federation sponsorship since 1938. Jack Rose Montana Wildlife Federation state chairman. Walt Disney national chairman for the effort.
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Montana
Montana Wildlife Federation
Walt Disney
Three Montana species listed among extinction threats
Mr Rose notes dwindling habitat endangers species such as the grizzly bear Montana gray ling and trumpeter swan among a danger list that includes sea otter lake sturgeon and many others. He urges year-round conservation during National Wildlife Week to mobilize ongoing action.
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Montana
CARD OF THANKS FOR Nis Nissen
We thank friends for kindness during the death of our husband and father Nis Nissen. Signed by Mrs Laura Nissen and family Mr and Mrs Bill Seeger Mr and Mrs Lloyd Davis and families Mrs Fielding Graves and family
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Nis Nissen
Laura Nissen
Bill Seeger
Lloyd Davis
Fielding Graves
Assembly of God Church Service Schedule
Clayton Nelson reports Sunday school at 10 am and morning service at 11 am. Evangelistic service at 7 30 pm and Wednesday mid week service at 7 30. All are welcome to attend any or all services.
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Assembly OF God Church
Clayton Nelson
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Idaho Street
Don Peterson
MSU Pharmacy
Midwest
First National Bank
Tits Ee
Northwest Bancorporation
Federal Deposit Insurance ’ Corporation
Wowie
FORD
Dillort, Mont
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